Three Wooden Advertising Boxes Circa 1890

Three Wooden Advertising Boxes Circa 1890. The countertop display boxes and lids have lithograph advertising labels. (1) Mallard's Sweet Chocolate box 4 1/2" High X 9" Deep X 11 1/2" Wide. (1) A. P. T

Includes 12 forks 97 1/2") and 12 knives (9 1/4), with elaborate floral engraved designs, carved handles, sterling silver ferrules, in original wooden box from Mappin & Webb, circa 1890.

Nest of Boxes. Circa 1890. Set of six lathe-turned wooden boxes. A coin vanishes, only to reappear in the smallest of the containers. Smallest box holds an American penny. Largest box 2 " diameter.

J. Barton Smith Company Philadelphia - Circa 1890 This bank is in excellent condition and retains its original wooden box. Cast Iron

circa 1890-1900, taken by Dr. Arpad Gerster (Hungarian/American, 1848-1923), pioneer of septic and antiseptic surgery and head of surgery at Mount Sinai hospital; including: one large wooden box fille

Rare Sparrow & Graveley Martinsville Virginia Circa 1910 Double Eagle Tobacco Wooden Advertising Box. Length 12.50" x Width 3.50" x Height 2"

In classroom with jointed arms on wooden platforms. Circa 1890 to 1910. Minor losses with wooden alphabet in wooden box not original to toy. Condition (Excellent). Size Largest: 7" T.

Two over three drawers, wooden knobs, 14 tall, 13" wide, 6" deep, circa 1890.

Long wooden wall box in red paint with scalloped crest.. Eight divided sections. Original red paint. Transitional nails. American, circa 1890. Condition: Excellent original condition. L 31" H 6-5/8" D

217. RARE MARKLIN CASTLE FORT | Hand painted, circa 1890, wooden base with two round tin towers at gateway, large three tier main structure, impressive piece that seldom comes up for sale and a wonder

Three irons with wooden handles in graduated sizes and a circa early 1900s box camera by the Andrew J. Lloyd Co.

Kawai Kanjiro (Japanese, 1890-1966) Bowl, circa 1930 Glazed stoneware 2-1/4 x 8-5/8 inches (5.7 x 21.9 cm) Accompanied by signed wooden box &NewLi

Pair of Cheroots Cigar Store Display Boxes. Circa 1900s. Wooden boxes with frontal flaps include advertising for Old Virginia Cheroots (P. Whitlock) and Cut and Slash Cheroots (Lyon). 12 x 7 x 5&#8221

Three small antique Chinese stackable cylinder round wooden boxes with removable lids. Manufactured with the lacquer technique. Decorated with hand painted patterns to the lids and the bodies. Circa t

713. Carved Wooden Trade Figure. Circa 1890. Carved wooden figure painted in polychrome over gesso. The hand above the figure’s head is lying flat and may have held a tray or box of cigars. A hole i

Lot of three, including a wonderfully carved boxwood traveling trunk form snuff box, circa 1820 with carved belt straps, hinged with push button release, round headed brass tack decoration, fine old p

Including 14 tops both wooden and chromolithographed tin, largest is 3 1/2" diameter; plus three chromolithographed pencil boxes, circa 8 1/2" long with early graphite pencils; plus two boxes of early

Five wooden advertising, four blue glass ball jars and three cigar boxes.

Antique wooden puzzle, circa 1890. Clemens Silent Teacher Dissected Map of the United States, Complete puzzle with original box. Box has some damage to exterior. All pieces are included.

DESCRIPTION: A lot of three wooden chests, feature brass fitting and handles, completed by hand painted floral decorations. CIRCA: 20th Cent. ORIGIN: USA DIMENSIONS: (Smaller box: H: 10" L: 15" Depth:

LOT OF THREE ADVERTISING TINS & A DECORATED WOODEN DOME TOP BOX, LARGEST TIN IS 5 1/4 IN H

An estate lot of three (3) antique English tea caddy boxes, produced circa 19th century or possibly earlier. Includes: one (1) exotic antique tea caddy, featuring two lidded compartments with original

Sign Service Advertising Painted Cabinet. Circa 1910s-1930s. Hand-painted wooden cabinet painted with three sides of advertising text for a sign service. Text on top: “Signs”, text on fron

Three Boxes Of Coca Cola Place Mats: Three boxes of Coca-Cola place mats celebrating vintage ads, most in new condition. One stack of new mats showing the advertising for Coca-Cola, circa 1912 "