Maker's Mark Double Dip Navy/Silver New England

A collection of eight antique woodworking tools, including three levels, each stamped with New England maker marks, wooden mallet, two planers, a caliper with original box, and a Keuffel & Esser Co. N

Fine antique sterling silver dresser set of 18 items including brushes, handheld mirror, button hook, tweezers, scissors, and more. Acid tested: Sterling 925. Original case. Maker mark on large brushe

Chinese artist pottery vessel with frog. Maker stamp on bottom. H 2-1/2" D 3". Pottery dish: D 5-1/2". Pottery planter: H 3-1/8". Small vase H 4-1/4". Maker's mark on bottom. Condition: Excellent cond

COIN SILVER: Thirteen serving spoons by American silversmiths, mostly New England, 19th C., all with maker's marks verso, maker's include: Farrington & Hunnswell, Boston, c. 1840 - 1850; N. & T. Foste

America, 18th century. An early map of the eastern coast, detailing New England, New York, and more. No maker marks present. Overall good condition; complete on laid paper.

Lot of 15 dolls without clothing, some without heads, Alan (Ken's buddy), book "Dolls, Makers and Marks" by Elixabeth A. Coleman

Large pair of single mounted spurs with exceedingly rare "double maker's mark", inside the heelband and under the button, in the #313 pattern.

Porringer, maker unknown, no mark. Cast and turned bowl, large 3 heart and crescent handle. New England ca 1840-1860. D 4-1/2". Porringer, crown handle bossed bowl. Gr mark cast in handle. Boston, MA.

UNLISTED NEW ENGLAND PEACHBLOW DOUBLE-HANDLED SUGAR, plush, reeded handles, square rim, polished pontil mark. New England Glass Co. Fourth quarter 19th century. 4 1/8" H.Undamaged.Provenance: From a p

Super nice large "S" shank bit with massive conchos, nicely engraved shanks, great halfbreed mouthpiece, and double squash "M" makers mark. Roger Wilmot Collection

Late 19th century, New York. Having a double light configuration with argon chamber at center atop base. Singed at the arms interior and marked at the base with makers mark. The piece is electrified.

with elaborate worked details, date mark 1912, maker's mark GJ/DF for George Jackson & David Fullerton, working 1897. Also marked on bottom "Made in England for Theodore B. Starr New York". Engraved i

US M1860 STAFF & FIELD OFFICER DRESS SWORD US Civil War era Pattern 1860 Staff and Field Officer's Sword. Acid etched, double edged diamond section blade. Maker's mark "F. Seliger & Son New York" etch

Van Cleef & Arpels Long Gold and Mother-of-Pearl 'Alhambra' Necklace, France 18 kt., 10 double-sided gray mother-of-pearl clovers, signed V.C.A., no. B4463 W2, with maker's mark and French assay mark,

18 kt., double sided leaf-shaped malachite, clover-shaped mother-of-pearl, butterfly-shaped tiger's eye and heart-shaped carnelian, signed VCA, nos. JD033168, Z16B, with maker's mark and French assay

Very early single inlaid California style spurs with double diamond pattern and deeply chased iron offsides, and star AB maker's marks. Completed by silver concho straps.

PRESSED DOUBLE CIRCLES SPOON / SPILL HOLDERS OR VASE, canary yellow (reacts under black light), polished pontil mark. Probably New England. 1850-1870. 5" H, 3 3/8" D rim.Literature: Metz - Much More E

60" x 37" Double sided porcelain sign with bright colors, scuffs, scratches, minor porcelain chips, one side shows some fading. The sign has wood mounted to the top. Makers mark IR 32 PLEASE NOTE, THE

19th Century Varnish & Co. Patent, Mercury Cobalt Blue and Silver Glass Vase With Inset Disc. Circa 1860s. Luscious deep blue double walled casing cut to silver. Makers mark on disk: E. Varnish & Co.

two large silver-plated flasks with screw caps, maker’s mark of James Dixon & Sons Sheffield, England, in fitted leather case with suede interior, flasks stamped "Abercrombie & Fitch Co", New York,

English silver double handle loving cup with lid, signed on reverse with circa 1920 London hallmarks and Lionel Alfred Crichton makers mark, signed and numbered on base "Crichton & Co. Ltd. New York-C

By the Baldwin & Miller Co. of Newark, New Jersey, circa first quarter 20th century. Marked with the maker's 'B&M' mark and also marked 'STERLING' and '362'. Engraved 'ANPA' and 'April 23, 1974'. Heig

PRESSED EIGHT-FLUTE QUART BAR DECANTER, bright Canary (reacts under black light), applied bar lip, plain neck, polished pontil mark. New England or Pittsburgh area. 1850-1870. 10 1/8" H. Literature: P

bright golden topaz, square form with an excellent whittled surface, kick-up base with a rough pontil mark. New England area. First half 19th century. 4 1/8" H.Provenance: From the Eddie Tatum estate