It probably been done before but my darling asked me. Is it bakelite or is that a bit old.
Firey Phil
Have PM'd you Phil. Also, I don't think bakelite was ever used for Crockery. Radios and Telephones, but not Crockery.
Cheers,
Sheba.
Corelle...or similar is the go...and for storage you really cant beat Lock-n-Lock (the real McCoy...not cheap knock-offs.)
HTH.
Cheers Keith
Corelle is certainly the go Phil, medium weight, certainly lighter than ceramic, have been using them for years without breakage.
Santa.
Moonta, Copper Coast, South Aust.
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