🔎 UNIDENTIFIED Western Mass finds..

[GerryL]

I finally got out detecting today; I sailed all summer so this is my first time out since May. These are from a site that was lived on from the 1800s to 1943 or so.
Can anyone tell me what the items to the left of the buttons are? They appear to be copper or brass. The two cylinders have opposing holes near the capped end of the cylinder; it’s possible that the opposite end was capped also (see the two small pieces I got from the same hole). There is also a dividing piece almost like a reed in the cylinders.
The other item is a flanged hollow cone. I see no markings on any of them.
Thank you!

 

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[cw0909]

the far right thing looks a lot like this

Google Image Result for https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/2/21/Post_Medieval_cast_copper_alloy_Jews_Harp_%28FindID_621361%29.jpg

just seeing it was found in Massachusetts so maybe not

 

[GerryL]

the far right thing looks a lot like this

Google Image Result for https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/2/21/Post_Medieval_cast_copper_alloy_Jews_Harp_%28FindID_621361%29.jpg

just seeing it was found in Massachusetts so maybe not

That is definitely the frame of a harp. It's the 2 cylinders and the cone that are puzzling me. Thanks!

 

[Sandog]

I finally got out detecting today; I sailed all summer so this is my first time out since May. These are from a site that was lived on from the 1800s to 1943 or so.
Can anyone tell me what the items to the left of the buttons are? They appear to be copper or brass. The two cylinders have opposing holes near the capped end of the cylinder; it’s possible that the opposite end was capped also (see the two small pieces I got from the same hole). There is also a dividing piece almost like a reed in the cylinders.
The other item is a flanged hollow cone. I see no markings on any of them.
Thank you!

Could the cone possibly be a candle mold? Is there a hole in the tip?

 

[GerryL]

Could the cone possibly be a candle mold? Is there a hole in the tip?

There is no hole in the top and I think it’s a bit small for a candle. These items are interesting. I may have to search something like an old Sears catalog.

 

[Retired Sarge]

The cone thing could be a Posy Holder "Tussie Mussie", or something along similar lines.

 

[fyrffytr1]

I think the piece on the right is part of a Jews, juice, jaw or mouth harp missing the reed. Google images and you will see several like yours.