2 Brass Fans

GE- 18" Tall with 13" Cage- Emerson- 12" High with 9" Cage

(2) Brass blade antique GE fans to include Alternating Current Fan Motor No. 312709, 17-1/2" H, needs rewired with damage to cage and GE Prepayment Fan Motor, coin operated, spec. 2720-36-1, No. C8052

French. With classical maiden medallion on chenets and winged head on firescreen. Approx. 21 1/2" H. Firescreen approx. 26" H. (5267)

Benin Brass Hand Fan, with punched decoration of fish, lizaed and iguana, 12 1/2" tall, 7" wide. Good condition. Provenance: From the Estate of Thomas Cavanaugh of Maine and Florida.

Round dining table in the Empire style, with reeded column pedestal base and brass fan applique; expands to an oval shape with (2) inset leaves. Labeled underneath. Dimensions: (Without leaves) H 29.2

ROUND SMOKEY AMBER GLASS WITH TWO CHILDREN, HAND MIRROR AND FAN BRASS MOUNTS RING HANDLES 5 1/2" X 7 1/4" PLEASE READ CAREFULLY - Terms for Purchasing and Shipping of Auction Items. Please read carefu

No damage or repairs. Condition (Excellent). Size 14 - 1/2" T.

BRASS BLADED FAN (6 BLADES) - BRASS CAGE , MARKED "SEPT 12 1899" - 19666 TYPE, #466182, 3 SPEED 14" DIAMETER X 15 1/2" HIGH

A Pair of American Brass Andirons by John Molineux, Boston, 19th Century, Stamped John Molineux Boston. Together with a pierced brass fire fan, 20th century. Open fire fan dimensions: h: 25 1/2 x w: 3

Gucci navy blue envelope having leather and brass tab closure, fan-shaped brass corners, divided interior with zippered pocket and removable strap, labeled and numbered, 8 1/2 x 10 x 1 1/2 with 17-18

Cage is approx 16 1/2" in diameter and 19 1/2" total height. If needing shipment, this will be packed and shipped by The UPS Store. Please read shipping terms.

Five Chinese Reverse-Painted Portraits of Young Women, depicting seated and holding a fan, each framed with brass hanging bracket, each 17 1/2" x 13". Provenance: Property from a private New York coll

Late 18th - early 19th century chest of four drawers with scalloped base, fan inlay and oval brass hardware. String inlay and cross banded vertical panels. [38 1/2 x 41 x 20 inches]. Split panel to to

(1) c1820 "Woman in Profile with Back Comb" pencil and watercolor. gilt press brass frame. (1) "(18th c) Lady with Fan" appears to be a hand colored print. 4 1/2 x 3 1/2 (and smaller)

Regency Mahogany Cellarette Early 19th century. Highly figured mahogany with carved fans and gadrooning. casket form with claw feet and brass mounts, lead lined. 23 1/2 x 29 1/4 x 17 in.

Completely restored Westinghouse fan with new wiring, painted and lacquered. Blades are not brass. Runs an oscillates as a new fan. Cage is 13 1/2 in in diameter 16 1/4 in tall.

Brass swivel base. Blue velvet upholstery. 20"h x 30 1/2"w x 29 1/2"d

A Stimpson Computing Fan Scale Louisville, Kentucky, Early 20th Century serial no. 22433. with associated brass scoop pan. Height 19 x width 15 x depth 8 1/2 inches. Property from the Collection of Le

Antique highboy, New England, circa 1780. Refinished , mostly original brasses. Some lip repair. H 72-1/2" Upper case W 35-1/2" lower case W 38" D 18". Please refer to this link for high-res images. h

with fan carved stepped interior, ogee bracket feet. 43" 1/2" high, 36 1/2" wide , 20" deep. Old finish, cracks to lid and top, some chips to drawer lips, replaced brass, some losses and age and use w

Custom built large Jhoola. Contemporary dark wood with ornate brass floral and medallion design theme. Shell form, fan back seat with upholstered cushion and pillows. 2-step pedestal and column suppor

having fan carved interior, with ogee bracket base. Wear, scratches, brasses replaced, old repair to backboards. 42 1/2" high, 39" wide, 20" deep. Provenance: Estate of Eloise Hackworth, Buffalo, NY.

2 Brass 12 Light Chandeliers. Fancy brass design with pinecone finials, pierced filigree decoration, filigree scrolling arms and hanging garland embellishments; 6 arms are original gas light burners w

(lot of 2) Brass adjustable floor lamps, each rising on a tubular stand. Provenance: Property from the estate of Thomas J. Perkins, San Francisco, and Belvedere, CA