3 Day August Auction Sale 175

with two handles, circa early 20th C.

with brass bowl and handwrought iron long handle.

with pierced brass bowl and handwrought iron long handle.

with pierced brass bowl and handwrought iron long handle.

, brass bowl and hollow wrought iron handle, together with a Pennslvania taster with brass bowl and wrought iron long handle, circa 1840.

, circa mid/late 19th C.

with brass bowl and handwrought iron long handle.

with long handwrought iron handle, circa 1840.

with pierced brass bowl and handwrought iron long handle.

, 8 ¾" tall, circa mid 19th C. (having round bases)

, 7 ¾" tall, circa early/mid 19th C.

,9 ¼" tall, circa late 18th C. (square bases)

, height 14 7/8", mid/late 19th C. (octagonal bases).

, height 11", circa early 19th C. (round bases).

, 9" tall, circca 17th C./18th C.

, 7 ¾" tall, circa 19th C.

, ebonized wooden handle, circa early 19th C.

with swivel handle, circa early 19th C.

with rigid handle, circa early 19th C.

with clear glass lens, kerosene burning, maker: "Perkins De Lite", N.Y. U.S.A., circa early 20th C.

with iron swivel handle, American, late 19th C.

with iron swivel handle, American, made by H.W. Hayden, with last patent date of 186-?.

with Gaudy coloured floral borders, English, early 19th C.

in the form of a bowl of fruit, 14" tall, found in Pennsylvania, circa mid/late 19th C.

in maple. makers: Bair family of Hanover, Pennsylvania, circa 1927, 27 ¾" tall, 21 ¼" diameter.

, New England, circa 1790-1810. (old patina).

by "Adams", English, circa early 19th C., basin impressed "Adams". Condition: basin has tiny base rim chips and pitcher has...

, two tiers with lower drawer, all original, including brasses, American, circa 1810-1835.

, refinished, American, circa 1790-1810.

, China, circa 1840's.

in a small shopping bag.

, 13" diameter, deep sided, English early/mid 19th C. Condition: rim chips noted.

, circa early 19th C. together with a Canton blue 8 ¾" plate, China, circa 1840. Condition: hair line noted on reverse of Canton plate.

in a small paper shopping bag.

on bun feet, 22"x36"x17", found in Lititz, PA., American, circa 1820-1860. Condition: all original paint, has small trinket box, upp...

, refinished, New England, circa 1810-1835.

in walnut and pierced tin, with wire swivel handles, having heart shaped pierced tin sides, hinged door in the Dutch manner, circa early 19th C.

with transmuted yellowish / green glaze, American, circa 1850-1880, height 6 ¼". Condition: minor chip abrasions noted.

, height 8", Pennsylvania or New England, mid 19th C. Condition: base rim chips noted, chip on lid noted, abrasion to rim noted.

with underglazed incised bird / floral designs and calligraphic Dutch lettering around the collar, dated "1909", having a caramel outer ...

(said to be used to contain a metal inner box for hot "coals" but never used as such", found in southern U.S.A.

with brown inner glaze, (base for butter churn?), approximately 2 gallons, American, late 19th C.

with blue sponging, circa late 19th C./early 20th C. Condition: shoulder rim of jug has abrasions.

with blue leaf decorations, approximately 3 gallons, made by Hamilton & Jones of Greenboro, Pennsylvania, circa 1870.

with blue sponging, circa late 19th C. Condition: chip at lip, abrasions on shoulder.

with blue hand applied decorations on three sides, 10" tall, Pennsylvania, circa mid/late 19th C.

, 10 ½" tall, from North Carolina, mid 19th C.

, 6 ¼" tall (rim chip noted), circa mid/late 19th C., together with a 7" tall stoneware jar with olive glaze from southern U.S.A., la...

, (A) brownish glazed apple- butter crock from York County, early 19th C. (B) black glazed small storage jar, circa 1850-1880.

with relief design on the collar, American, late 19th C./ear;u 20th C. 6 ¾" tall.