One Hazard Powder Can

One Hazard Powder Company Keg 8 1/2 in. tall Wooden circular keg with "Fairlawn Gunpowder from Hazard Powder Co." label with image of a bird on label. As found. Provenance: Richard Labowskie, M.D. Col

One Hazard Powder Tin 9 in. tall One large Hazard Smokeless powder tin with a paper label on top depicting an image of a hunter shooting ducks. As found. Provenance: Private Collection, a descendant o

One Hazard Powder Can 7 1/4 in. tall Metal circular can with "Hazard's Trap Powder from Hazard Powder Co." label with image of a hunter shooting. As found. Provenance: Private Collection, a descendant

Seven Powder Tins and a Match Box largest is 7 in. tall One Boston Sporting Powder, two Oriental Powder Company, Boston, one Hazard Powder Co., one A E & Co, one Oriental Powder Mills, Maine, one Lyma

One Hazard Smokeless Powder Can 5 3/4 in. tall Label depicts a Canada goose hunter in the field. As found, label has dot matrix pattern. Provenance: Private Collection, a descendant of Thomas Coleman

Two Hazard Powder Co. Wood Powder Kegs, 19th century. With paper labels, one lacking one head. Ht. 13, dia. 10 1/2 in. For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com For further informat

Green painted tin with painted labels. Image of a goose hunter in a pit blind. Stands just over 6" tall.

One Powder Tin 6 in. tall One green Snap Shot powder tin manufactured by the Warren Powder Mills. As found. Provenance: Private Collection, a descendant of Thomas Coleman du Pont

Image of a goose hunter in pit blind, with two crossed shotguns at top. Measures 6" tall.

One Hazard's Gunpowder Tin 5 3/4 in. tall A rectangular red metal tin with paper label "Hazard's Electric Gunpowder" with corner images depicting hunters, dogs, an American Indian, and deer. The back

Largest measures 21 1/2" long. Estimate $800 - $1,000. Starting bid $50.

Two Plain Powder Horns and One Powder Horn Dated 1776. America, late 18th century. The large yellow/green colored horns with carved spouts and pine bases, one with lobe on the end, flat base and dated

Group of frontier items, 3 metal shot flasks and 1 powder horn. Condition: Excellent condition. Horn L 14-1/4". Smallest Flask L 4-3/4". Largest Flask L 7-1/4". Copy and paste link for high-res images

SEVEN ASSORTED VINTAGE COLORED CRYSTAL AND GLASS VANITY BOTTLES AND ONE POWDER JAR. Bottles include Vaseline glass perfume atomizer - Tallest, H: 7 1/2 in.

Two Hazard Salesman's Sample Tins largest is 2 1/4 in. tall Two Miniature Hazard Powder Co. salesman's sample unopened metal tins. As found. Provenance: Private Collection, a descendant of Thomas Cole

Three Chinese Porcelain Articles 20TH CENTURY comprising one powder blue teapot, and a pair of small turquoise ground famille rose vases with molded dragon chilong decoration.  Height of tallest 6 in

Five cut glass perfume bottles with embossed floral sterling silver lids. One powder jar and a small cosmetic box. Two are monogrammed. Tallest 6h

The lot Includes some a royal blue pitcher, most that are closer to navy, and one powder blue piece. There is a pair of candlesticks, a trinket box, a jar, two creamers, and two larger pitchers. Overa

Two Powder Tins 6 in. tall Two tins with Hazard Powder Company Sea Shooting Gunpowder labels. The label has an image of a hunter, a dog, and a slain deer. As found. Provenance: Private Collection, a d

DESCRIPTION: Four Art Deco glass vessels-one powder bowl, one perfume bottle, one shouldered vase, and one handled vase-designed by Hem, each featuring geometric silver overlay patterns throughout. Ha

Seven pieces of glass, all with decorative coloured glass applications. One powder box with feathered down applicator, two vases, and four bottles with stoppers -- two with teardrop-shapedstoppers and

One powder case with mirror in sterling silver with rose gold clasp, weighing 105.8 grams, with mirror and pads. Made for Asprey (London), stamped A & Co. Birmingham, 1962.

Five snuff boxes: three round, one book form, one powder horn form [3" L].

ASSORTED CARVED POWDER HORNS, LOT OF FOUR, each with wooden end cap, three with later added leather strap, one with brass tacks. One powder horn has scrimshawed initials " H C 4". 19th century. Very g