Early Copper Kodaks Reversed Painted Advertising S

This is a very early reverse painted glass sign advertising homemade soda and ice cream. Mounted in it's original frame with original copper framing and backing. Condition shows very little areas of g

Early KODAKS dealer double sided display sign, in copper frame, as found condition, one side better than the other. Reverse painted on glass with gold leaf set in letters, black paint flaking off as p

(lot of 5) Framed early Kodak advertising pictures, each framed with Kodak message in raised lettering including "Kodak the Children", "Panoram Kodak", three with "Kodak", most pictures in poor condit

This sign was hand stenciled and is in good condition with mild wear and a few scrapes. Condition (Very Good). Size 12'' x 36-1/4''.

Early Hand Painted Carpet Advertising Framed, Signed - frame approx 24.5" x 16.5"

Reverse painted on glass advertising sign for Granite State Fire Insurance Co., Portsmouth, New Hampshire, original frame, gold lettering on black background, 13 1/2" x 25 1/2" overall.

A good early painted wood sign advertising Minnesota Linseed Oil Paints, sand ground letters in black and grey, the central black area has the sand ground technique as well. Measures 11 x 58 inches. W

An early copper luster plate painted with a floral border and a bird at the center, 16 th /17 th Century 1 1/8 in. high x 7 7/8 in. diameter

Early 20th century Kodak advertising print depicting a young boy using a box Brownie camera to photograph a girl. Trimmed print laid on plywood panel with molded gesso batwing / pie crust trim. Very g

Polychrome painted advertising sign early 20th century, having silver text on a green ground, reading "Suits pressed while you wait", 20.5"h x 55.5"w

Showing some paint loss, finish loss as well as tarnishing around edges. 6 1/2" D

Budweiser Barley Malt Syrup Lamp. St. Louis: Anheuser Busch Inc., ca. 1930s. Reversed-painted milk glass lamp advertising Anheuser Busch’s Hop Flavored Budweiser Barley Malt Syrup, with built-in

Italian carved wood six-light church chandelier, early 20th c., with copper painted finish, the foliate standard issuing six scrolling arms ending in faux candle fixtures, some restorations, approx 41

Italian carved wood six-light church chandelier, early 20th c., with copper painted finish, the foliate standard issuing six scrolling arms ending in faux candle fixtures, some restoration, in need of

French cast iron book press in painted copper finish. Early 20th century. 13 1/2"h x 14"w x 12 1/2"d

A Chinese Enamel on Copper Painted Vase EARLY 20TH CENTURY of square section and raised above a tapering foot, narrowing to a rounded short neck terminating in a copper-rimmed mouth, finely painted to

Pawn Brokers Hanging three Ball Sign, black painted metal pipe "T" form frame with three 12"d, gold painted copper balls, early 20th C., approx. length 40", 30"h. CONDITION: Weathered, black paint wea

Early 1900's Painted Leather Advertising Trunk, (Saint Louis, MS). 39" W 15" D 40 1/4" H

Very nice early Drewrys Beer reverse painted glass advertising sign. Sign is in nice conditionn with expected wear from use and age. Has been upgraded with a motion activated light. Displays extremely

Early tin tacker thin painted metal advertising Lucky Club Cola. The colors are bright and crisp. There is normal wear throughout, consistent with age and use. Condition: Dimensions: 11 - 1/2" x 27 -

The pup retains its original paint, including hand painted advertising lettering and early phone number as shown. We happily provide seamless in-house packing and shipping services on nearly everythin

5 steam engine piston driven accessories, flywheel, machine accessories, no boilers, including Eiwi (Poland) solid brass piston drive, early piston drive in brass, copper & painted iron (no name), sma

EARLY MAILBOX WITH PAINTED COPPER AND WROUGHT IRON CONSTRUCTION , 20" X 9 " X 11 1/2"

1st item: Early 20th century painted ceramic dairy advertising trade sign, in the form of a diary milk bottle reading "Kentucky Dairies". Back impressed "Cream Top, Pat Mar. 3, 1925, Louisville, KY".