Pewter Camel Pair w/ #178 on the bottom of the right rear hoof of each, and partially stamped “PEW___” on rt. front of each. They each stand about 1 5/8” high and appear to be damage free. Have no idea as to age or maker. I am also listing several different pieces of pewter at this time. This item will also be on display at Lincoln Antique Mall, Lincoln Mo. So please check with me regarding availability if interested.

Pewter Indian Figure Standing about 2 ½” high. Marked “Blackhawk” & “Made in HongKong”. His tomahawk handle has a slight bend to it & may not be the way it was made. He has a knife in his right hand. No damage apparent and has a beautiful sheen to the pewter. Have no idea as to age. I am also listing several other different pieces of pewter at this time. This item will also be on display at Lincoln Antique Mall, Lincoln Mo. So please check with me regarding availability if interested.

Four-Eyed Man Cast iron Bottle Opener. Stands about 3 ½” tall, and 3 ½” wide. Has a few minor scuffs, mostly on the bottom lip, as if from use. I have no idea as to his actual age, but have seen several just like him bringing up to as high as $50.00 plus recently. This item will also be displayed for sale at Best Antique Mall, Lincoln, Mo. so please check with me regarding availability.

Beagle or Basset? Pair of Puppies cast iron doorstop. Light tan, white, and black, and in very good used condition. About 4” wide, 3 ¾” tall. I have no idea of its age. I have had it for a year or so and never found one even close in appearance on the internet in probably a dozen different times I have searched. This item will also be displayed for sale at Best Antique Mall, Lincoln, Mo. so please check with me regarding availability.

W. & S. Blackinton Cordials set. Seven small stemmed wines on tray. All pieces are silver plated, and in very good condition, with only the very slightest of use showing evidence. Each of the cordials is colored an anodized blue inside. The tray has a sticker on the bottom and each cordial is engrave/stamped on bottom of base with name plus other info. The tray measures about 6 5/8” wide and about 81/8” long. The cordials are 3 ¾” tall and 1 3/8” diameter at the top...

Emig Cast iron openwork Art Nouveau footed comport with Greek or Roman Nautical Nudes on sea creatures, in four places around the inner rim. Also has 4 swans and lots of open scrollwork. Stands about 3 5/8” tall and is 8 ¼” diameter. Both the pedestal and the top have Emig, plus part numbers, cast into them. I have also seen this referred to as having been made in France, and I have seen it sell for well over $100.00. There is absolutely no damage or rust...

Manning Bowman Brass Teapot on Warming Stand. Very fancy, and very rare in this pattern! I have seen others made similar but none as ornate as this one with cast scrollwork supports, cast handle arms, cast scrollwork trim, and cast paw feet. I checked the entire item with a magnet and feel sure it is solid brass, not plated tin...

Victorian Spelter Elk Vase Holder & Vase. This is a really unique item. I have owned it for several years and have kept constantly looking online and elsewhere for a similar one with nothing found yet even remotely close to it. The base and tree trunk vase holder are tin and the elk is diecast metal, or “spelter”. The trunk and base are painted in shades of grey, black and mossy green...

Absolutely beautiful and intricate full-bodied dragon on scabbard, plus Foo-Dog or Gargoyle head on handle, and other designs embellish the top of this brass handled, brass sheathed letter opener. The embossing, or chasing on the face is very detailed and appears to be carved into the brass. I first felt that it was cast, and it may be, but the detailing seems considerably cleaner and sharper than what I normally associate with castings. It is heavy and appears to be cast brass...

Five very nice undamaged old items. I feel strongly that the first four listed are pewter, the plate appears to be but is very shiny for pewter and it comes with the rest unless the buyer says no. The double handled vase, or urn, stands a bit over 1 ¼” tall, and has no design on it, the pitcher stands barely under 1” tall and has ribs around the base, a narrow vine-like border just above the ribs and at the top and a larger vine-like pattern on either side between the borders...

A very nice damage free Cast iron kettle on 3 legs marked “Zoar, Village” in 2 lines on one side, & also marked “2-2”, near bottom on opposite side. It stands just at 2 ½” high & 3 ½” across the handles. I know no history on this item other than that Zoar village, when it was in operation in the mid 1800’s must have had its own foundry. I suspect this is newer, and has been made as a souvenir item for the historic site, but more may be found through, ohio history .org...

This offering is for a nice Damascene sword-style letter opener marked on the blade just in front of the round hand guard, “Made In Spain”. No damage or wear noted, but may have some dirt or mild tarnish/corrosion under the hand guard and knuckle guard. The knuckle guard has a figure of a warrior on it and it looks as if he is holding a spear. Measures right at 5 1/8” long. I am also listing 3 other damascene ones at this same time...