Ohio flour keeper, most likely made by a

TIN LITHOGRAPH DIEHL CENTENNIAL BEER coaster 3" TIP TRAY - DEFIANCE, OHIO This was most likely made right after the end of prohibition in 1933, with the slogan A NEW DIEHL. This would be in reference

probably Stark County, 1848. Olive green, tomato red, dark blue, and natural, with corner blocks reading "Made in Lewisville Ohio 1848." 81" by 68". This was likely made in Louisville, Stark County. W

American, early-mid-20th century, probably ash. Likely made by a boy or his father without the aid of a lathe. 26.5" long. MSS

2 1/2" Thebes Made of Coshocton marked Illinois but likely from Ohio

6 1/2" Charmstone. Large, fine example made of black hardstone. Old writing says Ohio, more likely California. Ex-Dale Roberts Collection

Here is an old, decorative and primitive, wagon wheel hub with beautiful look and form. It came from Ohio and likely is from the 1800's. It is heavy and solid, made of hard wood with metal bands. The

3 1/8" Thebes. Made from Cohocton. Old Tag marked Pike CO, IL. However this relic was likely found in Ohio. from a private collection out of St. Louis, Missouri

Great wooden folk art baits, most likely from the state of Ohio, nicely made.

Rare Le-Camark scenic vase in gold lustre made in Camden, Arkansas most likely by Jennie Lessell, widow of John. The Ohio-Arkansas connection occurs when Jack Carnes, owner and originator of Camden Ar

Framed. Circa 1905. Made by Meek Company, Coshocton, Ohio. Fabulous sign with great color and detail. The sign shows illustrations of a Native American, two fighting scenes, a buffalo and also a group

Graphic Sign, overall great condition for its age. Was secured to wood for easy hanging. Made by the Novelty Sign Co. Coshocton Ohio. Measures: 39" x 13"

Kismet Flour SST Sign, Noblesville Milling Co., Noblesville Indiana, Made by American Art Works, Coshocton Ohio, 19.25" x 27.75"

Owl Effigy Platform Pipe Made by Billy Guthrie (circa 1970's). Made of Ohio Pipestone. Someone wrote on it "Wabash Co., IL 62" and likely had a big story that went along with it back in its day. It wa

Nice example with defined ears made from a black and cream two-tone Knox Chert. Reported from Ohio but KY/TN line is much more likely.

Vintage reproduction musical pipe wagon, likely by the Kenton Toy Manufacturing Company of Kenton, Ohio, which made close to ten thousand cast iron toy designs. At one time it was the largest iron toy

4 1/8" x 1 3/4" Dovetail Motley COA. Found in Miami CO., Ohio. made from Coshocton Chert. EX: Ed Buel and EX Eaton.

1941 ROBERTSON DUALIFE COCA-COLA TIN THERMOMETER, 7X15.75", SPRINGFIELD OHIO, MADE IN USA.

Arts and Crafts Bronze Seahorse Bookends c1920. Likely made by E.T. Hurley. Green Patina finish. Beach Shore House. Ready for SUMMER. Dimensions: H: 6 inches: W: 5.5 inches: D: 1.75 inches --- US Pack

2 1/2" x 2" Humped Bannerstone. 2X COA Tom Davis / Motley. Montgomery CO., Ohio. Made from Banded Slate.

4" Dovetail found in Ohio made of Great Ohio Flint Ridge Authentic Native American Artifact

5 1/16" Adena Robbins. Ohio. Made from Novaculite. COA: Roy Motley. Collection of Steve Burks from Springfield, Missouri

c. 1875 Ohio Made Quilt Pinwheel Pattern. Some worn through spots on the blue areas. Made by this family in the late 19th century, purportedly from flax grown on the lands around the home. 74.5" x 75"

Arts and Crafts Bronze Seahorse Bookends c1920. Likely made by E.T. Hurley. Very nice Green Patina finish. Dimensions: Height: 6.5 inches, Width: 5.5 inches, Depth: 1.5 inches. --- US Packing and Ship

1940 ROBERTSON DUALIFE COCA-COLA TIN THERMOMETER, 7X15.75", SPRINGFIELD OHIO, MADE IN USA.