Unusual American cream separator

1901 Pan American Exposition U.S. Cream Separator Token - UNC

High quality cream and sugar - great blanks and unusual in that the sugar bowl is squared off. Tons of cutting for small pieces.

This tray is cut in a pattern very similar to Fry's Rochester. The blank is stunningly clear with intersecting cane all over.

Mid 19th century, pine. Worn orange over original orange, cream interior, open top and two board door. Square nail construction. Edge wear and rodent damage. 69.5"h. 37"w. 14''d.

American. 1910s. Single sided tin (SST), self framed. Exhibits scattered surface scratches, shallow impressions and minor fade. Minor amateur touch up to a patch of loss within the upper left quarter

Canadian. 1950s. Lithographed tin. White Rose separator oil is the oldest tin. Marked, "A.C. Co 31A" (American Can Co.), on Separator oil. Marked, "29A Amer Can Co." (Canco), on Outboard can. Each mea

American. 1916. Single-sided lithographed paper. Professionally framed. Marked, "W.F. Powers Co. Litho, N.Y." and "Copyright 1915 by the De Laval Separator Co.", bottom left and right edge below image

American and Canadian. 1900s. Lithographed celluloid, tin. A Sharples Tubular Cream Separator match holder and pocket mirror from Sharples of Westchester Pennsylvania, Toronto Ontario, and Chicago Ill

American. 1910s. Embossed lithographed tin. Marked, "Pat'd July - 28 '08 L T Savage N. Y." lower edge. 6 1/2 x 4". Exhibits minor to moderate oxidation mostly from dispensing spouts and at lower edge.

American. 1920. Single sided lithographed paper. Marked, "Copyright 1919 by the De Laval Separator Co.", lower center edge. Artwork signed by artist, Haskell Coffin, lower left edge of image. Light cr

New old stock Primus Cream Separator sign, remnants of paper between the signs, 9 3/4" x 14", made by American Art Works, Coshocton, Ohio

American. 1910s. Single sided tin (SST) in marked composite frame. Sign exhibits light to moderate oxidation and fade. Tagged, "Framed by A.H. Vilas Company, Chicago, Illinois" rear. Marked, "Copyrigh

Country store cabinet, De Laval Cream Separators, oak w/embossed tin litho door front by American Art Sign Co.-Brooklyn, NY, tin in Exc cond, cabinet VG, 26"H x 17.75"W x 11"D.

A group of 4 tin farming signs including Member Grange, 14" l, American Agriculturalist 13" long, Funks Hybrid 17" l, and a Sharples Cream Separator 13" l.

1.25 ozs

Fantastic example of Pitkin & Brooks in their Rajah design featuring an unusual blowout blank. The interior cutting of the Rajah stars is extremely pronounced and sharp - could cut your hand!

Boat tail speedboat, squared off and rounded rear end. Dual motor marked "TMY." Looks to have replacement American flag. Original windshield. Unusual color combination of teal, maroon, cream and red.

South American Woven Poncho, Mapuche, c. 1900, cream-colored stepped cross grid on an unusual red background, fringe at the sides, (some wool loss), 59 x 51 1/2 in. including fringe.

Tin Litho Sharples Tubular Cream Seperators Match Safe. 1900s tin Match Safe Advertising piece from Sharples Separator Co. Beautiful litho. Measures about 7 inches tall.

American, 1st half-19th century. Overshot coverlet with "pine tree" border, in red, blue, and cream. 37" square, excluding fringe.

Stanwood Hardware Co (Washington) De Laval Cream Separator Tin Litho Sign Framed. Antique dairy advertising sign featuring a De Laval Cream Separator No.15 and the slogan ''Sooner Or Later You Will Bu

Retains its very ornate stamped De Laval frame. This is a very fine example with strong colors and a very crisp image. Retains its original gloss. There are a few scratches in the center and one on th

Stanwood Hardware Co (Washington) De Laval Cream Separator Tin Litho Sign Framed. Antique dairy advertising sign featuring a De Laval Cream Separator No.15 and the slogan ''Sooner Or Later You Will Bu

Unusual American Renaissance style walnut writing desk, double pedestal with burled panels. 29" t x 32" d x 48" w. Ca. 1875