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Unusual Wedgwood White Earthenware Deep Oval Platter, third quarter 19th century, of teardrop form, the apex of the tear fitted with a pouring lip for juices, impressed underglaze mark "WEDGWOOD", on the reverse edge, h. 2-1/4", w. 18", d. 14".

dia. 11", h. 9"

Three Copper Mixing Bowls with ring for hanging, in great condition. 12" to 10" round.

Early Copper Pan with two handled, this one polished. 11 1/2" w., 3" h.

Iron and Copper Ladle. 14" h., 5" w.

Oval Hammered Copper Planter, lion heads on either side. 7" h., 15" w.

Copper Bed Warmer. 15 1/2" round.

Beautiful Scroll design looking glass on swivel stand, brass with key design finials on sides. W. 16", h. 20"

Light Fixture

Light Fixture

Assortment of ruby red glass.

dia. 3-1/2", h. 5-1/2"

dia. 3-1/2", h. 6"

dia. 4", h. 3"

dia. 7", h. 6"

dia. 6"

Fifteenth anniversary collector's edition, "The Wizard of Oz", Set contains Dorothy, Cowardly Lion, Tinman, Wicked Witch, Glinda and the scarecrow. In box 20" x 15"

w. 15-1/2", h. 17-1/2"

w. 19-5/8", d. 5-3/4", h. 24-3/4"

w. 19-5/8", d. 5-3/4", h. 24-3/4"

China Cabinet, with finish over pine, three shelves in top and two drawers and cabinets on base, in two pieces.

Mahogany Floor Easel, w. 17", 39-1/2"

Walnut Commode, containing original porcelain pot, pull out step, covered by tooled red leather on top and step, w. 18", d. 18-3/4", h. 17-1/2".

Piano Stool with ball and claw feet, w. 14-1/2", h. 18-1/4"

Kills Spotted Horse F.A. RINEHART Print, from No. 39, 1898, photo. Kills Spotted Horse belonged to the ASSINIBOINE tribe, who also call themselves "Nakota," meaning "The Generous Ones," are of Yanktonai Sioux ancestry. The tribe migrated to Montana and C

F.A. RINEHART Print from photo No. 55. Chief Lick belonged to the SIOUX tribe. The name "SIOUX" is an abbreviated form of Nadouessioux borrowed into French Canadian from Nado

Reprint of F.A. RINEHART Photo of Clear Sioux Indian. More than five hundred American Indians from thirty-five tribes attended the 1898 Trans-Mississippi and International Exposition in Omaha, Nebraska. American ethnographer James Mooney (1868-1921) of

Good Bird, SIOUX, Reprint of F.A. RINEHART Photo, No. 34 - More than five hundred American Indians from thirty-five tribes attended the 1898 Trans-Mississippi and International Exposition in Omaha, Nebraska. American ethnographer James Mooney (1868-1921)

Turn of the Century Oak China Cabinet. Curved glass doors, 3 wood interior doors. Dental molding all on Chippendale ball and claw feet. w. 41", d. 18 1/2", h. 5' 2 1/2"

Circa 1900 Empire revival mahogany bookcase. Columns with ionic caps ending in reeded and claw feet. h. 53", d. 14 1/2", w. 64"

Bullghost, Reprint of F.A. RINEHART Photo, No. 1664 - More than five hundred American Indians from thirty-five tribes attended the 1898 Trans-Mississippi and International Exposition in Omaha, Nebraska. American ethnographer James Mooney (1868-1921) of t

Blue Boy Plaque, hand painted on wood marked Blue Boy by Gainsborough. W. 5-1/2", h. 9"

8"

Hand Painted Porcelain Cake Stand with Dome cover artist signed "Jud". W. 11-1/2", h. 12"

Nice 17 piece white porcelain with gold trim manger scene.

Seventeen Piece Set of China, dinner plates marked "W", made in Poland, bread plates marked Moss Rose by Sango and tea pot marked Royal Sedly.

Victorian Walnut Corner Chair, 25"h 25"w.

Victorian Walnut Dresser. 41"w 40"h

Empire Mahogany Shaving Mirror. 23"w 30"h

Vintage Gold Frame w/beveled glass mirror. 40"w x 35"h

An extremely limited edition, designer bear offered by "The Boyds Collection", Handcrafted in limited quantity, with a hand numbered hangtag and a custom woven bear paw label sewn onto the foot. H. 17"

Cherry Sheraton One Drawer Stand. 18"w 28 1/2"h

Round Oak Table cut down as a coffee table. 48"

Victorian turned leg foot stool. 21"square 16"h

Duncan Phyfe style drop leaf table with reeded legs on brass paw feet. Has 2-15" leaves. Top measures 28"w,42"h.

Mid 19th Century Bamboo Stand, two tier. 15 1/2" round x 24"h