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?

~ submitted by TropicSurf, Pacific Ocean

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.

I have seen something like this in photos.


~ submitted by TropicSurf
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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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