Vintage Ceramic Vessel with Hole & Cone Bottom Crazing UNKNOWN OBJECT

Vintage Ceramic Vessel with Hole and Cone Bottom No markings. Unsigned. I found it years ago in a Mennonite and Amish farming community in Ontario, Canada. It has been suggested to me that it is a bulb planting tool, a dibbler of some sort? Maybe you fill the top with seeds and use the pointy part to dig a hole for the seeds? It does not seem to have wear besides crazing so I don't think it was used in the ground. Could be an art piece from a pottery class. It also could be a wall pocket vase. A holder for fireplace matches? It has a hole so could be hung up on a wall. It appears to be handcrafted and has crazing and yellowing to the glaze which suggests age. Any help identifying what it is would be greatly appreciated so feel welcome to leave a comment if you have an idea. Thanks!