Miracle Fire Maker, early blow heater

Antique Humphrey Radiant Fire #20 Gas Heater. Victorian gas fireplace insert. Late 19th / early 20th century. Metal construction, maker label can be found on the front. 21 inches x 19 inches x 9 inche

Vintage Miracle Fire Maker with Box A. Rowley Tools & Engineering Company

2 pieces Condition Excellent No Box

Nice large early wood fire noise maker in old red paint. Measures 37" long, 7" wide not including the handle, 15 1/2" wide including the handle and 3" deep. Working condition with normal wear. Good co

2 1/2 gallon fire extinguisher for use on a piece of early fire apparatus. The makers tag is missing from this extinguisher.

"LION" Hose Reel Early American Fire Toy - Unknown Maker - CircaMidd 1880's - 7" Long - Professionally Restored

An Arts and Crafts Wrought Metal, Brass and Copper Coal Bucket and Fire Tool Set, Early 20th Century, Maker unknown. Five pieces total, comprising of a coal bucket, fire tongs, shovel and poker with s

Antique Lawson patinated cast iron space heater, early 20thc., Pittsburg, Pennsylvania, model No.0, Lawson makers mark to front and sides, patented dates marked to front and rear, rising on four taper

James Fallows Company. Philadelphia, PA - 1885 - 12" Long. This is quite possibly the only known example of an America Tin Fire Chiefs vehicle. We know of no others by any early tin maker. Stenciled "

American. 1880s. Cast iron with mica door panels. An early kerosene space heater. Hearth plate embossed, "R.E. Dietz Manufacturer New York Chicago". Base plate embossed, "Dietz No. 2 Fireplace Heater"

Early brass fire hose nozzle with no maker's name. The nozzle is complete with handles, shut off, and a removable tip.

Type: Fireplace tools Materials: Brass, iron Markings & Inscriptions: Unmarked Date: Early to mid 20th century Maker: American Description: A set of brass and iron fire tools with figural owl handles,

French copper coal fire water heater with mica door. 'Le Brasero' Early 20th century. 62 1/4"h x 19 1/2"w x 16"d

Unidentified maker, two-horse team with gimbaled wheel intact, bell present, in black and red paint, 5 1/2" x 27 1/2" x 5". Lacking ladders and two drivers, light corrosion, about 70% paint.

Maker's mark, "Crump Label Co. N.Y." Very nice presenting c. 1900s Rumsey's Blackville Fire Brigade paper lithograph with exceptional early graphics. CONDITION: The paper has strong color throughout t

(1) approx. 4"h x 4"w. Olive green over brown. "Fire Water" at rim, geometric diamond design. Marked on bottom: VB maker's mark, Van Briggle, Colo. Springs., 536, 19?? (partially covered by glaze).

This is a very early key wind cylinder music box by an unknown maker. Early 19th century music box housed in a simple boxwood case, with complete comb, 7 - 3/4" cylinder, and with winding key. Conditi

A Pair of French Etched Glass and Vermeil Mounted Ewers Unknown Maker, Early 20th Century having mask-form decoration on the neck, with scrolling foliate design throughout marked with Minerva (950) He

Nine American Sterling Silver Plates, Trays and Bowls, Various Makers, Early to Mid-Twentieth Century. Including a WWII presentation plate from the officers of a submarine, Tiffany & Co., Circa 1944,

By various makers, early 20th century and later, including partial sets and miscellaneous utensils, some with weighted handles, [L approximately 4" to 7", weighable silver total weight approximately 9

GAMEWELL FIRE ALARMEarly 20th CenturyDecoratively carved oak case with a large brass bell and original “The Gamewell Fire Alarm Telegraph Co. New York” label.Height 26.5”. Width 12&r

very rare to find 8 matching pieces. Unmarked, maker unknown, early 20th century, weaving in good condition on all pieces.

Very Nice 18th-19th C. Ottoman Turkish Officer's SHAMSHIR Sword with Finely Engraved and Gilt Mounts, Wearing a Fine 17th C. Wootz Damascus Blade with an Early Maker's Cartouche Still Retaining Some o

Antique French butcher block with 2 drawers and backsplash with knife rests. Branded makers plaque. Early 20th century.49"h x 82 1/2"w x 29 1/2"d Counter approx 35"h