1:35 Hogwash! That is a shoe cleaner, for getting stuff off your shoes before entering a building. You hold the handle to help keep your balance, and the wipe the top of your shoe on the bottom of the roller to clean the top, or rub the bottom of your shoe on the top to clean the sole/heel.
You identified the first item only as a glass and coaster. The glass is a “bend over” glass from the Art Deco period. It’s a female nude figure bent over. The glass has no flat bottom, just the nudes bottom, so it can’t be set down; it has to be held in the hand. The idea was you would walk around the party holding a glass that couldn’t be set down. As long as you held it, it kept getting refilled. I was born nearly half a century too late for those parties 🎉
Several of these I knew. And I'm glad to know, now, about the wedding cup because I've seen these in the past & didn't have a clue! For the rest, more "I'll be darned"!
At 10:40 correct. Our baskets were attached to chains on the gold mines in South Africa. Note the upper horizontal pipes were where you hook your chain when hoisted. The lower horizontal pipes (below the benches) were connected to the showers and water heated by coal-fired boilers. That water was always at boiling point and you keep your buttocks FAR AWAY🤣🤣🤣 Due to the hot water pipes it was always nice and cosy . . .
I new the miners changing room. Its located in the bath house where the miners showered after their shift , my dad , grandad and great grandad where coal miners
A guitar pick holder??? Been playing professionally 60+ years and no guitar player I know, or have ever met, would use a cheap POS like that to hold their guitar picks.
9:58 That's not a cruel thing to use.😅 This was used to push food together on the plate, as we now do with the side of a fork. I still have my 60 year old cutlery set with ones of those. 😊
Love these videos. Very entertaining and educational.
1:35 Hogwash! That is a shoe cleaner, for getting stuff off your shoes before entering a building. You hold the handle to help keep your balance, and the wipe the top of your shoe on the bottom of the roller to clean the top, or rub the bottom of your shoe on the top to clean the sole/heel.
My thoughts exactly!
@@moon-moth1 so you can clean your shoes before going into a shop?
You identified the first item only as a glass and coaster. The glass is a “bend over” glass from the Art Deco period. It’s a female nude figure bent over. The glass has no flat bottom, just the nudes bottom, so it can’t be set down; it has to be held in the hand. The idea was you would walk around the party holding a glass that couldn’t be set down. As long as you held it, it kept getting refilled. I was born nearly half a century too late for those parties 🎉
Once you see it, you can't unsee it! 😊
Can you imagine finding something you think its mysterious and finding out its a dried pea.😂
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the one you said is for making mayonase is actually a small butter churn
I disagree,too small.
@@kennethstickney8819 i think they made them to teach city children how to make butter i would ask my mom but she passed
@@michelebartholome7798 But it means you're only guessing, right?
Several of these I knew. And I'm glad to know, now, about the wedding cup because I've seen these in the past & didn't have a clue! For the rest, more "I'll be darned"!
I had the tie rack in the 60s.
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At 10:40 correct. Our baskets were attached to chains on the gold mines in South Africa. Note the upper horizontal pipes were where you hook your chain when hoisted. The lower horizontal pipes (below the benches) were connected to the showers and water heated by coal-fired boilers. That water was always at boiling point and you keep your buttocks FAR AWAY🤣🤣🤣 Due to the hot water pipes it was always nice and cosy . . .
Lots of repitition in these.
7:10 something like that was also in the knee brace i had.
9:58 I knew that because i still have my cutlery set from 60 years ago! 😊
Unfortunately i knew the hip replacement as ive had 2
I new the miners changing room. Its located in the bath house where the miners showered after their shift , my dad , grandad and great grandad where coal miners
Butter
It's a room in a former lunatic asylum.
Patients were put in those baskets. Hence the term 'basket case'.
A guitar pick holder???
Been playing professionally 60+ years and no guitar player I know, or have ever met, would use a cheap POS like that to hold their guitar picks.
0:41, 5:57 and 9:58 seems like. Those are some cruel objects to use. And I hope there not used today! 🫣😳😬😠
9:58 That's not a cruel thing to use.😅
This was used to push food together on the plate, as we now do with the side of a fork.
I still have my 60 year old cutlery set with ones of those. 😊
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Thanks for the explanation. I really thought it was a cruel device. But now I see it's something. That even I would use. 😊
@@linas-oh3kq You're welcome! 🤗
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Did you actually read what these are?