It is hand hammered. More pictures in my booth.
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jocottoncandy Reputation: 60 See jocottoncandy's booth |
i e mailed you. it’s a handcrafted copper cup from the early1800s with a rivot applied handle, rolled rim, and mortiss seams. value is hard; it depends on demand. $50. would be reasonable.
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BARNTIQUES859 Reputation: 234 See BARNTIQUES859's booth |
$25 minimum to $40 max > good luck. Great item you have there!
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MONTROSE Reputation: 8354 See MONTROSE's booth |
I can’t help you date it, but have you tried Kovel’s they have a website and a newsletter, also Ruby Lane. Just keep asking and googling. Good luck
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hotshower Reputation: 14 See hotshower's booth |
Hi
Barntiques here may know you might try asking her.
Is there any hallmark on it?
If you can’t get an answer here, try posting this over at the
Collectibles Board on the bay.
You might also try the Antiques board there and maybe the
Pottery and Glassware board as some peeps have expertise in many areas.
Sorry I can’t help you out, but good luck.
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Vintagemaven Reputation: 629 See Vintagemaven's booth |
Have done some searches, but having trouble finding anything with the toung and grove at the seams.
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jocottoncandy Reputation: 60 See jocottoncandy's booth |
Awesome cup! Research, keep on researching! Kovels, Ruby Lane and more. Is an awesome cup, wishing you the best on finding value!
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The-Pink-Frog-Shoppe Reputation: 128 See The-Pink-Frog-Shoppe's booth |
Have no idea bit if I had to guess I would say early 18 hundreds
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patsyann64 Reputation: 19 See patsyann64's booth |
Hey Jo,
Been looking on Ruby Lane, the bay, go antiques, Kovels and a couple more. Send me pics and I will take to the booth today and get the experts to look.
Wonderful find!!!!!
GG
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GanGan Reputation: 26 See GanGan's booth |
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