Can you name this antique item?

Hello from Hazard!
We had several readers confirm Item 1189 is a cream separator, but there are parts missing.
Richard Bader, of Middletown, New York; Jan Reinhardt, of Spencer, Ohio; and Richard Ward, of Mogadore, Ohio, all agreed with Dennis Graham who said it is a cream separator last week.
Ward still has one in his basement. He said there are usually two spouts for the milk and cream to come out into the bucket.
Reinhardt says the crank had to be cranked at approximately 60 turns per minute and many farms didn’t have a clock with a second hand, so they would count “one Mississippi, two Mississippi, three Mississippi, etc.”
Gary Drake’s son saw the item at a cabin in Homer, Alaska.
Thank you to all who responded!

Ralph Farnsworth, of New Haven, Vermont, submitted Item No. 1190 quite so time ago.
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