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I took some more pictures. My best guess right now is a brass stiletto hilt. The hole is not threaded. It looks cast with a clear difference of back and front.
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Ornate but crudely ornate. I wonder if it's not part of a skewer. It would explain the oval shape of the hole.
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Maybe the handle of a letter opener they make some pretty unique letter openers, maybe it was styled to look like a miniature sword.
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