is this a key handle
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Possibly a gaslight key. Can you give us a good shot of the business end?
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Since it flares out at the bottom, I'd say something on the line of this:
Your's looks to have a rusted square nut attached to the end.
Your's looks to have a rusted square nut attached to the end.
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If the end is hooked my guess would be a vintage Paint can opener
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It looks like it is two different metals as the bottom has rust going on. The bottom part could be a steel bolt and the top part brass.
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