What Is This Mysterious Silver Object With Tongs And These Bells In An Old Naval College In London?

What Is This Mysterious Silver Object With Tongs And These Bells In An Old Naval College In London?
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[@michaeldicker4839]

The last item is the ball from a float valve. Used before the copper and later plastic ones replaced them.

[@user-wm3bf7pi3u]

Wait a second someone shot a live flair at a gas can on your parents porch?????????????

[@lonnarheaj]

The last item is a very old toilet tank float. There are a few images online if you look for a while.
The "fire grenade" fire extinguishers (thats an oxymoron) were similar in shape, but generally made from colored glass.

[@thomasnaas2813]

The fire grenades were much thinner glass, but a similar shape.

[@susanwahl6322]

Being a fan of Little Women, I immediately got the curling iron. I also got the earlier ones. I got the next as a cap but not what it was for. Half a point?

[@patriciagerresheim2500]

I was able to deduce the spice rack.

[@sandybruce9092]

That one was the easiest I’ve ever recognized! I remember when spices came in those tins and I still miss them.

[@UguysRnuts]

I recently found three such racks, all with different shaped and sized partitions and have installed them in my home. One under a coffee table and two below a work bench for extra storage. They are not old.

[@mrwrangler8737]

I was amazed to see that Hollyjollydog was 100% correct. I would never have guessed that purpose.

[@conradstone6719]

HM101. Hurricane lamp Model 101?

[@mornington2427]

So annoyed with myself I identified nothing .

[@user-ub4id6ip5m]

The last one is a toilet tank float.

[@scottsku]

The audio for your videos over the last several months is really quiet on our TV. I have to turn the volume way up.

[@johnbenko8583]

One of the first types of fire extinguishers, called a firebomb

[@deadbird3025]

That’s a fire grenade

[@ozzymandius666]

Is the last item an old I.V. bottle?

[@bazra19]

When posting you findings please be good enough to say who came up with the answer. You are falsely making it look like YOU answered the question yourself.