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Does anybody know what it is?
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Peyton Manning
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well not knowing the size I would say a knob
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Sorry,it's the size of a drawer knob.But how would it stay attached if it is a knob,there is no way to screw into it?It's a solid piece.
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Peyton Manning
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perhaps the part with the threads broke off
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villagenut
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May be an end finish for the handle of a wood chisel or cane or something similar.
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Charlie P. (NY)
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Table leg end cap?
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I agree with Charlie P., I think it is a foot cap for furniture leg.
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Petrified mushroom? Just a guess.
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ROBOT belly button
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Looks like part of a type of poppet valve, like a check valve on an air compressor or water pump.
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