AN A.J. BEATTY COMPANY SYRUP PITCHER, circa 1882,

EAPG A.J. Beatty Glass Company White Beatty Swirl Water Pitcher c.1890: Stunning and very heavy water pitcher. Measures 8" tall with bulls eye base design. No condition issues.

PLEAT AND PANEL / DERBY (OMN) SYRUP PITCHER, colorless, period lid with cross finial, patent information on the interior of the lid. Bryce Bros. Circa 1882. 8" HOA.Excellent condition overall with a c

2 matching lime-green, and 1 rose-pink translucent pitchers. Hazel-Atlas Glass Company embossed mark on the bases. Green: 3.5"L x 3.5"W x 6"H. Pink: 3.75"L x 3.75"W x 6"H. Issued: c. 1902-1964 Manufac

J. & E. Stevens Company Cromwell, Connecticut - Circa 1882 Material: Cast Iron

Made by Kyser & Rex Company. Philadelphia, Pa. - Circa 1882.

J. & E. Stevens Company Cromwell, Connecticut - Circa 1882 Material: Cast Iron

Made by the Kyser & Rex Company Philadelphia, Pennsylvania - Circa 1882 The monkey doffs his hat in thanks for the penny you have given him. The children rotate and the bells chime when the crank is t

Kyser & Rex Company Philadelphia, Pennsylvania - Circa 1882 Place a coin on his tongue and press the lever. His eyes will roll and he swallows the coin. Material: Cast Iron

J. & E. Stevens Company Cromwell, Connecticut - Circa 1882 Material: Cast Iron

Manufactured by Kyser & Rex Company Philadelphia, Pennsylvania – Circa 1882 Mechanism similar to other Organ Banks, but no revolving figures. Material: Cast Iron

Comprising: an A.J. Beatty swirl water pitcher, a daisy and fern pattern bowl, a pair of swirl blue vases, a palmette decorated bowl, a vase with a ruffled top edge with red, three tumblers, one in th

Made by Kyser and Rex Company. Philadelphia, Pa. - Circa 1882 - 4 3/8" Tall.

Made by J. & E. Stevens Company of Cromwell, Connecticut - Circa 1882. Place your coin on the pigs nose, press the lever. Paddy will stick out his tongue and roll his eyes. The pig will then kick your

Made by the Lockwood Mfg. Company South Norwalk, Connecticut - Circa 1882 Place a coin in the ball and depress the rabbit’s tail. The ears move and the coin is deposited. Material: Cast Iron

Pitcher, Stoneware, Marked H & C, 8.5" x 6.75", Brown With Raised Branch Handle Relief, Incised Bird And Floral With Gold Stencil Highlights, Artist Signed, Circa 1882-1886, Nearly Identical Pitcher S

BROKEN COLUMN - RUBY-STAINED SYRUP PITCHER, colorless, period lid. U.S. Glass Co. Circa 1891. U.S. Glass Co. 6 1/4" HOA.Undamaged with moderate high-point roughness.Literature: Heacock - Book III: Syr

DUNCAN NO. 360 / SNAIL - RUBY-STAINED SYRUP PITCHER, colorless, period lid. Geo. Duncan & Sons. Circa 1890. 5 1/8" HOA.Literature: Bredehoft/Fogg/Maloney - Early Duncan Glassware, p. 122, fig. 27.Prov

Thirty assorted silver dresser and table items circa 1900. Including sterling mounted syrup pitchers, sterling topped salt and pepper shakers, four sterling and enamel dresser pieces, three sterling t

Kyser & Rex Philadelphia - Circa 1882 This is a beautifully painted example. Three corners of the upper element are chipped away. Minor retouching to red top. Material: Cast Iron

J & E Stevens Two Frogs Cast Iron Mechanical Bank. Circa 1882. 9"l. Condition: Good with original paint. Two hairline cracks on back of larger frog.

American - Circa 1882 Both hats read, “Pass Round the Hat”. The Derby example is one of the best that we have seen. Material: Cast Iron

Gorham Medallion Sterling Silver Syrup Pitcher , date mark for 1870, marked "STERLING/ lion-anchor-G/190/C", hinged cover with medallion thumbpiece, vasiform footed body with angular handle, h. 6 1/2

Four Various Kyser & Rex Cast Iron Safe Still Banks. Circa. 1882. Tallest measures 5-1/2"h. Condition: Very good.

Kyser & Rex Philadelphia - Pennsylvania - Circa 1882 The bank is 4.625” tall. Material: Cast Iron