Brass Trade Kettles

Pair Antique Brass Trade Kettles with Bucket Handles. Larger measures 9 inches x 16 inches in diameter.

Mid-17th C. Susquehannock Brass Trade Kettle. 8" x 4".

Mid-17th C. Brass Trade Kettle. From a Lanc. Co., PA Susquehannock village site, 3-1/2" x 6".

Susquehannock Brass Trade Kettle. This item shows interesting native repair, losses to bottom section.

TOMAHAWK PIPE DECORATED WITH BRASS TRADE TACKS HANDLE 20 1/2" & 6 3/4" HEAD)

With French engraved German silver N. W. C. Trade cross. With touchmark of silversmith C. A. At the top of the cross and Northwest company in cartouche on each side of the cross. Under red glass cente

West Africa, Nigeria, Yoruba, ca. late 19th to early 20th century CE. This is a fine collection of brass beads and rings strung on a cotton cord to store currency pieces and wear as a belt or necklace

A Selection of Six Brass Kettles and Pans19th century, ranging from 18 in. with stationary iron handle to 6 1/2 in. with applied upright iron loop handle. From the Collection of the late Dr. & Mrs. He

Northwestern Europe, England / North America, United States, Georgia, ca. 17th to 18th century CE. An interesting collection of brass and tin artefacts brought by English colonizers to America as trad

(lot of 2) English copper and brass kettles, mid 19thc., each handled pot with lid (one affixed), approx 12.5"h, 13"l, 8"w, 8.75lbs Start Price: $80.00

4 Brass "Trade" Items, AWL, Pendants and Triangular Points, 1th Cent. Types. Condition: Good.

This is @12 inches long. KEY WORDS: NATIVE AMERICAN INDIAN ARTIFACT ARTIFACTS ARROWHEAD ARROWHEADS MISSISSIPPIAN QUAPAW CADDO POTTERY COINS

All with iron bale handles, largest 16" diameter x 11" high, marked The American Brass Kettle Manufacturer; middle is 13" diameter x 9" high, marked as above; smallest is 11" diameter x 7 1/2" high, w

(lot of 3) French copper kitchenware, including: (2) copper and brass lidded kettles, (one) with large dent to side; (1) two-handled pot with lid; largest: approx 10"h, 14.5"w, 10"d, 16lbs total Start

Nineteenth century. Spun brass kettles with iron handles. Varying wear. Largest 14.75"W.

[8] Assorted Copper and Brass Kettles and Coal Hogs. size: between 6.5 x 6.5 and 9.5 x 9.25

3 ¼” Brass Trade Cross, nicely etched

Two typical smaller spun brass type with rolled brass rim, plus a larger example with unusual iron rim. Measure 12 inches diameter to 21 x 14.5 inches. Without proof of exemption, be aware that intern

Well embossed fine tea kettles together with covered sugar bowl. A set with attractive bowls with floral scrolling embossed throughout. Largest 8.5" H x 7.5" WLos Angeles, CA private collection 1960-2

6 (Six)19th and 20th century brass kettles, including one with gadrooning and composite laminate handle, another with turned handle and repousse ornament, two with stands and spirit burners signed Gor

Group of 2 copper and brass kettles. Including: brass tea kettle by James Clews, Birmingham [1900s-1940s]. Brass tea kettle on 4 brass legs, with brown glass handle (some tarnishing, a few small dents

2 early polished brass kettles on stands. To 12" tall.

Large catalog with impressed cover with gold printed title 'The Adams & Westlake Company, Successors to Union Brass Manufacturing Company, Chicago,' and title page with 'Illustrated Catalogue and Pric

Group of 5 brass & copper kettles, various forms late 19th / early 20th c.