✅ SOLVED Found at a 1910 home. Any ideal's

[Bobwilki]

 

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[GoldieLocks]

Is that a rubber bottom of a cane or an elderly person's walker?
The rubber would be all cracked if it was from 1910.

 

[Bobwilki]

I think it's the letter " D ". Possibly made out of copper or brass. Could it be a wax seal stamp?

 

[DCMatt]

I think it's the letter " D ". Possibly made out of copper or brass. Could it be a wax seal stamp?

Not a wax stamp. It would be a reverse “D” if it were. Likely a collar stud. Popular at the turn of the 20th century.

 

[CreakyDigger]

Top of a walking stick?

 

[Fourman110]

I think Bobwilki nailed it. A mirror image of a D is....... a D. While I didn't find any exact matches, ebay is rife with similar shaped wax seal stamps.

 

[Gare]

I have NO IDEA BUT thank you for TAKING and posting FANTASTIC PICTURES !!!

 

[Plug N Play]

Not a wax stamp. It would be a reverse “D” if it were.

"Sometimes down is up, sometimes up is down." Alice in Wonderland

Wax seal.

 

[Fourman110]

Hinge on the top of the image from OP (or dot on Plug n Plays top left image) and press onto wax, ending up with a "D" in whatever is stamped (or bottom left image from Plug in Play)..... still pretty confident on wax stamp. While we may disagree,, great imagery PnP!

 

[DCMatt]

"Sometimes down is up, sometimes up is down." Alice in Wonderland

Wax seal.

That's what we do here. We get it right. Agree. Wax seal.

 

[Bobwilki]

Agree. Wax seal. Thank you ALL.