American Cupid Motor Mascot, Ca. 1920s, H 8" W 3.5" L 5"

American Cupid Motor Mascot, Ca. 1920s, H 8" W 3.5" L 5" | Zinc die cast and chrome plated. Standing winged cupid holding a bow and ready to loose an arrow. No apparent markings.

American Goddess of Flight Motor Mascots, Ca. 1920s, H 6.75" W 8.25" L 7.75" 2 pcs | Lot includes one zinc die cast and chrome plated goddess holding a winged wheel. Mounted to a Boyce Motometer. One

American Eagle Form Motor Mascot with Moveable Wings, Ca. Early 20th C., H 3.5" W 6.25" L 6.25" | Zinc die cast with chrome plating. Eagle form motor mascot with wings that will flap up and down as th

American Policeman Whirligig Motor Mascot, Ca. 1920s, H 7.5" W 4.5" Depth 2.5" | Painted aluminum motor mascot in the form of a police officer. Arms designed to spin as the vehicle moves. Marked on th

American Goddess Winged Bust Motor Mascot, Ca. 1930s, H 4.25" W 7" L 5" | Die cast zinc with chrome finish. Hinged bust of a goddess flanked by wings. Marked on the underside Gordon Co. Pat. Pend. Mou

Wiggler Co. (Buffalo, N.Y.) Motor Mascot, Radial Motor with Aviator, Ca. 1920s, H 6" W 7" L 6.5" | Die cast zinc motor mascot in the form of a radial motor with a bust of an aviator flanked by wings.

Art Deco Bird in Flight Motor Mascot, Ca. 1930s, H 4.5" W 3.5" L 6.75" | Zinc die cast and chrome plated. Art deco style bird in flight, mounted to a cap base. No apparent maker's marks.

American Motor Mascots, Jewett, Velie, Ca. 1920s, 4 pcs | Lot includes one 1923-26 Jewett winged J mascot. Nickel plated brass. H 4.75", W 5.5", D 2". One Velie winged V mascot. Nickel plated brass. H

Lincoln Motor Company Greyhound Motor Mascot, Ca. 1927-33, H 3.5" W 2.75" L 7.75" | Zinc die cast with a brass finish. Greyhound in mid-stride marked on the underside Reg. Design U.S.A. Tanquary. Moun

American Accessory Motor Mascots, Ca. 20th C., 6 pcs | Lot includes one Mack Truck bulldog mascot. Zinc die cast and chrome plated. Marked at the front Mack Design Patent 87931 R. H 5", W 2", L 4". Mo

Plymouth And Accessory Motor Mascots, Ca. 1930s-50s, 6 pcs | Lot includes one 1934-35 Plymouth Mayflower mascot. Zinc die cast and chrome plated. Mounted to a wooden display stand, H 4.5", W .75", L 7

Buick Goddess Motor Mascot, Ca. 1927, H 3.25" W 3" L 4.5" | Zinc die cast and nickel plated. Designed by William Schnell in 1926. Goddess with a winged headdress. Marked on the underside Ternstedt M.F

American Art Deco Illuminated Zeppelin Motor Mascot, Ca. 1930s, H 4" W 3" L 7.75" | Zinc die cast and chrome plated. Green and red glass portals on the sides, clear glass in the front. Manufactured by

American Primitive Tin Betty Lamps, Ca. 1800, H 8" W 2.5" L 5.5" 6 pcs | the collection offers six early American primitive tin betty lamps. the largest lamp measures H 8" X W 2.5" X L 5.5". the small

Pierce-Arrow Motor Car Company Archer Motor Mascot, Ca. 1928-29, H 4.75" W 4" L 8" | Nickel plated brass motor mascot in the from of an archer ready to loose an arrow. No apparent markings. 1928-29 Pi

Packard Motor Car Company Adonis Motor Mascot, Ca. 1932, H 5.5" W 3.75" L 6" | Zinc die cast and chrome plated. Adonis motor mascot for Packard vehicles. Illegible manufacturer markings on the undersi

American (Ohio), ca. 1960. Cherry. Drop leaves with twisted legs and dove tail drawer. 29"h. 14"w. 35.5"l. With leaves open, 29"h. 37"w. 35.5"l.

American, ca. 1930's. Lithographed tin taxicab with driver, rear passenger, and dog. Functions properly. 4.5"h., 8"l., 4"w.

Collection of Three Motor Mascots Mounted with Boyce Motometers, Ca. 1920s, 3 pcs | Lot includes one Hudson Motor Car Company eagle mascot. Motometer marked "Haynes, America's First Car". H 5.75", W 1

A solid cast iron reposing deer, great patina. American, circa 1870. H: 10"; W/L: 8"; D/P: 3.5". FRANCAIS: Cerf couché en fonte massive, belle patine. Américain, circa 1870.

American, ca. 1820, having tiger maple drawer fronts with glass pulls, 16 5/8" W x 21" L x 27 7/8" H folded table, 7 1/4" x 21" each leaf, 21" L x 29 1/2" W x 27 7/8" H unfolded table.

Important 1920's Chinese Export Porcelain Tureen Warmer for American Market_x000D_ "The Surrender of Burgoyne"_x000D_ Size: 14.5 L x 10.5 W x 8 H

American, ca. 1930's. Includes a lithographed tin Wyandotte Toys "Man on the Flying Trapeze", 9"h., 3.5" w., 4.5"d., and an unmarked lithographed tin lady on a motorized tricycle, 5"h., 6.5"l.

(American, 1889-1984) watercolor on paper, ca. 1920, signed in watercolor l.r.c., the verso bearing an old gallery label Overall: 13-3/4"h x 16-1/2"w Sight: 7-7/8"h x 10-5/8"w