Unknown New Find?

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Tractor seat? What size is it?
 

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What are the dimensions?
 

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Actually now with size known... leaning more toward a sifter of some sort...
TOO sharp to be seat anyway.
 

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Algae scoop for a watering trough? (insert sound of alien spaceship here) Sub 8-)
 

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Possibly a tin ladle EUC-Vintage-LARGE-STAINLESS-STEEL-LADLE-STRAINER-SOUP.webpOr hot coal scoop?
 

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It has flattened out crimped areas it looks like.So the form probably was more bent upwards at the rear part.
 

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Sprinkler for powdered sugar?
 

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part of a windchime
 

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A little history: Back in the day, surplus milk was “set” in large tin milk pans and left on a bench for a couple of days, then the cream was skimmed off with a flat saucer-like metal skimmer which had holes to drain the milk. When enough cream was collected, it was churned, by hand, into butter. If there was milk, cream or butter to spare it was sold to either the local storekeeper or to neighbors.
Don....
 

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