“It looks something like an old ‘smokers table.’ The copper could be an ashtray and the curved area could be for bottles as well.”
“What kind of pie was this aluminum pan used for? It was found in a house built in 1910 in rural Utah.”
“It’s a nut dish used for cracking open nuts. It’s missing a matching hammer.”
“[It’s a] rolling pin footrest.”
“It looks like a plantation/planters chair. You’d put your sore swollen legs up on the arms after sitting on a horse all day.”
It’s a magic lantern glass slide.
It’s called a miao comb that most likely originated in Indonesia or China. It’s meant to be worn in a horizontal fashion.
“Just a guess, but maybe it was built during the ’70s energy crisis. A home near where I grew up was built with a berm around most of it to save on heating and cooling.”
“Wow! It looks like a Davis Quadrant or a Backstaff, a navigational instrument that was the predecessor to the sextant.”
“It’s a horse racing game!! Played with a deck of cards and dice. All based on dice roll probability.”
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It's simply a basement home.
You have a home at a very inexpensive price.
Also saves on heating and air conditioning costs.