It’s an elegant use of chicken wire, but for what purpose?
Take a break from your Thanksgiving Day preparations, and give us your best guesses. And don’t forget to check back tomorrow for the answer.
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It is a beverage caddy. Wine bottles would look beautiful in this. I would love to use it to display rolled towels in a guest or powder bathroom. Each one holding a complimentary color.
umbrella storage?
Wine bottle holder
Candle holder?
It's a utensil caddy for silverware! It's at anthopologie!
I was going to guess wine bottle holder, but now I'm going with utensil caddy….
I was going to go with Utensil caddy, but now going with wine bottle holder. (I'm being serious, and not to be opposite of Laura R.) It's pretty funny how that worked out though.
I would think it would topple over as a wine bottle holder. I would use it as a centerpiece display. Fill it with my favorite bouquets. Maybe add cardholders to use as name placeholders on a small round table for four.
I think I got carried away with what I would do with it rather than what it is but that was fun!
nice chicken wire use
Depending upon its true size it could be a wine bottle holder. However, it might look beautiful filled with colorful fruits; lemons, limes, apples, and pears. It looks like it spins as well. I wonder how old it is?
or it could hold orchids [or other small potted plants]…
No ! I think it's for holding EGGS right?
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I agree, it is a utensil holder!