Mystery items

Very mysterious! No idea what they could be, unfortunately.

Were they all found together, or are they three individual finds?

Is the metal object with a chain solid or hollow? If hollow could be something used to snuff out a candle etc.

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The other object could be an orange peeler.

From this one photo, I thought that it was bell-shaped. It would help to appreciate the real shape if you can photo it from a few angles.

This resembles a part of a hair tie back. My aunts had similar to these and held in place a decorative plate/saddle. The plate had a hole at each end, the stick passed thru the first hole and under the hair then up thru the second hole.

Purely a guess on my part but think the two items are a letter opener and a coin. In connection with the latter, I have a 1939 1 ANNA indian coin bearing the head of George VI King emperor with twelve 'lumpy' sides measuring 20mm across. Have also got a few six and eight sided british colonial coins of that vintage.

Bob

Item on the left is definitely a hair accessory. I have a few of them which I sent off to be auctioned, but there was no interest, so probably not worth much.

Don't know how accurate but seen one back in the day , also just look up Indian anna

If the object is Indian in origin then it could be the thing that used to scrape out marrow in a cooked bone broth

I may have misunderstood, but I just assumed the coin at the side (a HK 20c) was placed there to give the actual item some scale and wasn't needing identification itself.

Looks like a hair stick to me. Try google 銀髮簪 images you can see something similar.

 

Maybe I misunderstood too Phil, clarity of item on the right not the best in the two photographs so I assumed it needed identification as well, two preceeding items had either a gridded background or ruler for scale. The 1 ANNA coin I have would be about the size of a HK 20c piece but it's 'silvery' in colour, my recollection of the 20c coin was that it was brassy brown in colour so I didn't make the connection. 

The long silver mystery object in the final two pictues may have been a letter opener as already suggested;  however I wonder if it may have been used for pinning and holding the hair up?  The coin could be an Indian Anna or from Hong kong - both had coins with frilly edges like that.

The mystery object looks like a nail file?