15 Objects That Create a Veil of Mystery That Needs Some Clearing Up

We are living in a world that was created billions of years ago, which means that we only know very little about the past. This past includes items that people used to make centuries ago and still exist today. But how can we know what these old things are? That’s why people share their discoveries with other users to help themselves get educated.
Now I’ve Seen Everything has collected some truly mysterious objects that you will probably have no idea even existed.
Answer: Fat-draining frying pan.
Answer 1: It’s probably for the fire department. We have a keyhole just like it next to our parking lot gate. This way, they can open it in case of an emergency.
Answer: I have one of these from Egypt. Definitely a paperweight tourist trinket.
Answer: It’s a grip for changing light bulbs that are out of reach.
Answer: My guess would be some sort of herb stripper. Sprigs go in the loops, the teeth are closed, and stalks are then pulled out.
Answer: It’s a cast-iron buggy/whip holder.
Answer: It’s a hair curler. Check this link. I know hot combs and iron curlers exist but those are different products. These are akin to rollers you leave in overnight, like a cartoon image of an old 1950s lady with a nightgown and overnight rollers in her hair.
Answer: The spacing of the “shelves” makes me think it’s for VHS. But yeah, it’s a media rack.
Answer: It’s a battery-powered emergency light. The red light shows it has power and the battery is charging. When the power fails, that light comes on automatically to light your escape.
Answer: Definitely not a part of the machine. Since it’s the same size and shape, I would say it’s a QA “gauge” to help operators verify the shape and portion size at a glance.
Answer: It’s a door silencer. It wraps around and covers the latch on a door so that it doesn’t latch, and the rubber also makes the door open and close silently. The straps go around the doorknob on each side.
Answer 1: I’m not sure of the scale, but it looks like an acupressure ring that’s meant to help improve circulation in your fingers.
Answer 2: Yes, according to my Korean wife, it’s a hand massage/strengthening kit.
Answer: It’s a wine stopper. It’s made by Rabbit and has a pourer as part of a set.
Do you happen to own any strange objects whose purpose you had no idea about and had to ask other people before finding out what they are used for?