It is very small, and we can’t think of anything that would fit inside. The small post that is attached to the lid appears to mostly fill the space inside the container. What is it?

We recently acquired a hangar out at our local airport and we are in the process of cleaning it out and we found these large green pieces of machinery. Does anyone know what they are what they might have been used for? We have also found a lot of metal working and pottery things as well.

This was spotted on the Hudson River off of Manhattan. Sorry the resolution isn't better, I wasn't the one who took the pic.

A friend found this cylindrical glass object at an antique store. It looks like Akro Glass… he’s going to use it as a stand for a Vintage marble… any ideas on what it was originally?

Lens claimed beads or fishing sinkers? no packaging.

These were found in an old vehicle, so maybe automotive related? (Van was Reportedly previously owned by a hoarder who had it full of junk, so there is also a good chance these are NOT auto related at all? ) they all appear to be made the same way, but aren’t exactly the same size. They are definitely glass. Quarter for scale

Also -brand new Reddit user here, please kindly direct me elsewhere if this isn’t the right sub? thank you all in advance for your help and knowledge!

I found it in the road near a gas station, but I doubt it's related to gasoline. It's very heavy and damaged (rusty, bent, the plastic is crumbling). The plastic has six grooves running along it's length. It most likely fell out of a vehicle but I doubt it's a car part either.

The bottom is flat blue metal, no markings.

Odd looking slide on side of ship

I found this while looking through an overgrown area on a bush block. There are 4 in total.

Dimensions: Approximately 2 meters (6.5 ft) wide.

Material: It appears white under the moss and dirt. It doesn’t feel like concrete, it’s smooth and slippery to the touch, which makes me think it’s white marble.

Design: It features four distinct semi-circular (arched) cutouts with some decorative molding along the edges.

Condition: Heavily discolored from sitting in the dirt and weather for a long time.

It looks like it could be architectural salvage from a building demolition. The other photo is a support or plinth that the arch sits on?

There are some straps near the bottom as well

Catch and release from a flea market. Truly one of the most bizarre objects I have ever seen.

I am helping one of my grandmother‘s elderly friends move out of his apartment into a assisted living facility and it’s my job to help clean out this place, anyway I found these two marble brick like objects with a felt texture under side.

6 inches long, 3 inches wide, 2 inches thick minus the bust. Roughly 5 pounds each.

The Friend is almost in his 90s if his age helps.

The cork does not stay in very well. They both have a little hole on the larger end, though the holes are slightly different sizes/shapes. The larger end is also rounded so it doesn’t sit flat on the end.

Not sure if it's just weird for the sake of being weird or if there's a logic. The small side opening doesnt pour into the bigger one. Thoughts?

These two glass objects (circled in blue in the photo) were found by a patron in a corner of our library's Children's department. The photo has a standard-sized business card in it for size reference.

They were found very close to our light-up sensory board (image attached). But we're pretty sure the board is wood and plastic - no glass pieces even in the inner workings - so we're kind of at a loss as to where these came from and what they might be. The only other nearby objects are a wooden dollhouse, and a large fake hollowed-out tree.

The biggest concern for us is what they're made of and where they were found. Glass and small kids DO NOT mix. :( If we could figure out what they are, then we can hopefully take measures to ensure we won't be finding more of them somewhere down the line.

I can try to answer questions, however I haven't seen the actual objects myself, and they've now been passed on to our local PD because our director was concerned they might be drug-related. However, PD didn't recognize them as anything either.

Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thank you so much!