can y'all tell me what this is?

[smooookin]

Some one on another board posted this pic, wondering what they had. Any help?

 

[smooookin]

Well crap the pic was there a minute ago.

 

[mbshop]

thats a very rarely seen item. usually invisible to most.

 

[aquablue22]

You my nieghbor as a whole farking garage full of those!

 

[smooookin]

thats a very rarely seen item. usually invisible to most.

Aw, one must open ones eyes to truly see what is in front of them.

 

[mbshop]

oh, that ! looks like a cheapy portable grill, kinda like what i have. but might be something if the metal is kinda thick.

 

[Dave Russell]

dudn't look very new.

 

[Bob Wiley]

smudge pot

 

[Bluesman]

Komodo cooker from the Ming Dynasty. A precious relic and very old and fragile. Must use extreme caution as to not excite the spirits of the ancient smoke.

 

[ozlites]

Its a witch!

 

[Capn Kev]

An old 1900's diver helmet recovered off of Key West...then turned into what some consider to be a grill. :heh:

 

[maxwell7]

Looks like a home-made rig to me.Two cast iron pots placed on top of one another with a handle welded to the top.
I'd turn it upside down.The top one looks larger.Might be fun to try out!Just a thought.:laugh:

 

[Bob Wiley]

It's a WSM egg. Keep it warm in a dark place and in about 3 weeks you'll have a brand new WSM bullet smoker. Great find!

 

[Westexbbq]

Chamber pot is my guess, with an old weber lid.
antique smokey joe mod.

 

[swamprb]

It is a modern version of a metal Okama rice cooker used in ancient Mushi-Kamados.

It actually dates back over 2000 years to the Kofum era.
http://imperialkamado.com/i_history.htm

I wish I had one to add to the Kamado Museum in my backyard.

 

[bigabyte]

Looks like some sort of DO with a Smoky Joe lid?