Alward Marked Spurs, Attrib. to 6666 Ranch

Alward marked spurs, attrib. to 6666 Ranch (Guthrie, Texas) Provenance: A Wimberley, Texas collection We happily provide seamless shipping services on everything we sell. Please email us at shipping

A pair of well marked Kelly Bros. #38 pattern flying gooseneck spurs with restored 2 tone mountings. Straps are by Scooter's Farm & Ranch / Midland, Tex. / Scooter Magee.

Exceptionally scarce pair of large single mounted spurs in the Cody Special #159 pattern, with tapered heelbands, striking silver pattern and massive rowels.

Highly desired pair of single mounted spurs in the #123, "The California" pattern. With massive 2 1/2" rowels and nice original straps.

Very scarce "Crockett" double marked, (inside and under the button) spurs in the #335 pattern, single mounted and in good condition.

A large pair of single mounted spurs in the Laredo #107 pattern, with large 9 point rowels.

Stirrups 6-1/2" wide X 4" deep X 8" high. Leather is dry. MG.

Very seldom seen marked Hamley spurs, single inlaid in a very desirable Mike Morales pattern, with great scalloped heelband, large 2" rowels and appealing original straps.

Spurs that are nearly impossible to find, nicely maker marked Bischoff spurs, tapered heelband iron spurs with eagle head shanks.

King Ranch light brown rough out leather chaps, with conchos down the length of the legs, marked "King Ranch / Kingsville, Texas" on both front pockets, circa 1940s belt length 40 in. x pant

GEBRUDER RESCH "REMEMBER CO" OVRMC MARKED ON WORKS. PORCELAIN DIAL IS MARKED CARL RANCH. MINOR CRACKS TO DIAL. NO PENDULUM. ALL CLOCKS SOLD AS IS, WE DO NOT GUARANTEE WORKING ORDER. 51" H

D. Pollard steel scorpion cowboy spurs, marked 1282 Provenance: A Wimberley, Texas collection We happily provide seamless shipping services on everything we sell. Please email us at shipping@vogtauc

Pair of Extremely Intricate Western Cowboy Spurs. Not marked. Excellent condition. 5"d x 9"long. Provenance: Private Estate of Pam Mills, owner of iconic Junkman's Daughter. Est. $1,000-1,500. Ship: $

Provenance: An Alamo Heights Collection With outstanding "Buddy Foster" marked straps With Mexican conchos

Inside marked single mounted Crockett spurs in the Fred Porter pattern, which is Crockett pattern #169. In nice condition with large 9 point rowels.

Neoclassical style sterling silver tea service, 7 items total, retailed by W.W. Wattles & Sons of Pittsburgh, marked Sterling with maker's mark attrib. to Mt. Vernon or Galt. Includes hot water urn, c

Attrib. Blake. Wood case. Marked Property of Bell Telephone Company of Canada use not licensed under any U.S. patent. #52931. No Key. Seems complete. 5 3/4 inches x 6 1/2 inches x 3 3/4 inches. 3pound

(3) OLD PAIRS OF SPURS FROM THE OLD BAR V RANCH IN OHIOVILLE, NEW YORK. ONE HAS SOME STERLING PIECES ON IT, STAMPED N. PORTER PHOENIX, ARIZONA. ANOTHER PAIR HAS A MARK (B IN A CIRCLE), LAST PAIR I CAN

An uncommon pair of single mounted spurs with diamond pattern. Well marked and numbered 931 on the offside heelband. Accompanied by a copy of its notation in the original ledger.

All in original boxes. There is a No. 5520 Western Germany Spur Diesel Train Set, engine marked No. 25, original Styrofoam inserts, comes with two freight cars. Box does have some slight tearing and s

Costume Jewelry incl. 1 pc. Marked Sterling, Kramer, Bracelet/Necklace/Earring Set attrib. to Julianna -

Uncommon single mounted tri-color double gal leg spurs, with large heart buttons. Well marked under the button. Roger Wilmot Collection

DESCRIPTION: A rare Buccellati attributed 18k yellow gold eagle perched on an aquamarine gemstone slab sculpture, displayed in original case. Case marked: "Mario Buccellati" Eagle Weight: 245 Dwt. CIR

George Jones (attrib), 'Chinese Junk' teapot, Late 19th c., polychrome tin glazed majolica pottery, modeled as a boat carrying fish and packages, the lid topped with a fisherman, underside marked "GJ"