AMERICAN "MAGIC DIAMOND IRON"

A popular iron during mid-century America. Dimensions: H 6.5" x W 9.75" x D 3.25" Condition: Not tested. Rust and pitting. Wear consistent with age and use.

(2) Toy guns: cast iron Magic Cap / cast iron American Bulldog / (2) Starting pistols -Good

Harry Bertoia (American, 1915-1978), Pair of Diamond Chairsblack painted iron frames with dark teal covers, unmarked. 31 x 33.5 x 25 in. Additional high-resolution photos are available at www.lelandl

Hubley Cast Iron 1930s Diamond T red stake truck and Mack truck converted to stake body truck with accessories. Some painting on red truck and Mack truck with integral driver. Longest 8 1/2 inches.

Titled: Diamond Head & Magic Island. Artist signed in pencil lower left. Light grey custom mat. Blue-silver toned frame. Sight size: 19.25"L x 4"H.. Frame size: 24"L x 8.25"H. This item has no reserve

Nineteenth and 20th centuries. Two coffee grinders, four magic lantern slides, cast iron, candle mold, towel roller, paddle and reproduction print.

Magic Introduction Company American - Circa 1893. This is the mechanical bank version of the bank. Made of Cast Iron. Excellent Condition. Could use a clean.

2016 The Hamilton Collection. Ten Unicorns include Magic of the Sapphire, Tanzemite, Diamond, Amethyst, Black Diamond, Citrine, Red Garnet, Ruby, Hemitite, and Emerald. All are in excellent condition.

American, late 19th-20th century. Two Russell & Erwin Diamond mills, PLUS a cast iron steamboat clamp mill and a painted tin box mill; box mill ht. 10.5, wd. 6, dp. 6.5 in. A similar Russell & Erwin m

Edged Weapons 17th Century Halberd Head with Diamond Shaped Maker's Mark Blacksmith-Forged Iron "Bill" Style c. 1680 Late 17th Century, Rare Blacksmith-Forged Iron "Bill" Style Halberd Head, With a Di

AMERICAN GOTHIC CAST-IRON PAIR OF GARDEN CHAIRS / SEATS, wingback form cast in five sections, square quatrefoil-in-diamond backs, rolled arms, and pierced seats. No manufacture's marking located. Poss

tiger maple with star and diamond band carving, applied metal mounts and silver symbols, with horse hair fringe, bronze pipe with dovetailed iron axe blade. 19.25 in. From the Collection of Mr. Wayne

18th or 19th century. diamond shaped adjustable hearth rack with shaped U-shaped spikes atop tripod base with diamonds at foot. H31 3/4" W13 1/2" D13" Private Collection of a Carolina Gentleman. Priva

Early 20th century cast iron ladder step. GC with original grey finish. Diamond grid. 3 3/4" x 15 3/4". Please note that this lot has a confidential reserve. When you leave a bid in advance of the auc

AMERICAN SHEET-IRON WALL CANDLE SCONCES, LOT OF TWO, each with a crimped edge to arched top, and semi-circle pan with single socket, one with punched diamond decoration to back. First half 19th centur

United States,Late 19th Century Unusual model that is larger than most cast iron toy stoves of the period, four burner top with mold and raised diamond decorated doors on curved hoof-foot legs, missin

AMERICAN IRON LEATHER SEWING MACHINE PARTS AND BOOKBINDING STAPLER, LOT OF TWO, cast-iron, comprising elements of a pedal-powered leather sewing machine and a bookbinding stapler marked &quo

J & E Stevens, Connecticut, Circa 1876

Native American, Central United States, Great Plains Tribes, likely Apache, ca. 19th century CE. A handsome ceremonial tomahawk made from forged iron with a wooden handle. The iron head features a fla

United States,1833-1900 Group includes a dated 1833 American wrought iron toy toaster, rotating trivet with "SWH" cut initials (D44.519.38), and a circa 1900 toy wash wringer (D43.527B). Iron,Toaster

Style of Oscar Bruno Bach (American) Iron And Brass Arm Chairs, Ca. 1920, H 35" W 22" Depth 19" | the chairs are accompanied with fitted brown leather seat cushions. the iron is accented with brass hi

African American Diamond Back Snake Pattern Quilt. Not signed. Hand-stitched cotton. Mid-weight great condition. 84” x 76”. Est. $600-900. Ship: $35

American Iron and Terracotta Optometrist's Trade Sign, early 20th c., H.- 14 1/4 in., W.- 35 1/8 in., D.- 1 1/8 in. Provenance: The Estate of John Peter Eaves, New Orleans, Louisiana.

North America, United States, ca. 19th to early 20th century CE. A charming piece of folk art commemorating a steadfast workhorse made from wood, complete with leather and metal tack. The horse is of