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A Very Nice Pint Flask Embossed with “Kensington Glassworks – Philadelphia” and “Free Trade and Sailors Rights”. And, 1 Side Molded With a Sailing Ship and Franklin and the Other a Sheaf of Wheat and Farm Tools in a Masonic Arch. Light Aqua Color. Excellent Condition!
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ITEM: HB&FConv-Augusta
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Earlier 20th. C. Bronze Frog Garden Faucet Handle Mounted on a Custom Wood Stand. Recently Removed from an Old House Garden Watering Pipe. Great Looking Frog with a Good Old Aged Patina. Very Strong Mold Definition. Still Functional. Size = Full Faucet is 3 1/2” Long X 5” Tall. Frog Alone is 2 3/4” Long X 2 1/2” Tall. VERY good Original Condition.
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ITEM: 919BE52
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A Nicely Done White, Yellow and Orange Ice Fishing Spearing Decoy in a Nice Larger Size – 8 3/4” Long. Fashioned with Carved Gills and Carved Open Mouth. 7 Cut and Painted Tin Fins. Painted Eyes and Heavy Lead Weight. Probably from the Great Lakes Area, Circa 1940’s to 1950’s. A Very Attractive Decoy with Nice All Original Paint.
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ITEM: 9921eb430
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A Well Carved and Painted Song Bird with Wire Legs. Mounted on a Branch and Wall Mounting Block. Overall 8 1/2” Tall. Bird alone is 5” Long. Fine original condition with only some wear to the very top of its Beak. From a Penn. Collection. Although probably originally from Germany, late 19th or early 20th. C.
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ITEM: 617da10
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Carved Bird mounted on wood branch with a tree fungus wall mount. Well painted and in excellent condition. Most likely Austrian or German origin, c. WWI or WWII. Bird about 5″ long.
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ITEM: 617IA10
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19th C. glass witch ball with 4 drag loop sections of decoration. Most interesting colors – shades of bright blue and pink over a white core interior. 4 3/8″ diameter. Excellent condition.
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ITEM: 812EB115
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19th C. Sailor’s Valentine with a “Forget Me Not” greeting. Each half of the double Valentine is 9″. Made in Barbados. Excellent condition with all shells intact.
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ITEM: 38EB295
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19th C. Witch ball, 4 1/2″ diameter. Nice crude form in a very unusual yellow-green color. Good hole opening from the maker’s blow pipe. Bright, clean and clear glass. No damage. From an upstate NY collection.
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ITEM: 1111EB53
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A very attractive and graphic inlaid game board – parchese on one side and checkers on the other. Nice selection of exotic woods and design composition. A special example in fine original condition. Early 20th C. 16 1’2″ square, 1″ thick.
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ITEM: 119FL25
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Early 20th C. cast iron child’s Penny Bank, 5 3/4″ tall. These banks were made to help children learn thrift and savings. Sailor form with its original worn silver and flesh colored paints. Well worn from use. Casting is crisp and nicely detailed. No damage. The sailor bank was made by the Hubley Co.
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ITEM: 1111EB49
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