Presenting: a repeat passel of puzzling parts to peruse and postulate upon.
#8: Approx. 1" (3cm) 
#9: Approx. 5" (12cm) 
#10: Approx. 3" (7.5cm) 
#11: Approx. 3" (7.5cm) 
#12: Approx. 8" (20cm) 
#13: Approx. 2" (4.5cm) 
#14: Approx. 2" (4.5cm)Perhaps a slightly easier grouping than last week... I know a few will be easy to work out. But lovely objects all anyway. Enjoy, and let the guessing/researching/dreaming/puzzling begin.
Keith
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Oh shall I go first?!?!?
ReplyDelete1) Coral formation
2) Trunk hardware
3) Part of a MOP inlay corkscrew knife handle
4) Lava flow tube
5) Coral encrusted sunken porthole window frame
6) Door bell cover
And yes they are lovely indeed and such fun to guess!
Oh my goodness did I ever screw the numbers up. Sorry!
ReplyDeleteHere I go again
8) Coral formation
9) Trunk hardware
10) Part of a MOP inlay corkscrew knife handle
11) Lava flow tube
12) Vintage light bulb cover
13) Coral encrusted sunken porthole window frame
14) Door bell cover
Easier than last week?
ReplyDelete8. Deformed potato chip
9. Leather strap attachment for a vintage trunk
10. Commemorative Champagne corkscrew, knife and cigar cutter.
11. Small Tafa from Mono Lake
12. Slaughter house light cover.
13. Calcium deposits on an old grommet.
14. Top of a vintage brass door knob
Just stopping by to say that ... You have strange and fantastic things here:)
ReplyDeleteHey Keith,Im not meant to do this have deleted my answer three times!!!
ReplyDelete1Rice bubbles clump
2 hardward
3 Shaver blade casing
4 Hose melted in a fire
5 Light globe covering
6 Lid from the sea things growing on it
7 stone wear lid
Perusal and postulation complete, oh Scheming Stuffsmith–––
ReplyDelete#8. This could certainly be some sort of dried natural formation--barnacles? sponge? coral polyps? (but then I don't know coral atoll...). I'm going to guess, however, that its more likely a handmade present from your twins that's been lost among the tools on your workbench--a dirty, crusty Rice Krispy treat??
#9. A sad little metal moose, clearly petrified...
#10. Almost certainly a commemorative corkscrew--but who drank the bottles of Cliquot from the gift set?? Sigh...
#11. Petrified tubifex (sludge worm), very angry about his condition (tubivexed).
#12. Training bra for a little metal doll... An iron maiden for the iron maiden??
#13. Petrified guck on purified water bottle cap, now putrefied.
#14. Gilded operculum (front door) of an enormous Australian snail? Nah. It's one of a set, I hope, of metal pasties used by the aforementioned little doll after she'd consumed waaaay too much champagne (of all the veuve!)...
Come on Keith Put us out od our misery LOL
ReplyDeleteJen