Ohio Farmers Companies Calendar

Framed Advertising Calendar By Maxfield Parrish, 17" x 14", Scene Titled "A Perfect Day", "Courtesy Of Farmer's Lumber And Supply Company Coop", 1944 Calendar, Some Edge Tears, Some Months Missing Fro

American, 1850s. Includes an inset hour dial surrounded by a calendar dial, and with changing days of the week, months, and year. In a gesso and gilt frame. 25" diameter dial, 35" diameter overall. Th

American, late 19th century, wood and paper. "The Continuous Calendar," with years on the base, dates on the stick, and days of the week on the moveable disk. 27.5" high. SNS

Peters Cartridge Company Calendar: Featuring the image of a painting by Gustav Muss-Arnolt (1858-1927). Dated 1915. Framed. The Peters company, founded 1887 in in Kings Mills, Ohio, was bought by Remi

For your consideration in this lot is an antique calendar advertising for the Peters Cartridge Company in Cincinnati, Ohio. The calendar shows a mallard duck being chased through the reeds by a huntin

Includes a 1952 Bullard company calendar of Bridgeport Connecticut, has minor wear and is all complete. Also includes a 1944 Monte Carlo Cafe Warren, Ohio complete calendar with a few creases but over

Also includes sheet of 50 6-cent stamps. Meadville, Pa calendar holder enameled- 19 3/4" high x 8 3/4" wide. Stock certificates include Ohio Copper Company of Utah, Consolidated Producers & Refiners C

Circa 1870, Ithaca, NY. This is the Ithaca Calendar Clock Company's “early farmer’s model with columns†which is more unusual than the standard version with flat front. This example r

A Lion Brewery Printed Advertisement Windisch Muhlhauser Brewing Company, Cincinnati, Ohio, Early 20th Century from a calendar. Sight 15 1/4 x 10 1/2 inches.

PAUL SCHRECKENGOST ZODIAC CHARGERAmerican, mid-20th century, ceramic. For the Gem Clay Forming Company of Sebring, Ohio, in deep green with the symbols and signs in calendar form about the circumferen

ceramic, done for the Gem Clay Forming Company of Sebring, Ohio, in burnt sienna with the symbols and signs in calendar form about the circumference.   14" h Provenance: Private co

This is a Fine Antique H.B. Horton’s Ithaca Calendar Clock Co., Ithaca, NY, "Farmers", 8 days, Double Faced Shelf Clock. The clock case is in great condition, the back plate is new, and there is pie

American, early 20th century, print. Depiction of a farmer and his horses, with "PLOW DEEP" above. In a later frame, 28.5" hig, 23" wide (overall). SQS

Produced in 1950s - 1970s by the Imperial Glass Company of Bellaire, Ohio. Set consists of one pitcher and six matching tumblers. Three sueded panels on pitcher depict two windmills and children fishi

Leighton, Clare, ''The Farmer's Year: A Calendar of English Husbandry'', engraved also by the author, Longmans, Green and Company, New York, 1933, first edition, vi, 54 pp and colophon, (horizontal) f

Reading, Pennsylvania, c. 1799, cherry and poplar. Broken-arch pediment, the case with egg-and-dart carving under the cove molding, and with extensive inlay, including vines (from hearts to tulips), a

Oil on canvas, signed in pencil on the stretcher, "John Brewster painter March 6th, 1828." Half-length portrait of a gentleman with dark hair wearing a white shirt, white waistcoat and black coat with

Early 20th century, cast iron. Unusual form, with an owl perched on a stump. Retains early or original gold and green paint. 36" high.NOTE: the lantern relied upon candlelight; the back panel removes

Boston, MA, 1790-1810, mahogany and pine. Fretwork pediment, the case with quarter-fan inlays and quarter-columns with brass capitals and stop fluting, and with brass eagle-and-ball finials. The insid

American/European, 20th century. A "14K" yellow gold wide link bracelet with eight charms, six marked "14K", bale on green stone charm marked "18K" and one charm marked "18K". 2.11 oz total weight. 7.

Connecticut, 2nd quarter-20th century, curly maple. Four drawers and bun feet. This appears to be item 915 in Nutting's Supreme Edition catalog, but in curly maple rather than pine. 39.5" high, 38" wi

American, late 19th-early 20th century. Four pieces in the "Beacon Hill" pattern, open sugar bowl in the "Prelude" pattern, all by International Sterling. Set includes teapot, coffee pot, creamer, cov

French, late 19th century. Large vase with acid etched crimson flowers against a butterscotch-yellow background. Marked "Galle". 18"h.

Oil on canvas, signed lower right and dated 1912. Charming depiction of a Dutch mother sorting flowers with her daughters in front of their house, with water and windmills in the background. In its or