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Joe80

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Hi there,

Can’t quite ID this one - feels like lead or pewter, diameter is less than 2 inches. The inner engraved part is inverted like a seal stamp; attaching the original view and the flipped image. “F & S Boston”? Thanks!
 

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Oops forgot my manners, welcome to TNet! Help us help you. Please provide some context like where you found it, what was found nearby, etc.
 
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Both items look the same and my guess is it's/they are a mold but for what. If it was a bit larger, a glass/ceramic ash tray but seems to small...
 
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Have yet to find F&S Boston on-line. I searched/looked through the 1875 Boston directory with the same outcome. However, I admit not very thoroughly.
 
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It is a nice find for sure . Someone will probably ID it for you ! Also let me WELCOME you to a GREAT WEB SITE :)
 
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Nice design with the "E pluribus unum" and eagle motif.
I think it's a very patriotic soap mold.
 
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Possibly part of a "flower frog".
 
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