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✅ SOLVED Tony from pa
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A trivet generally has legs or feet and a handle, also, the top where you'd set an iron or pot, would be flat. Let's see a shot of the back and thickness.
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nice photo but a backside photo is SOP http://www.treasurenet.com/forums/what/136849-please-read-before-posting-items-what.html
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B C H, I think ya scared him off ! LOL
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Have it figured out. It called steel portrait plate. Only reason I may have thought a trivet is there is same stamp on George Washington trivet. The one I found is made of brass.
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Mark as solved Tony, good job !
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Will do.
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Both sides are the same? Do you have a link or something? How did you make the ID? The steel plate is actually brass? Does that mean the original pattern was steel but cast in brass? Just curious. Thanks
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I guess the backside is looking opposite. Did you notice the asking price is $1,425? Is yours worth more or less being that its brass? Were you able to date it? This appears to be a nice metal detecting find, maybe banner, if we knew more about it. Did you find another known example in brass? Did you post in Todays Finds? Am i the only person interested lol?
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