The Dude Living Estate- Cast Iron, Gold, Range Rover & Atv's with Additions
Lot 172:
Description
This group consists of three miniature cast iron items typically associated with late 19th to early 20th-century toy cookstoves or dollhouse collections. The first item is a miniature hinged slug iron, also known as a charcoal iron, featuring a cast iron body with a top plate that hinges open to accommodate a heated insert. It is fitted with a side-mounted latching mechanism with a small wooden knob and a turned, black-painted wooden handle. The second item is a miniature cast iron melting ladle or pour pot, designed with a single pouring spout on the rim and a long flat handle terminating in a teardrop-shaped hanging loop. The third item is a rustic cast metal spoon, likely iron, characterized by an oval bowl and a flat handle with a decorative openwork terminal. None of the items exhibit visible manufacturer marks or patent dates.
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