A HINGED SILVER CONTAINER FOR THAT LEFTOVER SLICE OF PIZZA.........

 FAR MORE ELEGANT AND AESTHETICALLY-PLEASING....THAN A CARDBOARD 'PIZZA BOX'.....ON THE DINING TABLE......   IT IS A LOVELY CONTAINER FOR CANDIED FLOWERS, ALSO........OR  A HALF-SLICE OF TOAST FOR AFTERNOON TEA.....

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