Two Cutlery Trays.

Two Cutlery Trays. Heart shaped handles. Measures 15in x 11in. & 15in x 10in. Condition Report: All lots are sold as is and where is. Turner Auctions + Appraisals, LLC provides condition reports upon

comprising lidded flour box, grain painted child's stool, glass eggs in crate and two cutlery trays. Largest: 15 1/4" high, 15" wide, 18 3/4" deep. Scratches, chipping, paint losses, age and use wear,

tray on stand: 26 1/4" high, 14 7/8" wide, 8 5/8" deep. Other: 5" high, 15" wide, 10 1/2" deep. Use and use wear, gouges, staining.

Two Mahogany Double-Lidded Cutlery Trays / Boxes, First Half 19th Century. Each dovetailed with canted sides, having a hinged lid to either side, divided by a central shaped handle

Second half 19th century. One is oak and pine with bentwood sides, turned handle and worn green paint. Age splits, 4.5"h. And the second is very worn pine with canted sides and turned handle, 6"h.

Inox Italy stainless steel and green marbleized Lucite "Hercules" flatware and serving pieces; approximately 54 pieces, in two metal cutlery trays. Longest: 10.75".

Large country woodenware lot including butter molds, wooden trencher, rolling pin, lemon squeezer, cutlery tray, two crickets, and more. Provenance: Robert Dunlap Estate.

Group of Assorted Wooden Trays including two cutlery/knife boxes, large handled tray with iron handles, divided tray, long rectangular tray and a small oval bowl. Used condition, wear/worn, scratches,

AMERICAN WALNUT CUTLERY / KNIFE TRAY, dovetailed construction, two compartments with shaped central divider having cut-out hand-hold. Retains an old refinished surface with warm color. First half 19th

Nineteenth-early 20th century. Two trays, wire nail, 4.25"H. 13"l. and dovetailed construction, 4"h. 12"l. Together with a group of items including Shaker brushes, spigots, pie crimper, pestles includ

The scroll cut divider with oval opening over the two-part cutlery compartment, all four sides etched with flowers and knives and some spoon carved decoration along with lettering of J.H. Miller. Meas

American, early 20th century. A heavily built carrier in old red, 16" long; together with a smaller cutlery tray in old green, 13" long.

American, late 19th and 20th Centuries. Pine. A handled cutlery tray, canted sides, and original red paint. Some wear. 4"h. A four-well handled tote. Refinished, 6.75"h. And a two-well tote with an ir

Rooster bowl and two cake knives are 830 silver. Sterling silver weighs 26oz, 830 silver weighs 8 oz, wooden spoons. picture frame, and strainer are sterling and weigh 12 oz.

English cutlery or butlers tray on folding stand, with two additional trays, additional trays are as is, tray on stand is 27.25" by 17.25".

Abercrombie & Fitch, Germany Horn Handled Cutlery, stainless steel blade, handles of forged stag antler, in fitted lined wooden trays, all appears unused, comprising, large carving two piece set, knif

Two Tray Lots of Pocket, Buck and Straight Knives, to include Frost Cutlery, etc.

An antique mahogany cutlery box. This piece features a locking paneled two-door front, which opens to reveal a three-drawer interior. Each drawer has a brass pull on the front and a cardboard tray lin

Émile Gallé (1846-1904) Group of Two Trays and a Panel circa 1900 together with a tray by Louis Majorelle, marquetry, fruitwood, each signed by the respective maker length of largest 24in (6

Glazed ceramic with embossed decoration, worked as a "Trompe-l'oeil".Signed "F. Maurice".François Maurice was a follower of the famous French ceramist Bernard Palissy (1510-1590). Ceramic works by

(lot of 60) Two trays of archaistic Chinese small hardstone decorative items, of various forms and sizes, each of different patterns including zoomorphs, largest: 4.5"l; Provenance: Retired Southern C

Two trays of costume jewelry (200 pieces), tons of designer names, many items sterling silver, some real stones some fake stones.

Total weight: 2.775 gr. .

Two trays of match strikers. The largest is 4 1/4" high and about 4 3/4" in diameter at its widest part.-------------------------------------------------------------------------------From the Estate o