GilberSterling Match Safe with 1892 dime push button

Gilbert Sterling Silver Match Safe / Vesta Case with 1892 Mercury Dime push button. Marked sterling and G for Gilbert.

GERMAN SILVER AND ENAMEL CIGARETTE CASE AND MATCH SAFE, each having blue cabochon push-button release for lid, featuring hand-painted polychrome enamel portrait of a beautiful young dark-haired woman

Measures 2 7/8", wonderful details of monkey smoking pipe. Has push button spring loaded release for lid. Light wear. Excellent

glass eyes, push button nose to open, nickle silver, 1 3/4".

Including one Art Nouveau marked Sterling example, 1 1/2 x1/2 x 2 1/2" high, weight 0.96 ozt, or 30 grams; and a silver plated brass example with stamped mountain landscape with deer, push button rele

VELOCIPEDE ITEMS, 4 objects, Match Safe, Pin Box, Needlepoint and clothing Button. Match Safe has striker to base. 2” long x 1 3/4” widest x ½” high. USA. One side two Velocip

Including a "Mortons Salt" clip, Roy Rodgers and Beatles pin backs, York advertising bottle opener, a New York match safe, vintage military buttons and more.

Daval made these non-payout electro-mechanical amusement games about 1957. The player inserts their dime, pushes the large red button to set the five reels spinning and pushes the skill buttons to sto

A Miscellaneous Collection of Eighteen Souvenirs from the Pan-American Exposition, Buffalo NY, 1901, Comprising of buttons, a match safe, a souvenir spoon, a mirror, a measuring tape, National Carbon

Includes Poined Stoves Figural Frog Match Holder and 1892 Complete Matchsafe House. Largest 4 1/4" Very Good-Excellent

The first is chrome with five accessories; match safe, pen knife, scissors (folded), button hooks, and lidded cylindrical box. The second is chrome with seven accessories; tablet, folded scissors, per

H & A Sterling Silver Match Safe/Tip Cutter. Decorative enamel button.

Desk countertop "The Yankee" push down cigar cutter and match safe dispenser with patriotic American shield. "Pat. July 13 09." Ref: Antique Cigar Cutters and Lighters. P. 134. Dimensions: H-7"

This lot includes on match safe from the World Columbian Expo on 1892 and two from the 1901 Pan-American Expo in Buffalo, New York. Moderate wear overall. Condition (Very Good). Size Largest : 3" L.

Collection of five assorted sterling silver implements, to include; a pill box, a button hook, manicure tool, a match safe, and a coin silver fob. Shipping to be $15 + insurance in US.

Figural match safe in bust form of President Grover Cleveland - in office 1885-1889 and 1893-1897, this with patent date Oct. 9, 1888 on flip lid, release button in the figure's tie. Measures 2.75 x 1

Crosley CR-689 1892 Eiffel Tower Old Style Corded Phone, 1892 Reproduction Style, possibly Bakelite / Resin parts, Die cast handset and body frames- Antiqued brass die cast finishing, Push button dial

An early 20th century Iraqi silver and niello book of matches holder, Omara circa 1920 signed Baqual and Abbas Of rectangular form with rounded corners, push button release. The front nielloed with a

Desk countertop push down advertising cigar cutter and matchsafe dispenser. "Pastora Havana Cigars. San Telmo Cigar Mfg. Co. Detroit, MI." "The Brunhoff Mfg. Co. Cincinnati, OH." Ref: Antique Cigar Cu

Nice grouping with 5" by 3 1/2" tin Lax-Ets advertising match safe, along with 3 advertising hooks with celluloid buttons. The hooks are Oscar Mayer Weiners, Black Cat Stove and Shoe Polish and Red go

One plane with initials dated 1892 with etched seam with house on Lake, one with floral design and one plane with horseshoe embossed.

Lot of 2 Match Safes 1. Sterling silver, scroll design monogrammed 2 1/2" x 1 3/4" 2. Coin Silver, Columbian Exposition 1892, Chicago 2 1/2" x 1 1/2"

A Group of 4 Vintage Toy Banks including 2 Magic Safe (new in boxes) and 2 Happy The Clown, push the button on the back of his head and he sticks out his tongue.

Extremely Rare Original German Cigarette Case, Cigarette Holder, and Match Safe. German, ca 1885 - 1910. These items are unique set that were created exclusively for the Ottoman Sultan, but were never