hand signed on base "Orrefors Graal II No. 456M Hald" - 5.75" tall, great condition layered glass technique gives depth and motion - {in house shipping available}
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#T8GCDD01, 2007 - approx 14.5", never out of box, with all out fits and Daemon. corner damage to top right of box, with shipping box - in house shipping available
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O'Day (Presley) & Son Carousel Horse 48" long, 56 1/2" tall, 24" deep, solid wood jointed construction, hand carved and painted oak X base iron pole covered in brass swirl with ball finial. O'riginals by O'Day, "established in 1980 , O'Day Presley began his career carving decorative duck decoys before mastering any and all subject matter from the fish in the sea to the birds in the sky. Their original one of a kind, museum quality carousel horses are the most elaborate and talked about carvings sold through out the finest art shows on the west coast, including Mill Valley, Kings Mountain, Saratoga Rotary, Gilroy Garlic Festival, and many others included among the estimated 35 showings a year. In 1984, O'Day's son Sean joined him in the pursuit of carving excellence. They are committed, as father and son to one day being compared with the best sculptors in the world." {local pick up or buyer arranges 3rd party packing and shipping}
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Very low original mintages - 188,000 in 1913, 124,230 in 1914 and 138,000 in 1915- see photos for grade and condition - in house shipping available
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{2 missing crystals and 1 yellowed crystal, 2 need hands} Wadsworth "Referee" warranted 20 years open face case, watch markings D. S. & Co. logo, Suisse, 5 five adjustments, 21 twenty one jewels, Premo watch, all 3 are running. watch face white enamel with Arabic numerals, separate second hand well, Switzerland, and Geo. E Seavey {in house shipping available}
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gold accent to wings and tinge to lace edge, Pencil signed Erte, #288/300, 12" square sight, double raised mat under glass in 21" square frame
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4 Dansk made in France (2 sauce pans, paella & 2 qt. dutch oven) plus vintage fondue pot with cast iron base (some minor enamel loss on handles and edges but overall in very good condition) {in house shipping available}
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7" long, 15 charms-palm tree, hearts, sea shell, ice cream cone, glasses, baby shoes, sun, lizard, butterfly, stork, ladybug, and cross. 15.5 dwt total weight. {in house shipping available}
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WOW THIS MIRROR SELLS FOR $1600.00 IN MCM SHOPS 42.25"x38" (excellent condition) {local pick up or buyer arranges third party shipping}
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Signed in border at top and bottom, overall floral motif in red ground filled with floral twining arabesque design, layered center medallion with strong pendants and complimentary spandrels, deep blue border with ornate twining Shah Abbas flowers  and double mirrored guard bands, local pick or buyer arranges 3rd party packing and shipping}
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54 Caliber, 8.5" Barrel, dated 1850 on the top of the tang near the breech. Lockplate is marked U.S./ H. Aston & Co and in the rear of the lockplate Middtn, Conn - Brass furniture with walnut stock - in house shipping available
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some patina, small crack see photo. {in house shipping available}
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some fin bends to fix. {local pick or buyer arranges 3rd party packing and shipping}
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Full Bee Tmk 2 mark 12" tall  by Goegel (great condition) {in house shipping available}
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 1-Williams Pflueger Alpine No. 2659 reel, 4 Brothers Pontiac no.357 reel, 1-Antique Pennell Reel Co Phila Bait Casting Fishing Reel #60, 1-Bronson Fleetwing # 2475, 1- Shakespeare Triumph 1958 reel, 1-Silstar Starlite, 1 Whisker Graphite reel, 1- Daiwa Millionaire 4H reel, 1- Pflueger Rocket No. 375 reel, 1-Pflueger Trump no. 1943 reel, 1- 3 fish engraved Cedar lake reel {in house shipping available}
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 1948 Tucker Automobiles showroom sales ashtray featuring the famed Tucker 48 Torpedo. Top lifts to store pens/lighter, cigarettes, etc.  9" wide, 8 1/2" Deep, 3" tall. overall wear to finish, casting in good condition. What a rare find {in house shipping available}
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Writers Edition - opened but unused with booklet & display box {in house shipping available}
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with box no papers, scratch on crystal,light scratches on bracelet, needs battery see photos. {in house shipping available}
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with key working, unknown maker. {in house shipping available only in oversize box}
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white enamel face black roman numerals,  case is oval 6 sided box with hinged front cover scalloped oval with inlaid mother of pearl and wood geometric designs. gongs on the hour, working with key and pendulum  {in house shipping available}
 
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approx 20" high, see photos for details {local pick up only}
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removable crest and drop finials - in house shipping with extra packing and oversize box
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50"x26" (great condition) {local pick up only}
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1- 18 1/2" X 22 1/2" framed International Executive Board United Mine workers Of America July 1948 John L. Lewis President. 1- 21 3/4" X 25 3/4" framed 1966 International Officers United Mine Workers Of America President W. A . "Tony" Boyle.    William Anthony "Tough Tony" Boyle (December 1, 1904 ? May 31, 1985), a miner and union representative from Montana, became president of the United Mine Workers of America union in 1963, serving until 1972. He was convicted in 1974 of charges of conspiracy in the murder of opponent Joseph A. Yablonski, his wife Margaret, and their daughter Charlotte, on New Year's Eve, December 31, 1969. After an appeal, his conviction and sentence were upheld at a second trial; he was sentenced to three life terms and died while still incarcerated. Yablonski had opposed Boyle for some time, arguing for more democratic representation among the locals, and had run against him in a bitter presidency election of the UMWA earlier in December, which Boyle won. Yablonski charged that fraud had been committed, asking for a Department of Labor investigation, and also filing five lawsuits against the union on specific related civil charges.  On December 31, 1969, three killers shot Yablonski, his wife, Margaret, and his 25-year-old daughter, Charlotte, as they slept in the Yablonski home in Clarksville, Pennsylvania. The bodies were discovered on January 5, 1970, by Yablonski's eldest son, Kenneth. Boyle was found to have ordered Yablonski's death months earlier, on June 23, 1969, after a meeting with his opponent at UMWA headquarters had degenerated into a screaming match.[citation needed] In September 1969, UMWA executive council member Albert Pass received $20,000 from Boyle (who had embezzled the money from union funds) to hire assassins to kill Yablonski. Paul Gilly, an out-of-work house painter and son-in-law of a minor UMWA official, and two drifters, Aubran Martin and Claude Vealey, agreed to do the job. Pass arranged for the murder to be postponed until after the election, to avoid suspicion falling on Boyle.{in house shipping available}
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