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Large group of leather tools |
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Assorted Smoking Novelties; Details ; including "Monkey " Copper & Brass Cigar cutter, Cigarette lighters, including music box Knight, match holders, and Nautical cigarette boxes. |
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Please see our Accessories page for additional "metal" items! |
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 A varied selection of Pewter |
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Moxie Thermometer Paint has faded but the thermometer is in working condition |
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Pr. of Vintage Candle Buggy Lamps/lanterns |
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Padlocks |
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 Selection of early "short dog" Andirons mid 19th Century (above) |
 Selection of early "longer dog" Andirons |
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The pair of Andirions, on the right, within the Fireplace Fender, ( late 18th to early 19th Century) are signed "Hunneman" Boston (Wm. Hunneman, was one of the brass workers that made brass fittings for "Frigate Constitution" or "Old Ironsides", & had been an apprentice of Paul Revere |
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Trench Art was done by soldiers in the trenches. They made the designs with their bayonets and rocks as gifts for their wives, mothers, sweethearts... and most of these wonderful things were done during WWI This pair of vases was made from 75 MM shells. They measure 13 1/2 " H X 3" W |
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 Assortment of antique cookware and kitchen items |
As long as there have been doors there have been doorstops. Early on they may have been a convenient rock or piece of furniture, but in the 19th and early 20th centuries, doorstops were manufactured as decorative items for the home. Generally cast in iron, they are avidly sought after by today's collectors. |
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 Meat grinders |
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Pr. Brass Hinges; Very Ornate, 8"H X 5 1/2" W |
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Copper Well Pump: 49" H Brass trim; signed W & E Douglas # 3 |
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Sponge and Soap holder; for Claw foot Tub and Bath brush Holder. dated Feb. 16, 1897 "The Beauty Combination" |
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