Copper Cups. American, ca. 1960. "Stubby" design.

American, ca. 1960, fanning clamshell design from wooden slats, on lucite base, stamped "John Granito/J.A.G. Inds NYC", wired for electricity, overall 18 x 18 in. each Provenance: Private Collection,

**Originally Listed At $50** North America, Native American, Arizona, Hopi, ca. 1960 CE. A small ceramic plate with a flat base, rounded edges, and a planar top. The obverse side, pale orange in color

Native American sterling bracelet. Signed Michael TAHE. Made ca 1960. Features a Native American design. Cuff opening measure 1.25". 60.7 grams. $6.00 DOMESTIC SHIPPING.

Wonderful cuff bracelet featuring turquoise and coral stones in a leaf design. Signed "R." Ca 1960's Cuff opening is 1." 2.25" diameter, approximate 3" width, 3.1 ounces, tested sterling. FREE DOMESTI

Wonderful cuff bracelet featuring turquoise and coral stones in a leaf design. Signed R. Ca 1960's Cuff opening is 1." FREE DOMESTIC SHIPPING.

Charlie Miller Cups. Chicago, Magic Inc., ca. 1970s. Heavy copper cups patterned after Ross Bertram’s design that have come to be known as the “Miller” cups. Good.

Charlie Miller Cups. Chicago: Magic Inc., ca. 1970s. Heavy copper cups patterned after Ross Bertram’s design, which have come to be known as the “Miller" cups. Good.

Copper Paul Fox Cups. Wallace, Idaho: Jeff Busby Magic, ca. 1990. Three spun copper cups manufactured with the Paul Fox design. With hallmarked carrying bag. 2 ¾” openings.

Charlie Miller Cups. Chicago, Magic Inc., ca. 1970s. Heavy spun copper cups patterned after Ross Bertrams design that have come to be known as the Miller cups. 3 _ diameter.

“Vernon” Cups. London, Unique Magic Studio (Harry Stanley), ca. 1957. Set of three copper cups with engraved design meant to mimic the look of Dai Vernon’s own set of cups. Opening 3 ” in diam

1970's-80's hand made and painted geometric polychrome design, signed Lucy R. Jojola, with a dimension of 4.5" x 6.5”. "Lucy R. Jojola, Isleta, active ca 1960 to present, polychrome jars, bowls, wed

Native American Indian sterling silver ring featuring two turquoise pieces set in a floral and leaf pattern with a surrounding rope design. Ring size 7. FREE DOMESTIC SHIPPING.

Late Neolithic Red Pottery Carpenter Cup found in Northern Africa ca.3000BC. Similar in design to the metal cup used in Raiders of the Lost Ark portrayed as the Cup of Christ this cup is made of potte

Late Neolithic Red Pottery Carpenter Cup found in Northern Africa ca.3000BC. Similar in design to the metal cup used in Raiders of the Lost Ark portrayed as the Cup of Christ this cup is made of potte

Two American copper and sterling silver presentation trophy cups First quarter 20th centuryOne by Heinz Art Metal Shop, Buffalo, NY, retailed by Shreve, Treat & Eacret, San Francsico, CA, a Marshall D

Noell’s Ark Wrestling Ape Showcard(American, ca. 1960)Promoting wrestling matches between spectators and a young chimpanzee, reading “At the Gorilla Show Every Night All Week,” ca. 1

Collection of 145 Faro Coppers. American, ca. 1900. Seventy-five black; seventy red. Boxes likely later replacements.

Nine Faro Coppers. American, ca. 1900. Blacks and reds are the most common colors but the blue, green, yellow and brown are difficult to find. Each player would have his own color much like roulette w

American, ca. 1960, finely wrought frame in the 19th century taste, having a subtle ogee profile and a name plate for Severin Roesen. Rabbet: 25" x 35 1/2", 32 1/4" x 42 1/4", 3 3/4".

MID CENTURY MODERN PAUL McCOBB PLANNER GROUP COFFEE TABLE American, ca.1960. Rectangular on tapering round legs. 10" height, 48" length, 18.2" width Notes Original label no longer present

American, ca. 1960. Rabbet: 25 1/4" X 21 1/4", Overall: 34" X 30", Molding: 4 1/2"

American, ca. 1960, hand carved silver leaf frame with pastiglia decoration and faux marble paint in panel and linen liner with silver sight edge. Rabbet: 13" x 16" Overall Dimensions: 21.5" x 24.5" M

American, ca. 1960, oil on canvas abstract composition, signed l.l. "Fried" 48" x 60" canvas, unframed.

American, ca. 1960, brightly gilded in the 17th century style. Rabbet: 14 1/4" X 10 1/4", Overall: 21 1/2" X 17 1/2", Molding: 4"