Early 20th Century Porcelain and Cast Iron Barber Chair by Eberninghaus, Co. Cincinnati, OH

Early 20th c. Cast Iron Figural Bank by A.C. Williams Mfg. Co. (Ravenna, OH), in the form of a roosting owl with embossed message: "Be Wise, Save Money", 5" high. Paint losses.

Early 20th c. Architectural Cast Iron Bank by Kenton Hardware Manufacturing Co. (Kenton, OH), in the form of New York City's Flat Iron building, 5 1/2" high. Paint losses and rust spots.

Early 20th c. Cast Iron Figural Bank by A.C. Williams Mfg. Co. (Ravenna, OH), in the form of a roosting owl with embossed message: "Be Wise, Save Money". 5-1/8" high x 2-3/8" wide. RM IMPORTANT: Befor

Early 20th century cast iron builder's plate by The Chisholm-Moore Mfg. Co., Cleveland, OH. H 8" x W 25.5". Good condition, rust throughout.

Porcelain Barber's chair, by The Beardsley Mfg. Co. Chicago, white porcelain over metal and nickle plating, red faux leather upholstery, pneumatic operation, early 20th c. CONDITION: Pneumatics not wo

American Cast Iron Fern Pattern 3 Piece Garden Suite. Suite includes two side chairs and settee. This is believed to be an early 20th Century copy of the 1875 Coalbrookdale Co. Pattern. Chairs and set

UNITED STATES, EARLY 20TH CENTURY An American Art Nouveau cast iron patio set. The set consists of two side tables and four chairs with a stylized tendril design.

Made of cast iron and coated in white porcelain enamel by the Detecting Scale Co. of Jacob Bros. in the early 20th century. Determines whether something weighs under or above an ounce. There are dual

Brass and Oak Barber Chair, early 20th c., by Koken, labeled "Koken Barber Supply Co., St. Louis, with a reversible footrest, with green leather upholstery with iron tack decoration, with a leather ra

A Koken porcelain enamel mint green swivel barber chair circa early 20th C with black leather upholstered backrest, suede upholstered seat, and a cast metal foot rest marked 'Koken Companies, St. Loui

An American Cast Iron Garden Urn Kramer Brothers Foundry, Dayton, OH, Early 20th Century with molded inscription Mfg. By/ The Kramer Bros/ Fdy Co/ Dayton O.  Height 45 inches. Property from Christa's

Early 20th c. Cast Iron Bank by Arcade Mfg. Co. (Freeport, IL), with paper inserts depicting time zones across the world, top embossed with the time for Washington (DC), 4 1/4" high. Paper inserts ton

Early 20th c. Cast Iron Bank by A.C. Williams (Ravenna, OH), in the form of a Basset Hound dog, with traces of original gold paint, 3 1/4" high, 2 1/4" x 4 1/4". Paint losses.

Lot of (2) Early 20th c. Cast Iron Banks by A.C. Williams (Ravenna, OH), with blue painted and gold painted uniforms, original surfaces, 5 3/4" high. Paint losses.

Early 20th c. Brass Steam Whistle by Lunkenheimer Co., (Cincinnati, OH), domed top with acorn finial, marked '2, 200' near base, 9" high. Missing lever, body dents.

Electrified Octagonal Cast Iron Barber Pole. Early 20th C. Bearing a brass serial number place reading "FMMM0006" Perhaps an Atwater Mfg, Chicago. Newly replaced glass cylinder. Size: 86" x 15" x 11.5

Lot of (2) Early 20th c. Painted Cast Iron Banks by A.C. Williams (Ravenna, OH), depicting two-story houses, 3" and 4" high. Minor paint losses.

Early 20th c. Cast Iron Still Bank by A.C. Williams (Ravenna, OH), in the form of a single bay garage, original surface, 2 1/2" high.

Early 20th c. Cast Iron Figural Bank by A.C. Williams (Ravenna, OH), in the form of an upright rabbit, painted surface, 5" high. Paint losses.

Early 20th c. Cast Iron Figural Bank by A.C. Williams (Ravenna, OH), depicting a small standing camel, painted surface, 4 3/4" high.

Early 20th c. Cast Iron Figural Bank by A.C. Williams (Ravenna, OH), depicting a standing duck, with traces of gold paint, 5" high. Paint losses.

Early 20th c. Cast Iron Architectural Bank by Kenton Hardware (Kenton, OH), depicting a "State Bank" building with mansard roof, traces of original paint, 4 1/4" high. Paint losses.

Early 20th c. Cast Iron Still Bank by A.C. Williams (Ravenna, OH), in the form of a double bay garage, original surface, 2 1/2" high. Paint losses.

Early 20th c. Cast Iron Architectural Bank by Kenton Hardware (Kenton, OH), depicting a "Deposit" bank building with mansard roof, traces of original gilded paint, 4" high. Paint losses.