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Bronze statue object
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Bronze statue objectHi Everyone
Please could any of you help identify this item I found last week? I would like to know its age and what it would have been for. It came from one of my permissions, using two-tone ferris on my Etrac. It was only about six inches down on a very wet and muddy field. Found in North Lincolnshire. Many thanks in Advance.   image hosting free
Re: Bronze statue objectCould it, perhaps, be a gaming piece?
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Re: Bronze statue objectNo idea what it is but I like it.
Is there a hole in the underside?Equinox 800 x2
Re: Bronze statue objectVery cool find
Looks like it may be hollow at the base, is that a socket or is it all hollow? I'm still burning you'll never put the spark out in my soul
Re: Bronze statue objectIt's hollow. I tried to send a picture but the computer won't let me.
Thank you so far for all your interest and input.
Re: Bronze statue objectCould it be a candle snuffer?
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Re: Bronze statue objectLooks vaguely oriental
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Some sort of electrical gubbins(I'm told it's a Deus). In various colours Jenkins Gin.
Re: Bronze statue objectThe photo's doesn't allow more than a speculative assessment but if it is hollow, with a hole around the head area (usually at the apex), it could be an incense burner. I just fancy the figure has an Eastern appearance. Regards ss47
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Re: Bronze statue objectGot a photo of the bit connected to the head, looks like a hole
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Re: Bronze statue objectMy first thought too. Nice whatever it is. 2019 hammies. = 44 (including quarters, halves and broken)
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Re: Bronze statue objectEarly chess piece maybe. Pawn or a bishop?
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Re: Bronze statue objectIts an early piece, not sure when from to be honest but no later than medieval, its lovely and very rare gd
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