FIVE AMERICAN SPUN BRASS PAILS.

Third quarter 19th century. All with bail handles. Three marked with Hayden's patent 1855-1868. Varying dents. Polished, largest has varnished surface. 5.5", two 7", 7.25", 9"h.

Nineteenth century. Three American spun brass kettles with steel bale handles. Two are "HW Hayden's Pat, 1873". 8"h. 11.5"d., 7.5"h. 10.5"d., the third is "Waterbury Brass Co.", 4.5"h. 7.25"d. and an

Nineteenth century. Spun brass kettles with iron handles. Varying wear. Largest 14.75"W.

19TH/20TH CENTURY GREATEST HEIGHT 7 INCHES, DIAMETER 11 INCHES

Large 19th c. spun brass swing handle pail. 25" D., 17" Ht..

large spun brass pail w iron bail handle made in Waterbury, CT - 20 1/2" diam x 15" tall - Amherst estate

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.

Five antique American brass vessels including two covered water pots, two tankards, and one bucket. Dimensions:  Largest - 8.5" H x 5" ⌀; 

American Brass Five-Light Chandelier first quarter 20th century, the tiered canopies suspended on molded chains, the sockets set with handsome Quezal gold and white iridescent glass shades. h. 47", di

Pair of American Brass Five-Light Torcheres, c. 1910, foliate arms, adjustable standard, molded base, flame-form shades, electrified, h. 75 in., dia. 28 in.

Nineteenth and 20th century. Two are English with opalene handles and knob feet, one stamped "Best Hammered Birmingham Make." 8"h. and five American miniatures: three brass and one copper.

Also includes Logan & Strobridge coffee grinder, American Brass Kettle Co. pail, and Woodcroftery bowl. 9" to 14-1/2" wide X 7" to 11" high. IMPORTANT: Before bidding, please read the terms and condit

Five (5). American. 1850-1870. Brass. Lot of 5 burners and 1 shade ring. From the Keith Dill Collection. Ring 3 3/4"D.

Five (5). American. 1880s. Solid brass composition. Mortars 3.5 to 6.25" (h).

Second half 19th century. Bail handles. Three spun brass kettles. "American Brass Kettle Manufacturers", 5.5"h. and two with "Hayden's Pat...Manuf'd by E. Miller & Co." Patent dates 1851 to 1873. 5",

Lota Vase. American, ca. 1940. A handsome spun brass vase filled with water is emptied by the magician. A moment later, it refills again. This magical re-filling is repeated several times. 7 " high.

An American Victorian brass five light chandelier having five frosted glass shades. Chain measures 10". Dia: 17"

Group of Five Antique Early American Style Pewter & Brass Candlesticks. Marked Woodbury and Taunton. Tallest measures 8.5 inches.

Circa 1940-1950, a pair of torchieres by Russell Wright (American 1904-1976). They are in spun brass with wooden faux bamboo wrapped in brass wire. Old mogul sockets which have had adapters added to t

Five Pairs of Brass English & American Candlesticks - Tallest pair 16 inches tall x 6 inch diameter - The American ones are marked Baldwin

English and American Group of five brass table articles comprising an inkwell (2.37"), two brass nutmeg container/graters (2.37" and 2.25") and pair of candlesticks (9.75")

Late 19th and early 20th centuries. "The Tabitha" in brass and steel, 4.25"h. on walnut base, cast iron with red striping, 6.5"h. Three cast iron with gold decal decoration, 7"h. 7.75"h. 8.5"h.

Twentieth century. Two earliest are black painted leather, one has a brass crest. Both are labeled for Cairns & Brother, Clifton, New Jersey. Other three are types of industrial plastic, two black and

5 (Five) American, 8 day, time and strike, spring driven shelf clocks including a Wm. L. Gilbert Clock Co. "Curfew", an Ansonia Clock Co. enameled cast iron case with brass trim elements, a New Haven