Nathan W
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Found at 1901 site. I think it might be brass with the red color
✅ SOLVED Any ideas
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First thought an old sink or bathroom tub bottom fixture... but not from a 1901 site if related...? Still a thinkin"...?
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I'm not sure, but my gut reaction is the center plate of a burner assembly for an oil lamp. That could be way off, that's just what came to mind.
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I think YOUR a lot closer if not spot on.... good call or guess robertk.
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Escutcheon for something. If it's red metal, probably copper. Brass is usually yellow in color, but, not always. Chemicals in the soil can change the surface color.
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Can't tell from the pics if it's flat or slightly conical.
Is the hole the right size for a light bulb?
Is the hole the right size for a light bulb?
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