WHAT WAS IT
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72cheyenne
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Part of an ashtry
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KRAZYHORSES
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72cheyenne said:Part of an ashtry
dont know maybe part of a lamp 
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The hole in the "center" suggests possibly a dish to put around a candle to catch the dripping wax.
A shear guess this, but a neat find anyway.
A shear guess this, but a neat find anyway.
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It's a glazed pottery so I doubt it was an ash tray. It looks very old, and in its original state I would think it looked a nice piece. Not quite sure what it might be tho.
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http://www.kaboodle.com/reviews/1968-vintage-retro-zodiac-ceramic-ashtray
Close, but without the zodiac marks and center part. Suggested it could be used as an ashtray, candy dish, etc.
Close, but without the zodiac marks and center part. Suggested it could be used as an ashtray, candy dish, etc.
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I agree - glazed earthenware. I also like the idea of a butter churn top.
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