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This piece is constructed of cast iron, and was made in Taiwan. The original sticker is on the reverse. This was typically used as a door stop or wall hanging. It is modeled after a WW1 bi-plane. There is age related wear, including minor surface rust. Measurement: 19.5” x 9”. Pre-auction estimate: $40-$60. [AG] 16 / 713 -
This piece is constructed of cast iron, and was made in Taiwan. The original sticker is on the reverse. This was typically used as a door stop or wall hanging. It is modeled after a WW1 bi-plane. There is age related wear, including minor surface rust. Measurement: 19.5” x 9”. Pre-auction estimate: $40-$60. [AG] 17 / 713 -
This piece is constructed of cast iron, and was made in Taiwan. The original sticker is on the reverse. This was typically used as a door stop or wall hanging. It is modeled after a WW1 bi-plane. There is age related wear, including minor surface rust. Measurement: 19.5” x 9”. Pre-auction estimate: $40-$60. [AG] 18 / 713 -
This piece is constructed of cast iron, and was made in Taiwan. The original sticker is on the reverse. This was typically used as a door stop or wall hanging. It is modeled after a WW1 bi-plane. There is age related wear, including minor surface rust. Measurement: 19.5” x 9”. Pre-auction estimate: $40-$60. [AG] 19 / 713 -
This mid-century hand-blown art glass decanter is believed to be made by the Bischoff Glass Company in the 1950s or 1960s. The color is vibrant emerald green. There is a rough pontil mark on the base, a clear applied handle, and a clear flame-shaped stopper. There are no obvious chips or cracks to the decanter or the stopper. Measurement: 15.5”H (overall) x 5.75”W. [CS] 24 / 713 -
This mid-century hand-blown art glass decanter is believed to be made by the Bischoff Glass Company in the 1950s or 1960s. The color is vibrant emerald green. There is a rough pontil mark on the base, a clear applied handle, and a clear flame-shaped stopper. There are no obvious chips or cracks to the decanter or the stopper. Measurement: 15.5”H (overall) x 5.75”W. [CS] 25 / 713 -
This mid-century hand-blown art glass decanter is believed to be made by the Bischoff Glass Company in the 1950s or 1960s. The color is vibrant emerald green. There is a rough pontil mark on the base, a clear applied handle, and a clear flame-shaped stopper. There are no obvious chips or cracks to the decanter or the stopper. Measurement: 15.5”H (overall) x 5.75”W. [CS] 26 / 713 -
This mid-century hand-blown art glass decanter is believed to be made by the Bischoff Glass Company in the 1950s or 1960s. The color is vibrant emerald green. There is a rough pontil mark on the base, a clear applied handle, and a clear flame-shaped stopper. There are no obvious chips or cracks to the decanter or the stopper. Measurement: 15.5”H (overall) x 5.75”W. [CS] 27 / 713 -
The H.L. Hunley was a hand-powered combat submarine of the Confederate States Army that made history on Feb. 17, 1864, as the first submarine to sink an enemy warship. It was constructed in 1863, and measured approximately 40 feet long. It was forged from a repurposed iron boiler cylinder, and was moved by a hand-cranked propeller turned manually by a crew of seven men, while an eighth crew member steered and controlled the depth. It was equipped with a spar torpedo—a copper charge containing 135 pounds of black powder mounted on a 22-foot forward pole. This model is believed to be constructed of resin, or a similar material. It is affixed to a wood stand that bears a badge that reads “H.L. Hunley, 1864.” There is age related wear. Measurement: 34”L (overall) x 5.5”H; 21”L (without torpedo). Pre-auction estimate: $75-$100. [CS] 28 / 713 -
The H.L. Hunley was a hand-powered combat submarine of the Confederate States Army that made history on Feb. 17, 1864, as the first submarine to sink an enemy warship. It was constructed in 1863, and measured approximately 40 feet long. It was forged from a repurposed iron boiler cylinder, and was moved by a hand-cranked propeller turned manually by a crew of seven men, while an eighth crew member steered and controlled the depth. It was equipped with a spar torpedo—a copper charge containing 135 pounds of black powder mounted on a 22-foot forward pole. This model is believed to be constructed of resin, or a similar material. It is affixed to a wood stand that bears a badge that reads “H.L. Hunley, 1864.” There is age related wear. Measurement: 34”L (overall) x 5.5”H; 21”L (without torpedo). Pre-auction estimate: $75-$100. [CS] 29 / 713 -
