One American Wood Powder Tin

One American Wood Powder Tin 4 1/2 in. tall A small square green decorative tin. As found. Provenance: Private Collection, a descendant of Thomas Coleman du Pont

One American Powder Mills Tin 4 1/4 in. tall As found. Provenance: Richard Labowskie, M.D. Collection

Two Powder Tins largest is 6 in. tall One American Powder Mills tin and one Dupont tin. As found. Provenance: Private Collection, a descendant of Thomas Coleman du Pont

Two American Powder Mills Dead Shot Tins largest is 6 in. tall Two American Powder Mills tins. One label has an image of a hunter, a dog, and birds on the wing. One label has an image of a shot mallar

Three Powder Tins largest is 5 1/2 in. tall Two American Powder Mills tins and one Duck Size tin. As found. Provenance: Richard Labowskie, M.D. Collection

Green tin with image of a pointer and hunter on one side and a single pointer on the other.  Measures 4.5" tall.

American, late 20th Century. One with turned wood and tin center post, "S" shaped iron arms with red, black, yellow, and green paint. 19.75"h. and the second has a center post with two tin spheres, "S

One W-A Powder Tin 5 3/4 in. tall A W-A smokeless powder tin from the American Smokeless Powder Company for hard-grain shotguns. As found. Provenance: Private Collection, a descendant of Thomas Colema

2 Vintage Spinning Tops (1 Tin, 1 Wood). Tin top is 1940's to 1950's. Both still work good. Not sure how old the wooden one is. They measure 6 3/4" and 5 1/8" Diameter.

One Triple Refined Dead Shot Powder Tin 8 in. tall A red powder tin with a circular label that reads: "Triple Refined Dead Shot Sporting Powder Manufactured by the American Powder Mills, Boston, A.O.

One Warren Sporting Powder Tin 4 1/2 in. tall Rectangular tin with front label: "Manufactured at Warren Powder Mills, Warren Sporting, Boston, Mass." Label depicts three hunters in woods with dog. As

A late 18th / early 19th century American wood pie safe having two (2) doors with inset perforated tin and two (2) drawers with plastic handles, one with metal keyhole. A rotating metal hinge at the t

American, mid 20th century. Carved wood with articulated tail, tin legs and ears. Traces of original paint, loss (one foot is split). 10.25"l.

First quarter 20th century. Wood and tin lithographed wagons with wooden and metal horses and one driver. Original paint. "Rich's LIttle Milk Man, Rich Toys, Clinton, Iowa, 1922". Horse has old leathe

Second half 20th century. Carved wood with tin fins. Including Perch with green over original white paint and two antiqued surface smaller lures in green and one in white. Varying wear. 5" to 5.75"l.

Carved wood and painted obelisk with "In Memory" and dates of major American wars up until WWI. With anchors and rifles. Nice surface. Sliding tin powder flask. Obelisk measures 7 inches tall. Conditi

American circa 1935. Made of Tin (One on wood platform). 5 1/4" - 7 3/4" Tall. These are hand cranked/moved toys. Very Fine to Excellent Condition.

American, early 20th century. Two wall-mounting coffee mills with tin reservoirs on wood backings, each with a cast iron grinder and tin grounds catcher, including one reading Ever-Ready Coffee Mill o

Two American shore bird decoys. One being painted tin in Two (2) parts, second being a wood carving, 20th Century.Inv. 201

Ben Austrian (American, 1870-1921) "White Rabbits and a Chick," oil on canvas, original frame. Accompanied by a wood advertising box for Bon Ami scouring powder, which used one of Austrian's chicks as

Mid 20th century. Carved from one piece of wood with original paint, glass eyes and tin "ears". Added base has split. 22.5"h.

American, ca. 1920's. Lithographed tin camping scene including two campers sawing a log, one camper chopping wood, and two campers signaling with flags. Functions properly. 5.5"h., 14"w., 3.5"d.

19th century. one carved from wood with an anchor in the top and the other fashioned from horn appears to be a powder horn. H3 3/4" H1 1/4"Private Collection of a Carolina Gentleman.

The joined wood horse figure with leatherette saddle retains one stirrup, one hollow embossed tin rosette on one side and bit ornament on the other, plus a similar embossed tin disk at the tail - miss