Miniature Cups. American [?], ca. 1930.

Betty Woodman(1930 - 2018)Two Cups and Saucers, ca. 1979glazed earthenwarestamped: WOODMANBetty Woodman (1930 - 2018) was born in Norwalk, Connecticut and attended the School for American Craftsmen at

Large Drop Case. American, ca. 1930. Similar cases appear in H.C. Evans catalogs of the period, gaffed to control the path of the falling marble. 18 ½ x 18 ½ “. Very good. Usually the gaff is loca

Rapping Hand. American, ca. 1930. Large vintage wooden disembodied hand with metal palm plate, used to rap out answers to audience-posed questions. Cuff and lace renewed. Lacking board. 9 long. Age-co

Silk Sword. American, ca. 1930. A silk handkerchief appears on the tip of a sword. 30" long. Requires new elastic. Good.

Eight Money Drop Slots. American, ca. 1930. Two being nickel-plated, six in brass. These drop slots were attached to the table over a cash box, into which money was dropped. Excellent.

Gaffed Silver Wheel Spindle Game. American, ca. 1930. Wheel-shaped arrow/spindle game with nickel plated rim and twisted metal spokes. Includes two arrows and attractive leather case. Secretly gaffed

American, ca. 1930, oil on board depicting a well executed impressionist view on a New York City street, possibly Broadway, 12" x 14" board, 15 1/4" x 17 1/4" framed.

American, ca. 1930, having cassetta profile. Overall 31 1/2" x 47", Rabbet 24" x 39", Molding 4".

American, ca. 1930's. Lithographed tin shack depicting different scenes with Popeye dancing on the roof while Olive Oyl plays an accordion. Functions properly. 9.5"t., 5"w., 3.5"d.

American, ca. 1930's. Lithographed tin boxing ring with original ropes and Popeye boxing another sailor. When wound, figure box until bell rings and they stop. Functions properly. 7"t., 7.5"w., 7.5"d.

American, ca. 1930, nicely carved and gilded example of a Spanish Baroque style frame, having reverse profile. Overall 36" x 40 1/4", Rabbet 30" x 34", Molding 3 1/4".

American, ca. 1930's. Amos with a taxi hat and Andy with a cigar. Both function properly. 11"h.

American, ca. 1930's. Scarce, Large cast iron three wheel roller with driver. Good original paint. Functions properly. 15"l.

American, ca. 1930's. Lithographed tin circus ring with four moving animals surrounding the Ringmaster in the center. Functions properly. 8"h., 7.75"d.

American, ca. 1930, nicely gilded with gesso scumbling. Overall 36" x 41 1/4", rabbet 26" x 31", molding 4 1/2".

American, ca. 1930's. Includes an Arcade "A Century of Progress, Chicago 1933" car with original paint and rubber tires, 6.5" long, two Arcade touring cars, 5" long, and a cast iron car with unknown m

American, ca. 1930, bears Newcomb Macklin label, in a great standard size, 25" x 30" rabbet, 31 3/4" x 36 3/4" overall, 3 3/4" molding width.

American, ca. 1930's. Colorful lithographed tin Buck Rogers rocket. 12" long.

American, ca. 1930's. Lithographed tin airplane with Popeye as the pilot. Functions properly. 6"h., 9"l., 8"d.

American, ca. 1930's. Green painted cast iron airplane, embossed "Air Mail" on top of wings. 3"h., 9"l. 7.75" wingspan.

American, ca. 1930's. French Bayard alarm clock. 4.75"h. 4.5"dia. Tin thermometer. 3.25" square.

“Call for Phillip Morris” Embossed Tin Sign. American, ca. 1930. Full-length figure with strong colors. Nail holes rusty With a few bends in sign. 46 x 16”.

American, ca. 1930's. Lithographed tin Charlie McCarthy in a car along with a vibrating, standing Charlie McCarthy figurine. Both function properly. Car is 8" long, standing figure is 8.5" tall.

American, ca. 1930, hand carved and gilded, signed "H.B." verso, likely artist Henry J. Billings (Woodstock, NY, Maine born 1894). Standard size. Rabbet: 20" x 24" Overall Dimensions: 25.5" x 29.5" Mo