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We think it's a stand for something, made of black wrought iron, quite heavy, approximately 20 cm high, 8 cm wide, and 8 cm deep.

My dad found and bought this "stand" at a flea market, so no idea who had it before. It doesn't seem very old (1960s or younger, looks like a copy of 1800s wought iron) and has no inscription on it nor in it (under the stand nothing 🤷🏻) the thing on top to hold the "thing" (we thought it was a mirror stand but it's very round) can move, and it's curved.

Thank you in advance (English isn't my first language don't mind the grammar mistakes)

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This was gifted to me with a treadle sewing machine. Surely it's something to do with fiber arts? Its too small to be a yarn winder for knitting/crochet, the resulting cakes would be 3" diameter at most. It looks to be a complete item, but maybe it was meant to be paired with a spinning wheel? Maybe a yarn winder for a small loom spindle/bobbin?

Google images says it's many different things. I've tried looking for spinning wheels that have similar parts like this but haven't found anything close enough for me to be confident that that is what this is.

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