(5) GERMAN 1926 - 1934 2,3 & 5 REICH MARKS

Footed Vase, Irish Belleek, Second Black Mark, 3.25" x 2.5", 1891-1926, Collection Of The Late Tom And Mildred Jacks.

Total (250) United States silver dimes includes (1) 1916, (1) 1917-D, (1) 1917-S, (3) 1919, (2) 1920-D, (2) 1923, (1) 1924-S, (5) 1925, (2) 1926, (2) 1928, (3) 1929, (2) 1934, (1) 1935-D, (6) 1936, (2

1931 Stein 3 Marks and 1934 Schiller 5 marks

(2) 1937 2 MARKS, 1934, 35 5 MARKS. ESTIMATE $125 - $150.

Pair of German Silver Fish Form Salt and Pepper Shakers, with inset glass eyes, the red eye fish with articulated body, marked with a star and an indistinct mark. Dimensions: 2.5-3 in.l. Approximat

(3) Flowerpots, Irish Belleek Black And Green Marks, (1) 3.5" X 4", Third Black Mark, 1926-1946, (1) 3.5" X 4", Fifth Green Mark 1955-1965, (1) 2.5" X 3", Fifth Green Mark 1955-1965, Collection Of The

Lot 174 Wilhelm Kuhnert German (1865-1926) Eastern Africa (1907) graphite on paper signed lower left 3 1/2 x 5 1/4 inches Provenance: From a New York Collection Lockwoods Midwestern Galleries label

1909 J HAMBURG 3 MARK & 1930 A LIBERATION OF RHINELAND 5 MARK. ESTIMATE $100 - $125.

Figure modeled as a youth and is sitting atop an oak barrel holding turnips. No makers marks. Probably German. Measures 5.25 inches in height, 3.5 inches in width, 2.5 inches in depth. 5.25"H x 3.5"W

Meissen (German, established 1710). Porcelain. Height: 5", Length: 2 3/4", Depth: 3". Porcelain figurine of a boy feeding birds. Marked to the underside with crossed sword mark as well as "52", and "C

(3) German Tapestry Items, (2) 5.5" x 5.5" Picture Frame With Courting Scene, (1) 1.75" x 3.5" Pin Cushion Shoe, Bayreuth Mark, Mary McCaslin Collection, Indiana

(lot of 5) Blanc porcelain figures, Germany, all marked Nymphenburg, including: (1) lion with shield, green mark underfoot, 3.75"h, 2.75"w, 1.5"d; (1) court lady, impressed mark underfoot, repair to f

Clover / shamrock basket weave pattern with 3rd black marks 1926-1946. Excellent condition. Creamer 4" H approx. Sugar 2" H x 3.5" dia. approx.

German sterling silver cow creamer, full naturalistic body with side-hinged embossed fly cover. Marked on belly of cow with maker's mark, unidentified. 5" H x 7 3/8" x 2 1/2". 14.96 oz troy. Early 20t

Meissen German porcelain figural group modeled as a boy near a cistern with ducks; with underglaze blue crossed sword marks. [5 1/2" H x 5 3/4" W x 5" D]. In overall good condition aside from light re

Blue Matte Stylized Rookwood Vase. 1934. Mottled turquoise blue vase. Small chip on base. Marks on underside. Size: 4 1/2 x 4 1/2 x 5 3/4 in. 4 x 4 x 5 in. #266, #211, #4000

18th/19th century, comprising: Ludwigsburg sleigh scene with two figures and a winged monkey holding a tray with flaming heart, the base with Ludwigsburg porcelain mark, 4-3/4 x 9-5/8 x 2-3/4 in.; two

(2) Figural Porcelain Dishes, (1) 6" X 8.75", Horse Pulling Chariot, Unmarked German Style, (1) 3" X 5.5", Gondola, Unidentified Blue Mark, Children Wear Lace, Lace Damage & Paddle Damage, Michigan Pr

German Meissen hand-painted porcelain figural group, depicting a dancing couple, bears blue crossed swords mark with the painted number 73, illegible incised marks. 5.75" H x 3.5" W x 2.75" D.

Antique Richard Lipps (German 1857-1926) Oil on Panel. Signed lower left "R Lipps". Measures - 7 3/4" high x 5 1/2" wide. Richard Lipps was an Impressionist landscape, genre, Volutenmaler and watercol

KPM (Royal Porcelain Factory) (Berlin, German, founded 1763) Plaque of Maria Theresa hand-painted porcelain impressed "K.P.M." with scepter mark above "H" 8 1/2 x 5 3/4 inches (plaque) 13 1/2 x 10 1/2

Lot of World Coins, 1911 German Prussia 3 Mark, 2 Mark coins, 1938 Netherlands 2.5 Gulden, Silver 1945 Phillipine 50 Centauos, 1953 GB UK 5 shilling, 1963 Austrian 50 Schilling , & 2 Tokens

covered in a matte green glaze. 1926. 4 7/8 inches high, 5 1/2 inches wide, 5 3/8 inches deep. Impressed Rookwood Pottery Flame mark, XXVI/2078.

19th-20th century. Heights from 3 1/2" to 5" including bases. Smallest with blue script marks and chips to hair, next with illegible numeral markings, tallest marked for Goebel.