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Email from buyer: Dear pghmarty, body.hmmessage { font-size: 10pt; font-family: Tahoma; } Marty: Sorry for my delayed reply but I was away from my e-mail for a couple days. First of all, thank you for the $4 refund on shipping, that was very kind of you. Also, item was received today...

I asked but no response

I am going to ask the buyer

Sold $19.99 Thanks to all that responded:mrgreen:

That is one of my ebay listings

It has the quality of a medical instrument My neighbor is an OR nurse and she did not know what it is and said it was probably not something medical

This is the closet thing I have seen so far. Shape is right

I have lead molds and this is nothing like any I have ever seen. Weight would be around a pound or more.

Croquette Mold Stainless Steel Press Scoop Baller Croquette Mold Stainless Steel Press Scoop Baller - eBay (item 300486425942 end time Nov-03-10 16:43:19 PDT)

I just found this again and plan on listing it on ebay.

Most kinds of sushi or a haddock fish fry

I just found this in a box of stuff that I did not know what to do with While cleaning out a closet today I found this ........ again I remembered this posting and looked at it again for recommendations of what it might be. Will be listing it on ebay as a press for a croquet or quinelle Know...

I was hoping that I found some rare item that would make me a fortune on ebay. :mrgreen::w00t: The people at the estate sale suggested that it was an Isley's ice cream scoop but that is very unlikely. :censored: I can not think of anything that I have ever cooked that I could of used this on...

That is what I thought. I remember seeing that pointed scoop on a Pittsburgh Places show but was not able to find one on internet. I wonder if it could of been used to fill the bottom of a cone? I paid $1 for it at an estate sale and they said it was an ice cream scoop from Isley's

Is this a rare vintage piece of nostalgia or an unknown piece of ??? :huh: I was told it was an Isley's ice cream scoop. I am trying to confirm or deny this. Thanks, Marty

Great idea but no number. I only found "PATD"

The people at the sale thought it was an ice cream scoop from Isley's I saw a Pittsburgh Places show on public TV and remember them using a long pointed spoon/scoop to make the rocket or mile high cone(forget the name)

I doubt that is is a speculum. It seems to be something to mold or push something together not apart.

More pics might help:

It almost has the quality of a medical instrument. The cone half's come together before the protrusions meet.

I did have an idea of what it could be from the sale, but did not want to give it away at first and influence the answers. Isley's ice cream scoop? I thought they used a long pointed spoon or paddle for their tall cones and could not find any info on this. A google search did not help and yahoo...

I asked my neighbor that is a nurse what it was and she had no idea.

This came in a box of stuff from an estate sale and I think it might be a cooking gadget but I am not sure. It is about 8" in overall length, Cone is 4" x 2" and made of stainless steel. No name or markings on it. Thanks Marty :biggrin: