“What is this hollow handle/spout-shaped metal bowl thing?”
Answer: “A cream separator component.”
What is this object made of cushioned satin that has a hole in the middle and ribbon ties? Looks like a potentially handcrafted beauty item case.
Answer: “It appears to be intended to be hung from a hook, which explains the opening in the center.” This would transform a wooden hanger that is smooth into one that has a satin finish or top to keep delicate items like underwear or slips from falling off. Maybe the ties would be used to fasten it to the hanger. Just a hunch, though!
“A tiny plastic item. features a cap covering the tops of two tiny nubs.
Answer: “I assumed this was for two-part epoxy when I came over here.”
“This was found on the shore. It appears to be a string with several little discs strung on it, and it is less than a foot long.
Answer: “Egg cases, those are whelk!”
“A Chevy Bolt’s rear wheel has a belt device attached to it.”
Answer: “It appears to be a homemade charging system.”
“A dark liquid directly beneath a light that looks to have dripped from the ceiling.”
Answer: “They have been planted with that goo, bad ballast.”
“A small, hollow glass object with an odd opening.” What’s that?
Answer: Glass flower holder/vase.
“Reddit is my last hope after 20 years of research!”
Answer: “Within a Freshwater Drum’s Mouth.”
“I found it approximately a meter above the ground in a Swedish woodland, and it was around 20 centimeters in size. Though it is hard to the touch, when knocked, it drops liquid.
Answer: “Looks like guttation, an excess moisture-emitting polypore fungus.”
These blocks of lead were discovered in a UK river. each weighing 125 g. Is it possible for someone to positively identify them?
Answer: “The Kuberakolam is how they remind me of them.”
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