Ok we are on a roll how about this mystery item ??

[Dewfus]

I have no idea lmao none

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[Shades of History]

No clue. My guess? Either a stirring rod for foodstuffs or lab related. Could potentially be smoking related also.

 

[Dewfus]

No clue. My guess? Either a stirring rod for foodstuffs or lab related. Could potentially be smoking related

No clue. My guess? Either a stirring rod for foodstuffs or lab related. Could potentially be smoking related also.

Your a Genius went with stirrer and bam this popped up Good job lol

Kik

 

[coreya]

Perhaps a muddler, for crushing mint leaves in rum

 

[embe]

Extruded though, right?

 

[UncleBruce]

Could be a swizzle stick or maybe a pestle, but I doubt they would have used it for crushing it is after all glass and glass is fragile. I like the color.

 

[ROBBYBOBBY64]

Could be a swizzle stick or maybe a pestle, but I doubt they would have used it for crushing it is after all glass and glass is fragile. I like the color.

I found one like that but clear. I figured that it was some kind of glass insulator like rod. Mine was 1 inch thick. About a foot long. I threw it out about a year ago in an attempt to simplify my life, it did not work. Cool color, looks like a fancy stirrer with the knob.know.
ROBBYBOBBY64.

 

[willong]

I've a vague recollection, over forty years old, of similar structures inside an old illuminated sign that we removed from an old store building we bought in 1978. I'm thinking it provided both a spacing and insulating function.

 

[Palani]

Nice but you got me!

 

[Dave Pilgrim]

I have some like that which are plastic and they are swizzle sticks for drinks Years ago before massive use of plastic all those types of things were made of glass, But then who really knows unless they personally had some interactive time with one and knew exactly what it was. My suggestion is to try to use it as a swizzle stick and see what happens, If it stirs ok then continue using it and put it in a special place among alcohol related bottles etc. Cheers Dave