C. 1891 LIPPINCOTT SYRUP DISPENSER METAL & MARBLE WITH SPIGOTS

6-Flavor soda syrup dispenser. Red metal chest with hinged lid and six spigots on the front, each for different flavors of soda syrup. (Good - Very Good). 10"D. x 19"W. x 11-1/2"T.

This is a very early oak barrel with metal straps syrup dispenser with original ceramic insert, original spigot, and a front label for Hunter's Root Beer. There is a crack in the oak lid as well as se

23" x 23" Large barrel shaped fountain dispenser with spigot, chrome tray and metal Magnus Root Beer sign attached. This is heavy duty with copper holding tank inside. Excellent condition. PLEASE READ

In 1891 the big four soda fountain manufactures of the 19th century, Tuft's Artic Soda Fountain, A.D. Puffer, John Matthews, and Charles Lippincott merged their companies to form The American Soda Fou

Soda Fountain Syrup Dispenser, Drink Pau Cola 5 Cents, etched silver-plated metal marked "Made by Wm. A. Rogers for Pau Cola-Chicago" on base, Rare, c.1919, comes w/correct period plunger pump w/Root

Coca-Cola Syrup Dispenser, ceramic 1970s remake of the c.1896 orig, stamped "Markatron, Atlanta, GA" on bottom of stand, 3-pc plus spigot, Exc+ cond w/absolutely no wear on gold trim or lettering, 20"

Vintage ice-cooled beer dispenser, Early 20th c., copper-lined wooden ice box with coiled metal tube at bottom for beer to flow through, spigots for dispensing and draining, 13.5"h x 18"w x 13"d

French Louis XVI style marble-top mahogany commode, 19th c., having pierced gilt metal gallery over inset marble top, case fitted with three drawers, flanked by fluted corner posts, rising on tapered

John Wesley Banjo c.1891. Jenkins Brand Name, Kansas City, Mo. Metal body. The Meisel Collection. This instrument is being sold from The Meisel Collection assembled over a period of forty years by an

Soda Fountain Syrup Dispenser, Ward's Lime-Crush, figural ceramic, c.1920, the most desirable of the Ward's dispensers, correct original pump. Dispenser shows very little use, VG-Exc cond w/glued chip

White ceramic globe with "Made From Indian Herbs" underneath an illustration of Native American Chief. The metal pump has a white ceramic ball handle and is of O.F.S. Co., patented in 1917. Minor disc

Gold Framed Oil on Canvas c.1891 - Man by Fire - 31 in tall x 37 x 3 - This is artist signed H. Lippincott

Includes an old spigot with a nicely modified front retainer washer. The dispenser is in nearly perfect condition. Close examination reveals the highest level of expert restoration of both the bowl an

Cast brass and metal. Black marble base. 28 3/4"h.

Mid 19th c. Austrian champleve enamel miniature perfume fountain, opaque cobalt blue, colorful foiledenamel, 8 painted scenes, tooled gilt silver fittings, spigot dispenser, medieval Cellarman with ke

A TRANSITIONAL LOUIS XV/XVI STYLE MARBLE TOP GILT METAL MOUNTED MARQUETRY AND PARQUETRY INLAID COMMODE Late 19th century height 36in (91.4cm); width 59in (149.9cm); depth 21 1/2in (54.6cm) Lot to be s

Pair Louis XVI style gueridons, Mid-20th c., France, marble, gilt bronze, enameled metal, 27"h x 20"dia Provenance: Property from the Collection of Michael and Paola Schulhof

Nice Louis XVI style marble top sideboard, 20th c., French, good quality, mahogany case with variegated white marble top, gilt metal pierced gallery, diamond mounts, hardware, and trim, no visible mar

Paul McCobb (1917-1969) for Calvin, Irwin Collection coffee table, USA, c. 1954, Italian marble, brass, mahogany, Calvin metal tag, 72"w x 24"d x 15.25"h

Metal decorative mounts. Floral inlay. Marble top. 37"h. x 51 1/4"w. x 22"d.

French Louis XVI style marble-top commode, early 20th c., ebonized case with gilt metal trim, five drawers, rising on tapered fluted legs, approx 33.5"h, 44.5"w, 18.5"d Start Price: $600.00

French Louis XVI style marble-top sideboard, 20th c., mahogany case with gilt metal trim, fitted with three drawers, over three cabinet doors, rising on tapered legs, approx 38.25"h, 80.75"l, 20.5"w S

Pair of Beaux Arts Bronze, Wrought Iron and Gilt Metal Four-Light Torcheres , c. 1900, possibly retailed by J.E. Caldwell, Philadelphia, foliate arms and standard, carved marble base of opposing lions

French Empire style mahogany sideboard, early 20th c., accented with elaborate gilt metal motifs, including laurel wreaths, rosettes and masks, the top with marble inset, rising over four drawers, the