T T Hunter Sr. Member Oct 26, 2006 279 38 Delaware Detector(s) used Minelab Excalibur Jun 6, 2010 #1 I have no idea on this . Any guesses Amazon Forum Fav 👍 Cry Of The Eagle: History And Legends Of The Cherokee Indians And Their Buried Treasure - Grab it through Amazon! Attachments MVC-001S.JPG 31.8 KB · Views: 245 MVC-002S.JPG 30.6 KB · Views: 245 MVC-006S.JPG 36.4 KB · Views: 248 MVC-005S.JPG 18.5 KB · Views: 258 MVC-004S.JPG 18.7 KB · Views: 230 MVC-003S.JPG 40.1 KB · Views: 250 MVC-007S.JPG 32.5 KB · Views: 250
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OP OP T T Hunter Sr. Member Oct 26, 2006 279 38 Delaware Detector(s) used Minelab Excalibur Jun 6, 2010 Thread starter #2 Tea pot lid ?? Upvote 0
artyfacts Bronze Member May 1, 2010 1,144 1,239 South Jersey 🥇 Banner finds 3 Detector(s) used Whites DFX, MX7, Minelab Manticore Primary Interest: All Treasure Hunting Jun 6, 2010 #3 One lump or two. Looks like a small sugar holder lid. Upvote 0
NHBandit Silver Member Feb 21, 2010 3,472 3,284 Formerly NH now East Tennessee Detector(s) used Garrett GtaX1250 Jun 6, 2010 #4 Agreed that it's the lid to a sugar bowl. The flat edge on one side is where the hinge broke off & the other opening is for the spoon. Upvote 0
Agreed that it's the lid to a sugar bowl. The flat edge on one side is where the hinge broke off & the other opening is for the spoon.
Lucas Bronze Member Mar 20, 2010 1,107 10 U of A Jun 6, 2010 #5 Nope, mustard pot. Attachments 38054.jpg 29.4 KB · Views: 204 imgres-1.jpg 3.4 KB · Views: 182 imgres.jpg 2 KB · Views: 172 silver mustard pot: London 1904.jpg 6.6 KB · Views: 170 Upvote 0
OP OP T T Hunter Sr. Member Oct 26, 2006 279 38 Delaware Detector(s) used Minelab Excalibur Jun 7, 2010 Thread starter #6 Do you think it is very old ? thanks for the Id Upvote 0
Lucas Bronze Member Mar 20, 2010 1,107 10 U of A Jun 7, 2010 #7 Hard to say... they haven't changed much in 200 years. From what I can see it is not spun, so older sterling/coin or not so old silver plate. If it is sterling it is pre-1850's technology. Probably pre-1900. If it is coin it is pre-1850-ish. This would be my guess, but you can't be sure without testing it. The spun sterling stuff is always thin and has a rolled edged. Yours doesn't have a rolled edge. Upvote 0
Hard to say... they haven't changed much in 200 years. From what I can see it is not spun, so older sterling/coin or not so old silver plate. If it is sterling it is pre-1850's technology. Probably pre-1900. If it is coin it is pre-1850-ish. This would be my guess, but you can't be sure without testing it. The spun sterling stuff is always thin and has a rolled edged. Yours doesn't have a rolled edge.
OP OP T T Hunter Sr. Member Oct 26, 2006 279 38 Delaware Detector(s) used Minelab Excalibur Jun 7, 2010 Thread starter #8 Thanks for all your info .Mark Upvote 0