🔎 UNIDENTIFIED What is this?

[BBJJBB]

I've seen others like this but no real answers.
Anyone?
And no I didn't find it in an old Victorian Brothel.

 

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[GoldieLocks]

Does it have a hole in it's top that fits a golf all? Is it for learning to hit a golf ball?

 

[BBJJBB]

Does it have a hole in it's top that fits a golf all? Is it for learning to hit a golf ball?

There is an opening on the bottom that is shown in one of the pictures but a golf ball sits on it awkwardly. It doesn't rest on it so you could hit it right. It's also made so thin that if it wad struck just once it wouldn't be usable again.

 

[Ocean7]

It could be a Model T Ford valve stem cover. I've heard guys call them that in MD'ing Youtubes.

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[Slowtaknow]

Looks like a small vase for a grave, the type you put a small bouquet into after you stab it into the ground.

 

[pepperj]

Looks like a small vase for a grave, the type you put a small bouquet into after you stab it into the ground.

That's kind of what I was thinking as well, then there's the ones that site in a ring holder on the wall. Here's a example, but a tad different.

 

[ARC]

Yes... bud sconce.

 

[DCMatt]

It's a 'tussie mussie' or posy holder. Popular in the Victorian era but you can still buy them today.

This one is glass but they were made from all sorts of materials. This one has a loop that pins on a man's lapel. The flowers are placed in it with a few drops of water.

 

[BBJJBB]

Looks like a small vase for a grave, the type you put a small bouquet into after you stab it into the ground.

I think you might be right