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Ken LeVan - Posted - 08/07/2018: 04:17:20
Says Bacon on the dowel stick for sure. It's hard to see from the photos - does the skirt from the spun tone ring extend over the outside of the rim, or is there a rabbet it fits into?
It looks like a rabbet inside the rim at the bottom. Is that deliberate, or was there a strip of binding in there?
rudy - Posted - 08/07/2018: 05:01:36
quote:
Originally posted by Ken LeVanSays Bacon on the dowel stick for sure. It's hard to see from the photos - does the skirt from the spun tone ring extend over the outside of the rim, or is there a rabbet it fits into?
It looks like a rabbet inside the rim at the bottom. Is that deliberate, or was there a strip of binding in there?
We're looking at photos that were meant to be posted in a different section of the forum. The dowel stick is not original to this pot:
Ken LeVan - Posted - 08/07/2018: 08:47:17
quote:
Originally posted by rudyquote:
Originally posted by Ken LeVanSays Bacon on the dowel stick for sure. It's hard to see from the photos - does the skirt from the spun tone ring extend over the outside of the rim, or is there a rabbet it fits into?
It looks like a rabbet inside the rim at the bottom. Is that deliberate, or was there a strip of binding in there?
We're looking at photos that were meant to be posted in a different section of the forum. The dowel stick is not original to this pot:
Thanks!
I didn't know what I was supposed to be looking at.
G Edward Porgie - Posted - 08/07/2018: 14:36:09
The other thread on this is in Collector's Corner, in case your interested.
The resident Bacon expert, Polle Flaunoe, has stated that it appears to be a bacon pot with a non-original tone ring and tension hoop.
I haven't checked lately to see if more information has been added.
Bill Rogers - Posted - 08/07/2018: 17:50:38
Duplicate; locked. Go here banjohangout.org/topic/345241
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