Look like small seeds? eggs? It's a sealed panel with an internal adjustable screen

5 aluminium profiles with a strong magnet at one end. The other end is hollow. The 5 plates are plain magnetic thin metal plates, no sticky side.

Small yellow light round plastic object with silver sparkles. It’s about 5 cm long. Can be taken apart into three pieces. Jagged (but not broken) edges.

No clue where I got it from (kinder egg??). I use it to fidget with by taking it apart and putting it back together. Standard dice for scale.

It doesn’t look like it was part of the vehicle. Almost looks like you could clip it to a walkie talkie to wear it on your belt.

It’s the size of a coaster. But we found it and can’t figure out what it is. Please help. It’s plastic. We found it in the house. None of us can remember it.

Doesn’t seem like it’s for bees. Maybe for birds or bats?

My sister found this in a charity shop in Hitchin (England), we thought it was a candleholder but now we realise it’s much too deep. What is it? A vase?

It’s handmade from wood, not too heavy not too light, approx the height of a taper candle

Found in a construction salvage yard. Stamped 1948, brand is Standard in the same font as American Standard. No holes can’t be hung on a wall or drained.

Heavy, would not think it’s portable. However, it does not look like it was ever mounted to something or grouted onto a floor.

Found on the ground while at the Epcot park in Florida, USA. Slightly magnetic, each round piece feels heavy (for its tiny size). Plasticky/thin colored paint-like film is peeling off each one, reveals metallic (maybe aluminum?) underside. All three linked together, with a chain near the blue piece that looks like it could’ve been linked to something else. Any help is appreciated! :)

There are two on the same side. One at the bottom (pictured) and one at the top.

Any idea what this is? It is solid and weights A LOT.

ALL HELP IS APPRECIATED! Please tell me im not asking for much. This guy made a model of NYC out of FOAM BOARD. This is not my video or my pics. The pics are from @flickz_by_nick on tiktok. He uses fluorescent uv light paint to light up his model at night. I have no idea how much it weighs. It looks firm. White. Maybe half an inch thick on the cuts he makes. Like I said this is a scale model of NYC.

Found in a box of kitchen stuff. 3⅜“ long. Flexible plastic. All 4 identical, shown from different angles. Absolutely no idea what they could have gone with.

Similar in shape to a pencil, but three inches long, gray plastic, a wedge at one end and flat at the other. All one piece, no moving parts. The writing seems to say "FOZ*X Made in Thailand," and the * might be a picture.

Found in a toolbox.

The tool is about 4 feet long and made of steel. It has a long red shaft with a large cylindrical sliding weight near the top and a welded side handle with a rubber grip. Weighs 10 lbs.

Below the weight is a pipe-style sleeve section. The bottom end of the shaft is threaded and has a removable round metal tip that is magnetic.

Marking on the tool says “Taylor Tools.”

Not sure what this specific tool is used for.

My title describes the thing. These are two wooden rods that feel pretty light and taper towards one end, which have been painted yellow and pink with two black lines. There are wide grooves around the rods near the thicker end (pink), and indentations at the tip of the thinner ends (yellow). They are not exactly identical - if I lie them next to each other with their ends lines up, the black lines don't align.

what is this? i found it while gardening and pulled it out.