Unusual relic, any ideas?

[Rob1981]

Found this on our permission in herts, England.many Saxon and Roman relics off this field.
Although it looks old, I doubt it's from the roman/saxon era, any I.ds much appreciated

 

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[Retired Sarge]

Shoe horn.........?

 

[ARC]

Size ?

Looks to me like a handle.

 

[Rob1981]

Size ?

Looks to me like a handle.

3 inches maybe

 

[tamrock]

Some coal stoves had a separate square head wrench in order to adjust the damper. It would be too hot to touch if you fixed the adjustment handle on the stove, so it was removable.

 

[Rob1981]

Some coal stoves had a separate square head wrench in order to adjust the damper. It would be too hot to touch if you fixed the adjustment handle on the stove, so it was removable.

Brilliant thanks tamrock [emoji106]

 

[tamrock]

Brilliant thanks tamrock [emoji106]

Seems a bit small for what I first thought, but still I have a hunch it's a square head nut wrench or lever attached to a square shaft end for something. Looks like it was nickel plated originally.

 

[Bruce R]

Looks like a wrench for an oxygen tank.

 

[bowwinkles]

Looks very much like a loom needle used to slide the cross threads back and forth as the loom was hand operated.

part was named a "Filling Carrier".

 

[Rob1981]

Looks very much like a loom needle used to slide the cross threads back and forth as the loom was hand operated.

part was named a "Filling Carrier".

Have you got a reference on Google too this mate?

 

[mcb66]

Looks like a stove wrench.

 

[ticndig]

maybe a valve handle

 

[Icewing]

I was thinking a door handle from an old "Slam Lock"

 

[chub]

its a handle from a water tap

trying to find a pic

chub
https://www.ebay.ie/itm/Vintage-Pri...-Tank-Valve-Solid-Copper-Wrench-/123415163361

 

[bowwinkles]

Have you got a reference on Google too this mate?

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Shuttle_(weaving) Could not find the exact one. some had a built in spindle, but my Grandmothers was solid and she would dart it across the loom between the cords and shift the cords and dart it back across. They were making back pieces for rocking chairs that my grandfather built.

 

[A2coins]

looks like the first bottle opener and can opener on the other side lol whatever it is looks pretty cool I know there is alot of history where yiu are

 

[CRUSADER]

I forget the use but it works like a spanner to turn a square something