Ball Barnhart Putman Co. Tea Bin

Red tin Great graphics. porcelain knob. Graphics read natural leaf Japan, Grand Rapids Mich. 15'' W x 18'' H 

Two pieces of toleware. The first, a spice box in original paint stenciled "All Spice / Ball Barnhart / Putman Co. / Grand Rapids, Mich." - normal use wear and overall good condition, 19th century - m

including a Tiffany & Co. tea ball, a Whiting sugar shaker (7.5in.), a Mexican summon bell, a Tuttle sherbet, a British covered and hinged condiment with cobalt glass insert (glass with crude repair),

DESCRIPTION: Two pcs sterling. Includes: 1) David Anderson tea caddy spoon with three part figural design. Marked "David Andersen Norway Sterling". 5" long 2) Webster and Co. tea ball. Marked sterling

A John Wendt for Ball Black & Co New York c. 1865 Sterling Medallion Four Piece Coffee and Tea Service , comprising a coffee pot, tea pot, a twin handled lidded sugar and a creamer. Each piece with a

The Leedom's Worrall Co. Oolong Tea General Store Storage Bin. Butler, PA. Tole decorated with gold stenciling and portrait of lady. Cylinder door to lower compartment. 10w x 10d x 14h.

New York. Coffee appr. 12 1/2" high x 9 1/2" wide spout to handle, Teapot appr. 10 1/2" high - 9" wide, creamer 9 1/2" high - 6 1/2" wide, Appr. 76.6 Troy ounces - Handle on largest one has 2 splits.

Vintage Simons Bros & Co sterling silver tea ball. Marked and numbered 2078. For measures please refer to the pictures taken with a measuring tape. Weight: 24.21 Grams. This is a NO RESERVE AUCTION: t

GRAPE AND LEAF DESIGN, MONGRAMMED, JONES, BALL & CO., BOSTON, 7" TO 10" HIGH., 55.44 TROY OZ.

Grouping of advertising articles including 2 Dobbler Brewing Co. Albany NY beer trays early 20th century, oriental tin tea bin, 2 metal receipt holders, Curtis' Oils for furniture copyright 1904, seve

including sterling silver; iced tea spoon, pickle fork; and butter spreader (together 2 ozt); plus 9 coin silver teaspoons [various makers: Geo. Howe, Farrington and Hunnewell, Jones, Ball & Co., H. N

5 HARMONY KINGDOM TRINKET BOX FIGURINES Lot of 5 box figurines made in England by the Harmony Ball Co. from the "Harmony Kingdom" collection. Figurines include: Sunnyside Up, Tea For Two, Keeping Curr

New York coin and sterling silver tea service, circa 1860, eight (8) associated pieces including Kettle on Stand, Tea and Coffee Pots, Milk Jug and Creamer with hinged covers, sugar bowl and 2 waste b

late 19th c., BALL, BLACK & CO. N.YORK 950/1000 S consisting of a footed coffee pot, teapot, covered sugar, covered creamer and large open waste bowl; pear-shap

Three Advertising Bins 20th Century including Berea College Bakery, A&P Tea Co., and Kroger. Height of largest 15 3/4 x width 30 x depth 21 inches.

(1) Kardomah Tea, (2) W. Wissotzky & Co., (3) 2-Tao Teas Balls, N.Y. General like wear to all tins, dents, scratches and missing paint. Largest 6", smallest 3.75".

The Faneuil Collection by TIFFANY. Sterling Silver. Two Tea Infusers. Infuser "ball" includes plate. Spoon handle engraved / monogrammed. Length: 6 1/8"; Width: 1 1/4". Total approximate weight: 72 gr

2 Country Store bins with hinged lids. Allspice and Mustard. Empire Hardware Co. Manufacturers of Tea, Coffee & Spice Containers. Some scratches t. 9" x 7".

2 sterling silver tea strainers: a ball strainer by Battin & Co (American silver maker) and a circa 1898 spoon strainer with Dutch standard mark. Total weight: 11.4 grams. Condition report: Ball strai

5 old advertising tins including 12" x 10" dia. Tiger Tobacco bin with lid, Kenny's Maid Coffee with wire bail, Thurber & Co., New York Imported Tea tin, Watkins Pure Ground Pepper and Ridgeway Ltd. H

2 Tiffany and Co. sterling ink pens ( ball point), sterling handle file, Asian white metal necklace with a rose Quartz style stone, plated tea strainer, match cover, chop sticks, candle snuffed, sterl

The unusual fiber board case for 'Golden Wedding Coffee and Tea, The Ennis-Hanly-Blackburn Coffee Co., Kansas City,' holds 15 one-pound cans, nickel latch with leather handle, signed KC Fibre Box Co p

.United States,19th Century Basket weave pattern marquetry lid over shell decorated body opening to reveal two plaid patterned lids opening to two compartments supported by ball and claw feet. Wood,Ap

England, a good 19th century English coromandel tea caddy, of sarcophagus form, on compressed ball feet and with wooden ring handles and shield shaped escutcheon, the cover lined with gilt stamped bur