"The Morning Star" Old Cast Iron Piece, Presumed from Antique Stove woven iron trivet like laces

like laces

which is part of what I think makes it feel so special

Just a tiny bit of paint loss in a few spots

I personally especially like them displayed with the legs turned all the way around

This and the other math notebook feature what I believe would be described as Fraktur-style lettering for the headers of sections

"The Morning Star" Old Cast Iron Piece, Presumed from Antique Stove woven iron trivet like lacesThe banner scrolling across this reads "The Morning Star", and I have to guess it was part of a stove (there is a sort of hook at bottom center of the back side that perhaps latched to the stove and this piece opened out to allow for emptying ashes?). I have found mention of a Morning Star Stove Manufacturing Company established in 1918 in Grand Rapids Michigan, so perhaps Morning Star is the name of the stove, though I might have guessed this was was