Metalware

Wonderful antique metal cash box is black with gold trim, there are some scratches on the box.

One wire hanging basket could be used to display flowers or votive candles. There is some wear to the inside of the paint on the basket.

This red-headed girlie tin ashtray measures about 3.75 inches by 4.75 inches. The back is stamped S.A.M.A. Minor wear, mostly along corners and edges. This vintage pin-up girl cigarette ashtray is in Fine condition.

Solid brass metal shelf bracket, very nice pattern. In very good condition. Thank you for looking!

Submitted for your consideration a Bronze clad signed Indian Chief on Horseback Ashtray by noted artist(sculptor and artist) Paul Herzel (1876-1956). Born in Silesia,Germany Herzel immigrated to America at an early age and spent much of his life in New York City living in Brooklyn.. He studied art at the Saint Louis School of Fine Arts and exhibited at many major shows. He won the Barnett Prize from the National Academy of design in 1915, as well as another major award at the Salons of American exhibit in 1929. Exhibited: PAFA, 1915-16, 1929-31; NAD, 1915 (prize); S. Indp. A., 1928, 1930; Garden Club Am., 1929 (prize); Salons of Am., 1929 Member: NSS; AFA.Biography drawn from the Who Was Who in American Art Excellent condition. Measures about 10 inches.

FOUR SEASONS HUMMINGBIRD SUMMER HUDSON PEWTER AMERICA'S SONG BIRDS PLATE. FIRST IN A SERIES OF FOUR. 5 3/4in WIDE. HAS A POEM ON THE BACK. HAS MILD SURFACE AGING. IN AS FOUND CONDITION. COULD BE POLISHED.

This wonderful OLD Cast Iron Tea Kettle features a hand painted decor of a stone building with water wheel. Kettle measures 10 inches in width from the tip of the spout to the back end. It is 5 inches in height, excluding the metal handle on top. The painted design is truly a work of art. Done in vibrant colors to depict the fall foliage, the artist spared no detail. Hand painted signature Lillie, Bird in Hand PA. There is rust present on this piece, however it does not detract from the design or attractiveness of the kettle. Would make an exceptional display piece. We could not find any markings as to the kettle manufacturer. This is a heavy piece, weighing 9 pounds unpackaged.

Measuring 6 3/4 inches in diameter, this Wilton Pewter piece has a recessed central area that is 4 1/4 inches across, with a depth of 1 1/2 inches. The wine holder has a raised medallion of the Liberty Bell on the edging. The Wilton name and logo are present under the base and there is a felt piece to protect your table surface. The pewter ware is in very good condition, with no pitting or staining.

This stainless Cheese Knife in the Spring Charm pattern by International Silver is marked on the back: 1847 Rogers Bros. / Stainless. The International Silver Company, an amalgamation of fourteen independent silverware manufacturers, was formed in 1898. Immediately upon organization, the company bought the total capital stock of the following companies: Barbour Silver Company (Hartford), Holmes & Edwards Silver Company (Bridgeport), Manhattan Silver Plate, (Lyons, New York), Meriden Britannia Company (Meriden), Norwich Cutlery (Norwich), William Rogers Manufacturing Company (Hartford), Rogers Cutlery (Hartford), Rogers and Brothers (Waterbury), Rogers and Hamilton (Waterbury), Wilcox Silver Plate (Meriden), Watrous Manufacturing Company (Wallingford), Standard Silver Company, Ltd. (Toronto, Canada). During the first six months of 1899, an additional four were purchased. Derby Silver Company (Derby), Simpson, Hall, Miller & Company (Wallingford), Simpson Nickel Company (Wallingford), Middletown Plate Company (Middletown). In 1968, International Silver became part of Insilco, A group of private investors purchased World Tableware in 1983 and organized the American Silver Company. Its operations centered at Meriden, Connecticut, would prove to be the major producer of silver products in the United States. In very good + condition it measures 6 5/8 inches long and 1 1/8 inches wide. An addition to any Rogers Brothers Silverware Collection. SH & Ins. will be quoted after orders placed. If you have questions feel free to contact me and thank you for looking.

1950s Advertising Old Charter Bourbon Metal Calendar, about 1 3/4 across. 1953-1980 calendar. Keychain hole, but, no chain. otherwise excellent condition.

Early cigarette advertising tin, Bajtars Magyar Hungary. Comrade with Soviet Russian style machine gun.

Bronze repousse plaque of Napoleon and Marie Louise. Signed Andriew Fecit. Circa 1810. Gilded metal frame. Plaque 5-1/2 diameter, frame 8-1/2 height by 7-3/4 width. Very good condition with some small chips around edge.

Circa mid 1900s, 11 across including handle, N initial on the top, heavy, appears to be solid copper, light clear lacquer, some wear, lovely piece, functional, nice display. Sold as found, nice patina.

Early 1900s, maybe slightly earlier, approx 7 3/4 tall, lovely warm unpolished copper, hand crafted, bottom of handle is detached from the side, but still quite nice, sold as found, warm patina, lovely to display by a hearth with other copper items like a copper kettle or ladels, etc.

Looks like a pirate ship on each piece Selling the two items as a group; only one bookend present. Bookend appears to be cast iron; ashtray may be all brass. Ship on ashtray is named GOLDEN MIND . At least I think that's what it says. Both pieces are old and have darkened patinas, sold as found, unpolished, worn, not worn out, good vintage condition.

Little copper burner or warmer, appears complete, very interesting antique, usable and a nice display piece too. Excellent vintage condition, sold as found, unpolished, about 3 1/2 tall, nearly 7 wide. From my own collection.

A huge chrome bowl with matching cover! The bowl has a circular ringed footed base, and the cover has an abstract finial. There are two small spots under the bowl's lip that appear to be rust, and two tiny bubbles on the cover, but not so noticeable. Also there are some very fine lines, as though someone tried to scour the top. All this was adjusted in the price. The bowl has a paper label, Kromex, Made in U.S.A. The bowl measures 4 ¼ in. high, and 11 ¼ in. across the top. Shipping weight 4 lbs.

CRICKET GRASSHOPPER CLOISONNE ENAMEL TRINKET BOX. NO MAKERS MARK. GREAT SHAPE WITH A RAISED CRICKET. 2 1/4in LONG, 1 1/2in WIDE, 1in TALL. LIKE NEW CONDITION. SEE CLOSE UPS.

Wouldn't these look good on a long dining table! Brass candlesticks with octagonal bases, and cotton reel stems - unusually, three in this set. They each measure 24.5 cm high and 9.5 cm diameter at the base (9.3/4 inches by 3.3/4 inches). They have felt underneath, so would date early to mid 20th century. Condition is very good - there is a little minor unevenness to the top drip catchers, and the felt underneath is speckly on one. They could good do with a good polish also.

Vintage Stainless Steel Gravy Boat Bowl w/ Lid. This charming gravy boat is 7-1/4 long x 3-3/4 wide and in excellent condition.