The H.L. Hunley was a hand-powered combat submarine of the Confederate States Army that made history on Feb. 17, 1864, as the first submarine to sink an enemy warship. It was constructed in 1863, and measured approximately 40 feet long. It was forged from a repurposed iron boiler cylinder, and was moved by a hand-cranked propeller turned manually by a crew of seven men, while an eighth crew member steered and controlled the depth. It was equipped with a spar torpedo—a copper charge containing 135 pounds of black powder mounted on a 22-foot forward pole. This model is believed to be constructed of resin, or a similar material. It is affixed to a wood stand that bears a badge that reads “H.L. Hunley, 1864.” There is age related wear. Measurement: 34”L (overall) x 5.5”H; 21”L (without torpedo). Pre-auction estimate: $75-$100. [CS] 30 / 713 -
This mid-century hand-blown art glass pitcher is believed to be made by Blenko, or another art glass company of the era. It is emerald green in color, with a clear glass applied handle. There is a rough pontil on the base. There is minor age related wear, but no obvious chips or cracks. Measurement: 9.5”H x 6”W (approximate). [CS] 52 / 713 -
This mid-century hand-blown art glass pitcher is believed to be made by Blenko, or another art glass company of the era. It is emerald green in color, with a clear glass applied handle. There is a rough pontil on the base. There is minor age related wear, but no obvious chips or cracks. Measurement: 9.5”H x 6”W (approximate). [CS] 53 / 713 -
This mid-century hand-blown art glass pitcher is believed to be made by Blenko, or another art glass company of the era. It is emerald green in color, with a clear glass applied handle. There is a rough pontil on the base. There is minor age related wear, but no obvious chips or cracks. Measurement: 9.5”H x 6”W (approximate). [CS] 54 / 713 -
This late 19th century Victorian cheese/butter dome was manufactured by the Meriden B. Company. It is quadruple plated, meaning it has four layers of electro-plated silver, representing higher durability and quality for antique silver plate. It is complete, with a domed lid and internal metal tray insert. Also included is a Rogers silver plate twisted handle cheese/butter knife. There is minor age related wear, but no obvious dents or dings. Measurement: 5”H x 7.25”W (approximate). [CS] 55 / 713 -
This late 19th century Victorian cheese/butter dome was manufactured by the Meriden B. Company. It is quadruple plated, meaning it has four layers of electro-plated silver, representing higher durability and quality for antique silver plate. It is complete, with a domed lid and internal metal tray insert. Also included is a Rogers silver plate twisted handle cheese/butter knife. There is minor age related wear, but no obvious dents or dings. Measurement: 5”H x 7.25”W (approximate). [CS] 56 / 713 -
This late 19th century Victorian cheese/butter dome was manufactured by the Meriden B. Company. It is quadruple plated, meaning it has four layers of electro-plated silver, representing higher durability and quality for antique silver plate. It is complete, with a domed lid and internal metal tray insert. Also included is a Rogers silver plate twisted handle cheese/butter knife. There is minor age related wear, but no obvious dents or dings. Measurement: 5”H x 7.25”W (approximate). [CS] 57 / 713 -
This late 19th century Victorian cheese/butter dome was manufactured by the Meriden B. Company. It is quadruple plated, meaning it has four layers of electro-plated silver, representing higher durability and quality for antique silver plate. It is complete, with a domed lid and internal metal tray insert. Also included is a Rogers silver plate twisted handle cheese/butter knife. There is minor age related wear, but no obvious dents or dings. Measurement: 5”H x 7.25”W (approximate). [CS] 58 / 713 -
This 10K gold assortment includes a vintage signet ring that is missing a stone and appears to have a worn down monogram; a single pearl stud earring; and a belly button ring that is missing the top ball. The ring size is 4.25. The total weight is 2.32 grams. The gold content of some items was confirmed with testing. [AG] 69 / 713 -
This 10K gold assortment includes a vintage signet ring that is missing a stone and appears to have a worn down monogram; a single pearl stud earring; and a belly button ring that is missing the top ball. The ring size is 4.25. The total weight is 2.32 grams. The gold content of some items was confirmed with testing. [AG] 70 / 713
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