19th Century Fork Art Tobacco / Vegetable Cutter &

19th Century Fork Art Tobacco / Vegetable Cutter & Heart Shaped Trivet With heart motif and decoration. Max L 18 in.

Fine quality 19th century tobacco cutter featuring a blade pierced with a star and surmounted by a bird. The handle has copper and brass sides and the cutter is mounted on a shield-shaped maple block.

Fine quality 19th century tobacco cutter with a wooden handle and a pierced blade surmounted by a dog in profile. Mounted on a rectangular maple block with chamfered sides. Exhibits wear and minor sur

Good Condition with mild oxidation to the blade. Condition (Very Good). Size 6 - 1/4" L.

Group of (3) cast iron items, to include: 19th century Lorillard's Tomahawk Tobacco cutter, marked ''Rading Hardware Co., Patd. Nov 2, 1880''; tobacco cutter with elf handle; and dog nut cracker. Corr

Item is a cast iron cutter marked "Harbster Brothers Reading, Pa". It is mounted on the original wooden base with the name stenciled on it.

Southeast Asia, Indonesia, Bali, ca. 19th to early 20th century CE. A hand-carved wooden tobacco leaf cutter with its front section skillfully rendered in the form of a Barong - the king of spirits an

AN ANTIQUE GERMAN CAST IRON PASTA/TOBACCO CUTTER, SECOND HALF 19TH CENTURY, with a hinged wood panel opening to a swing rolling pin, above, "GESETZL. GESCHUTZT," over a downward angled panel feeding i

AN ANTIQUE GERMAN CAST IRON PASTA/TOBACCO CUTTER, SECOND HALF 19TH CENTURY, with a hinged wood panel opening to a swing rolling pin, above, "GESETZL. GESCHUTZT," over a downward angled panel feeding i

Toleware "Vegetable Cutter No. 49" with original paint and stenciling signed Enterprise Mfg. Co. Philadelphia US. Very good original condition. 19th century. 16"H. Provenance: From a Tariffville CT es

A figural iron tobacco cutter in the form of a horse, 2 tier wooden platform on footed base, early 19th century. The top tier, probably a later replacement for bottom tier which was likely worn with u

Late 19th century. Shield shaped board impressed "E. Harris, 1881" with wrought iron blade and handle. Minor wear. 5"h. 17"l. overall.

Second half 19th century. All three are on oak bases.Largest has hand-forged blade, oak handle and rectangular base with beveled edge. Repaired handle and silver painted blade. 7.5"h. 16.5"I., middle

19th C Thonet Style Bentwood Equestrian, Gentlemen's Club Arts & Crafts Smoking Stand. With Humidor, Cigar Cutter, Ashtray. From an estate near Metis-Sur-Mer, Quebec. 36 Inches H.

Racine Silver Company (American, 1873-1882), fourth quarter 19th century. Victorian pickle caster with lid, fork, frame and blue art glass with spot optic/ inverted thumbprint insert decorated with en

Mid Century Folk Art Painted Tobacco Cigar Store Sign. This has the look of an early 20th century or 19th c sign but we believe it to be from the mid 20th century. It is very graphic for a tobacco sto

12 American Sterling Silver Art Nouveau Cocktail Forks - A set of American cocktail forks, maker's mark of Gorham Mfg. Co., late 19th century, each with fancy monogrammed terminal and shaped tines.Pro

1832 EARLY American Gardening Garden Farming Vegetables & Plants Horticulture Thomas Fessenden’s ‘American Gardener’ is a mid-19th-century treatise on the art of gardening This book covers the v

1875 GARDENS 1ed Gardening for Pleasure Henderson Agriculture Flowers Vegetables Peter Hendersons “Gardening for Pleasure” is a fine, 19th-century treatise on the art of gardening. This bo

3 antique wood boxes -1 pantry box with sailing ship, 1 Harvard tobacco box, 1 folk art box together with a 19th century tole painted document box from Bedford NH

Seven Early 19th Century Wrought Iron Utensils. Includes a strainer, taster, two flesh forks, two spatulas and a sugar cutter. Largest 20"l. Condition: Good with pitting and wear.

Two Antique Tiffany & Co. Sterling Serving Forks, Olympian Pattern - C. Late 19th century, Pat. 1878, 10 ozt, 9 1/2"L

American, late 19th-early 20th century. Ten pieces total: four forks, three knives, three sharpeners. 8.75" to 15.5" long. (DR43)

This large group of late 19th and early 20th century flatware includes serving pieces, vegetable spoons, meat forks, tongs and More!