Strait's Antiques  
1363965   $20.00

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This really nice Childrens Bucking Bronco and Indian Mug was made by Hazel Atlas. This Mug is milk white with red design and lettering. It measures 3 iches high X 2 3/4 inches in diameter. It is signed HA and is in very good condition with no chips or cracks. The Cowboy and Indian design and lettering is all very good. Be sure to search our other childrens items available. We guarantee items to be as described. THANK YOU.

Old Friends  
3211f   $125.00

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To a European scale, each of these two, matching, forks measures 8" long. They are very heavy at 5.2 T. oz. the pair.

The pattern is a "Tipt," with beveled edges along the margins of the handles. The ends are slightly upturned, and the tines are long and tapered.

Each piece is fully marked with a "lion" for sterling, a "leopard's face" for London, a date letter "e" for 1834-35, a duty mark, and "WJ" for maker William Johnson.

Unadorned save for feathered script "H" monograms, their... Click for details

Sherrys Antiques* Collectibles* Frivolous Necessities  
safn-6201   $395.00

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Sherburne Slack Signed Art Glass Vase Dated ... The bottom is signed "Sherburne Slack & Dated 1/1/92" Multi-colored: lt blue with dark blue speckles, white swirls and pink mouth. Measures: 10 3/4" tall x 8" at the widest point x 4" diameter at top edge. Very good condition. looks like there is a signature in the glass also around the neck. Sherburne Slack is an American Glass Artist with a strong background in Physics and Chemistry. This has helped him to use Glass uniquely in his Work.... Click for details

Old Friends  
3210f   On Hold

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Tracing to the mid 19th century, this companion bowl and plate are demonstrative of the quality for which Tiffany had already become known, even this early.

The markings tell much of the story of the history of the company. They are "Tiffany & Co., Gold & Silversmiths, 550 Broadway," this last mark commonly referred to as the "Union Square location."

This cluster of identifiers is flanked by an Old English "M" on either side, the model number "262" and order number "1334" in the center.... Click for details

Old Friends  
3209f   $44.00

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Sources indicate that Charles C. Shaver and Henry S. Brown, the makers of this 6 1/2" long, 1.0 T. oz., ladle formed their partnership while both of them were working for Maynard & Taylor, and whose silver portion of that business they bought out to establish their own firm in 1856.

The partnership only lasted two years as Shaver contracted typhoid fever and sold out to Brown, whose interest he bought back in 1863 after recovering from his illness. All this history indicates the "Brown &... Click for details

Old Friends  
3208f   $190.00

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Standing 2 5/8" high, having a diameter of 2 1/4", a maximum span of 3 3/8" to the end of the handle, and weighing 3.1 T. oz., this child's cup was made by William B. Durgin in the late 19th century.

It is a charming period piece inscribed "Marion" over "1880."

This is engraved with two scenes, one of which is particularly appropriate to the name. One portrays a girl with a bonnet on the ground beside her; she is petting a lamb, evocative of the children's rhyme, "Mary Had a Little... Click for details

Old Friends  
3207f   $70.00

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A Renaissance Revival design dating from 1870, John Wendt's "Florentine" is a dense pattern that shows Moorish influences.

This example is a 6 1/8" long, .8 T. oz., sugar, or perhaps small preserve, spoon with two characteristics that set it apart.

One is the flange rim, elaborately shaped bowl with intricate engraving set against a satin matte, gold wash (front and back sides) ground.

The second feature is that it was retailed by the New Orleans firm of "E. Lilienthal," as stamped... Click for details

Bruce Cherner Antique Silver  
2267   $650.00

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Long, massive and superbly well constructed, this would make an ideal piece for the bride who seeks to cut the cake in a most elegant manner.

Length twelve inches, weight 8 Troy ounces (!), a few barely visible nicks at upper edge of blade but fine overall condition.

Old Friends  
3206f   On Hold

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The style of this 6 1/8" long, .8 T. oz., early pastry, or possibly pickle, fork places it c. 1865.

It is marked "Warner," and "Coin," for Baltimore's Andrew Ellicott Warner, Jr., whose working dates were 1864-93 according to the Baltimore Museum of Art reference "Maryland Silver," so this is an example of his earliest production.

The design is suggestive of work particularly popular in Philadelphia at the time. It has a twisted central shank leading to a flat, scalloped edge, upper... Click for details

J S Antiques  
1363733   $118.75

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Tiffin Glass Company made this powder jar. There are no chips or cracks in the glass. Thanks for looking.

J S Antiques  
1363732   $71.25

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Jeannette Glass Company made Cherry Blossom from 1930-39. There are no chips or cracks in the glass. Thanks for looking. 2 are available

J S Antiques  
1363731   $38.00

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Paden City Glass Company made this tray. There are no chips or cracks in the glass. Thanks for looking.

J S Antiques  
1363730   $33.25

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Hocking Glass Company made Mayfair from 1931-37. There are no chips or cracks in the glass. Thanks for looking.

J S Antiques  
1363729   $118.75

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Jeannette Glass Company made Adam from 1932-34. There are no chips or cracks in the glass. Thanks for looking. 2 are available

J S Antiques  
1363728   $36.25

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Fostoria Glass Company made this Coin vase from 1967-82. There are no chips or cracks in the glass. Thanks for looking.

J S Antiques  
1363727   Sold

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L E Smith Glass Company made this Moon and Star candlelamp in the 1940's. There are no chips or in the glass. Thanks for looking.