✅ SOLVED Could this have came from a perfume bottle????

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My guess is old fuse or television bulb, or some other electrical component.
 

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I'm inclined to think it's electrical as well. The old style dropper type bottles used a glass rod, not metal. Neat find though.
 

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IMHO Victorian age perfume stopper. (Mom collected perfume) But, I don't know old electrical bling. :)
 

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I believe Molewacker got it right, see the pic below.


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I think that the glass applicators in my pics are either for perfume or to administer nose drops. The small bottle is a Cutex bottle that I guess held fingernail polish, the other bottle is unmarked, I think it held perfume.
 

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The one looks like "Compound W wart remover"
 

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Thanks guys, I thought maybe the wife was right about it being a perfume stopper. Thanks again...d2
 

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I say perfume stopper Definitely not electrical
 

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