✅ SOLVED Wizard staff? No clue...

[verbious]

Horseshoe!

Found this interesting item tonight and in an interesting location. Your insight, experience, and comments are welcome!

 

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[VaNana]

The foot off a piece of antique furniture.

 

[verbious]

Interesting!

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[Indian Steve]

Look up ball & claw foot piano stool. I think you will get your answer.

 

[verbious]

Ha! Vanana's comment had me googling! Thanks Indian Steve!

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[Plug N Play]

That's a cool find, verbious.

I'd be excited to find unexpected glass, such as that.

 

[verbious]

Antique. No idea how to date this. I saw a picture of some that say Victorian era. Well the Victorian era was from 1837 to 1901. Lol. I'm always astounded by stuff like this!

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[Crusty Shellback]

I don't see a Picture?

 

[verbious]

Crap. I tried to edit this as SOLVED and lost the pics.

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[verbious]

Here are the deleted pics!

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[Crusty Shellback]

Cool, I dug these a couple years back. I think they're brass. Same thing?

 

[verbious]

They look very similar. Mine are no doubt made of iron! Yours are in great condition compared to mine!

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[Crusty Shellback]

Yup, different material but probably the same things, piano stool feet...pretty cool.

 

[Charlie P. (NY)]

"Oh, the wizard's staff has a knob on the end . . . "

See if anyone recognizes Nanny Ogg's song. ;-)