General Fire Guard quick aid copper & brass foam fire extinguisher of General Detroit Corp, MI is a nice old treasure. It does show some loss of black painting on the let...moretering and some copper patina on the base of the extinguisher. (8" x 7" x 23.5")

Nice finish on this functional mirror showing a blend of light & dark wood. Doubles as a space saving wall mounted hall tree.
(96" x 43" x 5")...more

Country Style Medicine Cabinet could be versatile for any room as a wall hanging for small collectibles/miniatures, books or miscellaneous notions. Nice black finish & somewhat rusty large hinges.
(19" x 32" x 9")...more

In true Country Style, this 4" long bench can be useful in many rooms of the house - end of the bed, mud room, a resting spot to sit and put your shoes on at the foyer or...more back hallway. Nice Condition. (48" x 17" x 18")

Our antique wooden attractive sled fashions iron runners and curled iron tips with some red coloring and outstanding style. The sled is in very nice condition. Would make a unique coffee table for a country home.
(51" x 21" x 31")...more

A unique collection of 3 cowboy chairs. The guernsey print cream with brown spots vinyl fabric is seen on seat and back of chair. Vinyl is secured with upholstry tag nai...morels. The bottom of the chairs is marked #06214. There are brass cuffs on the feet of the front two legs. Brown painted wood legs are slightly distressed with dings and chips in paint. Manufactured by Phoenix furniture co., Sheboygan, WI, probably dating in arts and crafts time frame. 17" x 16" x 19.5" each.

A nice wooden crate stamped "B.T. Babbitt's Soda". The graphics are creatively displayed and the tongue and groove construction is visible. The wooden box/crate is in goo...mored condition (7.5" x 9.75" x 5.5"). The primitive small wooden stool is a representive sample of a homemade item-the nails are even visible. The dark green/black paint shows wear but that's the look for a rustic stool (15.5" x 6.5" x 8").

Standing 7.25" tall, this wooden primitive style tabletop bowl is often seen holding fruit, flowers or popcorn, and is a versatile piece for kitchen/food items or any dec...moreorative item and looks beautiful next to this oval Munising bowl (8" x 8" x 7.25"). The Munising wooden bowl of the 1930 and 1940's was a valuable asset in any farmhouse. The Munising bowl was created by the Munising Woodware Factory in Upper Peninsula, Michigan in the early 1900's (13.25" x 12.25" x 3.5"). The name Munising is derived from the Native American word "Island in the Lake", referring to Grand Island-visible in the harbor. Munising, MI produced a wide variety of these valuable bowls starting at over $100.00.

This vintage wooden framed ladderback chair with 4 shabby chic style painted rungs. The chair does show wear on the seat with 2 cracks on the center of the wooden seat.
(44" x 18" 18")...more

This lot is a very nice vintage remake of a 1950's rotary style push button dial phone including landline wiring. Excellent condition. (9" x 12" x 7")...more

Western Electric Company old oak bell case with inside wiring & labeling. The oak case is solid but could be restored and the hinges are missing the screws. The patent da...morete marks appear inside. (10" x 7" x 7")

An antique oak wall phone is a great sign of the progress made in the country home of yesteryear. The bells and case finish are in good condition. (14" x 7" x 17")...more

This early 1900's antique Kellogg oak crank green painted wall phone could be seen in the country farmhouse during the early part of the 19th century. The green paint sho...morews some wear. It's stamped with P2812H. (19" x 9" x 10")

A great vintage apothecary Lavoris Chemical glass bottle with cork stopper was manufactured at the Chemical Co in Minneapolis. The glass is in fairly good condition but t...morehere's a few spots where something is on the glass. The old age of the glass can be seen by the bubbles in the glass (9" x 3" x 3" ). The large Pyrex 24 bottle with glass stopper shows no flaws. The glass is clear. (4" x 4" x 9")

Late 1800's-early 1900's apothecary bottle of clyco-thymoline. The 6oz. medicine bottle shows it antique age through the cloudy and stained glass (2" x 2" x 5"). The vint...moreage etched glass apothecary bottle has an attractive design pattern and includes metal parts for a cork stopper. There's one stain that runs halfway down from the top down. (4" x 4" x 9")

The Cubeba PV glass apothecary jar appears to be in good condition with the exception of the fragile label peeled off and is taped to the bottle and 2 flea bite flaws on ...morethe inside of the glass stopper. F & S Pat'd March 6th 1894 St. Louis, MO raised inscription on bottom. Get creative this bottle would make a nice jar for bubble bath or in the kitchen for the dog treats. (4" x 4" x 10")

The large vintage green glass container with a glass stopper is an attractive container to hold anything. The square bottom shows the bottle mark and there are 2 small c...morehips on the stopper lip. The age bubbles appear on the glass surface defining old glass. (5" x 5" x 12")

Antique 48 (8oz) Bottle Milk Testing Kit in Wooden Case with Insulated Lining is in tattered condition but not broken. There is one bottle missing but the remaining bottl...morees are in decent condition. It has a strong sturdy handle intact. (15" x 11" x 10")

LaFoilette Mining Co., Platteville, WI unique antique embosser. It shows some finish missing but is structurally sound. The cast iron material gives the embosser some wei...moreght to help in functioning. (7" x 3" x 11")

This cast iron wood burning cook stove model includes the original 4 burner tops, reservoir lid, tin chimney, chimney cover with warming shelves, 2 side shelves, an oven door with the embossed design of the "man-in-the-moon" Face and 6 point star and the brand "Crescent." Also included is a coal shuttle and shovel, fry pan (marked Taiwan) and cook pot (6" x 4.5" x 9").
Heavy well made vintage cast iron wall mount match holder with cherub kissing mother with a tray for used matches and safe on closing door for the new matches ( 4" x 2" x 6.5")....more

These antique sad irons and trivets show wear that's representative their age. The sad iron trivets can also be used as kitchen trivets for your pots, pans and hot dishes.
Howell Co. Geneva, IL 1867-1923 Sad Iron without handle
Unmarked Sad Iron without handle
Enterprise MFG CO. Philadelphia, USA Sad Iron Trivet
1800's Pleuger & Henger MFG Co., St. Louis, MO, Sad Iron Trivit with 3 feet removed....more

The Fuller & Warren Company out of Milwaukee, WI manufactured stoves, ranges and furnaces. The cast iron wood burning stove plaque is a common feature in any farmhouse ki...moretchen (8.5" x 10 x 1.5"). The two piece functioning stove grate is a reproduction and is in very nice condition. (16" x 16" x 1.5")

The antique cast iron ice tongs are a necessity in every farmhouse or country home. The ice tongs were used to carry ice blocks providing cold service for the ice box st...moreyle refrigerator. (17" x 11" x 4")

This lot is for a stately 30" tall wrought iron floor standing 7 candle candleholder with twisted legs. It's in good conditon but does have a bit of wax remnants on the l...moreegs and candleholders. The moveable legs can be placed at 90 degrees against a wall and at 180 degrees it will stand freely.

Handmade walnut wine goblet (2.5" x 2.5" x 4.5") and refined & turned bowl (4.5" x 4.5" x 3.5"), both signed "JKM 07"; Antique Lusterware Copper & Bronze English Creamer ...more(5" x 3" x 4"); 2 Cutzie promotion plaques with crazy cute graphics: "Smile Dern Ya Smile!" Wooden Plaque promoting Chicago, Illinois (3.75" x 0.5" x 9") and "The views expressed by the HUSBAND..." witty cut log style sign promoting Mt. Vernon, VA. (8" x 1" x 4")