Any Ideas on this found nice shoe buckel in same area

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One lump or two. Looks like a small sugar holder lid.
 

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Nope, mustard pot.
 

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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.
 

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