SIX AMERICAN WOODEN UTENSILS.

Nineteenth-early 20th century. Butter paddles, spatulas, scoop with old black paint and a lemon squeezer. Varying wear and repaired paddle. 9.25" to 14.25"l.

Mid 19th century, maple. Long handled dipper. Chip, age split. 11"l. And butter paddle. Edge split. 8.5"l.

Nineteenth - 20th century. Includes paddles, ladles, scoops, lemon juicer, etc. Approximately 50 pieces. Varying wear and loss.

First quarter 20th century. Turned wooden stakes with original paint. One has been cut down with loss. Wear from use. 19" to 27"l.

A Set of Six American Sterling Silver Soup Spoons. Together with a collection of sterling silver serving utensils, salt spoons, souvenir spoons, and a sauce ladle Wt: 11.75 ozt

19th and early 20th century. The group includes six firkins and a single bent wood piece which is signed at the interior with impressed mark “Wiltonâ€. Good overall sturdy condition.

Mid 20th century. Wooden pins with old green, red and yellow paint. Wear and age splits. 11.5"h. Together with a mismatched ball.

Six American Sterling Silver Bowls Plates and Ladle by Various Makers, 20th Century, Including Gorham, Towle &Steiff. Ladle not weighed due to wooden handle. Approx. weight: 24 troy oz.

AMERICAN COUNTRY WOODEN BOXES, LOT OF TWO, comprising a walnut two-compartment dovetailed wall box with two drawers, and a pine six-drawer spice cabinet. Mid 19th and early 20th century. 14" and 13 1/

Van Gogh, Degas, aged vintage picture on wooden frame, American diplomat Commodore Joseph Wilson painting by Gallagher. Part of the frame of the larger Van Gogh painting is missing.

Late 19th-20th century. Small American oblong wooden bowl with late blue paint on the exterior. Age split. 2.25"h. 12"l. Together with six groups of European miniature stone fruit including pears, app

Dealer lot of medal collections in wooden cases: 1) Presidential Dollar Trials by American Mint: six 70 mm, copper layered in gold medals. 2) Famous Ships of the World Complete Set by American Mint; 2

19th-20th century. A group of six sterling silver serving utensils by various American makers including Mechanics Sterling Co., International Silver Co. and Gorham, and an English sterling berry spoo

Six 50 star American flags, one 48 star American flag, all mounted on wooden dowel rods, shows signs of wear, discoloration, and staining throughout, display very well and have a great look, 50x32" on

Six 19th century American household items. Includes two Iron hog scraper candlesticks with ejector stems and circular feet, and four food choppers with Iron and Steel blades and wooden handles. Two ch

SET OF SIX OCEANA CLAM SHELL BOWLS BY RUSSEL WRIGHTAmerican, mid-20th century, wooden, all with burn-in signature to back side, one with partial Oceana paper label.9 x 8.8 in. (22.9 x 22.4 cm.)

American, 20th century; black wooden case with ivory and gold florals; temple form roof; with double beveled glass doors and sides; fitted with six adjustable shelves; fluorescent lights; rising on cu

American, 19th-20th century. Six specialty serving utensils by Gorham, each marked; largest lg. 12.75 in., total sterling weight 16.5ozt (482g).

Nineteenth century. Scrollwork rack attributed to Lancaster County, Pennsylvania, 8.5"h. 16"l. And six utensils, mostly forks including one with tooled, heart handle marked "J. Kieffer". 17.5"l.

Probably American, 20th century. Group of six carved and painted wooden folk art figures of penguins in various poses. Unmarked. Approx. of the tallest, h. 10.5".

JENNY HOLZER (AMERICAN 1950-) TRUISMS (SET OF SIX) Screenprint on wooden postcards (each 10cm x 15cm (4in x 6in), unframed)

Screenprint on wooden postcards(each 10cm x 15cm (4in x 6in), unframed)

John Widdicomb (American), last quarter 20th century. Six-tier faux bamboo etagere, having a turned wooden frame, solid shelves, and rising on toupie feet. Plaque to underside. Approx. h. 84", w. 27",

Wood presentation case containing six silver rounds each depicting a different American coin. All are two ounce rounds of .999 silver. Brass plaque on box lid reads, "AMERICA'S LEGENDARY COINS".