EAT CHICKEN DINNER CANDY 5c, c. 1920s

Title: EAT CHICKEN DINNER CANDY 5 c, Early 20th c Dimension: 25 in x 13 in. Circa: Early 20th c Additional Information: A very popular & very curiously named Candy Bar. Bold graphics & color. (Dry-mou

12" x 24" Embossed sign with scuffs, scratches, fading, and minor surface rust. PLEASE READ & UNDERSTAND THE PAYMENTS & SHIPPING TERMS FOR THIS AUCTION PRIOR TO PLACING BIDS. ALL BIDDERS ARE BOUND BY

This lot of two includes 1 - "Eat Chicken Dinner Candy 5¢" tin sign, manufactured by Robertson Steel & Iron Co. Springfield. Marked "Made in U.S.A." It is colored in yellow, red, navy and white. Sign

A colorful die-cut easel back cardboard sign for Chicken Dinner candy bars. According to Wikipedia, 'The (Chicken Dinner) bar, introduced during The Great Depression, was so called in reference to Pre

Antique framed "Eat Chicken Dinner" restaurant sign. The sign also advertises candy for five cents which is a great deal. This delightful sign would look great in a home kitchen or cafe. The dimension

Seven extra large damask dinner napkins, floral rose pattern, c. 1920's, 25.5" x 26.5"

Marked "Germany" on bottom. 6 3/8 x 2 1/2 x 2 3/4 inches

Six Lunt Sterling Silver Dinner Knives in the William & Mary Pattern c. 1920s. Each Blunt Hollow Handle Knife with Bolster and Stainless Blades measures 8 3/4" and none are monogrammed. Weight on all

(4) Rabbit candy containers/roly poly toy, c/o brown painted papier mache, glass eyes, 7-1/4" h (c. 1920s, probably Germany); white papier mache, glass eyes, 5-3/4" h (c. 1910-1920, Germany); painted

Heubach Santa Claus riding in sleigh, reindeer composition candy container, marked Germany on neck - 20"l (c. 1900-1920s, Germany)

English, 20th C. comprising, an oval serving platter, pair of oval serving dishes, a pitcher, a covered candy bowl, 8 dinner plates, 9 teacups and saucers, 10 bread plates, and 12 luncheon plates. 53

Titles include From the Heart Of The Wheat, Your Electric Refrigerator and Knox Sparkling Gelatin, Good Things To Eat, Recipes with Resins, Fruits and Candies, and more

Lot includes: (A) rare duck on nest, with closure; (B) large duck with nice paint and closure; (C) three chicken on nest containers; (D) a yellow painted duck; (E) a crowing rooster with no closure; (

The large traveling wardrobe is covered in LV stenciled canvas trimmed in leather and wood reinforced with brass fittings, rivets and other hardware, along with the original strap handle top end, all

1920s Louis Vuitton Monogram Cabin Trunk - C. 1920s. A Louis Vuitton trunk constructed in wood and hand-stenciled monogramed canvas, with both monogrammed leather edging and studded wood supports. Bra

American Illustration, Circa 1920’s, The Gunslinger”, unsigned, O/C, 27 x 25”, unframed, craquelure paint loss lower part of canvas

Chiparus, French Art Deco Clock C.1920s. Measures H: 10: W: 22" D: 4"

An E. Goyard Ainé Steam Trunk E. Goyard Ainé c. 1920's An E. Goyard Ainé dating from the 1920's, designed on four functioning wheels with a hinge opening, crafted from monogram patterne

Timeless treasure, very rare men's personalized solid 9ct gold Rolex art deco manual hand-wind dress watch, c.1920s. Verified authentic by a master watchmaker. White Rolex dial, painted Arabic numeral

Chiparus, French Art Deco Clock C.1920s. Measures H: 10: W: 22" D: 4"

Coca-Cola American Flyer Train Set, c.1920's, Rare, 13 pcs.-cast iron engine marked A.F., tin coal car marked American Flyer, 3 tin passenger cars marked, "Drink Coca-Cola in Bottles-Pure as Sunlight"

Sign, Gas Prices, 2-sided painted wood w/inverted frame & chalk panel, c.1920s, VG cond w/natural weathering & a good look, 56.5"H x 45"W x 3.5"D.

Earnest Patton(b. 1935 Kentucky).Country Folk Preparing For Sunday Night Chicken Dinner.Signed. Not dated.Carved and painted wood.Excellent condition.17.5” h x 10” x 11”.Est. $1,000-2,000.

UNIDENTIFIED ARTIST, POSSIBLY TLINGIT OR TSIMSHIAN Model Totem Pole, c. 1920s wood and pigment, 49 x 8 x 4.75 in (124.5 x 20.3 x 12.1 cm) unsigned. Provenance Important Private Collection, Canada. Qui