Misc Antique/Collectible

"Baby's 1st Christmas" with a silver tag "2004."  Silverplate nipple and ring.  3 3/4 tall.

Condition:  No signs of use.  Includes box, beaded hanger, felt bag, Waterford care insert, and even the unused UPC sticker.

About 6 inch not exactly square and 2 1/2 inch high.  Shard from an antique vase framed with a silverplate box with dome lid.  Fairly heavy 1 1/2 pounds.

Chinese fighting off a fierce invasion of the Samurai.  (Of course I could be completely wrong.)

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Continental antique mechanical box.  Birds-eye maple veneer with brass hardware.  The inside fittings are leaves and vines of gold tone and black metal.
The platform raises as you open the lid.  We think this may be a humidor, cigarette holders on the sides with cigars in the middle, as the lining is metallic cloth.  Brevete made all kinds of fitted boxes for everything you could think of so we are not sure.

The brass tag says "Brevete S. Gie Du Gouvt."

Measures 9 inches wide, 5 1/2 deep, and 3 3/4 inches high.

Condition:  Excellent original but aged condition.

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15 7/8 inches long by 1 5/8 outside measurements.  Hard plastic we believe is celluloid painted like exotic wood.

It unscrews into 5 parts as shown plus includes a 14" inside tube.  Now contains some old Indian incense as we found it at an estate sale.
Perhaps it was a souvenir from India, just guessing.

Condition:  No damage.
 

4 sets baby & toddler spoon & fork sets from my mother's collection.
Humpty Dumpty
Peter Rabbit
Cubby Bear
Snoopy

Condition:  The Oneida sets hardly look used but the Snoopy set is well used as it survived both my children.

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A young gentleman appears to be a dwarf but I'm not sure.  Highlighted in gold paint are his pocket watch chain and buttons on his high collar.  His cheeks and trim on his collar are tinted pink.  The photo is 2.5 by 2 inches.  The case is 3 x 2.5.  Daguerreotype Littlefield & Parsons thermoplastic case with brass hinges.

Condition:  We are not experts, please ask questions.  As found at an Atlanta estate sale and we have not cleaned it.

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Set of 2 matching.  Turn of the century blown mold glass candy jars with metal hinged lids to keep candy fresh. 

11 inches long including the knobs.  4 inches wide and 6 1/2 inches tall.  About 1 gallon capacity.

The glass shows age in that it has some bubbles and very wavy.  The jars have a rectangle impression in the bottom and raised rectangle on top.

Condition:  Excellent.  The lids have not been cleaned.

 

Spanish "Jabon Medicina" translates to "medical or medicated soap."  Pretty pure white porcelain, heavy but translucent.  The label is applied gold leaf on Japan black done by a professional, who was known in those days as, a labeler.  The lettering, in this case, looks to have been cut with the aid of a stencil plate.  The red color is hand painted, as I can see the brush strokes.  A beautiful and rare example of antique druggist shop furniture, as it was called.

The gold bands on the jar bottom are gold leaf also.  The gold on the lid appears to have been painted and has not held up as well as the gold leaf.

It is not marked.  Maybe from Mexico or Spain.  We purchased it from an estate sale in Atlanta.

Stands about 10 inches high with the lid.  Weighs 3 pounds 4 ounces.

Condition:  Excellent.  No chips, cracks, or crazing.  Very clean and pretty inside.


 

Beautiful mahogany wood veneer with brass hardware.  Early to mid 1800s.

9 inches long 5 high and a little more than 5 inches deep.
The 2 side compartments are 2 1/2 by 3 inches, the center compartment is 3 by 3.

Condition:  The bottom trim strip is missing from the right side.  Inside back wood is split from the nails as shown.
 

A wonderful embossed pattern, very intricate.  Almost 8 inches tall.  4 inches across, 1 3/4 inches deep.

Condition:  The lid is is rusty and the bottle has not been cleaned.

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