Glass, ceramic, porcelain finds from old southern farm site

[jamiefind]

Previous thread here: http://www.treasurenet.com/forums/what/483118-more-relics-old-southern-farm-site.html

Went hunting the same spot again. While unearthing iron relics I came across the usual random pieces of glass, brick, and ceramic junk. I could use some opinions on these in particular. I am still trying to date this site, but the evidence is piling up to support a 1940s home site with relics back to the late 1800s, although some finds encourage me to think older.

What do you think...depression glass?

I just knew this was a barnyard animal tooth, but my wife swears it's a broken doll's feet/shoes. It could be porcelain, but it could also be scratched up enamel. Thoughts? For what it's worth, both objects are equally possible at this site. Lots of farm relics, but also housewares and a child's iron stove set.

I found this shattered liquor glass in situ then pieced it together with glue. I know it's worthless, but I want the general date. Has to be 1930s-1970s because of the bottom embossed lettering I think. I've googled everything from the shield pattern to the embossed characters all to no avail. Any help out there?

Lastly, I finally found a ceramic piece with a partial logo. Anyone recognize this? Or is there a particular resource I can browse to try and identify this pattern?

 

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[SkaBa]

Not a tooth.

 

[jamiefind]

Not a tooth.

Thanks for the input! Happy to hear someone else thinks it's not an obvious tooth I didn't recognize.

 

[tamrock]

Looks like a little piece of a bisque doll. Could be the feet together with shoes ??

 

[jamiefind]

Looks like a little piece of a bisque doll. Could be the feet together with shoes ??

Yep. That's a solid guess. You just taught me about bisque dolls.

So I suppose there's consensus that it's not a tooth, in which case it has to be two little shoes touching together from a figurine of some sort.