Think of it as a candle base in a large brass candlestickThis rings up as 60 to 69 on my AT Pro. I like this way this looks.View attachment 2086091View attachment 2086092
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Very well could be... also made in same way.Christmas ornament? Part of a dream catcher?
Wouldn’t it be one sided if that were the case? It has exact symmetry both sides of it are finished pretty.I agree with ARC above, hat pin, brooch some type of costume decoration.
I think you were directing that question at me.Wouldn’t it be one sided if that were the case? It has exact symmetry both sides of it are finished pretty.
It has to be something that suspended as a decoration, as it has no fixings (or scars) other than holes. It was meant to be seen both sides, so that limits it's function.Something kinda-sorta like it.
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Sometimes the connections were made with thread and or thin wire to a pin bar... flat style.It has to be something that suspended as a decoration, as it has no fixings (or scars) other than holes. It was meant to be seen both sides, so that limits it's function.
I agree . my post was mainly for the similarity in design (ie: layered filagree) and not in function. As I said earlier, the holes in the one the OP posted are there with purpose.It has to be something that suspended as a decoration, as it has no fixings (or scars) other than holes. It was meant to be seen both sides, so that limits it's function.