H. M. RIO & CO "KEYSTONE WARE" SUGAR SHAKER

Grouping of sterling silver items by various makers, 31 items total. Includes: F. B. Rodgers Silver Co. salt and pepper shaker set, 5" H; Newport salt and pepper shaker set, 4 1/2" H; Frank M. Whiting

BOND WARE L&M SUGAR SHAKER & CREAMER SET-VERY GOOD CONDITION-JD121721

Includes wrenches by Wakefield, Handy Andy, 2 Armstrong, King-Dick, Binks Mfg Co., Esko, E.M.F. Co., M-H, REMY, Simplex, and 20 others in a divided faded yellow Coca-Cola wood crate.

(pair) Shreve & Co. sterling silver sugar shakers, (one) with stuck lid, approx 7.25"h, 2.75"diam; 11.02ozt total **Provenance: Our consignor through her mother by inheritance from the estate of Solom

English Victorian .925 sterling silver sugar shaker. Marked "E.F." over "H.T.", Horace Woodward & Co, and Edgar Finlay & Hugh Taylor. Circa 1875. [5 3/4 x 2 1/4 (dia) inches]. 4.625 ozt total weight i

Antique American Gorham Manufacturing Co Sterling Silver Sugar Shaker Caster. 171.6 grams. 8 inches H.

An American Sterling Silver Creamer and Sugar Bowl. Together with a sterling silver tray. All three pieces are stamped with an "H" for M. Fred Hirsch Co Weight: 17.25 ozt

Lot of two late 19th c. Victorian colored pattern glass sugar shakers includes: 4" (h) Challinor & Taylor blue cased Forget-Me-Not with original metal lid & 4 1/2"(h) Mt. Washington Glass Co. opaque w

Stephen Emery reproduction by Tiffany & Co, sterling silver. Dimensions: H 5.5" x Dia: 2" Weight: 4.3 ozt Condition: Showing light signs of use and age.

Bigelow Kennard & Co Sterling Silver Repousse Sugar Caster Shaker measures H: 5 1/2", weighs 5 OZT

Ring Neck Cranberry Opalescent Spatter Sugar Shakers, both with period metal lids. Northwood or Hobbs Brockunier & Co. 4 3/4" H. Lee Roy Weaver Estate, Stanley, Virginia.

WEST VIRGINIA MOLD - POLKA DOT SYRUP PITCHER, blue opalescent, period lid, applied handle. West Virginia Glass Co. Circa 1894. 6" H.Undamaged.Literature: Heacock - Book III: Syrups, Sugar Shakers & Cr

SEAWEED OPALESCENT SYRUP PITCHER, colorless opalescent, having a period lid. Probably Beaumont Glass Co. Circa 1900. 6" H.Literature: Parallels Heacock - Book III: Syru

Rare Leaf Mold sugar shaker, pale blue with satin finish, period lid, made by Northwood Glass Co. 1891. 3 1/2" H. No issues noted. In-house shipping offered on this lot.

"Forget-Me-Not" pattern. Ribbed body with raised motifs. This muffineer was produced from 1887-1891, Tarentum, Pennsylvania. 3 1/2" H.

"Forget-Me-Not" pattern. Ribbed body, raised motifs. This muffineer was produced from 1887-1891, Tarentum, Pennsylvania. 3 1/2" H.

Includes Keystone View Co., Griffith & Griffith, James M. Davis, H.L. Roberts & Co., and the Quaker Oats Company. Handle broken on viewer. IMPORTANT: Before bidding, please read the terms and conditio

Boy's tool chest with dovetails and label. Intact in lid, remnants of Philadelphia Toy Store label. Leather piece signed H.M. Bradley with brass buttons signed Lutz & Co.

FOSTORIA ROSE PETALS SUGAR SHAKER, plush peachblow, having a period lid. Fostoria Glass Co. Circa 1891. 2 3/4" H.Literature: Heacock - Encyclopedia of Victorian Colored Pattern Glass, Book III, p. 39,

STRIPE - WIDE NICKEL MOLD SUGAR SHAKER, shaded cranberry opalescent, period lid. Nickel Plate Glass Co. Fourth quarter 19th century. 4" H.Literature: Heacock - Victorian Colored Pattern Glass, Book II

OPALINE BROCADE / SPANISH LACE SUGAR SHAKER, cranberry opalescent, period lid. Northwood Glass Co. Circa 1899. 4 5/8" H.Literature: Parallels Heacock/Elmore - Opalescent Glass From A to Z, p. 160, fig

CORN SUGAR SHAKER, opaque blue, period lid. Probably Dithridge Glass Co. Circa 1900. 4 5/8" H.Provenance: From the collection of Maxine and the late Carlton Rinaca of Shenandoah, VA.

RIBBED OPAL LATTICE SUGAR SHAKER, cranberry opalescent, having a period lid. Maker unverified, possibly Northwood Glass Co. Circa 1888. 4 3/4" H.Literature: Parallels Heaco

DAISY AND FERN - PARIAN SWIRL SUGAR SHAKER, cranberry opalescent, period lid. Northwood Glass Co. Circa 1894. 4 3/8" H.Provenance: From the collection of Maxine and the late Carlton Rinaca of Shenando