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A little writng may help ID this. Any clues?
 

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Looks like a finial off of a Victorian style door or shutter hinge.
 

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bottle stopper
 
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Possibly a perfume bottle top from Melba Manufacturing Co.

Found quite a few references to the company, but no pics thus far.

Grip
 
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Drgrip, I think you pinned down the company. These stoppers were still around a few decades ago for some aftershaves like "royal lyme" which used the pewter and cork stopper. You can still see the cork on this dug example.
 
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4-H-----I have a couple of these things too, but mine have different names on them--Kerkoff and Wirz Inc. The Wirz has a Pat. #5125115 and was made in Chester, PA.
Are these things perfume stoppers or lids? Both of mine are about the size of a nickel maybe a little larger.
regards~~sandcreek
 

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sandcreek4 said:
4-H-----I have a couple of these things too, but mine have different names on them--Kerkoff and Wirz Inc. The Wirz has a Pat. #5125115 and was made in Chester, PA.
Are these things perfume stoppers or lids? Both of mine are about the size of a nickel maybe a little larger.
regards~~sandcreek

I do believe that these items are some sort of stopper or closure. http://www.google.com/patents?q=wirz+inc.&btnG=Search+Patents The patent number of 5125115 must be wrong though, because patents with that large of numbers are more recent, say 1990s.
 
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I think Creskol nailed it......NGE
 
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