Quiz: Anyone Know What It Is?

shaintiques

Lifer

Jul 13, 2011

3,615

228

Georgia

• Jul 29, 2013

• #1

 

voorhees

Lifer

May 30, 2012

3,834

939

Gonadistan

• Jul 29, 2013

• #2

Is it a mold for making chocolate pipes? I'll take two.

 

undecagon

Part of the Furniture Now

Oct 7, 2011

592

3

Chicago, IL

• Jul 29, 2013

• #3

This
I thought it looked like a Peterson, and with some searching on SP.com, decided this was the best guess.

 

eaglerico

Lifer

Jan 8, 2011

1,134

1

• Jul 29, 2013

• #4

I think it is a mold for pressing meerschaum pipes from meerschaum powder.

 

mrjerke

Lifer

Jun 10, 2013

1,323

29

Midwest

• Jul 29, 2013

• #5

Obviously a pipe shaped waffle iron.

 

numbersix

Lifer

Jul 27, 2012

5,449

53

• Jul 29, 2013

• #6

A Brylon pipe mold?

 

eaglerico

Lifer

Jan 8, 2011

1,134

1

• Jul 29, 2013

• #7

A Brylon pipe mold?

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This was going to be my second guess.

 

teufelhund

Lifer

Mar 5, 2013

1,497

3

St. Louis, MO

• Jul 29, 2013

• #8

I've seen molds like that for making clays; but they were always in the traditional tavern style.

 

jfox520

Part of the Furniture Now

May 24, 2013

927

0

• Jul 29, 2013

• #9

How about a mold for Bake-a-lite pipes.
Edit: Or a ceramic pipe.

 

captainsousie

Lifer

Aug 1, 2012

4,604

5,161

• Jul 29, 2013

• #10

a mold for making chocolate pipes

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Yep.

 

ghost

Lifer

May 17, 2012

2,001

4

• Jul 29, 2013

• #11

This is like "Ask This Old House". What you got there is a antique paint tray made by the Pipe Company from Worcester Mass. Perfect for small jobs around the house.

 

cortezattic

Lifer

Nov 19, 2009

15,147

7,638

Chicago, IL

• Jul 29, 2013

• #12

Kevin's belt buckle.

 

kcghost

Lifer

May 6, 2011

13,505

22,073

77

Olathe, Kansas

• Jul 29, 2013

• #13

I've seen licorice shaped pipes very similar to that style.

 

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john218

Part of the Furniture Now

May 5, 2012

562

1

Connecticut

• Jul 29, 2013

• #14

It looks to me like a mold for a chocolate or some sort of candy pipe.

 

brian64

Lifer

Jan 31, 2011

9,636

14,758

• Jul 29, 2013

• #15

A sailor had been smoking a pipe on the USS Eldridge during the Philadelphia Experiment. When the electromagnetic current generators were turned off and everything re-materialized, it was discovered that his pipe had been embedded in a piece of machinery he was standing next to.

 

igloo

Lifer

Jan 17, 2010

4,083

5

woodlands tx

• Jul 29, 2013

• #16

A Dunhill mold and that is the patent number . :rofl:

 

metalheadycigarguy

Lifer

Apr 26, 2012

3,381

5,603

Washington State

• Jul 30, 2013

• #17

Not to be "Captain Obvious" here, but it's obviously a piece of aluminum with a pipe mold. :mrgreen:

 

cortezattic

Lifer

Nov 19, 2009

15,147

7,638

Chicago, IL

• Jul 31, 2013

• #18

OK shaintiques, if you don't give us the answer, your pipe smoker's card will be permanently revoked.

 

chagovatoloco

Starting to Get Obsessed

Apr 19, 2013

130

0

• Jul 31, 2013

• #19

Hear hear!

 

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plateauguy

Lifer

Mar 19, 2013

2,412

21

• Jul 31, 2013

• #20

I think it might be a mold used for the art deco aluminum aristocobs. It would have helped to have the demensions.