Hammered copper piece

[Johnnoh]

Before I put this in my scrap copper bin, I figured I would ask if anyone has an idea on this piece. It has no markings.

 

[cudamark]

Is there anything on the other side? Where was it found and what was found with it?

 

[Johnnoh]

Is there anything on the other side? Where was it found and what was found with it?

The other side is convex and looks similar to this side. I found it with my V3i in a grassy field that dates back to the 1940's. I have found relics from the 1800's and early 1900's there as well. This item was buried about 9" on edge like it crashed, spinning into the dirt.

 

[Tnmountains]

Probably hit the dirt when the whiskey still blew. They hammered out a lot of eating and cooking utensils back then. That size would be about right for the bottom of a pitcher or cup but without more you may never know.

 

[cudamark]

I had a friend once who had a water sculpture on their front porch that had plates similar to yours. It was a fountain that had copper leaves that simulated lily pads. Maybe something along that line but I don't have any photos to prove my theory.

 

[Johnnoh]

Thanks for the answers everyone. This particular park has been extremely productive. Most of the large pieces I have dug there have been trash, so this one was interesting enough to keep.