✅ SOLVED Help with ID

[Ed_DE]

I found this today at a house that date's back to the 1700-1800"s. There appears to be writing on it. Somebody's initials? The metal is non-magnetic. I do know that Isaac Worral lived there.

 

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[ticndig]

maybe a cane topper?

 

[ARC]

My first thought was a ladies swagger stick handle... but perhaps parasol would be a closer fit.

 

[Ed_DE]

The shaft is 1/2 inch diameter.

 

[cmthunder]

Maybe MSR

 

[tamrock]

looks like solid silver, but seeing no marks to indicate that. the monogram looks typical late 19th early 20th century in style or so it seems to me.

 

[Ed_DE]

Thanks ticndig & ARC. I going to put this down has solved. It could be a topper for a cane or walking stick swagger. I did fine examples of both when I did a web search.

 

[Ed_DE]

Maybe MSR

Thanks cmthunder. That's what it looks like to me too. It would be great if I could put a name to the initials.

 

[Ed_DE]

looks like solid silver, but seeing no marks to indicate that. the monogram looks typical late 19th early 20th century in style or so it seems to me.

Thanks tamarack. Except for the initials there are no markings. It does have some weight to it. I think I'll get a gold & silver test kit and thanks for the information on the monogram.

 

[ToddsPoint]

Tough script to decipher. Looks like SSW to me.

 

[ARC]

MPR ... IMO

 

[Ed_DE]

I tried to clean it up some & took some better pics. I do have a tough time deciphering these monograms. But to me it looks like MSR.