Congratulations this week go to blogger Llifon who guessed that last week's utensil jar can be found in Gail's kitchen. Though as Scott later pointed out, the kitchen actually belongs to David and Kylie now.
For this week's prop poser all you have to do is tell us whereabouts on Coronation Street you would find this big brass bowl.
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6 comments:
Bistro?
Looks like it ought to be the Nazir's.
Dev's?
Sally's?
it is a plate not a bowl
If you want to be pedantic it looks like a salver.
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