PAINTED TIN TRAY. Attributed to Upson, New York. Go

Painted Tin Birdcage, John Maxheimer, New York, New York, c. 1885. The wire bars with tin hoops at base, center, and top forming cylindrical cage containing three openings, two with cast iron doors in

A Fine Renaissance Revival Parcel Gilt and Ivory-Painted Cabinet Attributed to George Schastey, New York, Circa 1875 Height 67 x width 64 x depth 22 inches. Note: The recent scholarship and subsequent

US Navy Captain Bicorn Hat & Gilt Epaulets in Tin Box. Dress bicorn hat and gilt epaulets with silvered anchor and spread winged eagle. Hat by Meyer, New York. Tin box painted putty green. Circa 1925.

The two-sided painted steel sign attributed to the New York Central. Measures 9.5 x 21 inches. We happily provide seamless in-house packing and shipping services on nearly everything we sell. Until fu

Two decorative trays, one Ridgway porcelain tray with bird and floral motifs and one vintage Cross Arts Products (Rochester, New York) wood tray painted with a scene of fairies surrounded a sleeping w

Bartholomay Brewery Co., Rochester, New York Tin Lithograph Tray circa 1900. Dia. 12 in.

Jorge Ferrari-Hardoy; Juan Kurchan; Antonio Bonet. 'Bat' - 'Butterfly' easy chair, 1938. H. 82 x 92 x 76 cm. Made by Knoll International, New York (attributed). Steel rods, painted black, brown leathe

An early 20th century Pre-Prohibition advertising beer tray for "Dotterweich Brewing Co." of Olean, New York, c.1910. Lithograph on tin tray depicting a seated monk enjoying a beer, made by "Chas W. S

English Tôle Painted Tray 19th Century Painted with a scene of St. Mark's Square, Venice. Length 22 inches (55.9 cm), width 29 1/4 inches (75 cm). C

English Tole Painted Tray on Stand Second quarter 19th century Raised on a later stand. Height 19 3/4 inches (50.2cm), width 30 inches (76.2cm), depth 21 1/4 inches (54cm). C Property from a Park Aven

English Majolica Yellow and Green Ground 'Corn On the Cob' Bread Tray Attributed to Adams & Bromley / John Adams & Co., recorded as shape no. 21, circa 1875 Of navette shape, the center molded as a ba

Canadian. 1920s. Single sided painted wood. Possibly from the St. Thomas Railway Station. Includes a large assortment of interchangeable painted tin information plates. Several of these plates exhibit

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

Convex painted tin in white on black, "Wiener Werkstätte of America Inc. 581 Fifth Avenue New York", 7" x 10", (spots of tarnish/rust, paint chipping, 0.75" dent top edge, bottom right corner bent

Two printed tin New York World's Fair trays including: 1.) Two-handled tray inscribed "The World of Tomorrow/New York World's Fair". 2.) Tray inscribed "New York World's Fair 1939". [Lengths from: 16"

DIETZ COMET WITH CLEAR GLASS GLOBE - SYRACUSE, NEW YORK 8 1/4" H

Large Grouping of 1964 New York World's Fair Tin Plates, Trays and Coasters. Approx. 32 Pieces - 10 pieces White Colored and 22 pieces Black Colored. This sale will be broadcast live on sale day with

Painted tin and wood; (1) Royal Blue Limited: #2103, New York and Washington; some paint flaking; (1) Hansaned #2106 Pullman; some paint flaking and loss, mostly on roof; missing (1) seat back; L-13",

A pair of grey-painted cast iron greyhounds Attributed to J.W. Fiske & Co., New York, NY, late 19th century On cast iron bases, apparently unmarked. (H: 24 in. W: 53 1/4 in. D: 14 1/4 in.) Provenance<

Made by Buckman Mfg. Co. New York City - 1872 - 15" L x 9.125" T Excellent Plus Condition Buckman was one of the earliest steam toy makers in the United States. Made of hand painted tin, brass and a t

This train appears to be a one of a kind New York Central Lines Pullman train car. The body of the train car is wood with a painted tin roof. There is a light bulb on each end and a bell on one end. T

C. Ambrosius & Sons Bottlers / The Leader in Sauerkraut and Soft Drinks Tray. New York: Haeusermann M. M. Co. Litho, ca. 1920s-1930s. Prohibition-era polychrome tin litho tray with image of a nurse se

American. 1880's. Black painted tin with gold stencilled script and decoration. Made by the C.T. Ham Mfg Company of Rochester New York. C.T. Ham was acquired by The Dietz Lantern Co. around the time o

With painted tin identification plaque marked 'American Typewriter Co, 265 Broadway, New York, Patented inserted in the frame; and a second painted tin lettering scale with black letters on white grou