Jamison Frog Coaxer

In scarce frog spot finish with a trailing single hook, having original feather tail and green felt wings, VG+/Ex-, with light wear, factory imperfections, pointers and feather soiling. Better than mo

Very rare early W.J. Jamison catalog, 36 pages (including covers), with vivid color on many of the lure illustrations. Measuring 8 3/8" x 5 3/4", with the full Coaxer line, as well as the New "Nemo" B

Coaxer with trailing single hook, white with red felt wings and tail, Ex-/Ex. A rarely seen early rubber minnow from Chicago in its red 2pc box, end marked for a Model 7, the rubber now hard and fragi

Large 2 1/4" body on this very rarely seen lure, with white finish, red felt wings, original red feather tail and oversized hooks. Condition is Ex-, with light general wear and soiling. It would be to

Both in white with red wings and tail, 1 5/8" model (VG/VG+), in a No.1 Coaxer box with nearly complete top label (VG+/Ex-). Also included is an Ex-/Ex condition Coaxer, shiny finish, most likely unfi

by Various Makers, R/W Bite-'em Bait (VG), Mills Yellow Kid (VG+), Wise Jim Dandy in Frog, Jamison (AVG), 2 Rush Tango including 1 box VG, an interesting folk art lure, and 4 unknown lures, est. 150 -

1 1/4" bodied Coaxer, white/red with trailing single hook (about VG+), in a 1905 patent dated No. 1 Convertible Coaxer box that's also about VG+, with wear and soiling.

In its correct rare "The W. J. Jamison Co." marked picture box, this hand painted frog has expected crazing, wear/rubs and age discoloration, all common issues on these c1890's rubber baits. The very

From the WJ Jamison Co., turn of the century baits, both with the original belly weight, wire hook harness and hand painted frog pattern. Typical wear, flakes, age lines and darkening (one with over-v

Vintage David Webb frog hinged bracelet made in 18k yellow gold and platinum, vibrant green enamel body, accented with 2 oval cabochon cut rubies for eyes and and one round cabochon cut ruby set in th

Edith Barretto Stevens Parsons (American 1878-1956) "Frog Baby, " 1917, bronze fountain with multi-color greenish-gold and brown patina, signed "E. Parsons," with foundry mark for Roman Bronze Works,

of lily pads contemplating a dragon fly that has landed on the lily flower nearby. A crazed surface creates the appearance of age. Franks large "F" carved in the underside. 21" long.

Frog Smith. Dowling Camp Mill At Slater, FL 1928-1944. Signed. Paint on found panel. Excellent condition. Size with artist made frame is 25"w x 17"h. Est. $800-1,200. Ship: $45

Made by Shepard Hardware Company Buffalo, New York - Circa 1890 Here, a boy leap-frogs over his friend’s back when the lever is activated. A superior example of the bank. The condition of the two bo

c. 1915. Unusual and rare Herschell/Spillman carousel frog. Beautifully and Professionally restored. This is not a standard shippable item and will require 3rd party shipping or pickup arrangements to

Herschell-Spillman Company(American, founded 1901)"Hop-Toad" Frog Carousel Figurecirca 1910carved and painted wood48 x 40 x 29 inches

RUSSIAN CARVED NEPHRITE and GOLD FROG FIGURINE A Russian gorgeous naturally carved nephrite stone frog figurine. The frog seated on mineral pillow, with GOLD frame and inset jewels on corners. HALLMAR

REDLANDS POTTERY Rare miniature covered jar with frog, Redlands, CA, ca. 1905 Burnished earthenware Raised REDLANDS POTTERY mark 2" x 3 1/8" Provenance: Al Nobel, California Property of a New York Col

Leaping leopard frog mounted on base, Steve Weaver, Cape Cod, Massachusetts. Frog has lepped from the base, its arms, fingers and legs are extended. Glass eyes. Signed "SAW" and titled "Too Quick to C

Rare Fine Chinese Natural Ruby Frog Carving by a master , excellent carving skills by using ruby's natural texture ， size: 9.95 X 8.2 X 5.6 CM

ANDY WARHOL (1928-1987)Title: PINE BARRENS TREE FROGEndangered SpeciesTechnique: Screenprint on Lenox Museum Board (Portfolio of ten screenprints), Signed and numbered in pencil - lower left, XX/150Ca

Life size bronze 59" tall on a 35 1/2" diameter steel base. Dark brown patina. No 4/6 . Gifted in support of museum operations to The Hyde Collection (Glens Falls, New York) from the Charles R. Wood F

c. 1915. Unusual and rare Herschell/Spillman carousel frog. Beautifully and professionally restored. This is not a standard shippable item and will require 3rd party shipping or pickup arrangements to

Made by the J. & E. Stevens Company. Cromwell, Connecticut - Circa 1890's. From the collection of Robert Weiss. Without a doubt, the Pug Frog bank is one of the most animated toy banks ever invented.