Occupational Shaving Mug Painter-Artist Measures about 3 3/4" high, no chips, cracks or repairs, just wear to the gold. Nice example and not common.

A Fine Tray from the workshop of Horace Potter in Cleveland, Ohio. The tray with matchbox holder is made of hammered copper with what appears to be pewter decoration. Measures about 7" across and 3" tall. Nice patina. Signed on bottom as shown.

A Fine High Glaze Trivet from Newcomb College. Quite early, probably circa 1901. Marks on back include NC for Newcomb College, JM for the potter, Joseph Meyer, H J for the decorator, Harriet Joor. Other marks are U for the white clay, P in a shield and a couple of other marks under the glaze that can not be deciphered. Measures about 5 7/8" across. Shows some roughness and flakes to the edge. Rare and unique.

A Fine and Rare Tall Candleholder Signed Wannopee. This was made in New Milford, Ct. and dates between 1892-1903. Fine Condition and measuring about 8 1/2" tall and 5 3/4" across the base.

A Fine Large Arts & Crafts Hammered Brass Bowl from the workshop in California of Byard Tully, who was an apprentice for Harry St. John Dixon, apprentice to Dirk Van Erp. The Bowl measures about 10" across, 3 1/2" tall.

A Fine Set of Four Sterling Silver Serving Pieces from Shreve in San Francisco. Signed as shown and beautifully representing the Arts & Crafts Style. Weighing about 3.7 ounces each. Measure about 6 1/4" long, 4 1/4" wide and 1 3/4" tall. Initial "S' nicely engraved on each. Would like to keep this together, but will consider selling in groups of two. This is for 4 pieces.

A Pair of Brass or Bronze Candlesticks signed by the maker "Spencer". Similar in style to the work of Robert Jarvie in Chicago. Each weigh over two pounds each. Measure about 8 1/4" tall, 5" across base. Very good condition and quality.

A Fine Arts & Crafts Hammered Copper Handel Lamp. Measures about 12" to top of socket, 6 1/2" across base. Comes with recent mica shade. Signed on base "Handel" and "5277".

From the Southeastern US, a Salesman's Sample of Louvers to ventilate Tobacco Barns. A Great Folk Art Display, measures about 15 3/4" by 23" by 3". Brass knob is patented January 24, 1860. One louver is slightly detached and knob does not adjust louvers as it did originally. You probably will not see another.

A Fine and Rare Matte Green Pottery Pitcher from William Jervis at his Craven Pottery. This would have been made in Ohio between 1905-08. Fine condition and measuring about 4" tall, 4 3/4" across at its widest.

An Arts & Crafts Period Hammered Brass Clock with matching Candleholders. The Clock measures about 14 1/2" tall, 7 1/2" wide, and 6" deep. Each candleholder is about 12 1/2" tall, 9" wide and 4 1/4" deep. Clock has not been tested. Fine quality, probably European in origin.

A Rare and Wonderful Piece of Hand Wrought Silver from the Boston Arts & Crafts Silversmith, Elizabeth Copeland. This has been authenticated by two recognized experts in the field. Signed "E C" on bottom. Measures about 3" tall and 5 1/2" across.