A pair of gutta-percha telescopic hearing aids,

A pair of gutta-percha telescopic hearing aids, A pair of gutta-percha telescopic hearing aids, late 19th century, each of conical form, largest 26cm extended (2) Provenance: The Cabinet of Curiositie

Early hearing aid. Neat piece. Allard Auction Collection Inv: GAD

VICTORIAN, PAIR OF GUTTA PERCHA AND YELLOW GOLD BANGLE BRACELETS Consisting of two gutta percha bracelets with yellow gold mounts, hinged with side clasps. 6 inches inner circumference.Gross weight: 2

Pair of Gutta Percha Easel Picture Frames, c. 1870, the top center with applied silver initials, H.- 10 1/4 in., W.- 6 1/2 in., D.- 3/4 in.

including copper dangles, and black stone button earrings, each test 10K, and a pair of likely gutta percha dangle earrings in goldtone, largest .75in.

DESCRIPTION: Pair of 19th century faux tortoise shell hearing aids with expandable and adjustable headband and depressed cone bells. Unmarked. MEASUREMENTS: Hearing devices each 5".

Pair Antique 19th C Gutta Percha Cameo Cuff Links / Buttons w Well Detailed Portraits. Each measures just under 1 inch in length.

Oval bracelets with hinged sides, each featuring two inset 14k yellow gold bands. Dimensions: 0.62" D x 2.5" W x 2"H each ; 

Group of Eight Antique Photographs, 19th c., consisting of a pair of tintypes in a gutta percha case; an ambrotype of two children, in a gutta perche case; an ambrotype of a seated young girl; a color

2-pc blue & white striped cotton, fitted basque bodice w/ tucking, gutta percha buttons down CF & pair of self covered buttons at box pleats of bodice peplum, machine woven bobbin lace to collar & fro

Two Gutta Percha plaques one marked Bois Durci to back. One reads Abraham Lincoln, the other G. Washington. Dimensions: Dia. 4.5" Condition: Slight chipping to underside of one rim.

Pair of 19th century French Empire opaline glass vases. Vases have ornate cut rims with Gutta Percha Romanesque style plaques mounted in an enamel and gilt decorated field. Excellent condition, (minor

Late 19th to early 20th century spectacles - some nose clips including gutta percha, folding, lorgnette (lacking one lens);

All from the Hamlin family of Bangor, Maine, related to Hannibal Hamlin, first Vice President of Lincoln. Subjects unidentified, the dags are of a young husband and wife, in patriotic gutta percha cas

Pair of miniature cut and paste positive silhouettes of a man and woman, possibly cut from photographs, presented in gutta percha frames.

Decorative lot including: magnifying glass; Gutta Percha lion; sterling English cow creamer; pair tin floral sconces; pair of marble & glass brass ram's head horn vases 8" Ht., pair 9" dog plates.

Canadian. 1930s. Single sided tin, embossed (SST). Marked, "St. Thomas Metal Signs Ltd., St. Thomas, Ont" lower center edge. Exhibits scattered shallow creases, mainly surrounding the added mounting h

Rare circular box with molded medallions on either side. The top depicts Hays in full profile with embossed text: "For President Rutherford B.Hayes". The bottom depicts Wheeler, also in full profile w

Lot of 8 Sixth plate union cases, 7 gutta percha and 1 leather and board; various patterns. 3 with Daguerreotypes and 1 with tintype included.

Walnut case. Gutta Percha panels with allegorical scenes. 11"h. x 16"w. x 12"d.

United States,19th Century Collection of assorted daguerreotypes and tintypes of assorted sizes and subjects including portraits of women, children, an men in an array of gutta-percha frames featuring

depicting a fireman in uniform and a small female child sitting in a chair, both housed in a gutta-percha case, with stamped metal frames, case lined in velvet, case measures 6 x 4-5/8 in. (open)

Early photography, four gutta-percha cases, 19th C., an early thermoplastic made from tree sap imported from Malay in the 19th century, one with ambrotype of younger couple, one with remnants of doubl

This box frame, or "union case," as they were called, is an amazing example of one of the many ways gutta-percha, an early thermoplastic made from tree sap imported from Malay in the 19th century, was