Shameless self-promotion thread

Ho, ho, ho ... :santa:
With Christmas coming :gift: , and feeling smug as I have just stacked the shelves of the webshop where I work, I invite you to step in and SPEND, SPEND, SPEND .... :welcome:

25% discount for Cellar members and free shipping to the US?

barefoot serpent wrote:

25% discount for Cellar members and free shipping to the US?

Come on now - you have to be joking - that's a Scotsman you're talking to....!!

what's the current exchange rate for US dollars?

toddler fleece is cute, but too small for rugrat.

1 US$ = 0.851353652 Euro
1 US$ = 0.575241601 British pounds

The cowhorn 'cruet' set: is that what we Yanks call salt and pepper shakers? That would be a great gift for my brother.

I thought "cruets" were for oil and vinegar. :confused:

Well i have a degree in real estate manegement, 2 yrs in asset and financial management and really great legs.....

oh wait its not THAT kind of thread.

i buy all my gifts online, you get such a great variety of things. AND, when it comes in the mail and you check it out before wrapping it its always so exciting! its like a present for me before its a present for someone else!! YAY!!

Elspode wrote:

1 US$ = 0.851353652 Euro
1 US$ = 0.575241601 British pounds

Careful now, or you'll end up with a load of £.000000601 British coins in change.

Trying to keep my wife from seeing the sheepskins.....

Wow - I LOVE the cottage! Cellar New Year Party anyone?!

Sundae Girl wrote:

Wow - I LOVE the cottage! Cellar New Year Party anyone?!

I'm in! :)

We bought a sheepskin from your place a couple of years ago
Arran is my favorite holiday place :D

xoxoxoBruce wrote:

I thought "cruets" were for oil and vinegar. :confused:

Me too, but these are only 11 cm tall. How about it, limey?

They must be for very small salads.

Or malt vinegar. A little goes a long way on fish and chips.

Cruet sets contain salt & pepper over here. At least that's the way I've always understood it, and it makes sense in this case.

Sundae Girl wrote:

Cruet sets contain salt & pepper over here. At least that's the way I've always understood it, and it makes sense in this case.

... and sometimes a mustard pot - we had one when I was a boy in chrome resembling an ocean liner - salt and pepper were funnels with mustard sort of being a centre deck...remember it well. always chug-chugging it around the tablecloth calling at exotic plates (places) - just like the ones below (found them up for sale on ebay - might have a go...)

Oh dear.

You have lit a fire within me entitled "cruet sets I can buy from eBay."

Am trying to convince myself I do NOT need a Carlton Ware fruit cruet set.....

ebay has helped me reclaim lost treasures from my childhood too.

Thanks for the comments folks. I've been away and only just got back into the cellar. Can't offer the discount/free shipping as it's not my shop, but you'll get a personal message from limey if you order and identify yourself as a dwellar!

Oh nooo....... I have got to get one of those boats!!!

Multi-generation maritime family member here. If I could find one that was a tugboat, it would be even better.