🔎 UNIDENTIFIED Iron fixtures of some kind

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UPDATE: I think the thing on the right is definitely a key escutcheon—much more obvious when flipped over.

trying to confirm the exact location of an old 1850s out kitchen. (I’ve found cast iron stove parts nearby.) The whole area is near a still standing 1858 house where there was also a colonial era building and there has been a lot of activity on the site for over 200 years so it could be from any era…
 

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both parts look like transom window hardware to me View attachment 1991023
The deal on the left looked so familiar but I couldn’t place it. you sparked the memory, it looks like the slide for a crank mechanism on a casement window.

Well I’m less confident after trying to find an example but I’ll leave it up. Still possible it’s an older design
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