Lock n Safe in White Marked Schultz & Co

Large-Sized Stoneware Match Safe with Eagle Motif, Marked "AMERICAN BREW. CO. / ROCHESTER, N.Y.", attributed to the Whites Pottery, Utica, NY, late 19th century, decorated on the front and reverse wit

Stoneware 2 gal. cobalt blue decorated jug marked N.A. White & Co., Utica, NY, 13" t. x 9" dia.

NORFOLK & WESTERN RAILROAD LOCKS, LOT OF THREE, comprising a cast-brass Slaymaker marked "N & W / SIGNAL / DEPT", a cast-brass Corbin Cabinet Lock Co. marked "N. & W. R.R. / R / TRADE / XLCR (on an ar

An unusual pairing is this Adlake stamped steel lock clearly marked LC&N Co for the Lehigh Coal & Navigation Company with an operating key that has the Lehigh & New England Railroad markings. The key

ASSORTED SAFE CAST-IRON PENNY BANKS, LOT OF FOUR, including a "STATE BANK" and a "RIVAL BANK", two examples with nickel finish, one example marked "LOCK SAFE / J & E STEVENS CO. / CROMWELL, CONN" with

PRESSED MUZZLED BEAR SMALL-SIZE JAR, opaque white, marked "E. Z & Co. / N. Y" under base. Together with a fiery opalescent/opaque pressed Mitre Diamond ointment box with original Britannia cover. Bost

THREE WIND INSTRUMENTSIncludes an "Old Ambassador" trombone marked "Fullerton Calif." with one part marked "258", no mouthpiece. An "American Artist" saxophone marked "13060". And H. N. White Co. Glad

Stoneware stein, .5L, relief, by Whites, Utica, N.Y., marked 5, A & Eagle, pewter lid, faint hairline

Vintage metal Herring-Hall-Marvin Safe Co. (Hamilton, Ohio) valuables safe, combination lock, fitted interior, marked "Sales Agents. San Antonio Printing Co. San Antonio, Tex.", combination included

Scenes from the 1893 Colombian Exposition World's Fair in Chicago. Includes the Ferris Wheel. Marked Nichol and Co, Pat Oct 2 ( year obscured), Chicago. Dial turns but the locking mechanism is no long

Large "Diamond Safe" Cast Iron Safe. Four mahogany drawers inside, one marked "Union Co. Rochester, N.Y." 7-1/2"h. x 6-1/2"w. x 5-3/8"d. Condition: Very good, original nickel finish, no key.

Klotz Safe w/Grill Bank, CI, marked "Klotz Mfg. Co." on bottom, M N/L, 5 1/2"

Walt Disney's Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs Soap Set by Lightfoot Schultz Co. N.Y.C., c.1930's, boxes are 6 3/4 and 4 3/4 in. tall, dwarf figures are approx. 3 1/2 in. tall and the Snow White is 5 1

Whites Utica Stoneware Impressed 3 1/4” Match Safe. “American Brew Co. Rochester, N.Y.” in shield. Mint.

2 Gallon Jug Marked N Clark & Co Lyons NY -

Including Parker & Davis from the 1904 campaign with red, white & blue ribbon surround, marked on reverse; The Whitehead & Hoag Co. Newark, N.J…, 7/8" diameter; and Hughes and Fairbanks from the

Two stoneware steins, both by Whites, Utica N.Y., 2.0L, 11.5'' ht., relief, marked 1, blue saltglaze, pewter lid with worn plating, 3'' hairline in rear; with, 2.0L, 12.3'' ht., relief, blue and brown

A CAST IRON SAFE ON WHEELS, AMERICAN, CIRCA 1900, with combination mechanism marked, "Eagle Lock Co., TERRYVILLE, CONN., U.S.A."  Height: 23.75" Width: 12.00" Depth: 12.75"

Keuffel & Esser (K&E) 4090 universal slide rule, PN 19-19-19-19-19-19. Marked "Keuffel & Esser Co. N.Y., Pat. Oct. 6, 1891". Comprised of two-sided white celluloid coated mahogany, black metal framed

No. 357, Nicol & Co., c. 1894, cast iron, nickel plated front and painted black sides, turn pin lock, scarce with partial label on base. . 2 3/4" h

American. 1900s-1920s. Celluloid over tin, backed with cardboard. Marked, "The Whitehead & Hoag Co., Newark, N.J." bottom right. 12 x 18". Exhibits soiling at corners and at extreme lower edge. Exhibi

NORFOLK & WESTERN RAILROAD CAST-BRASS LOCK, heart form with "N&W / RY Co", impressed 1967 on shackle, attached chain and key marked for Fraim and "N&W RY". First quarter 20th century. Lock 3 3/4" H, l

This paper lithograph from Equitable Life assurance Society has areas of damage throughout, marked "Lith. & Printed in Colors by Hatch & Co. 29 William St. N.Y.". There is some staining in the white a

Group of (4) items, to include: oversized lock; electrical breaker, marked labeled ''Kirkman Eng. Corp. N.Y.''; and (2) 19th century candle reflectors, labeled ''Wheeler Reflector Co, Boson, Mass.'' W