PARNALL & SONS Brass Weight & Wooden Bookends

Bookends have gold toned brass weights which are inscribed PARNALL & SONS. Each piece has brown toned wooden/veneer base. Weights are bells shaped. Each measures approx 6.5 inches deep & tall 4.75 inc

DESCRIPTION: Eli Terry and Sons pillar and scroll shelf clock, Plymouth, Connecticut. Gold accented dial, reverse painted glass panel, brass urn finials. Weight driven, wooden works, time and strike.

Mounted on handmade wooden bookends; Instrument reads: "1918 No 1676 / A. Kershaw & Son Ltd. / Clinometer Sight (Mark III); Other reads the same, except it is number 7680. Clinometers are used measure

Lot of wooden and brass Jewish items, including: 7 pairs of bookends, a pair of paper weight and an additional paper weight. Depicting the Tablets of Stone, lions, Star of David, fruits and floral mot

DESCRIPTION: A pair of bookends featuring carved wooden bases with brass embellishment along the bottom. Finished with brass figurine of a bull on one, and a rampant bear atop a boulder along the othe

Eimer & Amend Apothecary Scale (Made in Germany) and a large F. Hopken & Son Brass weight set. Also included: Two Bags of Brass weights.

E.S RITCHIE & SONS BRASS AND WOODEN SHIPS BINNACLE H 54" W 36" D 23" (Pat March 2nd, 1920) Serial number 70083, Boston, MA.

Beautifully crafted set of brass weights in wooden box, complete with all weights and tweezers. Issued: c. 1860 Dimensions: 10.25"L x 4"W x 3.5"H

Set of vintage, possibly antique scale weights. 7 in total. Ranging from 1 Dkg to 20 Dkg. Comes in wooden box. Largest weight measures 1.5 inches tall and 1.5 inch diameter. Box is approx 5.5 x 2.5 x

Set of Antique Brass Scale Weights in Wooden Holder. Size: 9L x4w x3h inches

Pair of bookends brass; wooden base, painted black 14 x 15 x 7 cm

E&T Fairbanks & Co. brass weight set in wooden box; eleven brass weights including a 2 gram, 1/8 ounce, 1/4 ounce, 1/2 ounce, 1 ounce, 2 ounce, 4 ounce, 8 ounce, 1 pound, 2 pound, and 4 pound weight;

18th c. German Gold Weighing Kit, containing scale and (15) brass weights in fitted wooden case, exterior marked "GIH, 1751", 1" high, 6 5/8" x 3 1/4". Missing one weight, surface wear.

Lot including brass weight set in wooden box, (2) iron molds, assorted metal bells, minnow trap (49" L.).

Sligh “Bob Timberlake” Mission Style Oak Grandfather Clock. Brass dial with Arabic numbers, includes three brass weights pendulum and wooden key arm. Rubbing to wood, minor scratches. Measures 76"

rated 9, 2.75"D., the brass embossed paper weight is in very good condition, on bottom is says "Silk & Mohair Braids, Satin Sleeve Linings, Serces & Braids.

NE pine tall case clock, painted steel dial on an 8 day brass movement, seconds bit and calendar window, considerable flaking to paint on dial, with 2 brass sleeved cast iron weight, wooden shaft pend

The Lot Consists of a cast iron bank, a copper mug, 3 pair of bookends, a brass weight, 11 pocket knives, a Victorian Face mount, and more. Third Party Shipping or Personal Pickup Required

Louis Bogtman (1900-1969)1 pair of Amsterdam School tie-dyed wooden bookends with brass base and Amsterdam School tie-dye triangular letter holder

Statue of European nobleman, a brass armadillo paper weight, a wooden carving with mother of pearl shell insert. Tallest: approx. 7".

11-pc. brass Newark scale weights in wooden box -Very Good ***These items are not located at the Chupp Auctions facility and will not be available for preview until April 1. As a result, some question

English Inkstand with Postal Scales, Circa 1880. With two glass inkwells topped with brass hinged caps. 3 weights. Wooden base with a pen tray. Height: 9cm / 3.54in. Base: 26cm X 19cm / 10.23in X 7.48

English Inkstand with Postal Scales, Circa 1880. With two glass inkwells topped with brass hinged caps. 3 weights. Wooden base with a pen tray. Height: 10.5cm / 4.13in. Base: 28cm X 18cm / 11in X 7in.

DON KNUDSON (AMERICAN, B. 1933)Painted wooden sculpture, signed to reverse. Brass scale weights inset into wooden fragments, framed.Provenance: collection of Dr. Albert de la Chapelle and Dr. Clara D.