Two Barrel's and Receivers

Maple & Co., English, Late Victorian Oak Two Barrel Liquor Dispenser. Silverplated staves, spigots, fills, stoppers and base trim. Signed on rear stave. 9.5" H, 11.5" W, 8.5" D (overall)

Columbus Vending 1 Cent Coin Slot with Knob and Two Barrel Locks. Columbus, OH: The Columbus Vending Co., ca. 1920s. Coin slot with rotating knob to drop a penny into a gumball machine’s storage

Royal Worcester two barrel shaped jugs painted with a bullfinch or a wrythen both signed one by W. Powell and one by J. Stanley. Largest 8cm high

Mercury Super Marauder Tri-Power System, aluminum intake manifold with three Holley 2300 two barrel carburetors, tri-power fuel pump cover, aluminum M valve covers and polished air cleaner housing des

Lot of three telegraph pieces include one sender and two receivers, bell telephone and another.

19th century Continental gilt bronze inkwell, probably French, depicting a soldier with flash and cup between two barrel-form ink and pounce powder pots, raised on dolphin supports. [4 1/2" H x 8" W x

Early 19th century Cast as a seated soldier raising a cup in a toast, with a sword at his side and standard at his feet, flanked by two barrel-form pots, on a rectangular base with dolphin-form feet.

1094. FERNAND MARTIN BARREL ROLLER | c. 1906, "Chand' Tonneaux!!!" Popular example, man with hidden mechanism walks along while rolling two barrels forward. Provenance: The Schroeder Collection. | 7"

Predynastic Egyptian ceramic jar; of globular form with round bottom, two barrel handles and a flat rim, deep red-brown painted concentric circles and lines; Gerzean Period, Circa 3500 - 3050 BC; H: 4

The largest rosewood stand with two receivers and one key. By LC TILLOTSON & CO, New York, circa 1870's. 12" x 6". The smaller birch base has one receiver and one key J.H. BUNNELL, New York, circa 188

Five Allegorical Miniature Drawings framed as one, the three rectangular images of winged men in clothing of the period pestering women in various settings, the two barrel-shaped images of the same wo

Lot of 2 French Barrel Back Armchairs. This lot includes two barrel back armchairs. They each have turned wood legs and a lovely curved form. Dimensions are 31.25 in h x 28 in w x 27 in d. Condition i

Three Piece American Carved Mahogany Parlor Suite, c. 1930, consisting of two barrel back bergeres, and a settee, the arched carved crest rails terminating in ornate fowl head carvings flanking bowed

A late 19th century gilt bronze mounted Sèvres-style porcelain encrier of oval boat-shaped form on anthemion paw footed feet, fitted two receivers and covers with gilt bronze liners, the porcelai

Browning Light 12. 12 gauge, 2.75". Comes with two barrels - one 25.5" vent rib barrel and one 27.5" plain barrel. Serial No. 88935 with letter "C" by serial number. See photos. Please read the Terms

Eliel Saarinen Attributed Six Piece Dining Chair Suite. Comprising two barrel back armchairs and four side chairs upholstered in gray/pale blue. {Approximate dimensions: Armchairs 29 1/2 high x 23 wid

Three intercom receivers, including Autophone, two candlestick phones, one partially disassembled, two receivers without dials.

Three barrel hand cannon measuring 18-1/4" long. Barrel length is 6-1/4" with two barrels having a 3/4" bore and the third being 5/8". There are three barrel bands and three touch holes, one hole per

TWO BARREL-FORM CHAIRSFirst Half of the 20th CenturyOne with white leather upholstery and reeded legs. The other with light tan leather upholstery and mahogany arms with lion's-head ends.Back heights

Seven Lionel Train Cars with Original Boxes including: automobile flatcar, No.6424 (with blue and red cars), refrigerator car, No. 6672, two barrel cars, No. 356225 (six loose barrels, no man) and 356

TWO BARREL-FORM CHAIRSFirst Half of the 20th CenturyOne with white leather upholstery and reeded legs. The other with light tan leather upholstery and mahogany arms with lion's-head ends.Back heights

6th-14th century AD. A mixed group of bronze coin and trade weights comprising: two barrel-shaped with silver-inlaid '??' to one face; one similar, smaller with 'IB' design; one discoid with nimbate b

A triptych by Roy Lichtenstein (American 1923-1997) titled "As I Opened Fire" 1964. The first reads 'That My Ship Was Below Them…' and shows two barrels firing, the second reads 'The Enemy Would

Maine Made Carved and Painted Oak, the full-body spread wing eagle carved all over in feathers in gold paint, the plaque in red, white and blue with gold edge, two barrels in red, white and blue paint