GEORGE BROWN BUTCHER WAGON

323. SMALL GEORGE BROWN COVERED WAGON | 7.5" l. | Black hoofs are overpainted, front hoop is resoldered to inside of cart, otherwise in all Original (Excellent to Pristine Condition) | $800 - $1,200

Early American hand painted tin with cast iron wheels, classic tin toy features two hinged compartments with covers and hinged canopy, drawn by two white horses, side stenciling reads, "Confectionery,

407. SMALL GEORGE BROWN PERFUMERY WAGON | 10" l. | Cart is primarily restored & aged, horses re-soldered to hitch bars with expert repaint to portions of bodies, displays in (Very Good Condition) | $8

1301. GEORGE BROWN TIP WAGON | Provenance: Edward & Norma Lotz Collection. | 12" l. | Some flaking primarily to horse, overall (Exc. Cond.) for age. | $800 - $1,200

277. SMALL GEORGE BROWN PERFUMERY WAGON | 10" l. | Horses retain some original paint, otherwise Professionally Restored and aged. | $400 - $800

RARE Early American Tin toy. All original and complete. Tin wagon with cast iron wheels pulled by 2 horses. Rear compartment opens for storage. Scarce 11" Version. Very Good-Excellent

436. SMALL GEORGE BROWN LORRY OPEN WAGON | Circa 1880s. | 9.5" l. | (Very Good Condition) | $400 - $800

nice 19th Century Painted tin horse and wagon, George Brown?

Nice painted tin Horse pulling a wagon. All original condition. Wagon has nice leaf embossed pattern. 10" Very Good

Connecticut,Circa 1880 Rare and early painted tin horse drawn wagon manufactured by George Brown Company of Forestville, Connecticut for G.A. Schwarz, Philadelphia. Highly detailed wagon with opening

George Brown Company. Forestville, CT - 1880 - 22" Long. G. A. Schwarz was the brother of F. A. O. Schwarz. G. A. Schwarz located his business in Philadelphia while F. A. O Schwarz located his in New

Made by the George Brown Company. Connecticut - Circa 1870's - 15" Long.

1357. GEORGE BROWN OXEN CART | Hand painted toy depicts two white oxen pulling an early farm wagon with a replacement opening rear gate. Provenance: The Schroeder Collection. | 8" l. | (Excellent Cond

George Brown Company. Made of Tin. American - Circa 1885. 11" L. This toy has great highlights. Excellent Condition.

George Brown Company. Made of Tin. American - Circa 1890's. 7.75" L. Very Good Condition.

Made by George Brown circa 1880's. 10.25" Long. Very Fine Condition (Missing one Arch off of Wagon).

Made by George Brown circa 1880's. 9.5" Long. Made of Tin (Cast Iron Wheels). Good Condition.

Made by George Brown circa 1880's. 7.75" Long. Overall Good Condition (Part of Horse Repainted).

The red colored cow mug reads Guy C. Lillie. Ht: 3.375" The brown colored cow mug reads C. J. Neidlinger. Ht: 3.625" The meat wagon mug reads Geo F. Moelper. Ht: 3.75" The butcher mug reads P.M. Brown

JOHN GEORGE BROWN, N.A. (AM.1831-1913) OIL ON CANVAS, 1877/78, H 29", W 20", LOBSTERMAN BRINGING HOME HIS SAILS, GRAND MANAN Depicting Lobsterman carrying mast, boom, and sails from a beached and anch

John George Brown, Am., 1831-1913, "Pals" (Boy with his dog), Oil on canvas, signed "J.G. Brown NA" lower left Note: Similar paintings of this popular subject by Brown are documented in the Archives o

John George BrownNew York/California, (1831-1913)Cheer Up, 1905oil on canvassigned and dated lower left, gilt-framed.Brown was born and raised in poverty in Durham, England, where he worked as an appr

The Young Beggar Boy, oil on canvas, signed lower left and marked copyright, circa 1890, he is depicted in tattered clothing, seated on a crate against the limestone base of a large urban building, ho

Nice piece of Connecticut toy history! Hand-Painted & stenciled tin with clockwork mechanism, 14.5” long, circa 1870s. Our key wasn’t long enough for a wind, but mechanism, is loose and well lubri