What is it? Found in pa

[Unitedstatesofamerica1]

 

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[bowwinkles]

could be a curtain rod hanger, the other end of the curtain rod that went into this device had a like device with an orifice that would have been open at the top so you could just drop the rod down into it. I also have seen towel racks that had similar ends.

 

[ARC]

could be a curtain rod hanger, the other end of the curtain rod that went into this device had a like device with an orifice that would have been open at the top so you could just drop the rod down into it. I also have seen towel racks that had similar ends.

I would say this is correct... only i am gonna say for a "shower rod".

 

[bradyboy]

is it me ?
i see no image.
ill have to find my x-ray vision glasses
brady

 

[Dougie Webb]

is it me ?
i see no image.
ill have to find my x-ray vision glasses
brady

Same

 

[fyrffytr1]

I see the images but there is no text.

 

[releventchair]

Hmm.
Checked for roller blind/shade ends. Didn't find a match.

 

[Mud Hut]

I would say this is correct... only i am gonna say for a "shower rod".

It looks smaller than a penny .. too small for a shower rod.

 

[CRUSADER]

I find loads of these, not really sure what they are, & never keep them.

 

[ironhorse]

I dont think the shower rod was a thing really before the days of electric pump driven water, and it does look old...

when I see these things( and I do find them too) I feel they are parts of old lamps, especially the two ports on the top remind me of whale oil lamps, although there were many designs etc , the age seems right

 

[welshdiver]

I Found something similar near an old fort in the Caribbean & it turned out to be a jacket Button from a soldiers coat / jacket around the 18th century

 

[CRUSADER]

I Found something similar near an old fort in the Caribbean & it turned out to be a jacket Button from a soldiers coat / jacket around the 18th century

Welcome to Tnet.
No way are the ones I find anything to do with buttons.

 

[CRUSADER]

I dont think the shower rod was a thing really before the days of electric pump driven water, and it does look old...

when I see these things( and I do find them too) I feel they are parts of old lamps, especially the two ports on the top remind me of whale oil lamps, although there were many designs etc , the age seems right

Good thinking, I find loads of oil lamp parts in fields, so makes sense.