John Bull Beer Cone Top SCARCE 170-17

Two vintage 1940s cone top beer cans including scarce Esslinger's Little Man Ale 193-18 Crowntainer, and a Fitzgerald's Pale Ale Crowntainer, both with light surface rust, overall good presentable con

Reference: USBC 170-4 Brewery: Pittsburgh Brewing Co., Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania Manufacturer/Plant

Reference: USBC 170-12 Brewery: Iroquois Beverage Corp., Buffalo, New York Manufacturer/Plant:

Reference: USBC 170-20 Brewery: Chas. D. Kaier. Mahanoy City, Pennsylvania Manufacturer/Plant:

Circa 1940s, Schlitz Brewing, Milwaukee, WI. Working condition, 6 1/2 x 17 1/2 inches

Reference: USBC 170-8 Brewery: Iroquois Beverage Corp., Buffalo, New York Manufacturer/Plant:

Vintage Old Topper Snappy Ale Cone Top Can Cardboard Counter Sign Advertising. "Internal Revenue Tax Paid". It measures 17.5" tall

Reference: USBC 195-35 Brewery: Wm. Jung Brewing Co., Random Lake, Wisconsin Manufacturer/Plant: <

Dawson's Brewery. 6" x 2.5" x 2.5". c. 1936-1942. "Massachusetts Permit No. 9. Internal Revenue tax paid" printed on label. Stamp on bottom. Unrestored. This steel can was produced between c. 1936-42.

German tin mechanical Bank The World's Banker. A very scarce bank depicting John Bull taking the World into his hands. Press down on his hat and the globe spins and deposits the coin into John Bull's

377. DRESDEN JOHN BULL STEAM ENGINE ORNAMENT | 2.5" l. | One front bumper is replaced, old repair to dome on boiler top, missing wheel cover on one side on boiler, otherwise (Excellent to Pristine Con

Peter Hvidt for John Stewart wooden top with metal legs, 51" diameter, 17" high each piece with John Stewart round label

Rare steel and brass console table having two drawers and tooled leather top in the manner of John Vesey, Ht: 30" Wd: 51" Dpth: 17.75"

A GOOD PAIR OF 18TH/19TH CENTURY CHINESE HARDWOOD LOW TABLES, each with a rattan panel to its top surface, each with a plain frieze, 17.7in(45cm) x 14.3in(36.5cm) x 20.25in(51.5cm) high.

marquetry and parquetry with ormolu mounts and marble top. 49"w x 39"h x 17"d

attrib. John and Thomas Seymour, Boston, late 18th c. bellflower inlay to tapering legs ending in unusual spade feet; both back legs swing out to support the top when open; 29"h; 36"w; 17.75"d From th

Fourth quarter 19th century Serial No. 86 Rosewood veneer with faux-painted body, double comb, lever wind, 24.5" disc, includes twelve discs 10.75" H x 30" W x 17" D Provenance: Property from the

round top comprised of eight micro mosaic medallions depicting various Roman sites with a central mosaic of birds and a specimen border, supported by a carved and polychrome rosewood base. 28" h x 17

A pair of "Kuan Su" occasional tables, circa 1965 Acid-etched and enameled brass, 2 pieces Each signed to top for Philip and Kelvin Laverne Each: 16" H x 17.875" W x 17.75" D Literature: This decorati

Guglielmo Ulrich (Milano 1904 - Milano 1977) Table with circular top in Carrara statuary marble, double-bull edge and groove. Trilobate leg structure and truncated cone base covered in parchment with

George III giltwood console with Blue John top, 19th c., England, the shaped 1.5-inch Belgian marble top inlaid with Derbyshire Spar (Blue John), over fluted and leaf-carved apron with openwork feathe

A large patinated bronze "Romanesque" coffee table by Philip and Kelvin Laverne. Signature on top. 17 x 69 x 23 . All measurements are in inches.

Philip and Kelvin Laverne: Chan Oval Coffee Table brass, pewter, and wood; signed to top 17 3/8 x 66 x 22 in. (44.1 x 167.6 x 55.9 cm.)

Robsjohn-Gibbings Widdicomb walnut coffee table, Circa 1950s, 3/4-inch biomorphic glass top, 17"h x 50"w x 33"d Notes/Literature: Widdicomb, unpaginated manufacturer's catalog