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[fishstick]

Morning y'all, I dug this last week at a early homesite and can't seem to come up with what it is. If you look close you can see some sort of two handled ( vase, trophy cup?) with flowers at the top. Thgt it was a fancy draw pull at first but the attachment hole is so small thread can barely go through it. For some reason I keep thinking it's got a (mourning feel) to me. Any ideas?

 

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[Deftone]

I found this labeled as a cloak pin. But no pics of the back.

 

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[nagant]

That looks like a good bet Deftone. I followed that lead and saw a bunch more. Not one back pic😕, somebody will find one. https://d21cmcylgnyv91.cloudfront.n...k_v4_italic.png,center,center,50)/2862306.jpg

 

[ARC]

I found this labeled as a cloak pin. But no pics of the back.

This is actually a "tieback".... used on curtains.,,, and also on Battersea box lids.

 

[fishstick]

I personally think it is a horse related accoutrement, perhaps an older glass faced or enameled rosette or a blinder accoutrement. I know I have seen that stem type mount before, but I haven't had time to look through my files yet.

I like where you're going with that. I thgt of a rosette as well but the back makes me think different.

 

[fishstick]

My first thought is possibly a cloak button... half of a cloak fastener.

A cloak button? Never thgt of that one ARC. Have to look into that.

 

[fishstick]

This is actually a "tieback".... used on curtains.,,, and also on Battersea box lids.

Where did you find that out at?

 

[ARC]

Where did you find that out at?

Pulled in from the depths and crevices. :P

 

[ARC]

The old curtain tiebacks use to be a common find in the older areas in the north.

"Battersea" is what your piece is called in my opinion... they made all kinds of things with similar logos.

The one he pictured is called an "Urn".

 

[fishstick]

Pulled in from the depths and crevices. :P

LOL I believe it!!

 

[creskol]

The old curtain tiebacks use to be a common find in the older areas in the north.

"Battersea" is what your piece is called in my opinion... they made all kinds of things with similar logos.

The one he pictured is called an "Urn".

The tiebacks I am familiar with all had long stems with threads at the ends to mount on the trim. I suppose this could have snapped off, but what is the purpose of the hole?

 

[fishstick]

The old curtain tiebacks use to be a common find in the older areas in the north.

"Battersea" is what your piece is called in my opinion... they made all kinds of things with similar logos.

The one he pictured is called an "Urn".

Interesting, very interesting.. More homework after work I suppose

 

[fishstick]

The tiebacks I am familiar with all had long stems with threads at the ends to mount on the trim. I suppose this could have snapped off, but what is the purpose of the hole?

Same here. They have long stems on the back and the one I found is not broken .

 

[The Rebel]

I found this labeled as a cloak pin. But no pics of the back.

 

[pepperj]

Examples showing what the back could of looked like.

 

[ARC]

Post deleted... Confused Creskol's post with Peppers...

 

[fishstick]

Post deleted... Confused Creskol's post with Peppers...

That happens with age ARC lol

 

[ARC]

That happens with age ARC lol

Arrrrrg.

 

[GeoW]

When I see one of those I think of one of these.

 

[fishstick]

When I see one of those I think of one of these.

Those are Dreamers!!!!! Thx for shar