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What is this? Can you identify it for me?

by Tropicsurf
(Pacific Ocean)

Not sea glass but what is it?

Not sea glass but what is it?

This was found on the beach where I found sea glass and some pottery too. It has been worn quite a bit from the waves. It is solid but with a small hole from one end to the other.

It is about 3 inches long.

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What is this? Can you identify it for me?

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Jul 09, 2009
Ceramic insulator
by: Ole

The picture looks like a porcelain or ceramic insulator of some type either; a electric fence insulator or a power pole tube insulator.

May 03, 2009
It a spark plug
by: Lori

It is a very old spark plug! I have pick a few up here on the beaches in Washington

May 02, 2009
thoughts
by: KAB

Perhaps the handle to an antique razor? Or maybe a bit of a chess piece?

Apr 30, 2009
It is Porcelain
by: Tropicsurf

It is porcelain and about 3 inches long or a little more. The hole goes through long ways but is much narrower than a lamp cord hole. I will look for a pic of handles on the net if I can find them.

Thanks

Apr 29, 2009
What?
by: Penny

What material is it made from? Porcelain? If so, a coffee/teapot handle? It could also be part of a column of something decorative. If the hole was large enough, I'd say it was part of a lamp (hole is where the wires would go thru. I know. I know. Watching too much Antique Road Show! :)

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