What is the round end on this bottle/can opener for? It is about 1 deep and there are no holes or anything for gripping on the inside. : r/whatisthisthing

Found in a box of kitchen stuff, the two prongs are sharp, handsized handle. Stainless steel and wood with brass rivets, my hand for scale. : r/ whatisthisthing

Is it possible to use an old car part as a bottle opener? - Quora

So the bartenders at my work couldn't figure out why there is a large hole at the end of this bottle opener. Does anyone here know why this may be? : r /bartenders

Large Circular Glass Object. Measures 6.75 x 2. Has been laying around as a conversation piece for many years, but no one knows what it is or where it came from.

Flat metal oval (no center), concave underneath with two hooks to attach to something. Surface is scratched up but there's no writing on it. : r/ whatisthisthing

Heavy glass bowl with holes/holders for small glass (candle holders maybe?)it has indications of being old, but others of maybe being new. I can't figure it out. : r/whatisthisthing

WITT I found in a creek on private land? It's lightweight and seems to be handmade, possibly of clay. There are crude markings all the way around, some have worn off over

Found at an estate sale, this egg shaped thing is marked “The Columbian Hardware Co Cleveland O. “on one side and “Columbian Floor and Jamspring Hinges. Colombian Steel Registers” on the other.

What is this metal thing I found on the lake shore? It's around 2ft tall and has some kind of grate thing at the top : r/whatisthisthing

The short end is a bottle opener but what is the big round hole supposed to do? : r/whatisthisthing

NEW, 7-Inch Heavy-Duty, Dual-End Large Can Punch Opener AND Bottle Opener, Barware opener, Thick Stainless Steel, Commercial Grade: Large Can Hole Punch: Home & Kitchen

What is this thing on the other side of my bottle opener? It has eluded me for years. - Quora

What is this thing on the other side of my bottle opener? It has eluded me for years. - Quora

Curved, non ferrous item that weighs 2 lbs, has fasteners on bottom and sides. Found 6 underground near a church in Maryland. No patent number. : r /whatisthisthing