Mid Century Howard Johnson's Ad

lowers on a pulley system. Reminds me of Howard Johnsons!

Attributed to Arthur Umanoff Dimensions: H 63" x W 15.75" x D 10.5" Condition: Good, has not been tested for timekeeping.

Mid-century modern ceramic TV lamp, c. 1950s, in the form of a stalking panther, signed in cast Kron, designed by Howard Kron (United States, 1914-1991) for Texans Incorporated, approx 9.5"h, 17"w, .5

Mid Century Howard Kroy Panther TV Lamp - Base Only Needs Light - 4.5'' x 16'' x 9''

Howard Miller, Creator and Manufacturer, 1950s. Designed by Nathan George Horowitz Made of solid Brass. A cylindrical brass body encases a black face with brass accent. A gold circle marks 12 o clock

MID-CENTURY HOWARD MILLER MUSEUM CLOCK (1970s) Brass case, battery-powered quartz movement, in the permanent collection of the Museum of Modern Art.

A lot of borchures and magazine cut-outs related to boats and yachting. A total of 10 items including Johnson outboard advertisements, a 1900 issue of Scientific American, illustrated pages from the N

MCM Pagliacci or Pierot Inspired Clown Painting. The Colors and details are enhanced by the thick layers of paint. Signature located in the lower left. A popular art portrait trend of the mid century.

(2) Johnson Carper Dressers. Dimensions: (Tall) H 38.5" x W 32" x D 18.5", (Short) H 31.5" x W 32" x D 18.5" Condition: Drawers are dovetailed, tops are laminate, backs are masonite. Surface wear and

Walnut writing desk, with minimalist vertical brass drawer pulls and spindle-back chair, upholstered in period cream leatherette. Dimensions: (Desk) H 31" x W 40" x D 18.5" Condition: Wear consistent

HOWARD MILLER MID CENTURY CAMPAIGN PENDULUM WALL C

Clock works. Some wear on brass stand and small scratch on walnut case. Measures 7 x 6 x 5 1/2 inches.

Mid Century Modern Johnson Carper Fashion Trend Low Dresser Credenza. Missing a piece of veneer from bottom right corner.Dimensions are 30.25 in h x 62.75 in w x 17.75 in d. Condition is fair, missing

Title: Mid-century Holt Howard Pixie Mustard Pot 1958 Size: Overall ? 5 ?” (14.0 cm) tall x 4” (10.2 cm) diameter. Mustard pot ? 4” (10.2 cm) diameter x 2 ?” (7.0 cm) tall. Spo

Mid-Century Modern Sad Clown Oil on Canvas Painting. Nice quality, unsigned, framed. Size: 24 x 20 inches image, 26 x 22 inches outside frame

Three Dan Johnson Viscount brass armchairs, circa 1950's. 2 beige leather backrest and chair, 1 beige backrest with red seat with brass accent. Dan Johnson fior. Selig. Dimensions H 26.25" x W 22" x D

We tried the best to match the spoons to the holders, Includes, Ketchup, Mayonnaise, Chili Sauce and Instant Coffee. If we matched them up correctly, the Chili Sauce and Mayo spoons have been repaired

Early 13th-mid 14th century AD. A Western Middle Age iron longsword, from Scotland or possibly France, of Oakeshott's Type XIIa, cross style 1, pommel type H; 'Bastard' sword (sword that can be used w

Mid 10th-mid 12th century A.D. A double-edged iron sword with well-defined cutting edges and tapering profile; parallel-sided lower guard and short tang; 'tea-cosy' pommel of transitional type to a 'B

Mid 16th century AD. A German Renaissance 'hand and a half' or 'Bastard' sword, with ring guard, double-edged broad blade, lenticular in section, with single short shallow fuller, running up half of i

Mid 20th century AD or earlier. A lentoid-section, discoid sandstone totem comprising two engraved faces: one face with a tightly-wound central spiral surrounded by arrows; one face with a central rou

Mid 11th-mid 12th century AD. A Western Middle Age double-edged iron sword, from Central Europe, of Petersen type X-Oakeshott type Xa, with tapered pattern-welded blade and narrow fullers, parallel-si

Mid-19th century AD. A glazed earthenware bread-plate or charger with maroon centre, reserved design of scrolled tendrils, radiating ears of wheat, blue rosette and ring; outer blue border with rosett

Mid 20th century AD or earlier. A lentoid-section stone totem comprising two faces engraved with different geometric designs, both composed of concentric circles joined by simple lines. See Durkheim,