Petite Starred Tank. Possibly Swiss, mid-twentieth

Continental School, possibly Swiss, mid to late19th century, oil on canvas, three-quarter length portrait of a standing gentleman, apparently unsigned, graphite inscription to the frame for the framer

Collection of Vintage Doll Eyes. Possibly German, early to mid twentieth century. Twenty-one pairs of doll eyes, tin and glass, most with original weights and eyelashes. Various skin tone eyelids and

10” strand, including a blue glass medallion possibly Medusa on a silver bezel possibly added in the 17th century or earlier, toned gold, the age factor is astounding; restrung in the mid-twentieth

BRUNO REY, LOT (4) MID-CENTURY MODERN DINING CHAIRS (2/ARM & 2/SIDE), POSSIBLY FOR DIETCKER SWISS (MINOR IMPERFECTIONS)

Tabletop scholar's box or jewelry chest decorated in red paint, gold gilding, and gilt vernis. C. Early- to Mid-20th Century, possibly older. Key included. Dimensions: H 18.5" x W 21.5" x D 8.75" Cond

English Late Classical Silverplate Double-Arm Argand Lamp mid-19th century, possibly Bright & Co., mounted with a tole fluid tank and later glass shades. h. 21", w. 19-1/4", d. 5-1/4"

Japanese Noh Theater Mask. Mid nineteenth century-early twentieth century. Gesso carved wood mask depicting a man with glass eyes and a distressed expression. Possibly from the Meiji period. 11 ½ x 1

A mid-20th century mechanical wristwatch by Cartier. Tank Solo model. Rectangular 18k yellow gold plated bezel, white dial with Roman numerals and hallmark Cartier Swiss. The crown is set with a sapph

A mid-20th century mechanical wristwatch by Cartier. Tank Solo model. Rectangular 18k yellow gold plated bezel, white dial with Roman numerals and hallmark Cartier Swiss. The crown is set with a sapph

Guaranteed to Surprise Alive sideshow banner. Mid-twentieth century. Painted heavy canvas advertising a sideshow act. 165 x 115”. Acquired from the Canadian National Exhibition.

Silver Pigeon Scooter. Japan: Marusan, mid-twentieth century. Tin litho friction toy scooter with two passengers, colorful and detailed graphics, and original windshield. Marked Silver Pigeon on both

Pair of birds. Mid-twentieth century. In silver. Weight: 1.350 kg. Measurements: 13 x 33 x 9 cm. Pair of ornamental silver birds in their colour.

A mid-twentieth century silver salver in Art Deco style, octagonal sided with gadroon rim to a plain centre and raised on four stepped block feet with stylised leaf detail. Hallmarked Walker & Hall, S

A mid-twentieth century silver cake dish, the plain shallow form with applied scroll edge and raised on a squat footed base. Hallmarked Mappin & Webb, Sheffield 1938 or 1963. Maximum length measuring

Popeye Lantern. Japan: Linemar Toys, mid-twentieth century. Battery operated tin litho toy lantern with arms that swing up as a handle. In original box. 7 _ tall. Light oxidation on edges of hands, so

Poker Chip / Check Shiner. Mid-twentieth century. Solid stack of six yellow poker chips inlaid with a fleur-de-lis design incorporates an angled mirror on one side. Hidden among a stack of regular chi

Motorcycle with Sidecar. Paris: SFA, mid-twentieth century. Tin litho wind-up motorcycle toy marked Paris: SFA and Made in France, as well as the model number, 2139-RP9. Unusual yellow variant, includ

Gettysburg Address Bronze Plaque. Mid-twentieth century. Imposing and heavy bronze plaque on oak frame with the opening lines of the Gettysburg Address and a small bust of Abraham Lincoln in the flowe

Yellow and Green Racer 3. France, mid-twentieth century. Wind-up tin litho toy car with a coil mechanism and brightly colored paint. 8 long. Light scratches to litho. Working. Very good.

Motorcycle with Sidecar. Paris: SFA, mid-twentieth century. Tin litho wind-up motorcycle toy marked Paris: SFA and Made in France, as well as the model number, 2139-RP9. Unusual yellow variant, includ

Racer Motorcycle #6. France: J.M.B, mid-twentieth century. Tin litho wind-up motorcycle toy of a civilian racing motorcycle with #6 on his back, rubber seam or bumper attached at metal edges, missing

Unicyclist Clown. Japan: Modern Toys, mid-twentieth century. Battery operated cycling clown with tin litho base, light up balls in his hands, and moving appendages. 12 tall. Some soiling to fabric and

Red and Green Buggy. Japan: Linemar Toys, mid-twentieth century. Tin litho wind-up toy of a red and green buggy car with driver, license plate 1914, detailed underbelly. 5 x 5. Light oxidation spots,

Civilian Motorcycle. Germany: Technofix, mid-twentieth century. Tin litho friction motorcycle toy, marked Made in Western Germany, the number 15, and 3.50-19 on the wheels; mechanism partially exposed