Perfect Object: Antique Cast Iron Two Pound Scale Weight sandwich box whether or not one ever

whether or not one ever attempts to take it apart and try to put it back together again

I’m not an expert but think it might represent an American Oystercatcher with its bright yellow eyes and long beak

The treatment of the dog I think is especially terrific

surely it could stand to be cleaned

It is signed on the underside of the branch to which it is attached by Charles Weddle

Perfect Object: Antique Cast Iron Two Pound Scale Weight sandwich box whether or not one everOne certainly comes across old scale weights, but I must say I don't think one has ever struck me as this one does to my eye just a perfect object, with just the right sort of "2" which somehow makes me think of carnivals and circuses and so too targets and strongmen and high striker games, etc. Cast iron, 19th c. I believe, with the rings stepped back toward the center. Perfect as a large and heavy paperweight now or a handy 2 lb. hand weight! 3 5 16