SEVEN AMERICAN BRASS UTENSILS.

Second half 19th century. Three ladles and four strainers with brass bowls and wrought handles. Average 17.5"l.

Late 19th century. One fork and seven steel and brass utensils are stamped "FBS Canton O. Patent Jan. 26, 86", (Ferdinand Smith). Another fork is unmarked but matching. 14.5" to 19"l.

Second half 19th century. Four with brass bowls and iron handles. Two skimmers, 19"l., 22"l. And two ladles, 18"l., 24.5"l. Brass ladle, 17.25"l. Steel fork with brass handle, 21"l. And an iron fork,

Nineteenth century. Seven brass bowled ladles, spoons and tasters, most with wrought iron handles. 7.5" to 16.5"l. And a tin strainer, 9.5"l. Splits, dents, some repairs.

Mid 19th century. Spatula with twisted handle, 10.75"l. Three shovels, 16.25"l., 26"l., 27"l. Two ladles, 17"l., 19.5"l. And a skimmer, 18.5"l.

Nineteenth century. Includes strainers, ladles, spatulas and dippers. One strainer has a copper bowl. Varying dents and a few splits. 15" to 21"l. From the Collection of Maxine and Dave Tronnes, Mitch

Mixed Lot of Seven Sterling Table Utensils: American, English & Continental. Approx weight: 26.76 oztSize: 12 1/2 in.#1457

Seven (7). American. 1850-1870. Glass, brass. Lot of 4 chimneys and 3 burners. From the Keith Dill Collection. Two chimneys 8"H. Two chimneys 6"H.

Twentieth century. Brass chandelier with twelve lights in two tiers, cut glass bobeches and strands of prisms. Needs reassembled. 29"h. 23"d. And six, two light sconces. White metal with shield backs.

Nineteenth century. Set of brass lead filled weights. Marked one ounce to seven pounds. Wear and nicks from use. 1.25" to 6.5"h.

American Brass and Glass Electrolier first quarter 20th century, the seven-light electrolier with a faceted standard supporting scrolled arms, three electric and three gas, over a faceted umbrella-for

Nineteenth century. A tin "Boat Signal Lantern", 9"h., twelve tube tin candle mold, 11.25"h., tin lunch pail, 8.5"h., Morton and Bremner tin and brass scale, 13"h., Goodell cherry ptter, 8.5"h. Haven

American or European, 19th century. Two ladles and a spider with wrought iron handles, 14.5" to 18"l. And a round pan with double iron handles. 4.5"h. 10"d.

Late 20th century, brass. Five candlesticks in various styles. 9.25"h. to 2.25"h. And a pair of sconces in original boxes. 10.5"h.

Seven English and American Coin and Sterling Silver Serving Utensils, Nineteenth Century. Various makers, including a George III fish server, Richard Turner, London, 1812; a pie server, William Ingall

American, 19th century oak flatware box, silk lined and fitted for utensils, brass hardware, "No 28" inscribed on back, 3" H x 16" L x 26" W.

American. A collection of seven brass candlesticks, accompanied by a wick trimmer and stand; tallest candlestick ht. 8.25 in. Provenance: Property from the Collection of Dr. M. Donald Hayes. To Be Sol

Group of seven Native American items, comprising a turtle shell rattle with rawhide, feathers and beads, two horse-form bows, one with arrows, a brass wood and leather pipe, a drum stick and two bird-

Lot of seven including the following titles; American Rugs, by Estelle H. Ries, 1950; plus American Redware, by Wm. C. Ketchum, Jr., 1991; plus American Copper & Brass, by Henry J. Kauffman, 1968; plu

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.

Gordon Bradt (American, b1924) Seven man kinetic clock, circa 1998, Made by Kinetico Studios. Lacquered brass with attached "Bradt" signature tag. Excellent working condition (man on pendulum doesn't

Beautiful and practical mid-century vintage sideboard from the world-renowned American of Martinsville furniture makers. Seven large pull-out drawers offer plenty of storage space, for the home or off

American, Mid 19th Century. Brass and iron, ladles and skimmers. Wear, damage and splits. From 21.5" I. to 11.5" l.

American and English, 19th century. Reticulated rack (repair), 7.25"h. 12.5"l. And six utensils, two having iron handles and four being a set. 10.5" to 22"l.