found this today in old house. what is it? we are completely confused.
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is it hollow all the way through base?if so..glass coffee perculator part
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It looks like the glass tube from a coffee pot? Percolator type? HH BK
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you just beat me. lol HH
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Its interesting because it doesn't have anything that looks like its broken off.
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I remember glass percolators 65 years ago. They went out with the advent of the electric percolator coffee pots. Before the glass percolators coffee was boiled in the pot, so my swag would be they were common in the 40's and 50's.
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