TWO TREENWARE STEINS

Two Treenware Chalices 19th Century comprising a covered and a paint-decorated example. Height of larger 8 1/4 inches. This lot is located in Cincinnati.

American or European, 19th century. Wormwood, 9"d. and pine with darkened varnish. Scratches. 12"d.

Two treenware bowls. The first in old white paint, 19th century, and measures 13" diameter x 3 1/4"H - very good condition; the second, a trencher, impressed with letters NIS in base, is in red paint

Lot of seven 19th C. ladies accessories, including: two treenware combs, one ornately designed from thin wood, 5 1/4" l., the other plain, more solid, 3 1/4" l., one beaded needle ease, hand-crafted c

19th century, America or Britain. one with dark early surface and pewter band at lid. H7" H6 1/2"

Two treenware bowls. The first in wood with shaped rim, mid to late 19th century, some use wear but overall good condition - measures 20" dia. X 6 1/2"H; and a composition bowl with extensive use wear

Comprising a turned footed cup and a turned covered footed canister. Size: 6 1/2"h x 5"d Provenance: Property from the Estate of Judith Applegate, Princeton, NJ.

SHOWING TWO STEINS MADE IN GERMANY, ONE IS A HUNTING SCENE WITH A DEER EMBOSSED ON THE LID AND A EAGLE FINIAL.THE OTHER IS BLUE GLAZED FINISH WITH GOLFERS MOTIF.PLEASE USE PHOTOS AS PART OF THE DESCRI

each signed; comprising an amphora vase numbered "2242" to underside (13 1/2 in.); two steins, one numbered "2025" (7 in.), one numbered "1725" (6 1/4 in.); three vases, one spherical, numbered "2868"

Second half 19th-20th century. Oil lamp with added tin and mica chimney, 14.5"h., two treenware covered containers. Smallest has traces of paint. Age splits. 5", 8"h., and a small box. Damaged hinge,

Two Steins: 1. Mettlach cameo 1/2 liter stein with the Prussian Eagle, a Crown and Crest emblazoned on the side. Pewter thumb lift cover. Impressed with the Mettlach logo, Gesgesch and design number 2

Three pewter steins Schneeberg in Saxony and Schoenfeld in Bohemia, 18th century. Two steins tapering to the top, inside the bottom the marks of the pewterer Christian Friedrich Ftitzsche, who became

Nineteenth-early 20th century. Tin coffee pot, 8.75"h., bank, 4.25"h. and nutmeg grater with wood handle, 4.5"l. And two treenware plates, 6.25", 7.25"d. Together with a hogscraper candlestick, 6.75"h

Seven Table Articles in Brown and Bennington Style Glaze American, 19th Century comprising a molded peacock lidded jar, a ribbed jar marked for Lyman Fenton, a pitcher, two steins, and two vases. Heig

BUFFALO CHINA FRATERNAL ORGANIZATION CERAMIC ARTICLES, LOT OF 10, comprising two steins marked for the "DEUTSCHER JAHRMARKT" and the Fraternal Organization of Orioles, Buffalo Nest, dated 1913; two st

American, mid 19th-20th century. Including hanging salt box, 11.5"h., document box, 11.5"w., large chopping board, 19"w., two treenware bowls, bentwood pantry box with no lid, two mashers, 28"l. 20.5"

Four Half Liter German Glass Beer Steins with Pewter and glass Lids. One stein has enameled verse with musical instruments and pewter lids.Two steins have hand painted glass and pewter lids. One Bohem

Two stoneware steins, .25L, relief, by Whites, Utica, N.Y., A & Eagle, Anheuser-Busch B.A., pewter lid, two faint hairlines; with, .3L, relief, by Whites, Utica, N.Y., mrked 6, A & Eagle, pewter lid,

(Grenzhausen, Germany, 1903-36), steins circa 1903, salt-glazed stoneware with enamel hand painting and hinged pewter covers with tall thumbpieces, Ludwig Hohlwein decorator, impressed “R.MERKELBACH

Mid 19th century. Scrubbed interior, traces of black and blue paint on the exterior. 6.25"h. 19.5"d. And layers of blue paint on the exterior. Filled knot hole, some age splits. 6.25"h. 19"d.

Two Mettlach steins, 1.0L, 2204, decorated relief, inlaid lid, minor pewter tear repaired, body mint; with, 1.0L, 2585, etched & decorated relief, inlaid lid, minor pewter strap repair, body mint

Two Mettlach steins, .5L, 1856, etched, inlaid lid, base chip repaired; with, .5L, 2635, etched, inlaid lid, inlay repaired, faint line in handle, pewter repair, looks good

Second half 19th century. Both have later exterior paint. Green, 4.5"h. 17"d. And light salmon pink, 4"h. 15"d.

Two Mettlach steins, 1.0L, 1786, etched, by O. Hupp, pewter lid, dragon head repaired - looks good; with, 1.0L, 3143, etched, by F. Quidenus, copper inlaid lid is old replacement, mint