The decorated ones are often Royal Worcester (like the ones in the pic) the two white ones are modern and in regular use; best way I've found to eat an egg
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Egg coddlersRecently started collecting egg coddlers. You can pay high prices, but they can still be found in charity shops for a couple of quid or less!
The decorated ones are often Royal Worcester (like the ones in the pic) the two white ones are modern and in regular use; best way I've found to eat an egg
I'd like to live as a poor man with lots of money.
- Pablo Picasso You poach eggs in them.
They do look nice but I use a cup in the microwave. Allotment http://taylorsplot.blogspot.com/
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That's what everyone says; that's why you can still get em cheap! Butter or oil the inside a touch, break an egg in it, plus seasoning if you want and stand in boiling water up to the lid. Takes a little longer than just boiling the egg, but a much nicer way than messing with egg shell!  I'd like to live as a poor man with lots of money.
- Pablo Picasso We have a family tradition of giving them as christening gifts. I was always squeamish about getting shell in my mouth from a boiled egg so I think they are the perfect way to cook eggs, plus they have butter, salt and pepper in them ready
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Sorry for being thick! But they look pretty. 
