Three Painted Tin Items - Trash Bins & Canister - Snoopy & Charlie Brown

Three Painted Tin Items - Trash Bins & Canister - Snoopy & Charlie Brown . Up to 13 1/4" H ALL DESCRIPTIONS AND ANY CONDITION STATEMENT GIVEN BY LANGSTON AUCTION GALLERY ARE STRICTLY OPINIONS AND LANG

An original Peanuts by Charles Schultz, tin waste bin from 1969. Featuring Charlie Brown on one side and Snoopy on the other. Set in a red background, made in USA by Cheinco in 1969.

A Clitso Dedman Yeibichai set with female patient Clitso Dedman, (Diné [Navajo], 1879-1953) c.1952/3, painted cottonwood, tin, feathers, ribbons and brown wool, Talking God is wearing an orange s

All three items each bear the signature of Charlie Chaplin. The hat is an Antique Wakefield London Black Bowler All Fur Felt Leather Band Silk Ribbon Detail museum quality festival movie prop. Charlie

Charlie Chaplin Signed Cane Hat Boots and Moustache Set All three items each bear the signature of Charlie Chaplin and the cane is inscribed "Best Wishes" The hat is an Antique Wakefield London Black

All three items each bear the signature of Charlie Chaplin. The hat is an Antique Wakefield London Black Bowler All Fur Felt Leather Band Silk Ribbon Detail museum quality festival movie prop. Charlie

All three items each bear the signature of Charlie Chaplin. The hat is an Antique Wakefield London Black Bowler All Fur Felt Leather Band Silk Ribbon Detail museum quality festival movie prop. Charlie

Charles Schulz (1922-2000) 1979 United Feature Syndicate, Inc. Comic strip of Peanuts featuring "Good ol' Charlie Brown" by Charles Schulz. This item is a camera-ready work, not an original drawing, b

Colorful hand painted tin figures, seated on wire frame tandem, spoke wheels, clockwork driven. 8 1/2" h.

Group of Chinese Snuff Bottles. Comprising a total of five: three underglazed blue and red porcelain figural snuff bottles; two others painted, one of which one is painted brown and internally decorat

Nice piece of Connecticut toy history! Hand-Painted & stenciled tin with clockwork mechanism, 14.5” long, circa 1870s. Our key wasn’t long enough for a wind, but mechanism, is loose and well lubri

Three Persian Polychrome Decorated Pottery Items, to include flared rim with stylized animals and geometric motifs, 10th century or later, diameter 8 inches; cobalt blue and brown pottery bowl decorat

TRIPOD STANDCherry wood, original red stained finish, round top, bulbous turned shaft, on three arched legs, with tin plate underneath with original screws, "No 1" painted on the cleat in white refers

METAL: 18K YELLOW GOLDCASE DIMENSIONS: 38MM X 11MMBAND: ORIGINAL CARTIER BROWN LEATHER BAND WITH ORIGINAL CARTIER 18K GOLD DEPLOYMENT CLASP.DIAL:CARTIER SILVERED DIAL.PAINTED ROMAN NUMERALS.SWORD SHAP

217. RARE MARKLIN CASTLE FORT | Hand painted, circa 1890, wooden base with two round tin towers at gateway, large three tier main structure, impressive piece that seldom comes up for sale and a wonder

H. 80 cm. W. 55 cm.

Hand painted Charlie Keller signed baseball. From the collection of a former umpire in Detroit. Please see photos for additional details. Please note all lots show signs of wear commensurate with age

Exceptional Americana example, hand painted tin, large stencilling on side reads, "Fulton," features cast iron spoke wheels, upper deck cabin, railed bow and stern, walking beam at top roof, multi-col

Rare painted tin Advertising sign depicting a black man holding a sign. American, made by Silas West, Haverhill, MA, circa 1910. Original paint in outstanding original condition. This is the finest ex

Germany, late 1920s, hand painted tin, full deck cabin with upper deck, two funnels at center, cloth canopy covers superstructure from bow to stern, original paddlewheel covers stenciled WIEN, tri-col

Carved Stone Bust of a Woman, possibly Palmyrian, having carved relief of a woman wearing a shawl and holding three items, back having writing, 24" x 17".

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",

Banjo Clock, John W. Bennett (Old Greenwich, CT) - c. 1940s. A vintage banjo clock by American clockmaker John W. Bennett of Old Greenwich, Connecticut. Painted tin dial with Roman numerals. Lower tab

A Hertwig all-bisque dolls’ house monkey boy doll, painted brown with pin-jointed limbs and crochet outfit —1 ¾in. (4.5cm.) high (outfit a little rust stained)