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Antiques! => Antique Questions Forum => Topic started by: frogpatch on April 27, 2015, 03:21:45 PM
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Is this an Arts and Crafts planter? It is hammered brass and about 15 inches long. I will post more info if the pictures work this time. I lost a long post because my file was to big.
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More Pics. My wife bought this at a yard sale for a dollar. It is hammered all over and made of heavy gauge brass. The interior corners are soldered as are the hex bolt feet. I think a dollar was a good buy but she for some reason doubts it is old. Seriously. It has FKM and 1914 scratched into the bottom. Nice old patina. A woman nearby had it in her attic and put it in a charity yard sale. What do you all think?
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Its simple design would say that is is from the Craftsman era !! I seriously think it would look much better here at my house, Frogpatch !! Think your wife would go for that ?? ;D
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That A&C stuff shows up in strange places. A friend of mine in the next Town bought a box lot at a garage sale or auction for $3 or $4..
In the box was a non-excitable slender-like brass “bud” vase about 12” or so high with someone’s initials on the bottom. Nothing else, just 2 letters (initials).
He put it on his E-Bay site at a starting bid price of $3 ….. iffen I remember correctly.
When the “bidding” smoke cleared, …. literally, …. it sold for well over $1,200.
The man’s initials that was on the vase …… had a “fan” club that were desperately seeking any A&C object(s) he had produced.
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Darn Cogar !! What was this mans name !! I will go looking for his stuff !!
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Mart,
My wife won't let me have it for my office. It is going to wind up on the sun porch with plants in it. I will get it in the winter when its too cold to be out there.