Stainless implement?

clearwatermike · May 10, 2019

Found in waist-deep water, looked like it was there for awhile till I cleaned it with the wire wheel.

HuntinDog · May 10, 2019

It's a vintage Snuff Spoon.
The pick on the other end is to break up the caked chunks

clearwatermike · May 10, 2019

HuntinDog said:
It's a vintage Snuff Spoon.
The pick on the other end is to break up the caked chunks

Thank you, HuntinDog!

pplinker · May 10, 2019

Never heard of such a thing. That's a very interesting find.

StevePcola · May 10, 2019

That may be silver. Silver that has been in water for a long time will get that color. And yeah, really cool find!

Dezertyote · May 11, 2019

walnut and butternut pick.

Martin_V3i · May 11, 2019

Franz · May 12, 2019

Dezertyote said:
walnut and butternut pick.

I thought that too, until I looked again at how small it really is. it also looks too cheaply made to be a nut pick (I can see a cast mark on the side). Probably made of some type of pot metal or cheap alloy. Gonna go with snuff spoon too.

Dezertyote · May 12, 2019

Franz said:
I thought that too, until I looked again at how small it really is. it also looks too cheaply made to be a nut pick (I can see a cast mark on the side). Probably made of some type of pot metal or cheap alloy. Gonna go with snuff spoon too.

Your right it is smaller than it looks... nose implement it is... :lol:

Klyeoman1203 · Jul 28, 2019

Hard to say.....vintage nail cleaner on one end, cuticle pusher on the other.
Or.... An antique Bodkin. Used for removing ear wax, even the Romans used them.
And OUR parents were worried about Q-Tips!!!!! :laughing:

rustyk1 · Jul 28, 2019

Martin_V3i said:
Coke

Pepsi

Stainless implement?

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