Two Early Tin Lighting Objects

American, possibly 18th century, comprising: Paul Revere type punched tin lantern, hinged front door, hanging loop, 15 x 5-1/4 in.; tin candle sconce, 11 x 8-1/2 x 2-1/2 in. Provenance: Thomas W. Brad

Two early tin lighting devices including a lard finger lamp in original mustard paint, good condition, early to mid 19th century - 7 1/3"H; together with an unusual oil or kerosene lamp with tin refle

Two early tin fluid lighting devices including a candle chamber stick with removable tin peg lighting device - 18th/19th century - the chamber stick measures 6 1/4"H x 7" diameter at base - both in go

Two pieces of early tin lighting, including cone shaped tin candlestick, sold with acone shaped base candlejack, hts 9 1/4", 20 1/2"

Two pieces of early tin lighting, including cone shaped tin candlestick/ lamp, sold with a cone shaped base candlejack (resoldered, restored), hts 9 1/4", 20 1/2"

American, mid-19th century, three 12-tube candle molds, two hog scraper candlesticks with push-ups. Tallest mold is 11" high, tallest stick is 7" high.

Early iron and tin lighting (3 pcs), including two "betty" lamps, sold with a tin wall sconce, hts 4" to 9 3/4"

Estate / Collection: Estate of Kenneth Sausville Comprising an early brass candlestick, two crimped tin sconces, a tin tinderbox chamberstick, two tin hogscraper candlesticks, and a wrought iron rush

Two tin lighting devices including oval wall sconce in old black paint - 12"H and a pushup chamber stick - 3"H. Both very good condition. Early 19th century.

A wall hanging oval mirror in japanned black tin frame with bent comb holder across the front below lettering of, 'You can see for yourself that you should patronize Farmer's Union of Bennington Phone

Nineteenth-early 20th century. Tin coffee pot, 8.75"h., bank, 4.25"h. and nutmeg grater with wood handle, 4.5"l. And two treenware plates, 6.25", 7.25"d. Together with a hogscraper candlestick, 6.75"h

Including a tin hanging betty lamp with reflector at top of hanging arm and attached tin pick and tweezers, brass spout, 3" diameter x 8 1/2" high; and a deep dish painted tin chamber stick in old red

Europe; early 20th century. Two similar vessels, each primarily of copper with brass mounts. The ewer apparently lined with tin. Dimensions Ewer Height: 13 3/4" (35 cm)Bucket Height: 7 5/8" (19.5 cm)

A Group of Early Lighting 19th Century comprising two punched tin lanterns, a tin oil lamp, a tole painted oil lamp and a turned wooden lamp stand. Height of largest 14 3/4 inches. Property from the D

A collection of ten early lighting devices to include a tin four-candle mold; two tin oil lamps; and a variety of hogscraper candlesticks, including one with brass band, another weighted. Candle mold:

Chinese figure in sedan chair carried by two 'Coolies', German tinplate, clockwork wind-up toy in excellent original condition with original box and Lehmann tin marke tag attached. Early variant, c. 1

Early lighting devices including two corkscrew candle holders, one banded hog scraper candlestick, one wood and tin candle holder, and one tin sconce with reflector. Sconce: H 9-3/4" W 4". Candle hold

Assembled lot of primitive antique country lighting devices including: early turned wood candlestick 13”H, three punched tin lanterns 12”H, two pewter candlesticks 6” & 7.5”H,

Early tin lighting, lanterns, mirrored sconces, etc ( 6 pcs), hts from 4" to 10 1/2"

7 pieces from the 1800s. From the Estate of Carlton Stickney, County & Town Historian and Lifetime Collector.

Painted basket in old red and blue paint, circa 1920 . L 17-3/4" W 12" H 14". Two antique tin lanterns. H 11" and 14". All in excellent condition.

TWO EARLY TIN TOYSLate 19th Century1) Three-piece train set. Locomotive length 6".2) Goat. Length 6".

lot of 4 early tin lighting items incl 2 hogscraper candlesticks (7" & 7 1/2"), 12 tube candle mold (11"x8") & crimped 9" tall w handle

Gibbs litho tin circa 1910 gravity toy spins two children in circle 11" H, litho tin weight powered seesaw possibly by Buffalo Toys with colorful graphics 14" W