Can you identify this?

As this was near a well known train station & popular hunting area I thought I'd found a good old brass whistle, visions of whistling the hunting dogs or the station master blasting the train passengers to attention drifted through my mind ( like I imagine seeing see silver doing on a hunt!) but unfortunately after a clean...no hole.

On closer inspection the opening had an internal thread. As I was cleaning what I thought said "Arthur" turned out to be other...As in other patents pending. The Patent number I can make out is 13359 c.

So after much disappointment of not finding Arthurs station whistle can anyone tell me what this relic is?
(pic below)

All brass construction, the Centre piece has a cross hatching pattern on the, for grip perhaps?

Main part of Mary-Jane's pipe OldGT, before the bend upwards (that bits missing) ,..... not that I'd know ,.... just a wild unedjucatered guess ! :lol:

All you need is the bowl on top.

Maybe the end off a HOKKAH pipe
Looks very much like that however i could be wrong

Shaft from an old safety razor ,thanks brett

I reckon you've nailed it bbrook.