34 Pieces of American Enamelware/Agate Kitchenware

34 pieces of early 1900s American enamelware/agate kitchenware. Variety of sizes. From the Mannsville Mansion Estate.

The lot includes a variety of items, many of them signed. First, there are 3 covered jugs, and 7 multi-size steins signed J.R. - next, there are 2 coffee cups with glass bottoms, 1 with a continuous p

60 pieces of 1800s-1900s American solid copper kitchenware. Some items polished by the 88 year old consignor. A lifetime collection in a variety of sizes. From the Mannsville Mansion Estate.

American, Early 19th C. 6 pieces. Appx. 34-3/4"h Provenance: Property from a Private Philadelphia and UK Family Collection

American, 20th century, including twelve 10 in. hollow handle knives, blunt silver-plate blades, [blades with wear and corrosion]; eleven 7-1/2 in. forks; eleven 8 in. oval soup spoons, monograms, all

Early American Circa 1903 Set. On original stand-up tie card. 34 Pieces. Condition varies from Very Good to Fair with numerous pieces missing weaponry and damage.

TWO STRAND PAIR OF NECKLACES. NATIVE AMERICAN NAVAJO PIECE. WEIGHS 35 GRAMS TOTAL. 34" LONG EACH OPERA LENGTH NO CLASP. SHELL BEADS 2MM AND TURQUOISE STONES ARE 10MM. USA SHIPPING $5.

For your consideration is this beautiful, three piece E.C. Powell Bamboo fly rod made circa 1930-40s. Born in 1878, EC Powell produced fly rods in a small shop behind his Marysville, California home.

First quarter 20th century. Wicker rocker, 17" seat, 33.5"h. and matching chair, 20" seat, 34.5"h. with matching cushions. And a wicker chair with cane seat, 17.5" seat, 36.5"h. Varying wear and damag

Thirty four pieces of American sterling flatware by Gorham in the "Marguerite" pattern. Approx. weight 715 grams (excluding knives.) Provenance: From the Private Collection of the Coke Talmadge Family

18 pieces of American sterling by Gorham in pattern "Engraved #34", with floral engraving Approx. weight 790 grams. Provenance: From the Private Collection of the Coke Talmadge Family of Athens, Georg

Nineteenth-20th century. Bamboo Windsor chair with worn green paint. 17.5" seat, 34"h., ladderback chair with turned finials and stretcher. Replaced rush seat, edge wear and loss. 17" seat, 42"h., med

Nineteenth and 20th centuries. Flint glass "Sawtooth" lidded egg cup, 5"h. "Three faces of Eve" cake stand, 8.25"h. 10.75"d. "Frosted Ribbon" compote, 7.34"h. And second period "Westward Ho" goblet, 6

Mid 19th century. Walnut card table with swivel top and spool turned legs. 29"h. 34"w. 16.5''d. Opens to 33''d. And a pair of late Empire mahogany side chairs, scalloped crest, vase splat, sabre legs

Second half 19th century. A pair of walnut Victorian side chairs with upholstered seats, 18" seat ht. 33.75"h. Walnut Victorian rocker with upholstered seat and back, 17"seat ht. 34"h. And a two piece

Total of 7 pieces, 34 x 32 inches, hand embroidered or needlepoint, showing all 7 days of the week from washing to cooking to walking the dog, large for a towel and maybe used as a table cover.

3 1/2" Extremely Fine 3/4 Groove Iowa Axe, Fluted on Top and Bottom, Van Buren Co, Iowa, Rare Piece, Native American Arrowhead, Indian Artifact

3 pieces of Hall China Company molded and glazed earthenware kitchenware, American, East Liverpool, Ohio, designed 1930s. Includes: donut teapot in Chinese Red with cream interior, first designed in 1

2 pieces of Hall China Company molded and glazed earthenware kitchenware, American, East Liverpool, Ohio, designed 1930s. Circular stacking refrigerator ware in Chinese Red with cream interior, compri

American. Together with a black-painted side chair and Chinoiserie-decorated nesting tables. 3 pieces 34-1/2"h and 27-1/2"h x 24"w x 14"d

***Auction Highlight*** UNSEARCHED 5000 pc Bag of Lincoln Wheat Cents Average Circulated . Invest in copper, and a piece of American history, with more than 34 pounds of circulated unsearched Lincoln

Wooden Horse Velocipede Metal and Iron Tricycle. Worn with some rust to the metal parts. Horse has chipped paint and separation at the neck. Otherwise very good looking display piece. About 34 inches

A pair of American Empire Revival candelabrasLate 19th centuryEach parcel gilt and patinated bronze with figural egret finial, six arms, and tri-footed paw feet2 piecesEach: 34" H x 10" Dia.

Jack Levine (American, 1915–2010) grouping of 2 artworks, both pieces 16 3/4 x 22 1/4 inches, one artist proof signed lower right, one edition 67/100. Crack in glass on artist proof. Provenance: Mat