Ewer Marked FMC (Faience Manufacturing Co)

Ewer Marked FMC (Faience Manufacturing Co), 17" x 7", Art Pottery Ewer Decorated In Cream Tones With Beautiful Bird, Branch, Berry And Butterfly Decor, Reticulated Handle, The Faience Manufacturing Co

Antique Faience Manufacturing Company Art Nouveau Vase. Rare and Unusual Drip Glaze With Gilt Accents, Marked FMC for Faience Manufacturing Company. Brooklyn, New York Art Pottery. Probably an Experim

Late 19th Century Faience Manufacturing Co Ewer By Edward Lycett. Ewer with chinoiserie design and reticulated handle. Manufacturer's mark to underside. Measures 12.75 inches x 6 inches.

Early 20th century, the first marked ''Solid Silver'', the second with maker's mark of Alvin Manufacturing Co., Rhode Island, further marked ''Patented / 111 / 998/1000 Fine'', two clear glass silver-

An Aesthetic Movement Gilt Decorated Earthenware Vase Faience Manufacturing Co., New York, Circa 1885 markedFaience Manufacturing Co. to the underside and further numbered. Height 16 inches.

Includes very scarce original box with nice picture label showing race car marked Structo Manufacturing Co. Box is complete but edges have some litho loss and wear. Some chipping to paper label. Paper

Canadian. Circa 1915. Single-sided tin (SST). Marked, "MacDonald Manufacturing Co. Limited Toronto", lower left edge. 19" x 12.5".

Steam Engine powered Launch with boiler marked Bathe Manufacturing Co. Woodland Ave. Philadelphia. Open boat is 31 inches long. From the industrial age of 19th century Philadelphia.

Tiffany & Co. Makers Brass Ewer Marked 'Tiffany & Co. Makers', '0329' and '5961' on the edge of the base; together with (3) reproduction statues including examples after Miro, Rufier and Giacometti He

Victorian triple plate peakcock napkin ring by "H. Schade New York"; together with another bird napkin ring, marked "Pairpoint Manufacturing Co., Quadruple Plate' Both 4"h

Lot 11 Whiting Sterling Oval Pierced Bread Basket circa 1920  Sterling 2.08 oz. T. Marked: Whiting Manufacturing Co.  1 1/8 x 8 1/4 in. Estimate $100-$200

Measures 18.5” in diameter. Marked “Lakeside Manufacturing Co., Chicago Illinois” lower edge. Graphic area exhibits discolouration. The clock appears to be missing its back. Notice the lithograp

American. 1927. Nickel plated base metal. Figural rad cap. Marked, "Ternstedt Manufacturing Co., Detroit, U.S.A" inside. 3 1/2 x 3 1/2 x 2 3/4". Exhibits near complete loss from the nickel surface. Lo

Charles Hollis Jones style lucite open armchair, white naugahyde tufted seat, Marked Hill Manufacturing Co, 29"h x 24"w x 22"d

Including (2) air pumps and (2) oil cans; one oil can marked Turner, the other marked Lambert Manufacturing Co. Detroit Michigan. Large pump marked AEOLUS. Dimensions: (Large pump) H 20" x W 8" x D 2.

Cork underneath for coin removal, marked w/manufacturing co. in Chicago, Ill. Approx. 14" L x 8" T. One foot chipped.

Child's Scooter, marked Radio Steel & Manufacturing Co., pressed steel, c. 1950's w/hard rubber tires, VG repainted cond, 32"H x 38"L.

Pair of glass liquor decanters with silver overlay in foliate, floral, and grape motifs, both marked for Alvin Manufacturing Co. at bottoms. 13.25" H x 5" diameter.

Marked W.B. McLean Manufacturing Co. to drawer handles. Dimensions: H 42" x W 72" x D 18" Condition: As is, splits to back, large losses. Rubbing, scratches, finish wear.

American. 1962. Painted pressed steel with plastic hubcaps. Lever dump action. Marked, "Murray Ohio Manufacturing Co., Lawrenceburg. Tennessee" lower hood ornament. An original survivor example. Surfa

Vintage Singer 221 Featherweight Mini Sewing Machine in Original Case. Marked, "The Singer Manufacturing Co." Tagged, "Sewing Motor Catalog 3-110, 100-110 Volts, 25 To 75 Cycles and D. C., 0.4 Ampere,

Including a v-cut cigar cutter with Art Nouveau stylized handle, 6" L. Cigar box opener is marked for Whiting Manufacturing Co. with floral design, 8" L.

American. 1960s. Painted steel with decals. Marked, "Murray Ohio Manufacturing Co." beneath hood emblem. Original paint with scattered scratches, scuffs and minor oxidation. Original hubcaps are light

Ca. fourth quarter 19th century Burmese ground with hand-painted polychrome oak leaf decoration. Marked with numbers 3914. Quadruple-plate fittings, cover marked for Pairpoint Manufacturing Co. Mt. Wa