THREE AMERICAN COUNTRY TOBACCO CUTTERS.

Second half 19th century. All three are on oak bases.Largest has hand-forged blade, oak handle and rectangular base with beveled edge. Repaired handle and silver painted blade. 7.5"h. 16.5"I., middle

Item/Description: American estate pipe set by J. Alan. (Smoking, Tobacco, Tobacciana)Shape: Volcano Bowl Material: Briar Stem Material: Ebonite Shank Material: Briar Country: United States 1/3: Stam

Mid 19th century. Two painted peg racks. One with alligatored old white paint, five pegs and beaded back. 3.74"h. 50.25"l. and black repaint wtih six pegs, 3"h. 65.25"l. Together with a Greek Revival

Mid 19th century. Poplar wall hanging box with shaped back, dovetailed case and drawer and lift lid. 8.5"h. 12"w. 6"d. and a line slide lid candle box with old red paint. 4"h. 12"w. 4.75"d. Together w

Nineteenth century. Two round bentwood pantry boxes with lapped seams and iron tacks. 3"h. 6.5"d., 3.25"h. 7"d. And a poplar hanging salt box with beveled edge lift lid. Shaped crest and original dark

Second half 19th century. Punched tin footwarmer with mixed wood frame and wire bale handle. 5.75"h. 10.75"w. 8.25"d. and a tin and pine cake box with green paint. Twist notched lid. 7.25"h. 9.5"d. To

Late 18th-early 19th century. TWo ladderbacks. Armchair with stretcher base, turned finials and replaced splint seat, Wear, some loss, feet ended out. 17.5" seat, 48"h. and a side chair with late 19th

First half 19th century, mixed woods. Full arrowback armchair with bamboo turnings and old, worn finish, 17.75" seat, 33.75"h. Arrowback rocker with arms, refinished with traces of old paint, 15" seat

Largest: 27" high, 18" wide closed, 42" wide open, 48" deep. Expected wear.

Second half 19th-20th century. Ladder with worn original light blue paint. Two metal tabs in feet. Wear from use. 106"h. 13"w. and a carved wooden cone shaped mold. 34.5"h. Together with wooden mold w

Late 19th century. Shield shaped board impressed "E. Harris, 1881" with wrought iron blade and handle. Minor wear. 5"h. 17"l. overall.

Three American country store door push advertising signs, each enameled metal: 1. "Drink Golden Age Beverages", red letters on white ground; 26 1/4"L, 2 1/8"H---2. "Real-Kill Has No Lingering Odors!",

Park & Grant, Fargo, ND. Chip -A- Way tool. WE & WG Jordan Minneapolis, MN. Some wear. 15 X 8.

First quarter 19th century. Cherry tilt top candlestand. Rectangular top with ovolo corners, turned column and scimitar legs. Finish wear and repairs. 28.75"h. 20.5"w. 18"d., combback Windsor rocker w

Each side chair is marked on back leg. H 36 in W 18 3/4 D 19 in.

Nineteenth century. Sheraton stand, walnut with poplar secondary, dovetailed drawer and turned legs, 28.5"h. 22.25"w. 19.5"d. Sheraton stand, mahogany, cherry and pine secondary, dovetailed drawer and

Set of Three Country American Fireplace Vessels. For decoration or wood storage. Largest measures 24 x 15 inches.

Late 19th century. Man with top hat, 7"h., rocking horse, 6"w. and four-legged animal, 6"w.

Three Country American Style Hooked Floral Rugs. Black backgrounds with flower design. Largest measures 32 x24 inches.

1. Figural elf tobacco cutter; 12 5/8"L; painted with loss to paint---2. Embossed on one side of arch "IMPROVED DRAWING CUT" and on other "PERFECTED CHAMPION CUTTER", embossed on base "THE BRUNHOFF MF

Cigar cutter, Country Gentleman American Thoroughbred 10 Cent Cigar-Bennett Sloan & Co.-NY, mfgd by The Brunhoff Mfg. Co.-Cinc., patd May 19, 1894 cast on bottom, nickel-plated cast metal w/red trim,

Country store cast iron tobacco cutter; Sargent & Co., New Haven, Connecticut; marked on base in decorative swirls "CLIPPER / TOBACCO / CUTTER / SARGENT / & CO."; 15 3/4"L (Ref. 55-1)

American, 19th century. Group of three pairs of country side chairs comprising: a pair of Hitchcock type black painted chairs decorated with fruit, a pair with spindle backs, and a pair of Sheraton ty

Each having a nice early surface, one having nice gold paint decoration. One piece marked REX another EMPIRE and another PERFECTION. Each: L12" Sold from the collection of a Greenville, South Carolina