Odd circular thing

rbcumbee74

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surf

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it's a hem weight.

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surf,

You better have another cup of coffee.:laughing7:
I agree, not enough weight to hold down a hem, as it has a hollow underside, so I'm going with a ribbon stay or clothing/headdress accessory. Sub 8-)
 

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holeDiver

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Surf your good I've seen these in person an I believe you hit it right on the nose

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It's not a hem weight, they were made of lead, not stamped brass. It looks like a small sash slide.

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I disagree on a hem weight too. Too thin. Would be lead. Or at least all the ones I have dug are lead.
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Yeah it's been a long time since my grandmother would of use them I guess they wood of been solid my bad

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