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Hi, I am trying to Identify the bird had seen here and I believe this is a replacement cap to a blue glass salt dome, but not certain as the threads fit perfectly together. Any ideas would be greatly appreciated. Also I cannot find any marking on the silverplate, which I'm presuming is silverplate. There is an opening on the underside of the beak.
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Does the opening under the bill go into the hole above the threads? Does the head screw onto a liquor bottle? If yes is the answer to my questions, it is a pouring spout for a liquor bottle. It could also screw onto a walking cane.
Yes the opening does go through. Note that the bottle holds only about an ounce. Possibly walking cane, but to me seems a little small for that. Thanks for your help.
I think Tom meant that it could fit the top of a regular liquor bottle and be used as a spout...like a fifth, or something. I just wonder about the direction the liquid would take? You could give it a try.
It looks like a duck, but I am not sure it quacks like a duck.
that is what I thought at first. Can't quite tell if it is a beak or a bill. Thank you Molly.
yes, sure lol it's kind of a strange opening. oh well thanks so much.
The spout may have screwed onto a liquor or wine bottle, or maybe it originally contained a rubber stopper that fit inside the throat of a bottle.
Head looks like a pheasant to me with a duck bill.
Here's a similar.
yes it def resembles that. There are threads inside mine so definitely made to screw on something. Thanks so much for helping.
Although it looked like a "Ducraven", I am thinking it is a Raven...with a much too rounded beak. This is the only one I could find with such a rounded beak. Yep...raven. (maybe) ;)
yes looks like that too, especially with the headress. Thank you Molly.
Molly, FUNNY THOUGHT...Your pic of bird with key in beak: key to the restroom at a service station...Tom :)
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