Eads Bridge St Louis1904 Diesinger Stein

Three Diesinger steins, pottery, all St. Louis, .5L, relief, Cascade Gardens 1904; with, .5L, relief, Eads Bridge; with, .5L, relief, Union Station, all have pewter lids, very good condition.

A Pair of Official Enameled Tin Souvenir Cups by Norvell-Shapleigh Hardware Co. from the Louisiana Purchase Exposition, St. Louis, 1904, Depicting the Eads Bridge, Louisiana Territory, and portraits o

ST. LOUIS 1904 WORLD'S FAIR OFFICIAL SOUVENIR MUGMetal, enameled cup. Featuring the Eads Bridge, map of 1803 Louisiana Purchase, and portraits of Jefferson and Napoleon. 2.75" height

Circa 1880s Stereoview; Identification on image, "992 Big Bridge, St. Louis, Mo.". Depiction of Eads Bridge over the Mississippi River with LINE Freight & Ticket Office on water. Photographic stereovi

Collection of vintage sterling silver souvenir spoons includes the Brooklyn Bridge, New York skyline, Boston Old South Church, California Orange State, Pike's Peak Colorado, Eads Bridge St Louis,

Gherman Alexeyvich Komlev (Russian, 1933 - 2000) "Mississippi River Bridge" Likely Eads Bridge (St. Louis). Signed lower right. Original Oil painting on Canvas laid on Board. Provenance: Collection of

Includes Detroit, Michigan, Chief White Man, Kiowa, April by George W. Shiebler & Co, designed by Victor Freisinger, Milwaukee by Mechanics Sterling Co. and Eads Bridge, St. Louis, Missouri by Mechani

Robin TowleAmerican, 20th centuryEads Bridge, Laclede's Landing, St. Louis, MOOil on canvasSigned to mid-lower left. Colorful depiction of the Eads Bridge extending from the architecture of Laclede's

German 1/2L stein, St. Louis 1904, 7 1/2"H; hand painted Pickard Malmaison Bavaria plate, 9"-diameter; Meissen Blue Onion reticulated plate, 9 1/2"-diameter

Pottery Diesinger Relief 1/2L. City Hall St Louis Expo 1904. Mint.

Blown Glass 1/2L. Enameled shield for Great Britian. Sold at St Louis 1904 Expo. Mint.

Pottery Diesinger Relief 1/2L. St. Louis Exposition 1904 Palace of Electricity. Mint.

Four glass steins, .5L, blown, clear, handpainted, United States, France, Great Britain, Germany, all have pewter lids, available at the World's Fair, St. Louis, 1904, mint

Pottery stein, 1.0L, relief, 575, Tyrolerdorf in St. Louis, 1904 Worlds Fair, pewter lid, mint

Pottery stein, 1.0L, relief, 406, Tyrol in St. Louis, 1904 Worlds Fair, pewter lid, mint

Three pottery steins, .5L, Lee Monument, inlaid lid has hairline; with, .5L, St. Louis 1904, pewter lid, mint; with, .25L, Railway Exchange Bldg., mint

David KaskowitzSt. Louis, (1925 - )Mississippi River Scene, Eads Bridgewatercolor on paperinitialed lower right, framed.David Kaskowitz was a classmate and lifelong friend of John Wehmer.13 x 17

The two nickel plated match safes featuring The Eads Bridge/Festival Hall & Cascades and The Electricity Building/Jefferson & Napoleon. Measures 1.5 x 2.25 and 1.5 x 2.75 inches. Without proof of exem

R. Benecke, St. Louis, Levee at St. Louis, MO, ArtotypeFramed photograph showing an early view of the levee with horse-drawn wagons and riverboats with the Eads bridge in the distance.10 1/2 x 15 1/2

Pottery Diesinger Relief 1/16L. Dwarf and St Louis Worlds Fair.

Whites Utica Stoneware Relief 4/10L Stein. “Union Station, St Louis.” Made for the St Louis Expo in 1904. Rare. Mint.

A Group of Six Base Metal Tankards and Steins from the Louisiana Purchase Exposition, St. Louis, 1904, Five depicting a building from the World's Fair, including the Palace of Electricity, the Palace

Group of Four Pressed Glass 1/2L Steins. 1) Circle design. Relief pewter lid. "Burgerbrau Worlds Fair St Louis 1904". Mint. 2) Faceted body. Porcelain inlay lid. "M. Sch." Mint. 3) Faceted body. Porce

Key item, mint, F-VF. The subject of the vignette was the 'Eads Bridge' that spanned the Mississippi, connecting the cities of St. Louis, Missouri and East St. Louis, Illinois. At the time of its cons