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jeffc

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I found this in my parents yard along with some turn-of-the century coins. A house once stood in their yard prior to the construction of their house. The item is approximately six-inches long and made of copper or brass. I do not know what it is but perhaps someone out there could help.
 
Something like that would likely be brass. Is the back same as front or is it flat.? Any attachment points that you can see?
Maybe a godess .
 
The backside is identical and it does have two attachment points just below the bust. I suppose it would have helped to mention that...sorry.
 
Looks like part of a cast iron or bronze Victorian Urn......
http://www.bizrice.com/upload/20120316/Cast_Iron_Victorian_Urns.jpg http://forsythesauctions.com/images/auctions/010812/lrg/144_1.jpg http://s3.amazonaws.com/bonanzleimages/afu/images/0976/2616/__kgrhqf__lse6cgk_2z_borepw18u___60_3.jpg
http://p2.la-img.com/406/9227/1849196_1_l.jpg
 
Aaron, I really think you nailed it! I certainly appreciate the help. It has remained a mystery for the last several months. Thanks again!
 
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