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Different Type of Chain From 1880's-1940's Farmhouse Site.

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Seems too small and delicate to be used on animals or machinery. Made of copper or brass, no maker's markings. Thank you for any help you can provide. Sub 8-)

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Kinda looks like a chain from the old chain lift type water pumps. Had small cups/buckets on the chain?
 
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It sorta reminds me of a crude version of this bracelet:
 

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By the size and materials (brass or copper) I’d have to say it’s a folk art bracelet. It’s simply not strong enough for any mechanical application.
 
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Possibly from a hanging lamp. This one is 1930's (ish) but they were popular from the late 19th C well into the 20th.

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