Early Wooden Dice Gambling Machine. American, ca. 1890.

Set of 12 Mother of Pearl Gambling Chips. American, ca. 1890. Initialed “W” with value denominations on verso, comprising one 5, three 20, three 50, one 200, two 500 and three 5,000. A dollar sign

Wooden ÒSure ShotÓ Dice Box. American, ca. 1930s. Turned wooden dice shaker box, convex interior, which a skilled operator can control. 3Ó diam.

Wooden "Sure Shot Dice Box." American, ca. 1930s. Turned and finely finished wooden box, allowing a skilled operator control of the dice. Diam. 2 ½”. Light scratches; very good. With a pair of vint

Cast Iron Top Hat Spittoon. American, ca. 1890-1900s. Early saloon spittoon in the shape of a top hat. Cast iron lined with white porcelain. Height 7”. Diameter 6”. Very good.

Die Through Hat. German, likely Bartl, ca. 1890. A solid wooden die, when covered with the decorative box, passes through a borrowed hat. A double set, with original instructions. Boxes 3”. Superior

Card Trimmer. American, maker unknown, ca. 1890. Early brass blade trimmer with wood handle. Very good.

An American, ca.1890-1910 quarter sawn oak floor model Victrola. Fitted storage complete with hand crank and approximately 20 records. Measuring approx 43" tall x 19" wide x 22" deep. Good working con

Gambling Wheel. American, ca. 1900s. Hand-painted and hand-built, on a wooden handle. Folk art look. Some numeric sticker residue areas, one sticker still present. 23” long, 15” diameter.

Remington Standard No. 2 and No. 4 1) "Remington Standard No. 2", 1890, serial no. 38994, early American upstroke machine, successor to famous Sholes & Glidden, the first successful typewriter in the

Lot of 2 antique wooden advertising boxes / crates. American, ca. late 19th - early 20th century. One J.C. Norris & Co.'s XX Soda Biscuits and Postum Food Coffee. Condition as is, wear / loss and agin

Southeast Asia, Indonesia, Sumba, ca. early 20th century CE. A charming figural wooden post used as part of the weaving process. The anthropomorphic form matches the shape, with a head topping the pie

American, ca. 1960s. Electronic machine with women dressed as Playboy bunnies. Wooden base. Top and back panel of top separate. Non-working. 73"h. 52"w. 28/26

**Originally Listed At $500** North America, United States, ca. first half of the 19th century CE. A hand-carved walking spinning wheel (also known as a great wheel) of an enormous form with a slanted

American Automatic Machine Co. manufactured these countertop dicer games in the 1890's. Very little of the marquee is legible. One key is included. (Good - Very Good). 13-1/2"T. x 8-1/2" Dia.

An early dice popper manufactured by Caille. This gambling device has an elaborate cast iron cabinet with original back door and a replaced award card with the label "The Lucky Dice Machine". As is ty

Twelve (12). American. 1940s. Burroughs business machine company made these small wooden replica of early American clocks with Gilbert movements. Made as a premium for business customers. Series of no

a fine example of an early 20th century working puppet. Carved wooden body with molded pottery and painted face. Clothes are hand stitched. Height 21"

a fine example of an early 20th century working puppet. Carved wooden body with molded pottery and painted face. Clothes are hand stitched. Height 21"

**Originally Listed At $2000** Oceania, Polynesia, American Samoa, ca. late 19th to early 20th century CE. A large, wooden model of an outrigger canoe with a fishing platform. It features five outrigg

Lot of three pieces of Weller Pottery. Produced by Weller Pottery of Zanesville, Ohio. American, ca. early to mid 20th century. Marbleized bowl (die impressed mark "Weller"). One Louwelsa ewer with "L

Caille Brothers 5 Cent Dice Popper. Detroit: Caille Brothers, ca. 1900s. Five-cent coin-operated gambling machine. Cast iron, nickel plating with original back door. Reproduced manufacturer’s la

ca. 1890-1910. One of the finest executed Americana book podium stands. Features a copper American Bald Eagle spreading its wings while standing on a sphere. Its spread wings allows the opposing side

American, ca. 1920's. Early figure advertising RCA Radiotron radio tubes. Reticulated joints and slotted hands. Retains good original paint. 16" tall.

A model of an American stagecoach used in the early 18th century. The four painted zinc horses pulling a carved and painted wooden carriage, circa 1940, loss and wear, measuring 8.75" x 34" x 7.5".