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Description
The history of ownership of the thimble is unknown. The thimble was found in Pompeii, Italy in March 2005. It was found in a flattened state in a crevice on the ground amongst the ruins of the city. The finger hole is compressed (and has remained in this condition since it was found). The thimble is made of some sort of grey metal. It has a dimpled texture, a hole in the crown, and a simple etched rim. It is approximately 2.0 centimetres in height and 1.8 centimetres in diameter.
Category
Metalware
Medium
Metal (unknown)
Distinguishing marks
The thimble has a dimpled texture, a hole in the crown, and a simple etched rim.
The thimble was found flattened, so that the finger hole is compressed (and has remained in this condition since it was found).
The thimble was found flattened, so that the finger hole is compressed (and has remained in this condition since it was found).
Condition
Fair
Size and dimensions of this item
Height - 2.0 cm
Diameter - 1.8 cm
Diameter - 1.8 cm
Date Period
Unknown
Weight
15 grams
Price Paid (If known)
N/A
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