Well, this is somewhat unusual -- full metal cladding on both counterhoops. You don't see that every day. Actually, I can't remember ever seeing it.
eBay item no. 320335057972 comes with little description to help us determine its provenance. So, we're going to have to use a little detective approach from what we can see.
The following factors point to late 19th to early 20th century:
a. full length metal screw on the snare mechanism (appears to be a relatively late development in the evolution of snare mechanisms -- facilitates easier tightening when the drum is strapped onto the player);
b. relatively large vent hole reminiscent of the Thompson & O'Dell (Boston) drums of 1872-1905 (see, e.g., "Thompson & Odell Co. Drums", this blog, March 21, 2008);
c. visible seam sans tacking;d. hooks instead of drilled holes (the hooks look similar to those on the turn-of-the-century Thompson & O'Dell drum pictured in that article);
e. wire-wrapped cloth snares (I've seen them on several drums but have not yet been able to put a date range on them);
f. leather ears with fountain pen nib-like connectors (not sure about dating these).
The size is reported to be 16" (diameter) x 10" (height).
