TWO 19TH C IRON BLUBBER SPADES. ONE IS SIGNED

J. CONKLEN. 21 1/4" LONG, 5" WIDE. THE OTHER IS SIGNED MACY AND IS 10" LONG AND 4" WIDE.

LONG AND 62 1/4" LONG.

Two 19th Century Iron Hog Scraper Push Up Candlesticks. With brass wedding ring bands, one signed "Heise" on thumb plate. 7-3/4"h. and 9-1/2"h. Condition: Good with rust and pitting.

TWO 19TH C IRON TOASTERS, ONE LARGE WITH HEART DECORATIONS, ONE SMALL FOR A SINGLE SLICE OF BREAD. BOTH WITH HANGING HOLES.

Two 19th Century Wrought Iron Spatulas Signed "W.M. Seiler". 10-1/2" and 12"l. Condition: Good with wear and minor rust.

Two 19th Century Iron Betty Lamps. One with rooster finial. Plus a scissors snuffer. Tallest measures 5-1/2'h. Condition: Good with rust and pitting.

English school depicting a steam/sailing ship with British flag, signed lower right dated 1868. Image 10”H x 18”W. Unsigned oil on canvas of a schooner with an American flag. Image 10&#822

Two late 18th/ 19th C. needleworks, one signed schoolgirl sampler and one embroidered map of North America, details include: sampler by Rachel Atkison, 19th C., alphabet and numeric characters, signed

Two 19th Century Iron Glazed Redware Piecesone ovoid jug, height 6 inches; mug with black marking, height 5 inches

TWO 19TH C BRASS KETTLES, ONE STAMPED SIGNED MERIDAN, CT, 10 X 10 , 10 X 14

Two 19th century American School painting. One seascape, signed J. Sable. The other, a farm scene, Signed H. Bogardus. Unframed. Sight size: 12" x 18".

Two early 19th C. Windsor side chairs, one signed JCT, possibly for James Chapman Tuttle, Massachusetts. Signed chair: 38-1/2in tall x 17in wide x 17in deep. Seat height: 18in.

SIGNATURE IS ILLEGIBLE, 34 1/2" LONG, 3" WIDE, SLIGHTLY BENT AND SOME RUST.

AMERICAN SCHOOLLate 19th CenturyTwo works featuring catboats. One signed lower right “HLM”. The other unsigned.Oils on board, 8” x 9.5” and 8" x 10". Framed 10”

Two 19th century iron and brass toy working steam engines. One iron and brass working steam engine with stenciling. 6.25"l x 6"w x 4.75"h. One iron and brass working steam engine. 7"l x 5.75"w x 5.75"

TWO PAIRS OF ENGLISH 19TH C. IRON SHACKLES WITH KEYSOne pair mounted together, the other with short chain between.Widest 9.80 in. (24.89 cm.)

TWO 19TH C IRON STICKING TOMMIES, BOTH WITH HANGING HOOKS, ONE 11 1/2" LONG, ONE 8" LONG. STICKING TOMMY USED AS A CANDLE LIGHT DRIVING IT INTO A WOODEN BEAM OR ROCK CREVICE FOR STABILITY.

British, one signed "Mary A Elworthy Aged 6/Years May 28th, 1835", cream ground with multicolored highlights, strawberry border and baskets, central boy with baskets flanked by flowering plants and tw

(British, active 19th C.) one signed l.l.c. and the other signed l.r.c., both dated 1848 Each overall: 19-3/8"h x 15"w Each sight: 13-1/4"h x 8-7/8"w

Heights 28.5 inches, laurel and oak/olive, one signed Gebler(?) and the other marked "50 AT"

A collection of ten small spy glasses, French and English, 19th century, one signed DOLLOND LONDON, including a rare glass scent bottle spyglass, three charm bracelet spyglasses, two with sky blue ena

Two bounties of fruit Oil on canvas h. 15 w. 19 in. (each) Late 19th century, one signed Cora M Bragdon, in matching gilt frames overall: 21 x 25 in. (each frame) Provenance: From a Millwood, NY estat

Two Civil War Oak Water Casks, 19th c., with iron banding, one mounted with a spigot, H.- 10 7/8 in., W.- 9 in., D.- 7 1/2 in. Provenance: The Estate of John Peter Eaves, New Orleans, Louisiana.

Two Antique 19th C Gold Filled Dog Clip Clasps. One is signed Bates & Bacon and measures just under 1 inch in length.