RARE EARLY 19TH C OVAL TIN SCONCE

RARE EARLY 19TH C OVAL TIN SCONCE IN OLD COLOR, EARLY BALL HAMMERED EDGE, 9 X 14

Rare Pair of Late 18th - Early 19th c. Punched Tin Double Candle Wall Sconces, with heart design, each with detachable candle holders with crimped edge bobeches, 17 1/2" high, 10 1/2" x 4 1/4". Surfac

Pair of pierced tin sconces. American, early 19th century. H 12-3/4" W 4-1/2". Condition: Two old filled holes indicating old electrifying. Copy and paste this link for high-res images. https://www.dr

Rare Early Embossed Sconces Early - Mid 19thC Rolled Sheet Iron 12"H X 7 13/16"W X 2 1/2"D Wonderful worn tinned surfaces, dry pewter gray patina. Elaborately relief formed oval fluted backplate, with

PAIR OF EARLY 19TH C TIN SCONCES , FROM NORMAN HOMESTEAD, LEDYARD, CT. 11 X 3.5

EARLY 19TH C TIN CANDLE SCONCE, ORIGINAL SURFACE, 10.5"

RARE EARLY 19TH CENTURY HANGING TIN CHADELIER, FIVE ARMS, NEW ENGLAND, CIRCA 1810-1830, ORIGINAL SURFACES, LARGE SIZE 20" X 5"

A RARE EARLY 19TH CENTURY ENGLISH SCIENTIFIC TIN CASED CELLESTIAL INSTRUMENT by Joseph Smith of London. 10.5 cm diameter. Note: A number of scientific apparatus are known to bear Joseph Smiths Signatu

early 19thC rare travelling tin & glass candle lantern w fold down handle & hanging chain - 5 1/2" tall

Pair of 19th century tin sconces. New England. Excellent condition. H 11-3/4". Please refer to link for hi res photos. https://www.dropbox.com/sh/uvqxn0qja6q6p3k/AACUbHTZ8xfmvdLzbph4GIyaa?dl=0

American (Boston area) 1800-1820 mourning memorial folk art watercolor on paper depicting in an oval form two monuments under willow tree with two weeping young women, one at each tomb, scene overlook

American tin wall sconce with double font and crimped rounded top in the Queen Anne style - late 18th to early 19th century. Hanging hook has been resolded on reverse, otherwise very good condition. 1

14"; SOME SILVER LOSS

18th to Early 19th C Large Oval Pumpkin Painted Pantry Box - appears to be in original painted surface, one of several rare / unusual pantry boxes in this sale, 17 W x 12 1/2 D x 9 1/2 H. Oval all goo

A rare form of early lighting from the collection of F. Walton. All original including the wick pick which is often missing. All one piece soldered together. The burner was removable at one time in or

Estate / Collection: Estate of Kenneth Sausville Comprising an early brass candlestick, two crimped tin sconces, a tin tinderbox chamberstick, two tin hogscraper candlesticks, and a wrought iron rush

Rare Reflectors Candle Sconce Late 18th - Early 19th Century Rolled Sheet Iron 9 1/2" Diam X 4 5/8"D Dished crimped edge backplate with eight concave tab cleated reflectors. Folded edge ribbed candle

Canton Reticulated Porcelain Oval Fruit Basket Stand, early 19th Century, relatively rare diamond lattice edge with applied florets and composite diapered bands encircle a pavilioned Canton riverscape

A rare and all original oval Shaker Pincushion Box, dating to the early to mid 19th century. The box has 3 fingers, its original natural wood surface and the original red cloth covering the pincushion

William IV Oval Cellarette, Early 19th C., mahogany with fluted sunburst carved top, partially free standing umbrella stiles, tin lined and compartmentalized interior. PLEASE NOTE: A similar example m

Early 19th c. English Server or Planter, oval shape with figured mahogany veneered top, galleried edge, central round molded edge compartment with handled tin liner (for ice bucket or planter), curved

THREE ANTIQUE PRIMITIVE TIN WALL CANDLE SCONCES: Three, late 18th to early 19th century, near matching tin candle wall sconces with rounded & crimped tops. Two with labels on verso "COLLECTION OF STEP

(2) Early Lanterns, including: 19th c. brass skater's lantern by Hurricane Lantern Co., New York, with chain, pat. Dec. 24, 1867, 9" high; and Early 20th c. tin kerosene lantern wall sconce, 11 1/4" h

Early 19th century; gouache of notable Delaware judge in oval brass & glass frame, inscribed on verso,"Judge James Rice Black May 14, 1785 Sept. 3, 1839".2 x 2 3/4 in. Hon. James R. Black-Appointed by