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[Ruslanmd]

I dig out those things today .Have no idea what they are.Thank you in advance for inlighting me.Ruslan

 

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[wvwildman]

nice finds congrats HH

 

[Breezie]

Could you take some pics with a size references or give us the sizes? Also try to use any color background but white. The top item looks to be part of an antique brass lamp. Is the rust tail part a wire? Neat finds Breezie

 

[Holly_squirrel]

I agree, I thought the first looked like the top of a lamp with attached wire. Just guesses here, but the second looks like an opener of some sort and last looks like a drain plug

 

[Ruslanmd]

Posting more pictures.

 

[Ruslanmd]

The rust part look like a iron rod

 

[nhbenz]

As suggested, the first one is almost certainly a lamp finial, similar to the ones in this search; antique ornate lamp finial - Google Search
Stylistically I would guess that it's from the 1930's.

 

[Ruslanmd]

Brass lamp it is

 

[Holly_squirrel]

Oh the one I said looked like a drain plug... Could be tbe loop of a lock... Where the latch swings over it and a lock is put through the ring

 

[Breezie]

The piece with the loop is more than likely a padlock 'staple' as Holly posted. The staple could have been used for any type of padlock or for an attachment to connect a 'snap hook.' Breezie

 

[Ruslanmd]

Thanks for answers! One more to go

 

[Paleopilot]

They might be parts from a wood stove. The finial looks close.

 

[Paleopilot]

Here are some ideas... imagine your "curvy" item with a spring handle and it looks much like a lid lifter.

 

[Ruslanmd]

It can be a lid lifter,or something

 

[Roger Mn.]

Looks like the rod that go's through a wood stove pipe damper. The iron rod would be around 8 inches long.

 

[uglymailman]

The last pic that looks like a "stopper" might be part of a pump. The ones I've seen/used sat on top of a cistern w/ a pipe going down from the "pump" above the ground level. A chain looped from the water,up through the pipe and back down. These "stoppers" had a rubber cork like device under the part you have. They were separated by 8-12 inches between stoppers. The ones I'm speaking of "cranked" in circular motion, not up and down like a hand pump. Most are marked by holes punched out of the metal spelling GEM. Just a guess.