What are these?

[IPACA9]

Does anyone have an idea what these are or were used for?

 

[Lippyp]

For hanging something up! Maybe something like hams so they can air dry. Could be anything tbh.

 

[Oldb]

Not sure, but it looks to have been done by a good blacksmith.

B

 

[ADSR]

LOL, That's the top off big bird's cage.

 

[Squashfest81]

That looks like the making of a very expensive light fixture. Brush the dirt off, clear it, and wire in a cooI bulb. I picture 3 over a kitchen island.

 

[IPACA9]

I have three of them too. I thought the same thing. But the house we are buying right now has this over it already.

 

[dbabicky]

LOL, That's the top off big bird's cage.

Like a taradactyle (spelling?)

 

[Squashfest81]

Like a taradactyle (spelling?)

Need a silent P, must be some dudes name.
Anyway, switch it out. I can't understand hanging pans over my head.

 

[sixty4]

Maybe something used in a tack room in a horse barn, is my best guess.

 

[12ozd]

You're holding it upside down.

 

[NakeDiesel]

It's an antique stripper spinner....

 

[polexican23]

Drop ceiling, whats hiding up there? always scared me when I was house shopping.

 

[Lx460]

They're for that 50 shades of grey ******* stuff...or so I've heard.

 

[Bears Fan]

I have no idea what they are? But i like them

 

[kelpaso1]

I have three of them too. I thought the same thing. But the house we are buying right now has this over it already.

I will never understand why people would want their pots and pans hanging from the ceiling or on a wall. Just looks so tacky and reminds me of some old rednecks country house

 

[IPACA9]

I will never understand why people would want their pots and pans hanging from the ceiling or on a wall. Just looks so tacky and reminds me of some old rednecks country house[emoji38]_hitti

It doesn't bug me too much. Wife likes it so it'll probably stay once we're in it as long as I don't bing my head on a pan...lol

 

[DenisG]

Chimney liner puller? (just a guess):
http://www.woodlanddirect.com/Chimney/Chimney-Liner-Parts/Pulling-Nose-Cone

 

[thewatusi]

Gynecological tool for use on women that have been around the block a few times?

 

[dbabicky]

I had my 80 yr old mother look at it, and she's an old "Farm Critter" as she calls herself. She had know idea, after all the years she spent on a farm.