Antique Augsburg Cityscape Cast Iron Plaque midcentury_light high quality plastic and metal

high quality plastic and metal tools in an unassuming set

This petite vase is pink at the base

Featuring a wine drinker on a keg and grapes on either side

They most likely come from a New England woolen or cotton mill as this area was full of them up until the 1980s

Circa late 1940s-1950s

Antique Augsburg Cityscape Cast Iron Plaque midcentury_light high quality plastic and metalOffered is a rare, cast iron cityscape plaque of Augsburg, Germany. The pre 1930s plaque features the charming city's buildings, with city's symbol, the pinecone, and the city name in the old German cursive writing called Kurrent. In very good antique condition, possible chipping, some of the details feel sharper than the others. The plaque is unframed and without hanging hardware. The weighty plaque measures approximately 11 1 2" long by 4 15 16