This little something weighs at around 100 lbs. It really is an anvil, as it has numerous hammering marks.

Any makers marks? Can you tell if it is cast or forged? Or if there is a hardened steel plate on the top. First guess is that it is a sawmakers, but it just could be a nice block of hardened steel.

If you hammer metal on it, it is an anvil.

I'm always on the lookout for these type anvils, but never seem to see any in my area. I wonder how many sawer's anvils have been discarded as scrap because nobody realized they were anvils.

Wish i could find something like this in Alaska! Beautiful!

Wish i could find something like this in Alaska! Beautiful!

I can sell it to you for $100 plus shipping.

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Where at in alaska, just curious....Im trying to sell an anvil myself atm, nice stump btw :)

WmHorus- What kind of anvil or you tying to sell? Size? Weight? Price? I'm on the hunt for one and may be interested.

I'm always on the lookout for these type anvils, but never seem to see any in my area. I wonder how many sawer's anvils have been discarded as scrap because nobody realized they were anvils.

That's how I found mine bought it for 35 bucks weighs 95 lbs its a nice bench anvil.

If anyone in the northern NH/southern Maine area is interested, I can tell you where you can probably find a sawyer's anvil similar to this. It's at an antique shop in Wells, Maine, or was as of early August. I didn't bother asking about the price, since I didn't really need a sawyer's anvil and, judging from his prices on other stuff, the proprietor of that shop isn't particularly interested in giving good deals.