Palmer Cox

Look at the frolicking Palmer Cox Brownies on this piece of Mt. Washington Napoli glass. Either they are being chased by a couple of Furries or they are chasing after the bunnies. So charming. This ty

1406. PALMER COX BROWNIE BAND LEADER DISPLAY FIGURE | Large standing display figure likely used as a trade stimulator in a store front window, band leader holds a jester head walking stick. Provenance

104. LARGE PALMER COX BROWNIE FIREMAN DISPLAY FIGURE | Large store display which surely used as a trade stimulator, typical whimsical Brownie expression on face, in fireman attire with "FD" on belt, t

PALMER COX (1840-1924) ". . . and soon the bicycles they sought / From every room and bench were brought" Illustration for the story "The Brownies on Bicycles" as published in The Brownies: Their Book

1139. PALMER COX UNCLE SAM ON PIG CANDY CONTAINER | Uncle Sam Brownie pig rider, a rare and seldom seen combination with Uncle Sam at the reins of this fine looking pig w/wobble ears & tail, the pig's

PALMER COX (1840-1924) "But we, who laugh at locks or law / Designed to keep mankind in awe . . ." Illustration for the story "The Brownies at Lawn-Tennis" as published in The Brownies: Their Book (Ne

1444. 12 HARD TO FIND PALMER COX CHRISTMAS FIGURES | Germany. Composition Palmer Cox Christmas tree ornaments in the form of Brownies, all jointed at arms and legs and hanging from a decorated feather

80. LARGE PALMER COX BROWNIE SODA SIGN | "Drink Brownie", embossed tin litho chocolate soda sign, nicely framed w/great detail and strong colors. 10.5" h. x 28.5" l. | (Pristine Cond.) | $300 - $600

Victorian Silverplate Toothpick, Palmer Cox Brownie, 3.5" x 3.75", Silverplate, Brownie Standing Atop Turtle, Egg Is Toothpick Holder, Marked Pairpoint #3760, Fred Zumthurn Collection

Rare Palmer Cox Brownie Paper Mache Candy Containers. Adorable little egg bodied creatures. Tallest figure has repairs on fragile legs otherwise overall good condition. Tallest measures 7 1/2 inches.

What's not to love about these little gender neutral Brownies? The are so impish and cute. This Victorian toothpick holder is embellished with these. Always a smile to your face when you look at them!

Numbered, “526”. Showing brownies sitting on pedestal that forms a wall. Done in paint. Original dovetail firedogs. Desirable. Condition (Excellent). Size 19" T.

Rare pair of Victorian Mt. Washington glass egg salt shakers with the cutest of the cute Palmer Cox Brownie decorations. What is not to like about these little "confections". Charming gender neutral P

Painted bisque porcelain with gilded accents; two police apprehending the "Dandy" figure; L-6 1/8", H-4 3/4", VG-EX

MT. WASHINGTON - PALMER COX BROWNIE TOOTHPICK HOLDERS, LOT OF TWO, opaque white with colored grounds, each with transfer decoration on front and reverse. Mt. Washington Glass Co. Fourth quarter 19th c

Set of 10 large Palmer Cox wooden Brownie figures. One not on stand. Each 12” tall. 12.5 with stand. Height: 12 1/2 in. by Width: 5 in. by Depth: 1 1/2 in.

Fine Pair of Copper Patina Cast Iron Palmer Cox Brownie Andirons, circa 1969, the Brownie figures sitting on a wall, the date is molded on backs and dogs. Height 18 ½ in. Depth 19 ½ in.

1143. PALMER COX ASIAN BROWNIE CANDY CONTAINER | Large size Brownie figure of a "China Man," h. yellow robe w/blue stripes, a hard to find item, he at one time may have held a pipe in his right hand.

paper litho over wood die-cut depicting the Brownie figures, each on wooden stand, 12 1/2 inches tall. "Copyrighted 1892 by PALMER COX"

What's so cute about these little Brownie pieces you ask? Well look at their impish little grins and their pot bellies, and their gangly legs. How do they not make you smile? This Mt. Washington Victo

359. PALMER COX BROWNIES THEME COVERLET | Attractive stitch work depicts numerous Brownies figures in many settings all playing games together. The Schroeder Collection - Abbys Attic Finds | 8'2" wide

Manufactured by McLoughlin Bros., NY w/ original instruction book. Very good, box w/ wear and loss.

7 1/4 IN. CLOTH BROWNIES, EACH ARE MARKED ON THE BOTTOM OF THEIR LEFT FOOT, EACH STILL HAVE THEIR ORIGINAL CLOTH TITLE TAG ATTACHED TO THEM: SOLDIER, INDIAN, UNCLE SAM, POLICEMAN, ETC., EXTREMELY RARE

The first is a grumpy man with chauffeur's hat. Second is a boy with a green hat. Third is a boy with anchors on shirt, chip on hat. Fourth is a boy with pink hat and tassel. Fifth is a boy "DEFENDER"