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Ornate buckle or something else?

winslow

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Found this today in the same area that I found the two 1850's seated liberty quarters. Didn't know they went together until I got home and cleaned things up! Looks like initials are etched in the center.
 

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That is a sweet find. Is it silver? Do you have a pic of the back side of the base? Looks to me like a mirror compact maybe? Does it look like there should be something attached to the back? Whatever it is, it is definitely something special.
 
Definitely from the mid-late 1800's. Perhaps the front part of a locket. :thumbsup:
 
That is a sweet find. Is it silver? Do you have a pic of the back side of the base? Looks to me like a mirror compact maybe? Does it look like there should be something attached to the back? Whatever it is, it is definitely something special.

Here is a pic of reverse side. It's non-ferrous but feels more like silver plate except for where monogram is located.
 

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very beautiful piece, makes you wonder what it looked like as a complete piece, a very nice find that reflects the beauty of the past
 
Maybe the lid from an 1800's German pipe?......................
 
Is it approximately 2 inches in diameter ? I think the guess of a pipe top is a good one , the hinge plus open work seems
to indicate partial containment with air flow - Nice Find .
 
Nice finds thanks for sharing.
 
That looks like a peep hole cover for a door. Nice!
 
Could be a lid to a potpourri jar, or a round jewelry box.
 

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