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| Anybody know anything about these? A NY Times writer wrote about how Alain Ducasse originally had them at his joint, but the customers couldn't figure out how to use 'em so he had 'em shipped back to France. Nothing came up using google. He can't be referring to fancy asparagus tongs, was he?
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| yup, you got it. I think I've seen them at Bridge Kitchenware in NYC (along with such exotica as leg-of-lamb holders). Ducasse's were probably solid silver. ![]() |
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| Suzanne, Can you recall which one you saw? I'll be making a trip up to the City soon to see some h.s. buddies and was wondering which ones are stocked at Bridge Kitchenware(none are listed on their website). Thanks. 5' Stainless steel stalk-design: Triple Silverplated, made in UK: Sterling silver: ![]()
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