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It looks like the dome of a Victorian era doorbell, as shown at the following link:
http://www.historichomehardware.com/store/high-victorian-antique-lever-doorbell-p-552.html
http://www.historichomehardware.com/store/high-victorian-antique-lever-doorbell-p-552.html
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not really, it was at least a foot deep....lolRPG said:Wow. I bet that blew your ears off.
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awesome you guys nailed it again!
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Glad we could help! 
Looks like the same ornate design as the one at the link I posted... Sargent & Co., c. 1880's. If so, the bell has patent dates of July 4, 1878 and June 10, 1882. It's also illustrated on p. 133 of Web Wilson's Antique Hardware Price Guide.
Looks like the same ornate design as the one at the link I posted... Sargent & Co., c. 1880's. If so, the bell has patent dates of July 4, 1878 and June 10, 1882. It's also illustrated on p. 133 of Web Wilson's Antique Hardware Price Guide.
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