A few semi - familiar what is its.....

[DirtyMike]

These look like things I have seen before but I just can't seem to figure them out now. Any ideas? please....

 

[traderoftreasures]

looks cannon related

 

[bradyboy]

mixer blade
Brady

 

[72cheyenne]

The first pic reminds me of the bottom of a "Ramshorn" style of early telegraph insulator.
http://www.insulators.info/articles/early/sixhooks.htm

 

[kuger]

Could the first one be the handle to a barrel tap spicket?

 

[72cheyenne]

The twisted piece reminds me of a rusted piece of a fence stay.

 

[DirtyMike]

The top piece I am quite certain is pewter.

 

[jimbob450]

#s 3,4,5 look like they might be tops of tubes,like toothpaste.etc. Jimbob

 

[Breezie]

#s 3,4,5 look like they might be tops of tubes,like toothpaste.etc. Jimbob

Yep, #3, 4, 5 are tube tops for glue, toothpaste, etc. Breezie

 

[creskol]

The spirally thing looks like an old spiral type window balance.

 

[DirtyMike]

#s 3,4,5 look like they might be tops of tubes,like toothpaste.etc. Jimbob

Yep, #3, 4, 5 are tube tops for glue, toothpaste, etc. Breezie

There is no hole in the top and no place for a lid to screw to. It has the shape but I don't think so.

 

[DirtyMike]

#s 3,4,5 look like they might be tops of tubes,like toothpaste.etc. Jimbob

Yep, #3, 4, 5 are tube tops for glue, toothpaste, etc. Breezie

There is no hole in the top and no place for a lid to screw to. It has the shape but I don't think so.

And it feels lead.

 

[Breezie]

#s 3,4,5 look like they might be tops of tubes,like toothpaste.etc. Jimbob

Yep, #3, 4, 5 are tube tops for glue, toothpaste, etc. Breezie

There is no hole in the top and no place for a lid to screw to. It has the shape but I don't think so.

Mmm, if you unflatten it, is it solid at the neck?

 

[DirtyMike]

#s 3,4,5 look like they might be tops of tubes,like toothpaste.etc. Jimbob

Yep, #3, 4, 5 are tube tops for glue, toothpaste, etc. Breezie

There is no hole in the top and no place for a lid to screw to. It has the shape but I don't think so.

Mmm, if you unflatten it, is it solid at the neck?

I t is hollow except where it gets skinny. There is no hole through the skinny (middle) part.

 

[CRUSADER]

#s 3,4,5 look like they might be tops of tubes,like toothpaste.etc. Jimbob

Yep, #3, 4, 5 are tube tops for glue, toothpaste, etc. Breezie

There is no hole in the top and no place for a lid to screw to. It has the shape but I don't think so.

Mmm, if you unflatten it, is it solid at the neck?

I t is hollow except where it gets skinny. There is no hole through the skinny (middle) part.

looks like a pewter toy for a doll house or the like ie. a small tea cup for eample

 

[Jeff H]

Here is a less corroded version of the first item:

I would say a bung or a spiggot of some sort.

 

[Ramitt]

looks cannon related

How so? Care to explain how they look like such an interesting find.

 

[Breezie]

Do the flat pieces with handles look like they could have had some bristles or are there any tiny holes in rows? If so, they could be Victorian hair brushes. If not, maybe it is some type of flatware server, like a cake slicer & server. Breezie

 

[DirtyMike]

I do see some small dents in rows but the crush is limiting what I can see. Maybe an animal comb of sorts?

 

[Breezie]

I do see some small dents in rows but the crush is limiting what I can see. Maybe an animal comb of sorts?

Since you see dents in rows, I vote Victorian hair brush. The larger one could be the mirror. Generally the Vic. vanity sets came with a mirror, brush, and comb. As far as animal combs are concerned, most curry combs had/have short handles. Breezie