Harry B. Yazzi, signed, “Sterling, HBY”, Turquoise, and Coral Slave Bracelet/Ring combination, in near mint condition. I list it as “near mint”, because even though I found no damage, I cannot guarantee there is nothing to be found “wrong” since it is not brand new. No apparent damage, bent parts, or loose joints...

“Simpson, Hall, Miller Co.”, Ruby Red, Cut to clear 5 piece Castor Set on Silver-Plated stand. Underside of base has medallion with name as above plus “Treble Plate”. All five glass containers and the two stoppers, are in excellent condition with no chips, cracks, stains or other damage...

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...

Carved Marble Model of Kukulkan Mayan Pyramid at Chichen Itza. This is a real beauty! The main base is of 4 panels of what I will describe as speckled pink marble with areas that have shades of grey and many veins of red and dark red running through it. Each set of steps is of black to light grey/white, and the temple portion at the top is of a bit darker pink with strong red veining. It measures 8 ¾” x 8 ¾” to the tip of stairs at the bottom, and stands right at 4 3/8” tall...

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...

Turquoise & Sterling? ring . This ring is NOT marked sterling, but I do believe it to be. Partially because somebody thought enough of their work that they signed it, but the signature is a sequence of symbols, not letters, which I will try to get a picture of or make a sketch to picture, as they are not something found on a keyboard. It is in very good condition with no damage or problems noted. Measures to be about a ladies size 7. Size is NOT guaranteed, just a close estimate...

Nebraska 1941 Resident Permit to Hunt License & Pinback Badge with paper license enclosed. The badge base is tin with a copper sheath wrapper over the front and edges. The copper has been embossed with “NEBRASKA FISH, GAME, COMMISSION”, top bottom, and both sides. The license is signed with what appears to be “Raymond Berger” he was 38 y.o., & 5’ 11”...

Svea 123 Petrol, Backpack Stove. Made in Sweden, and I think it is complete. It has the flame adjusting key/wrench attached with what is probably the original chain, and it has three “L”-shaped pins for pot rests. Stands 5” tall, and is a bit over 3 ½” diameter. I have found no damage any place. It does need a good cleaning if you want it shiny...

Hallmark, Lionel 773 Hudson Steam Locomotive from the 20th Century Series. This is a beautifully detailed die cast replica of an early Lionel marked “New York Central. It is mounted loosely on a section of rails that are fastened to a wood-look plastic base, and comes with a removable, clear plexiglas dust cover. The prototype for this unit was the New York Central’s J1e Hudson engine, which reportedly was Joshua Lionel Cowen’s favorite engine. Engine & tender total about 14” long. Base...

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. The back is well...

“BOW-WOW-WOW”, & “PUSSYCAT” in raised letters on either clasp of this very old bib holder. There is also a pic of a barking dog on one, and a smugly smiling kitty wearing a bib at his plate on the other end. Each of the clasps has a makers mark of “P & B” with each letter stamped within a separate stamped heart as in Paye & Baker, and each is also marked “STERLING” above the makers mark. Both clasps work well with springs that feel strong, and the chain, which I believe is also s...

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. It appears to have the original f...