skateandcreate
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Found at an old church/house site. Appears to be pewter.
Pewter colonial item
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DCMatt
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It could be part of many things. Light fixture, flower urn, tussie mussie...
I would guess closer to Victorian era than colonial.
DCMatt
I would guess closer to Victorian era than colonial.
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Not sure what it is...but is that gold on it? Pretty sweet. -Lisa
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VTColonialDigger
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I have also found one of these in my yard, but do not know what it could be.
I have found colonial relics in my yard before, so your item could be quite old. My house also used to be the parsonage.
I have found colonial relics in my yard before, so your item could be quite old. My house also used to be the parsonage.
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skateandcreate
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Nice! I think that Matt might be correct with the tussie
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