ANTIQUE AMERICAN SAUERKRAUT MAKER

Group of 6 antique american sterling silver spoons. Makers include Jenkins & Jenkins, Jacobi & Jenkins, Canfield Bro & Co, an silver souvenir Paris spoon with silver austria hallmark (Head facing righ

Antique American WWI Cavalry PATTON Sword Maker Marked and Dated 1918. Full Length 43.5inch Blade Length 35 inch

This is a fine antique American coin silver spoon. The maker's mark is JR, which we believe is the mark of Joseph Rogers of Hartford, Connecticut. The spoon is monogrammed on the back of the handle fo

This lot includes five (5) antique American coin silver spoons; impressed makers mark BURGER on back. Fronts are engraved with "RL" monogram oval. Also includes J. Loring marked spoon with engraved in

Three Antique American Graduated Brass Pails. Various makers. All with iron bail handles and copper riveted brass tabs. 5-1/2" to 8-1/2"h. Condition: Good to very good.

6 Antique American Sterling Silver Teaspoons. Various makers and patterns. Some monogrammed. 6". Approximate silver weight 138 grams.

Twelve (12) Antique American Sterling Silver Demitasse Spoons. Makers include Gorham, Lunt, James . Blake & Co. and others. All in good condition. Weight on all approx. 110 grams. PROVENANCE: A Privat

Here is a nice Antique Native American Hopi Carved Cottonwood Rain Maker Kachina. This Kachina is a Route 66 Kachina and would have been sold along the roadsides in the southwest Route 66. This Kachin

Antique American marquetry wood mantle clock - unknown maker---Height: 17 3/8" Width: 14 3/8" Depth: 9 3/8" ***Lot Weight: 14 Lb 10.8 oz --------

Type: Mold, industrial Materials: Wood Markings & Inscriptions: Not marked Date: Ca. 1900 Maker: American or French Description: Three antique hat or millinery molds ca. 1900, each composed of sever

DESCRIPTION: A vintage centerpiece by American maker Castilian, the center features a horn shaped porcelain in a black glaze finish, supported by bronze foundations. The bottom features a circular fig

DESCRIPTION: A silver plated shaving mug by American maker Derby Co. features finely repousse floral motif along the body, and additional clam shell patterns along the top, finished with a fitted a sh

DESCRIPTION: Sterling silver dish by American maker J.S Co. embellished along the rim with incision lines, marked along the back "J.S Co. Sterling" Total Weight: 60 grams CIRCA: 20th Cent. ORIGIN: USA

DESCRIPTION: a set of four sterling silver spoon rests by American maker Webster feature monogrammed "E" at the center. Marked along the underside "Webster Sterling" CIRCA: 20th Ct. ORIGIN: USA DIMENS

Group of sixteen (16) sterling silver table items by American makers, including Meriden Brittania Co. set of 10 candly dishes, floral repousse borders, "23" on base, one bread tray with beaded rim, #4

Four Railroad type pocket watches by various American makers. 16 size, 15/17/21 j, SW, LS, GF, OF, DSD/SSD's with Arabic numerals. Case wear, two with dial damage/hairlines, all wind, set and running

The two examples with red nose, mouth and claws as well as glass eyes, excelsior filling etc are attributed to the American maker Hecla. The more golden example with long snout and limbs is attributed

Antique American Hutch Cabinet on Stand. Thought to be made by an unknown African American cabinet maker. Size: 61'' x 38'' x 14'' (155 x 97 x 36 cm). Provenance: The Robert L. Pfannebecker Collection

12 inches globe produced by the American maker Rand Mc Nally of Chicago ( a map supplies company) .This globe is an American production. The art nouveau base is cast iron . I place the production date

12" antique table terrestrial globe WEBER COSTELLO PLANE BASE black globe 12 inches black ocean globe produced by the American maker Weber Costello of Chicago( a map supplies company). It is an Americ

12" 1935 antique table terrestrial globe WEBER COSTELLO PLANE BASE black globe12 inches black ocean globe produced by the American maker Weber Costello of Chicago( a map supplies company). It is an Am

Six Antique American Sterling Silver Serversthe first a salad serving fork with ornate scrolling foliate designs to drop, marked "925" to handle without maker's mark, no monogram (9 1/4 in.); a servin

(3) Antique American (19th c.) Gardner & Company Wood Chairs. (1) Child's chair with brass tacks and decorated with drilled designs; and (2) adult chairs, stamped the maker's mark, the backs and seat

This 6 inches globe was sold by the American maker WEBER COSTELLO of Chicago ( a school supplies company) .The globe gores were printed in England by the Johnston company which had an distribution agr