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Posted 1 year ago
Celestialr…
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I got this bronze or brass cup... thing at a garage sale this morning. I honestly have no idea how old it is or what it was used for, since it seems a bit too small to be a real drinking cup. Maybe for alcohol? There are three faces on the entirety, and faces are slightly different from one another, making me think it was handmade or at least the cast was handmade. If anyone knows something about it, it would be fantastic if you could let me know! I would like to know at least what time period (I think maybe victorian) it's from because it is obviously very old. Thanks for your help!
Victorian EraThe Victorian Era, named after the prosperous and peaceful reign of England…
Any markings?
No markings at all... I wish there was but I guess that means its old
I have one that is very similar. I would like to know too, if you find anything more on it.