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ANTIQUARIAN

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Looks like they may be pewter and could be parts of a celtic style cross since it looks like there was a circle in the middle.
 

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great eye LT1Stone, Cross pendant is a possibility, missing two arms.
Looks to me some kind of 'white metal' Black like this usually means some lead in the mix, here's a somewhat similar I dug & a web pic for comparison :icon_scratch:
 

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Lt1stone said:
Looks like they may be pewter and could be parts of a celtic style cross since it looks like there was a circle in the middle.
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They could be Pewter pocket watch winders, or part of :icon_thumleft: found them like that with similar shape.

SS
 

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Lt1stone said:
Looks like they may be pewter and could be parts of a Celtic style cross since it looks like there was a circle in the middle.

That's what I first thought too, but these must be pretty old as there are no signs of any kind of gilding. :icon_scratch:
Thanks Lt1stone! :icon_thumright:
Dave

steelheadwill said:
great eye LT1Stone, Cross pendant is a possibility, missing two arms.
Looks to me some kind of 'white metal' Black like this usually means some lead in the mix, here's a somewhat similar I dug & a web pic for comparison :icon_scratch:

Thanks for the picture Herbie! :icon_thumright: I think you guys are on the right track here, I just wish that I'd found more of it! :-\ This is a very old site it's been a public park since the early 1900's. This is the original location for were the original towns people settled, they were located just down the hill from here in the late 1700's.
Thanks again Herbie! :thumbsup:
Dave

Silver Searcher said:
Lt1stone said:
Looks like they may be pewter and could be parts of a Celtic style cross since it looks like there was a circle in the middle.
:read2:

They could be Pewter pocket watch winders, or part of :icon_thumleft: found them like that with similar shape.

SS

I don't think I've ever seen a pewter pocket watch winder before? :icon_scratch: I'll have to Google it and see what pops up! :thumbsup:
Thanks SS, :icon_thumright:
Dave
 

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