Early Cast Iron Shoo-Fly Fan.

Has original material on swatters and great cast iron ornate base. Wind up mechanism works as it should! . Awesome display piece. approx 44.5 in tall

This mechanical fan with a clock-work motor and no key was first patented in 1885 by William R. Fowler of Philadelphia. The wind-up mechanism is at the top of the base where the spindle connected to t

Early R. Zassenhaus cast iron single fly wheel coffee grinder No. 3 with original drawer and tag. Ref: "The MacMillan Index: Antique Coffee Mills" page 1104. 23.25"h x 19"w x 15" wheel dia.

Rare early industrial ceiling fan by Hunter Fan and Ventilating Company, marked with a plaque on the motor. Dimensions: H 16" x Dia. 36.5" Condition: Not tested; may need rewiring. Showing normal surf

Early 20th century. The Dr. Zemenick Collection. Ht. 17" W 13".

Early 20th century. The Dr. Zemenick Collection. Ht. 12" W 9".

Early 20th century. The Dr. Zemenick Collection. Ht. 17" W 14".

The oval form with decoration of fans and lettered PRR, central knob handle. Measures 1.5 x 4.5 x 3 inches. We happily provide seamless in-house packing and shipping services on nearly everything we s

A RARE IVES #121 GLASS AND CAST IRON DOME, EARLY 20TH CENTURY. The eight panel dome with open fan shaped cast iron ends, raised on six associated tapering girder columns, mounted on a later faux brick

Three cast iron women doorstops, early 20th c., to include a Waverly Studios woman with fan, a woman with shawl, etc., tallest - 9 3/4'' l.

Early Electric Oscillating Fan, 13.5" x 11", Cast Iron Frame, Brass Blades, Motor Runs, Needs Cleaning, Does Not Oscillate At Present Without Being Moved By Hand, Kansas Private Collection

RARE EARLY EDISON MANUFACTURING CO. BRASS BLADE BI-POLAR ELECTRIC FAN, with six blades affixed to a cast-iron stand retaining original painted surface and applied tag marked "EDISON MFG. CO. / OR

United States Early 20th Century Includes a figural woman in a pink bikini holding a large fan above her head, and an elephant painted in a deep red-brown. Cast iron,Smallest 4" t x 5 1/2" w x 2 1/4"

Spencer, VA. MetalCrafters, etc. Includes early circa 1880 Fantail Rooster finial; Dragon Fly doorknocker; Heart “Place to Park”; Foundry Man, “Kendallville Foundry, Inc.”; Mon

Shows wear throughout, displays well, has some matches inside, one cent, 23.75"x3", rated 7.25

Unidentified maker, two-horse team with gimbaled wheel intact, bell present, in black and red paint, 5 1/2" x 27 1/2" x 5". Lacking ladders and two drivers, light corrosion, about 70% paint.

19th century, triple openwork backrest decorated with winged figures carrying a harp, armrests with rams head terminals h. 31 w. 79 d. 21 in. Provenance: the estate of a South Salem, NY lady

Early cast iron dove gate weight. American. Mid-late 19th century. L 11-3/4", W 8", D 3". Pease refer to this link for high-res images https://www.dropbox.com/sh/i5ks52aamxg254q/AACjJ3rzAVYLgg2ylthOn9

Rare cast iron Indian andirons. Third quarter of the 19th century. Excellent condition. H 13" D 13-1/2"

Cast Iron Fly Figural Advertising Match Holder for Simpson Iron Co. Columbus, Ohio. This is the Rarest and most Unusual of the collection because it is made by and advertises Simpson Iron Co. Excellen

Early Cast Iron Fireman Child's Toy 7 3/4"H, 28"L, 5 1/2"W

Cast Iron "Fan" Back Bench - 38 in tall x 48 x 24, Seat height is 14.5 inches

This is an early cast iron cigar cutter made by the Brunhoff Specialty Company, advertising Trustem 5¢ cigars. The original clock is manufactured by the Waterbury Clock Company and is housed in i

EARLY CAST IRON FIRE BACK DATED 1749 (35" X 28")