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Silver Duck Press

Posted by ideefixe (My Page) on
Tue, Sep 20, 11 at 12:50

My husband inherited this--I thought the regulars here would get a kick out of it. It's silver plate, probably made around 1900s. Weighs a ton!

Duck Press


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RE: Silver Duck Press

What a centerpiece! Have you ever used it?
Linda C


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Nice piece, although the thought of it kinda grosses me out. FYI, they are expensive & I imagine an antique one would fetch quite a nice price!

What is the hoodlike thing? Are the hooks on the front used to hold a bird/poultry/duck carving knife? I don't think I've noticed these feature on the few presses I've seen.


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OMG, makes me feel like something really exquisite has been omitted from my upbringing. I knew of pressed duck, eat duck, but never done up fancy. ;-) I got a kick out of this link on U-tube of one in use. I had to see how they functioned so it's below. Too cool.

Here is a link that might be useful: Duck Press in action


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I had to look this up and am now regretting it!


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The technique is rather cringe worthy LOL


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Never used it--I think it's going to be a conversation piece.


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mmm, tasty duck squeezins. I can has another helping?
Casey


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