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Can't help on the brass piece but the button dates between 1834 and 1843.
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The brass dohicky is used to splice electrical wire together. Fit the wires in the hole and turn the bolt to hold them in place. Just off hand I can't think of a name, except coupler. Connector also comes to mind. Coupler is more for hydralics.
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The ornate brass piece is some type of 'decorative' piece. It could have gone on the front of a vintage brass fireplace screen.
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