Two Oil Jugs, Two Water Cans, Two Long Stem Oil Cans-CRIP/WAB/DRGW/CBQ Rrs

This lot contains six metal cans. The first is a three gallon oil can from the Burlington Route (Chicago Bulrington and Quincy) Railroad. It has its original spout and is cast with BURLINGTON ROUTE on

This is a pair of log-stem oil cans. One is marked “NYCS” for the New York Central System Railroad, while the other is unmarked and made by the Eagle Manufacturing Company.

This is a lot of four oil cans from the New York Central Railroad and the Cleveland Cincinnati Chicago and St Louis Railroad, which became part of the New York Central. There are two long spout cans,

This is a pair of cans from the Northern Pacific Railroad. The first is a two gallon oil can made by Eagle, complete with cap, chain, and bail. It has a typical Eagle brand tag cast with N.P.R. Small

This is a pair of cans from the Erie Railroad. The first is a three gallon water can cast with ERIE on the top. It has its original wooden handle on the bail. The second can is a two gallon oil can. I

This is a pair of cans from the Canadian Pacific Railroad. The first is a quart-sized oil can, cast with CPR on the bottom rim. It is missing its screw top but has its bail. Obtained by the consignor

EMPTY LONG LIFE & EMPTY PENN AIRLINER CAN. PAINT LOSS, SURFACE SCRATCHES, AND DENTS.

Consisting Of Two New York Central R.r> Oil Cans, One Wabash R.r. Fire Bucket And One Pennsylvania R.r. Water Can

This is a pair of long spout pump railroad oil cans. One is from the New York Central Railroad and is cast with NYCS on the side. The other is from the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad and has B&O RR cast

A Group of Three Metal Long-Neck Railroad Oil Cans First Half 20th Century comprising two chromed metal and one painted example. Height of tallest 30 inches. Property from a Midwest Collector

Sixteen pieces: thirteen lanterns, including two four-way switch lights, together with conductor's hat, oil can, and B&O railroad water cooler with later paint, New York, NY, 20th c.; Most marked DIET

One is full.

This is a pair of two gallon steel oil cans from the Chicago and Northwestern railroad and the Milwaukee Road. Both are in fine condition with only minor dents. The CNW can is clearly cast with CN&WRY

American Oil on Masonite, Two Women at the Water's Edge, H 18.75" W 23.5" | Unsigned. Depicting two women filling water jugs in a Western landscape. Provenance: Property from a Saint Clair Shores, MI

Clay Water Jugs Roman Style This lot has two large clay jugs most likely used for water but can be used for any substance. These are preferably used for decorations. One vase has age and storage wear.

Clay Water Jugs Roman Style This lot has two large clay jugs most likely used for water but can be used for any substance. These are preferably used for decorations. One vase has age and storage wear.

Clay Water Jugs Roman Style This lot has two large clay jugs most likely used for water but can be used for any substance. These are preferably used for decorations. One vase has age and storage wear.

Lladro porcelain #1014 "Two Women Carrying Water Jugs (Aquadoras)" figurine, issued in 1969 & retired in 1985, sculpted by Fulgencio Garcia. Measures approx 19 " tall. Will not ship can refer local sh

Comprising a large watering can, large water jug, candy pan, hand hammered jardiniere, two hand hammered platters and a chaffing dish on stand. Tallest 16"h

Rare double sided porcelain (DSP) sign with very good color and gloss. The display has two eraser sized chips with small scratches and two tiny bruises. The edges have some chips with metal loss. The

Oil on canvas. Featuring two women. One is pouring a jug of water into the hands of the other as she kneels on the ground. Signed "Souza" to the bottom right. "62" inscribed beside the signature. "Fra

Jamaican, 19th century or older. Group of two terra-cotta water cooling jars, having rolled rims and integral handles. Both with impressed marks. Note: A similar jug can be seen in Isaac Mendes Belisa

Here is a ceramic water jug that can also be used as a flowerpot that was based on African stoneware. It features both a glazed and glossy surface along with a non-glazed etched-style along with two d

Clear boat with blue pate de verre with blue coloration (as water). Signed. 5" high, 15" long. After further inspection there was a small chip found near back of boat in the clear glass. Can be polish