Some type of glass no idea? 5 inches long 1 inch wide.

Could it have been a stopper for a gigantic jug or carboy?

It certainly is a phallic looking thing... that could lead to some ribald speculation, with all due respect.

 

Yeah I have no idea what it is lol

 

I'll go with stopper - the other use would make me not want to touch it!!

 

or a muddler...

 

Aha! Muddler. Here are quite a few examples... just scroll down. It certainly is the right size and general shape...
http://www.ebay.com/bhp/glass-muddler
https://www.liveauctioneers.com/item/16526574_group-of-16-antique-english-glass-cocktail-muddlers

New word for me. Muddler!

 

Maybe, but sure has the traditional look of a stopper. Maybe a muddler/stopper!

 

tho' stoppers are often ground on the vertical stopper surface to fit and often numbered...

 

Based on size, and shortness of bottom area, I vote muddler

 

Yes I agree, often but not always. A few of my decanter's have regular glass stoppers albeit not as tall but close.

 

Somebody had go say it!

 

Looks like a stopper for a decanter to me - Mom was given a new set in the '80s, similar to the one linked below, the decanter was broken long ago, and seem to recall the glasses were put in a garage sale, but the stopper is probably still somewhere in her house. Believe it got knocked over because the stopper made it a bit top-heavy, the decanter was fairly light and not particularly good quality glass, but seem to recall it was Czech...

http://m.ebay.com/itm/Vintage-Tall-...Goblets-Etched-Glass-/182066644499?nav=SEARCH



~Cheryl

 

Hi,
I vote muddler also.
greg

 

Naughty , naughty........

What's in your nightstand ????............

 

My vote is stopper.