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clock parts on everything on the left. the one weird thing on the right i am not sure. almost looks like an old melted vacuum tube or lightbulb or something
 

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That might be a well and truly baked vacuum tube that picked up impressions of the internal components when it was molten.

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Can you make out any lettering around the base ?

Possibly from a radio receiver.
Circa 1930s:

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Can’t see any words on mine must of came off when it melted
 

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Clock parts...I agree except the tube.
 

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That melted tube is really cool, it must have been in a fire and, as the name implies, it has a vacuum inside and when it melted the vacuum pulled the glass into it making a perfect impression of the internal components.
 

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Does that have an E embossed on it? I dont think its a vacuum tube although it sure resembles the metal insides of the one posted. . I think the opening is too large.
 

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