Little Lady..

[SilverSalmon]

I have no clue what this is. Anybody have a suggestion? The bottom feet are outstretched but it doesn't look the feet ever attached to anything. My buddy and I found it on a lot where a house used to be...it's under construction now and they're just moving the dirt around.

 

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[Jeffro]

I was originally thinking along the lines of some sort of Wiccan piece (there's alot of that around the Northwest) but I think the calling card tray is probably way more likely. Neat piece, no matter what!

 

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[SilverSalmon]

Hey Jeffro!

Ya you gotta watchout for those wiccan hiding things in the woods. I was doing some mushroom hunting a few years ago (not those kind ) and found a bunch of crazy little bluecloth wrapped packages with charms and weird sh*t inside them... in the middle of the freakn' woods man! I moved outta there quick just in case they were there waitin' for a dumbass to sacrifice

 

[DJ_Quinn]

Hmmm, I'll go with the Victorian Asstray...

 

[chong2]

thats freaky

 

[SilverSalmon]

Hmmm, I'll go with the Victorian Asstray...

yaya buns of steel.

Anybody know how to date this thing?

 

[Montana Jim]

Hmmm, I'll go with the Victorian Asstray...

yaya buns of steel.

Anybody know how to date this thing?

I think you should stick to dating real women...

 

[Montana Jim]

I guess we can date it by other examples... Victorian era (ish)... mid/late 1830s through early 1900s

Somemore examples:

http://cgi.ebay.com/Antique-Naughty-Victorian-Lady-Ashtray-OLD_W0QQitemZ110103341928QQcmdZViewItem

http://www.eroticrarities.com/objects/ashtrays2.htm

 

[SilverSalmon]

Hmmm, I'll go with the Victorian Asstray...

yaya buns of steel.

Anybody know how to date this thing?

I think you should stick to dating real women...

I knew that one was coming after I hit enter

I'm just wondering if it could really be that old. I think the area was built around the 1950's but my buddy thinks there was a farm before the neighborhood was built.

 

[Angelo]

Here's another ashtray.

It is advertised as Art Deco.

Tony

 

[AU24K]

Montana Jim....you card you. I laughed the hardest I've laughed all year!
Keep the jests coming! Keeps me coming back here!
Scott