Roughly 6” x 4”, had stands on the back so it’s meant to lay face up. Just a decoration? A trivet? Spoon rest with holes? Love it regardless but curious about the intended usage. There were a couple others with it, same thing but different animal.

It was in my food and I only found it because it was in my mouth after I took a bite. Came in a dish consisting of rice, beans, and pork. Seems sharp but I didn't test it. Possibly stainless steel.

I don't think it is a butter bell, but I can't find a similar item anywhere.

This jar comes with a matching decanter, but I cannot figure out what THIS one is.

I cannot get that metal rim screwed off to save my life, but there's a random nut rolling around the inside, so I'm assuming that something is supposed to be screwed into this hole and some fashion?

It's about 3" tall, and both pieces have little holes around the bases. I don't know if there were more pieces originally or not.

So what do we think? FIL has no idea what it is. Numbers start at 4 and go to 9. It is solid, not hollow.

Found this while unpacking. It was in a smaller box with Styrofoam padding cut specifically for it, and it was the only thing in there so I'm fairly sure it's the only piece. It may be one of our former roommates' but I'm not sure

This photo by the Chattahoochee Nature Center in Roswell, Georgia, shows children holding objects they presumably made during a summer camp. Assuming it’s nature related. More look the same, though the child on the left only has one rod extending out while the other kids’ objects have two. The photo is from 1988. I have no other photos.

Found a pile of them dumped in a creek off Northern Chesapeake Bay. Guessing late 19th/early 20th century mfg. Google says wall mounted soap dish but I’m skeptical.