5 Victorian Match Safes,

oil can, bean (sterling) rugby ball, cork (dated 1878) and figural tied package.

figural aluminium shoe, brass shoe, chocolate bar, Arm and Hammer advertising volcanite and silverplate shoe.

ivory game board, shell, tartanware with vesta socket, Isle of Man with coin holder and a figural owl.

Lot (5) Victorian glass matchsafes.

including floral, various makers.

1 marked "293 Whiting Sterling", 1 marked "Sterling Gilbert", 3 marked "Sterling", 2 silver plated marked "5916 Pairpoint MFG. Co." and "Silverine"

Largest: 5" W

Largest: 2.5" T

Wonderful late Victorian match safe appears to be Gutta Percha. The goddess Diana or Artemis, Goddess of the Hunt.? Matches not included, measures 3" x 1.5"

American, late 19th-early 20th century. A group of six sterling silver match safes with repoussé decoration of foliate motifs, all marked Sterling; largest ht. 2.5 in., silver wt. 3.37ozt (105g

Sampson Mordan & Co. Victorian sentry match safe / vesta, of regimental interest London, United Kingdom, 1886silver, enamel 2.5 h x 1 w x .375 d in (6 x 3 x 1 cm) Impressed manufacturer's mark

in a mailing wrapper, by Enos Richardson & Company, 1 1/8" X 2 5/8", scarce.

This great antique match safe was a complimentary promotional item from the Galena-Signal Co in Franklin PA. Case is a gilt gold over lightly leaf and vine embossed metal. Measures approx 1.5" x 3

Victorian Sterling Silver Match Safe Piece is 2 5/8" x 1 5/8" All items Located in in Hollywood Florida Warehouse For Shipping Call today for quote they have item numbers and Pak Mail is available for

Lot (3) Victorian German terracotta matchsafes. Includes ram (6 1/2" Ht.), gnome (5" Ht.), reclining man (4" Ht.).

7.5" X 3.5"

Nice old piece. Measures 5 1/2" x 5 1/2".

A FEW NICKS (SEE PHOTOS) 8" X 5.5"

Theodore Roosevelt match safes, assembled group of four three with advertising, including: two Teddy examples and one Rough Rider example; and a Roosevelt & Fairbanks jugate /capitol example together

This is a lot of five match safes, one advertising the First National People's Bank in Spencer, Iowa, several Art Nouveau ones, one made of leather and one made of bakelite. The five come in a small g

fancy German silver, includes florals, wreath, bow and more.

One match safe with a green glass receptacle, having a lid, fitted to an engraved brass base, and adorned with coloured stones. Two vesta match safes, one Victorian agate example and another in the sh

silverplate and German silver, florals.

One is silver plate by Bristol Manufacturing Co. of the Coburn trolley track. Two are Silveroin by the Bristol Manufacturing Co., another Silveroin with horse and rider jumping over a fence and dog at