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    What is it??

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    I found this about 6-7 inches down in an area that has been populated since the early 1800's. It appears to be made of copper with a silver coating. I originally thought it was an old shot glass, but the more I look at it the more confused I am. Can anyone help me identify this object?? It's definitely hand made.

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  3. #2
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    Looks like the tip off of a walking stick or cane.
    Last edited by savant365; May 29, 2012 at 11:57 AM.

  4. #3

    May 2012
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    Could this be a thimble?

  5. #4

    May 2012
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    No I don't think so. It's too big to be a thimble. It's almost the size of a shot glass.

  6. #5
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    Oct 2006
    Herndon Virginia
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    Candle holder?

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    DCMatt
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  7. #6

    May 2012
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    DCMatt: thanks for the good suggestion but the bottom of the object is solid and doesn't appear to have broken off of anything. Good idea though.

  8. #7
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    How about a flare casing. Breezie
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  9. #8
    us
    Oct 2006
    Herndon Virginia
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    Top/cup from a riding flask?

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    DCMatt
    While I have aimed in my postings to be irenic and conciliatory, rather than polemic, I have yet endeavored to set forth the
    truth, let it favor or impugn whom it might. Any notice of misrepresentations or mistakes occurring in these prose will be most thankfully received
    by the author.

  10. #9

    May 2012
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    What year does that riding flask date too?? That's a very good possibility! Thanks I'm gonna look into it.

  11. #10

    May 2012
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    The bottom is smaller then the top and it looks like a tin shot glass. I know the picture is hard to tell but it has a small rim on the bottom. I'm convinced that it is a shot glass. Is that possible from that time period??

 

 

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