"Columbia Bar-Lock", c. 1900

'4 American Typewriters 1) "Columbia Bar-Lock No. 10", copper, c. 1910, Columbia Typewriter Company, New York. Typebar machine with decorative typebar cover, German QWERTZ keyboard, serial no. 105677.

Four American Typewriters 1) Bar-Lock No. 14, c. 1909, Columbia Typewriter Co., New York. American typebar machine with wonderfully decorative Art-Nouveau-styled pressed copper front plate, invented b

Bar-Lock No. 6 and "Hammond No. 12 Universal" Typewriters 1) "Bar-Lock No. 6", c. 1886, serial no. 32791, Columbia Typewriter Co., New York, invented by Charles Spiro, typebar machine with wonderfully

Bar-Lock No. 4 Typewriter, c. 1896 No. 15057, Columbia Typewriter Co., New York, invented by Charles Spiro, type-bar machine with wonderfully decorative Baroque-styled pressed copper front shield, wor

3 Typewriters 1) "Royal Bar-Lock", 1902. English model of the American "Columbia Bar-Lock". Attractive design. Serial no. 177943, no carriage power. – Literature: Martin, 1949, p. 102. (2-/4) – 2)

'Royal Bar-Lock and Densmore No. 4 1) "Royal Bar-Lock", 1902, English model of the American "Columbia Bar-Lock". Attractive design, carriage train defective, serial no. 179517. - Literature: Martin, 1

'2 American Typewriters 1) Royal Bar-Lock, 1909, English model of the American "Columbia Bar-Lock". Attractive design, serial no. 170194. - Literature: Martin, 1949, p. 102. - And: 2) "Hammond Multipl

4 American Typewriters for Restoration Caligraph No. 2, Columbia Bar-Lock No. 10, The Fox and Remington Standard No. 2 - All machines heavily rusted, damaged and with missing parts. 4 amerikanische Sc

A set of two mahogany pharmacy or bar cabinets circa 1900. Ht: 110.5" Wd: 73" Dpth: 12"

Platinum and Diamond Bar Pin, c.1900, straight bar pin set with approximately 1.5 cts. old European cut diamonds. Weight: 6.28 g. Dimensions: 2.5 in.l. Condition: Very good

Bar vase, c. 1900, round, slightly flared stand, cylindrical body, white milk glass with polychrome landscape painting, h. 38,5 cm

Art Nouveau Design Cast Iron Openwork "Columbia" Sign, c. 1900, topped with Pegasus trademark flanked by scrollwork decoration, surface with traces of old silver stove paint, six hanging holes, 7 1/2"

Bar vase, Bohemia, c. 1900, round beaded stand, straight head with flared mouth rim, clear glass, predominantly overlaid with red, with cut decoration, h. 36 cm

Vintage quilt, c1920, uses 3in x 4.5in rectangles in alternating red and blue stripes to create the 4.5in wide Bars with alternating 4in wide solid white cotton bars. The stripe fabric is an interesti

4 American Typewriters 1) "Visigraph", 1910, serial no. 10510, frontstroke machine, single-shift 4-row AZERTY-keyboard, design by Charles Spiro, New York, inventor of the Columbia-Index, the Bar-Lock

Not quite a Joseph’s Coat quilt since there are only 4 colors: red, yellow, blue, and a greenish blue. 80in x 80in. Machine pieced, hand quilted in an overall clam shell motif. Applied greenish/blue

Four Phonographs, c. 1900 1) Columbia Graphophone type Q, no. 616672, nickel-plated, motor works, reproducer damaged, without horn. - 2) Pathé model Coq, for 2-minute cylinders, with adapter for

The Brunswick Co. billiards scoring bead counter, with brass name plate and bars, wood base, c. late 1900's, wood beads. Billiards game scoring markers, wood, arrowhead-shaped, c. 1870's. Aluminum bil

Daniel Grose (District Of Columbia / Canada 1838-1900), 19th c. river landscape, oil on canvas. 8 1/4" x 12 1/4".

Carlo Bugatti, Desk chest, c. 1900, H. 39.5 x 39.5 x 22.5 cm. Box with desk lock. Walnut, partially ebonised with pewter and brass inserts in the form of flower and insect combinations, brass handle d

"Columbia No. 2", 1884 One of the nicest early typewriters designed by New York watchmaker Charles Spiro, who later also produced the famous "Bar-Lock". Large typewheel for small and capital letters,

Large Meissen cupid figurine with hearts, c.1900. 5.5"x 11".From the Estate of Anita Jaffe, wife of Leo Jaffe who ran Columbia Pictures, the motion picture studio, in the 1960’s and 1970’s until h

Sheet Iron American Indian Weathervane, c. 1900, the full bodied figure with a feather headdress and a bow and arrow, on a directional arrow cross bar, H.- 20 in., W.- 16 3/4 in., D.- 2 in. Provenance

Meissen group, Four Putti around fire, c.1900. 7.25"x 7".No chips, cracks, breaks or restoration visible. Estate of Leo and Anita Jaffe, NYC.Leo was head of Columbia Motion Pictures Studio for 20 year