Hi all,
I have been trying to figure out what this is. I have four of them. They are 8 inches long. They have a metal band on the end, with some kind of chalk material in them. They were bought in the Washington, DC area. Thanks for your assistance!
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SpaceAgeAntiques Reputation: 172 See SpaceAgeAntiques' booth |
they appear to be part of an epergne…there would have been four and they would attach at the base.
google epergne glass feather & you will see examples plus there is one that looks like your glass piece.
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euroholic Reputation: 154 See euroholic's booth |
Is the “metal band” a cap? Are they curved in shape? Can’t quite tell what the shape is supposed to be.
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johngermaine Reputation: 576 See johngermaine's booth |
Did you say that there seemed to be some “chalky” material inside?
The metal bands on the end – do they screw off?
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thevintageflea Reputation: 251 See thevintageflea's booth |
The metal bands don’t screw off. Yes, they are curved, sort of look like a feather or leaf. Yes, there is some chalky material inside of the metal bands.
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SpaceAgeAntiques Reputation: 172 See SpaceAgeAntiques' booth |
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