EARLY AMERICAN GLASS & PUNCH TIN ONION LANTERN

Early 19th Century tin and glass lantern. Punch tin design with stars and diamonds with wire guard. Knob is marked Scoville Mfg Co Waterbury Ct, Patent app'd for. 13 1/2" tall x 7" wide.

This primitive Early American punch tin lantern is designed with a conical top. Cylindrical body with a single hinged door. Meaures: 15" high x 5 1/2"

Federal Period Ornate Six-Sided Glass Panel Tin Candle Lantern c. 1800 Federal Period, Large Ornate Hand-crafted Six-Sided Glass Panel Tin Candle Lantern, Fine. This impressively designed Tin Lantern

Federal Period Ornate Six-Sided Glass Panel Tin Candle Lantern c. 1800 Federal Period, Large Ornate Hand-crafted Six-Sided Glass Panel Tin Candle Lantern, Fine. This impressively designed Tin Lantern

Colonial America Choice Tin and Four-Sided Glass Vented Candle Lantern c. 1770 Colonial & Revolutionary War Era, 18th century Vented Tin and Four-Sided Glass Candle Lantern, fully intact and in origin

American, circa 1810-20 with clear blown glass globe with cylindrical cap with conical top, five-pointed star & diamond piercings for venting, tin smoke bell and tin ring handle, flared base with six-

American Early 19th Century Pierced-Tin Candle Lantern. 10-3/4"h. x 7-1/4"w. x 3-1/4"d. Condition: Good with rust and pitting. Missing one glass pane and candle sockets.

Circa 1820-40, American with glass on all four sides with wire X on each to prevent breakage, hinged door with brass hasp, wire swing bale handle, tin cylindrical domed and pierced smoke vent on top,

Circa 1820-40, American with glass on all four sides cylindrical base with piercing for venting in old black repainted finish with tin candle socket on interior, 6" square x 13 1/2" high. Condition Fi

Circa 1840-50, American with glass on all four sides with exterior wire glass guards on each to prevent breakage, rope handle, tin cylindrical conical and pierced smoke vent on top, flat base in origi

All the thin glass in this mid-19th century Tin Candle Lantern are early with impurities. The wire rings measures 5 ¾” in diameter, but the lantern measures 4 ¼” square by 14 ½” to the top of

American circa 1820-30 with clear blown glass globe, cone form smoke bell top with ribbed tin ring handle, pressure mounted candle socket in base, with clips, nice old gray patina, 7 1/2 x 19 1/2" hig

Circa 1810-30, American with original black painted finish, glass on three sides with sliding tin door on rear, used as reflecting mirror, circular cap with vent holes and tin ring handle, X wire glas

American circa 1800-1830 with four clear sliding glass paneled sides, hinged door with latch, wire handle at top, nice old brown patina, 7 1/2" square 14" high. Condition Fine.

Twentieth century. Early "Coffee" tin. Faded. And four late tin electrified pieces. Wall sconce, lantern with glass panes, painted canister (flaking) and student type lamp. 15" to 26"h.

American, 19th Century. Two curved ship lanterns, (1) brass 13.75"h 5"w 5.25"l and (2) early punched tin with curved green glass 12.5"h 8"w 6"l.

American mid-19th century, stamped tin with original gold painted details, four glass panels, two of which have original red painted finish, fluted smoke bell and wire hanger, nice gray patina, 3" squ

Tin shell bancked cobalt oil hurricane lamp for wall mounting, early American 6"h.

Early American Pattern Glass Punch Set, Fern Garland By McKee Glass, Circa 1894, (1) Two Part Punch Bowl Measures 13.5" X 13.75", (12) Matching Punch Cups - The Bowl Is Set On A Marked Heisey Base, Jo

Approx. Height 14 inches. Missing handle and burner

Early glass and tin skating lantern. 10" Ht..

This Primitive, Early American, antique punched tin lantern is designed with a conical top. It has cylindrical body with a single, hinged door and punched overall in a rosette style design. It is 14-1

Very early American horse drawn tin toy with spinning "Punch" that double rings a bell. Small tin pull toy attributed to Fallows. Toy is circa 1880 and quite early. It is very historic and early, but

UNITED STATES, EARLY 19TH CENTURY An authentic early American primitive wood and tin lantern. The lantern exhibits a peg construction with hand hewn components. Notice the charred underside of the top