Early Glass Wax Catcher

Tallest 7"

Large group of dolls including early wax glass eye, large china heads, early composition glass eye, 1950's composition, and more. Various conditions.

A PAIR OF SILVER CANDLESTICKS. Berlin, c. 1820. Each on a square base. With baluster shaped bodies and skirted wax catcher. One with an early lead solder repair. Marked. 9” tall.

8 Watch Chain Fobs: Locket w/ early photos, one w/purple glass jewel wax seal fob. one w/ asian inspired motif, some GF.

Pair of Gilt Bronze Three-Light Rococo-Style Sconces with brass “wax catchers” that feature applied glass flowers. Condition: Good and working. Dimensions: 23” H x 13” W x 11” D.

ASST' CRYSTAL STOPPERS, MURANO GLASS CANDY, FISH ,DOOR KNOBS, CANDLE WAX CATCHERS

Early wax doll with glass eyes, cloth body with composition arms and hands, leather boots, period eyelet dress, 25"t.

PAIR OF ITALIAN ALTAR CANDLESTICKS - Early 19th c. Giltwood Prickets with metal wax catchers, fluted columns, leaf and Greek key tripod bases, on ball feet, 32" x 9" diam at base. Loss to gilding, one

Pair of early Wilcox Silver plate pillared candle sticks with wax catcher and garland base; Measures 11"T x 4" x 4"

A PAIR OF FIVE-LIGHT CANDELABRA, EARLY 20TH CENTURY, having four scrolling arms adorned with finials, each candle cup with wax catcher, on slender stem and flared circular base. Height: 15"

A clear candle wax catcher with a 1-inch hole with stars. For candle holders, candlesticks, or chandeliers. Unmarked#Candle #Bobeche Dimensions: 2.75" dia. Issued: 20th c.

Large collection of candle wax catchers or lamp decorations. Grouping includes cranberry glass square bobeches, cobalt blue ones with gilded ornaments, ruffled rim ones in various colors, several cut

A collection of German blown glass and wax saints Most 19th/early 20th century Comprising three depictions of Virgin and Child, two of the Virgin, one Crucifixion, and one St. Francis of Assisi; sold

early shoulder headed waxdoll, restored breast plate , tear about the cheek, inset real hair, blue glass eyes, wax forearms, and legs, 27 cm German Description Frühe Wachs-Brustblattkopf-Puppe, Brust

American, early 20th century. Two wall-mounting coffee mills with glass reservoirs, each with a cast iron grinder and glass grounds catchers, including one Arcade Crystal No. 1 mill embossed Arcade on

American, late 19th-early 20th century. Two wall-mounting coffee mills by Wilmont Castle Co., each with tin canister, cast iron grinder, and glass grounds catcher, including one Revere model with wood

wax shoulder headed doll, early, fix inset blue glass eyes, closed mouth, inset curly real hair, wax forearms and legs, probably original clothes, 57 cm, very expressive, simple fabric body German Des

Lot of 6: Early small brass (5 with glass chimneys) R.R. cabin lamps that use wax candles. All have been restored. Very unique items. No brackets. Please see photos. 10" H 2-1/4" W

small, early small wax doll (baby) in a glass case, c. 1800, circular head made of wax, red mouth, black eyes are made of glass (pin?), body is made of wax, arms and feet made of wax, green painted fl

Early Poured Wax Shoulder Head lady. 13 1/2" doll with applied mohair, inset glass eyes, on cloth body with wax lower arms and legs. Original dress is frail with splits in the fabric.

early wax shoulder headed doll, England, brown glass eyes, slightly shift, face with formation of cracks, modelled nose, probably 1x retouched, closed mouth, put on curly real hair, simple stitched do

Musical Butterfly Catcher Clown Doll Automaton. German, ca. early 20th century. Key-wind mechanical automaton, depicting a child in clown or harlequin costume, with bisque head, fixed glass eyes, hand

An early 20th century life size wax mannequin of a young boy, likely French. Poured wax head with natural Blonde hair, inset glass eyes, hand-painted lips, hair eyebrows and eyelashes on a cloth cover

American. 1930s. Wood case with glass face, metal knobs and coin acceptor. This is the "One" cent machine (early 3 ball version) by Baker who was later acquired by Franz in the late 1930's. Franz modi