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17101-25   $52.00

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This is a very nice primitive western kettle. Large side of 8” wide at the base x 6 ½” at the top x 9 ½” high, with a side handle. Metal over all handle with a central wood hand piece. White splatter on dark blue metal, it bears the very detailed décor of a cook at his brick oven/cook stove. The décor appears to be made of a thin layer of porcelain creating a relief. On the lid, written in yellow, it says “Come on in, the party is fine”. Excellent condition for this rare piece... Click for details

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17101-23   $37.00

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To celebrate the 50th anniversary of D Day, an association of French winegrowers decided to bottle their divers wines in special bottles made especially for the event. This bottle is an example of decoration to the glory of the Troupes with the flags of different countries that took action to this important day. The bottle offered here, made of green glass, was from a wine from 1993, coming from the Burgundy region of France. Very rare, this bottle was brought back directly from France... Click for details

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17101-24   $17.00

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Square at 8 ¼ “ per side by ¾” thick, very heavy plaster decorative wall plaque hold by a long strong rope on the top. The rooster is engraved in the plaster as well as the branch of bay leaf in each corner. The entire plate is hand painted in all details. It was completely created and realized by hand by a French artisan as the rooster is the symbol of France where it was bought in 2003.

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17101-22   $17.00

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To celebrate the 50th anniversary of D Day, an association of French winegrowers decided to bottle their divers wines in special bottles made especially for the event. The bottle offered here is decorated to the glory of the Troupes with the flags of different countries that took action to this important day. The bottle offered here, made of clear glass, is an example of a wine from 1993, coming from the south of France. The bottle is empty but the cork has been reintroduced in the... Click for details

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17101-20   $40.00

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Made of clear glass with a raw of etched leaves, these water glasses are 5 ½ “ high. Short ball stem over a reversed knob nail base with a scalloped edge. Excellent condition, no chips, cracks or scratches.

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17101-19   $42.00

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12 “ tall, 6 ½ “ wide by 5 “ thick this is a beautiful vase in the shades of green with an thin overlay of dark brown sprinkled with yellowish irregular large dots. The mouth is displayed like a blossomed flower. Although it is unmarked it is still a nice piece of pottery, in exquisite condition.

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17191-15   $32.00

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Here is a Norman Rockwell collector plate from 1982 titled “Father’s Day”, 5th in the Americana Holidays series. Produced by Knowles China Company and hand painted by the artist Don Spaulding Plate numbered 414 D. Excellent condition, comes in the original box with its certificate of authentification.

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17191-20   $17.00

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Figural perfum bottle in the shape of a cute piglet seatting on its butt. Made in luster hot pink glass with 24 carats gold accents on its feet, nose, ears and eyes. The white swirl glass top finishes a long stem to catch the perfum in the bottle. Also trimed with 24 carats gold. The bottle mesasures 5” high plus 1” for the top. Very delicate hand blown glass work, in exequisite condition.

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1617101   $85.00

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This Mickey Mouse telephone was very popular in the late 70’s and a lot of companies offer it for sell. The one offered here was made for ATC American Telecommunication Corporation in 1976. It is still bearing the old jack and in order to work the cord will have to be changed. Stored for years it is in excellent condition.

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17101-11   $75.00

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Beautiful Italian tapestry astonishing of reality. Measuring 37 ½” long x 19” wide it could be framed to be hang on a wall or be left on a table. Except for the top right and bottom right corners slightly frayed, the entire tapestry is in excellent condition.

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17101-14   $95.00

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Very elegant amber tinted glass and 24 carats gold. tall liquor decanter with six matching glasses. Clear and frosted design with 3 gold rings on the glasses mounted on a thin stem. The decanter bears a large ear shape handle, a large golden spout. A large gold leaves design covers the body of the decanter. Very long, thin stopper. Sticker of Bohemia Crystal made in Czechoslovakia on every glass. Over 50 years old yet never used. Perfect condition.

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17101-13   $45.00

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With the look of the classic rotary phone, this is a push button phone made of hard plastic by Microtel in the 70’s. It was the beginning of these new telephones. Perfect condition, no cracks, no scratches. Has a modern jack cord.

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17101-10   $45.00

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Twixt is a 2-player abstract game invented by Alex Randolph. The one offered here is an original from 1962 Twixt is a "connection-type" game, the standard battle-type game such as chess or checkers. The game was popular in the 60s and 70s as part of the 3M Bookshelf Series. The game is complete included the instructions book.With only minor wears on the outer box corners,it is in excellent condition.

Two J's  
CambRPplt6   $14.00

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The Rose Point Etching was produced from 1932-54 by Cambridge. This Bread and Butter plate is about 6" round, in mint condition. 12 of these plates available.

Cliff Nunn - Antique Silver and Decorative Arts  
20170930-01   $395.00

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Offered is a lovely and scarce matched pair of quite early Old English Feather Edge pattern platter spoons or stuffing spoons, each fully hallmarked for London, 1774 and each bearing the maker's mark of noted London silversmith Thomas Chawner. Each server is engraved with an armorial of a dog, perhaps a spaniel of some kind. This is the earliest matched pair of stuffing spoons that I have come across. These spoons each measure about 12 1/4 inches in length and the pair weighs a total of about... Click for details

Bruce Cherner Antique Silver  
2276   Sold

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length 5 7/8 inches, weight 1.29 Troy ounces, excellent condition, monogrammed as shown at top of bowl.

A fine old example of this scarce cast pattern, in which every piece is a little sculptural ode to past artists.