Posted 9 years ago
aura
(65 items)
Hello hello
Who can help me with this towncryer.
Where it comes from and is it a toy for childern .
It is very haevy.
And it has also no feet.
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Posted 9 years ago
aura
(65 items)
Hello hello
Who can help me with this towncryer.
Where it comes from and is it a toy for childern .
It is very haevy.
And it has also no feet.
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Your Town Crier looks like pewter and perhaps had a base for his missing feet. This is not a toy for children. Can't tell you where it came from, as any information was probably on the missing base.
Hello Efesgirl .
Thank you for information.
It is very sure more then 50 years old.
I looking serveral years for this crier on internet but i cant find it.
You're welcome. I also have things not found on the internet. :(
how unique it is..maybe 800 silver , fortunately you can have it tested.
AS THEY SAY//VERY GOOD TASTE
They used to use a lot of figures similar to this for weights for a scale. A lot of the figures had no feet or base. Just something to check into, I myself had just learned this a week or 2 ago, so I know little.