Today, they’re mostly:
Collectors’ items
Farm antiques
Veterinary history pieces
They are sometimes displayed in:
Rural museums
Antique tool collections
⚠️ Important Note
Even though they’re collectible:
They are not safe or suitable for modern animal care
They were often used with force methods that are now outdated
💡 Bottom Line
That brass object is most likely an old veterinary horse drenching tool used to administer liquid medicine directly into a horse’s mouth—a fascinating reminder of early animal healthcare practices.
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