AN AMERICAN WEEDEN MANUFACTURING CO. REVERSING NO. 34

AN AMERICAN WEEDEN MANUFACTURING CO. REVERSING NO. 34 STYLE MODEL STEAM ENGINE TOY, MASSACHUSETTS, 19TH/20TH CENTURY, the base of nickel plated iron, raising a brass boiler enclosed by a steel jacket

American Manufacturing Co tall pedestal plant stand. Signed. Refinished. 34"h x 14"sq. We box and ship ourselves, to keep shipping costs low. We do not use a packaging service, unless the customer pre

Crawford Furniture Manufacturing Corporation (American, est. 1883). Maple, decorative caning. USA, c. 1950's. Tall dresser: Height: 45-1/4", Length: 34", Width: 19-1/8". Short dresser: Height: 30-1/2"

rated 7.5, 6.5"x17", SSP sign has good color and shine, has chips.

Porcelain American Manufacturing Co of Texas (Amcot) Sign

Made by Weeden Manufacturing Co. of Massachusetts circa 1880's. Tin. Good Condition (Dancing Figure Replaced).

Weeden Manufacturing Co Electrically Heated Toy Steam Engine, can be used on AC or DC current of 110 volts, cat #702, with instruction tag, 6" x 4-3/4" x 9-1/4" h, no cord

Penny fortune scale from the American Scale Manufacturing Company with red porcelain top, painted tin signs, and cast-iron base. Showing good porcelain paint with great labeling, some small dings to t

AN AMERICAN SCALE MANUFACTURING CO. FORTUNE MODEL 300 "1¢ Weight-Horoscope & Weight 5¢," COIN OPERATED SCALE, WASHINGTON D.C., CIRCA 1937, porcelain-enameled steel and lithographed tin, a circular

A PAIR OF AMERICAN GAS-LITE MANUFACTURING CO. TALL NICKEL PLATED SPELTER FIVE LIGHT CANDELABRA, LAST HALF 20TH CENTURY, PITTSBURGH, PENNSYLVANIA, four acanthus relief "S" scrolled arms issuing swirled

COIN-OP CHARACTER READINGS PORCELAIN FLOOR MODEL SCALE, MADE BY AMERICAN SCALE MANUFACTURING CO. WASHINGTON DC, BODY IN GOOD CONDITION, MECHANISM WORKING, FROM LOCAL ESTATE, MEASURES 51" HIGH

"Character Readings & Your Future,' early 20th century coin-operated paint decorated scale by the American Scale Manufacturing Co., 52"h x 27"w x 16"d at the base.

(lot of 6) Sterling silver tableware, including: (1) American Whiting Manufacturing Co. reticulated basket, c.1912, approx 7"diam, (1) American Gorham bon bon bowl, approx 5.75"diam, (1) English Willi

Pair American White Manufacturing Co. Coach Lanterns Circa 1830. Lights are of mixed metals including Nickel Silver, brass, copper and other metals. Arched beveled glass is in good condition. One tin

Antique American Gorham Manufacturing Co Sterling Silver Sugar Shaker Caster. 171.6 grams. 8 inches H.

American, Whiting Manufacturing Co, Hallmarked. Dimensions: H 3" x D 13.5" Weight: 6.185 ozt Condition: Showing light signs of age.

American Conduit Manufacturing Co. Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania Antique Advertising Paperweight with American Eagle in Relief. Measures .75 x 3 inches. Provenance: Private collection Washington state. Goo

Gorham Manufacturing Co. (American, est. 1831) Artillery Shell Cocktail Shaker, circa 1915 Brass, nickel-plated brass, copper 22-1/4 x 4 inches (56.5 x 10.2 cm) Impressed FAC-SIMILE EIGHTEEN POUNDER S

A 'G.I. Joe and his K-9-Pups', tinplate clockwork toy by Unique Art Manufacturing Co, American, 1940s, lithographed tinplate, 9 inches high, with original cardboard box 2 Lot to be sold without reserv

NAMCO Manufacturing Co. (American, 1935-1940) Model 601 Radio, circa 1935 Butterscotch catalin 6-1/2 x 8 x 5 inches (16.5 x 20.3 x 12.7 cm) Applied paper manufacturer's label to underside Property fro

Mauser Manufacturing Co. (American (New York), 1887-1903) for C.D. Peacock (American (Chicago), founded as the House of Peacock in 1837 and renamed C.D. Peacock in 1889). Set of twelve American Aesthe

Whiting Manufacturing Co. (American, 1866-1926) Sterling silver five piece tea and coffee service comprising tea pot, coffee pot, creamer, sugar bowl and waste bowl Marked on bottom with Whiting maker

Forestville Manufacturing Co (American (Bristol, Connecticut) 1830s-1850s) Jonathan Clark Brown (American (Bristol, Connecticut)1807-72), circa 1842-1849. A beehive gothic ripple front mantle clock in

Scovill Manufacturing Co. (American). 19th Century antique field camera. Produced circa 1885. Mahogany body, black fabric bellows, brass hardware. Wood is stamped SCOVILL MFG. CO. NY to extension brac