Two early corkscrews, tin opener and nut crackers

Also includes Columbia Cylider Record and angel.

One is a spring loaded devise that holds the nut against the grater and the second is a Japanese tin box that has a storage compartment for the nut and an upper door that opens to reveal the grater. H

Lot of Vintage items: 2 Wooden nutcrackers, One with Erzgebirge label, Pyrograph and stained box (early 1900's), Two empty gift boxes, satin fringe card, oval adv. Picture woman with poinsettias, fold

Two nutcracker canes Various dates early to mid 20th century The first a Black Forest silver-mounted carved walnut and mahogany walking stick, the handle with a figural nut cracker, the silver marked

Misc. lot including early steel dometop box (10" x 6" x 5 1/2"), cast iron squirrel nut cracker (6" Ht.), miniature iron, tin oil lamp (10" Ht.), and earl tin and glass lamp (10 1/2" Ht.).

Early lighting devices including two corkscrew candle holders, one banded hog scraper candlestick, one wood and tin candle holder, and one tin sconce with reflector. Sconce: H 9-3/4" W 4". Candle hold

Tin coffee grinder, a wisk, ladle, two scoops, candle snuffer, biscuit cutter, cork screw, bottle opener, wisk, rotating cutter. 7-1/2" high to 5" long.

Painted basket in old red and blue paint, circa 1920 . L 17-3/4" W 12" H 14". Two antique tin lanterns. H 11" and 14". All in excellent condition.

American, possibly 18th century, comprising: Paul Revere type punched tin lantern, hinged front door, hanging loop, 15 x 5-1/4 in.; tin candle sconce, 11 x 8-1/2 x 2-1/2 in. Provenance: Thomas W. Brad

TWO EARLY TIN TOYSLate 19th Century1) Three-piece train set. Locomotive length 6".2) Goat. Length 6".

Two early tin fluid lighting devices including a candle chamber stick with removable tin peg lighting device - 18th/19th century - the chamber stick measures 6 1/4"H x 7" diameter at base - both in go

Gibbs litho tin circa 1910 gravity toy spins two children in circle 11" H, litho tin weight powered seesaw possibly by Buffalo Toys with colorful graphics 14" W

Ambulance marked 'Non-Pareil', other truck is unmarked. Both of lightweight tin. Dimensions are: largest 7 1/2" long. All measurements are approximate.

Two early tin lighting devices including a lard finger lamp in original mustard paint, good condition, early to mid 19th century - 7 1/3"H; together with an unusual oil or kerosene lamp with tin refle

Two early tin chocolate and pudding molds including: A 2 part hen on nest measuring 8"W x 7 1/2"H; and a walking duck open mold measuring 6"W 3 1/4"H . Both in very good condition, late 19th century.

4 3/4" & 4 1/4"

Cased Walker and Hall Sheffield Silverplate Nut and Grape set, with shears, two nut crackers and two mother of pearl handle picks. In original leather presentation case. Maker mark on shears. 1.5lbApp

Cased Walker and Hall Sheffield Silverplate Nut and Grape set, with shears, two nut crackers and two mother of pearl handle picks. In original leather presentation case. Maker mark on shears. 1.5lbApp

12" Composition Kewpie with Paper Heart by Rose O'Neill , small 9" Kewpies in old clothing and not marked, two early tins one small and large, Kewpie Postcards few old, lots of other papers

Boxed English silver plated serving set, features: embossed & engraved flowers & scrolls & ball crested rod handles, includes: two 8 3/4" serving spoons, two nut crackers, one grape shears, one 5" con

Both chromolithographed tin, including Campfire, made by The Campfire Co. Milwaukee, Wis., 10" diameter x 6" high; and Favorite Marshmallows, by Sauerston and Brown, Cincinnati, Ohio, 10" diameter x 6

ALIGATOR FORM NUT CRACKERS. GOOD CONDITION. 14" & 9" L

Two early European tin glazed hand painted bowls on footed base. One decorated with colorful flowers - chips to edge of rim and small section with glue repair - 8 1/2" diameter x 4"H; and 1 with blue

Nice lot of two early tobacco tins. Lot includes a George Washington Cut Plug tin and a Granger Rough Cut tin. Both are in good condition with litho loss and wear from use and age. Both display very w