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Wooden Mystery Objects

Description The larger of the two objects is just over six inches long.  It is made of a solid piece of wood that was turned on a lathe.  The wood is fairly heavy (lignum vitae?).  The round ends are of unequal size--one is 2" in diameter, and the other is 1 3/4."  Each round end has three finely inscribed lines around its circumference.  The smaller object is 4" long, and it tapers ever so slightly from 3/8 to 7/16" diameter.  The two items were together when found, but I am not positive that they are related.  It does not look as if the smaller piece was ever attached to the larger one.  Neither piece has wear marks.   I have no idea what these items are for. Your input will be appreciated!
Category Other
Medium Wood
Distinguishing marks None
Condition Good
Size and dimensions of this item See description
Date Period 1800s?
History Found in 2nd hand shop
Price Paid (If known) $2.00
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