Early tin colander from Pa

19th century Pa. tin coffee pot with lid, brass finial, dark patina, 10 1/2" t.

Mid 19th C. example decorated with tulips and pin wheels, applied tin handle and finial. 11.5”H.

19.75" x 13.5" Early tin sign from The Famous Templeton, PA with bright colors, holes on the edge, bends on the corners, paint on the edge, minor paint flakes, and scratches. PLEASE NOTE, THERE IS ONL

Early 1900s Ideal Cocoa Chocolate Lititz, PA Advertising Tin. 9"h. Condition: Good with wear and loss to paint.

All full, four are chromolithographed tin with friction fitted lids at top with folding wire bale handles, including Ranger Dry Chemical Fire Extinguisher, Scranton, Pa., 3" diameter x12" high; plus F

All full, three chromolithographed tin includingThe Richmond Fire Extinguisher in original wall mount, 2"{ diameter x 13" high with mount; plus Ranger Dry Chemical Fire Extinguisher, Scanton, Pa., 3"

PA OVEN - WROUGHT IRON ROD . DIMENSIONS: 19" X 12" X 18 1/2"

All chromolithographed, all with friction fitted lids, including Stauffers Butter Thins, York, Pa., 6" diameter x 5" high; plus Saure Butter Crackers, Dayton, Ohio, 7" diameter x 7 1/" high; and Famou

James Fallows Company. Philadelphia, PA - 1885 - 12" Long. This is quite possibly the only known example of an America Tin Fire Chiefs vehicle. We know of no others by any early tin maker. Stenciled "

James Fallows Company. Philadelphia, Pa.- 1880's - 16" Long. Once again, we find ourselves looking at a beautiful early tin fire toy, this time a pumper that brings water to the scene of the blaze. In

Unusual early tin windup Sea Saw Coaster by Tech Specialties of Pittsburg Pa. All original and working. Has track and 2 coaster cars. With box. 12" Excellent

Pennsylvania Early 19th Century Wrigglework Tin Coffee Pot. Potted tulips motif. 11"h. Condition: Good with wear, rust and pitting.

Tin Elephant by James Fallows of Philadelphia, PA. Toy has quite a bit of paint wear and one replaced wheel, otherwise all original condition. Very early toy. | 6.5" tall x 8.75" long

SST. Maker mark "By Wolfe & Co., Phila, PA." C. 1900s "Drink Coca-Cola Delicious and Refreshing in Bottles at Fountains" tin lithographed tray. CONDITION: Tray has good color and shine throughout, wit

York Co., PA Single-Sided Painted Tin "Antiques" Trade Sign. Circa early 20th century. "Antiques Bought & Sold G.D. Ketterman Proprietor". 16-1/2" x 90".

Made by Francis, Field & Francis Co. Philadelphia, Pa. - 1850 - 6" Long.

Lot of Antique PA Tin Utilitarian Items. Including a colander, Betty lamp, coin scale, heart-shaped cheese mold, heart cookie cutters, etc. Colander, 11-1/2" diam.

Hubley Mfg. Co. Lancaster, PA - 1895 - 17†T A classic early clockwork Hubley toy. It works well. Tin and Iron

Lot W335 - Early 1900s Sharples Tubular Cream Separators Single-Sided Embossed Tin HIGHLIGHTS The Sharples Separator Co. West Chester, PA / Chicago, ILL Sharples Tubular Separator was the first Americ

Late 19th - early 20th centuries. A document box with copper hardware, "Made by Miller, Irwin, Pa." and owner's plate "C.L. Huhn, Uniontown, Pa.". Worn green paint. 8"h. And two bread boxes; white pai

Early Lot of 2 Arbogast & Bastian Co., Allentown, PA., Advertising Pcs., Photograph Stamped Walp & Boyer-Photographers & a tin 5 Gal. Lard Can in Gd. Cond., Photo - 13 3/4in.W.x11in.H.; Can - 14 1/2in

TIN SCONCE WITH CRIMPED TOP . DIMENSIONS: 13 1/2" X 5"

Bucher Paint-Decorated Dome Lid Trinket Box. Attributed to Heinrich Bucher, Berks County, PA, early 19th century. Red and white tulips and trees with green leaves on a black ground. Tin and wire hinge

This original Hires straw dispenser has a patent date of November of 1911 and marked for the Charles E. Hires Company. The original blue panels are in outstanding conditon and it would appear that thi