By jove, You are correct. Great digging!!! :singing:
Cannot see clasp. Photos?
Choker?
Modern decorative vegetable holder?
It would make a good cover for the "Seeking Pirates and Treasure" I posted yesterday. :)
@Hi2022 It appears 1stDibs seller will not forward photos of 17th century candle holders. Well, I tried.
Appears to be stain/lacquer mixture. Depending upon age, you may wish to leave as is.
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Photos of top and bottom would be helpfil.
@Hi2022 Still awaiting response from 1stDibs. I asked for photos of the bottom of the base. I'm looking for a comparison to your item.
1stDibs. Sorry, my brain works faster than fingers.
The small triangle appears to have been drilled which resulted in the removal of most of the previously tapped thread. My guess, as to why, is the...
@Hi2022 It appears the cap, small triangle and the base component are threaded. Is this correct? The other two parts appear to be smooth bored.
Opinion: I see no wear or chipped areas; The tail and horns seem to be complete; Age is usually accompanied with wear, chips and broken sections,...
My opinion: The rod or nut connecting the components appears to be plated zinc; origin, probably China; age, 10 years or less.
Modern.
Here's a thought. If it looks like a tektite to you, label it so and let it be your answer. I don't know where you live, however, you could...
My answer to your question is nature. The bands appear to be attracted iron and the groove resulted from iron decay and weathering. Tektite???...
Interesting. What country and what region? Please verify dimensions and indicate thickness. Also, indicate the type of area, eg. grassland, rocky,...
Unfortunately, I was about ten years old and remember the clock because it was mounted in a pyramid and yes the winder turned the rear cover.
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