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Perfect undamaged condition , rich gold lustre. Measures 2 3/4 " wide by 1 " high. Extremely popular among glass and salter collectors. Small enough for even the smallest of display cabinets. … Perfect undamaged condition , rich gold lustre. Measures 2 3/4 " wide by 1 " high. Extremely popular among glass and salter collectors. Small enough for even the smallest of display cabinets. For salter collectors these pieces are in the elite club, along with Steuben, Burmese , Peach Blow , Loetz and Vaseline examples. Price: $395.00 USD

Pocket sized and made of aluminum. Excellent condition with light wearing. All original and missing no parts or screws. The flint is worn down and needs replacing. This is done by unscrewing … Pocket sized and made of aluminum. Excellent condition with light wearing. All original and missing no parts or screws. The flint is worn down and needs replacing. This is done by unscrewing a screw near the top of the lighter. This company formed up in England in 1933 and produced up until about 1939, afterwards to which they were commissioned to manufacture lighters for the British Army. After the war the company seems to have vanished. This is possible as one of the partners was German. All Benlow lighters are considered at least scarce but rare might be a better term compared to the plethora of lighters on the market . Finding Benlow's aren't easy . They are very well made and really stand up to the stature of great art deco lighter design. Offers considered. Price: $69.00 USD

Circa 1926 - 1927. Export stamped marked used from 1915 - 1930. Early version " Raadvad " marking. Full length version measuring almost 6 1/2 " long. Condition is outstanding only showing … Circa 1926 - 1927. Export stamped marked used from 1915 - 1930. Early version " Raadvad " marking. Full length version measuring almost 6 1/2 " long. Condition is outstanding only showing very light usage for its' age. Designed by Harald Neilson. A most dapper art deco design from Georg Jensen. With the pyramid pattern some items were continued on after the war while other items were discontinued as soon as sales dropped off. The bottle opener was probably grandfathered into their replacement array s this piece comes with markings into the 1950's. This piece is however of the period and worth a little more to collectors. Price: $245.00 USD

Measures 8 1/2 " diameter. No damage. Circa 1905 now making this glass piece 114 years old. This pattern is in limbo as it seems that it was shared between Jefferson and … Measures 8 1/2 " diameter. No damage. Circa 1905 now making this glass piece 114 years old. This pattern is in limbo as it seems that it was shared between Jefferson and Northwood companies. Not the first pattern to be virtually the same between 2 or more competing companies. 1997 Book value puts this piece at $35. From a very large recently purchased collection of pottery and glass. Price: $29.00 USD

Measures 9 " diameter by 3 1/2 " high. Circa 1905 by Northwood Glass Company , which means this piece of glass is now well over 100 years old. No chips or … Measures 9 " diameter by 3 1/2 " high. Circa 1905 by Northwood Glass Company , which means this piece of glass is now well over 100 years old. No chips or cracks , natural straw lines exist . The 1997 catalog books this piece at $60 USD , and that is only a guide price. A great area for new collectors to discover. Price: $38.00 USD

Circa 1930 - 1937 . serial number 23724 , foot number 58. 3 1/2 " diameter face size. Currently in as found condition , meaning it has original and hardened wax coated … Circa 1930 - 1937 . serial number 23724 , foot number 58. 3 1/2 " diameter face size. Currently in as found condition , meaning it has original and hardened wax coated waterproof fly line still attached, which impedes the continuous spinning action we are all accustomed to. Inside is a bit stiff with hardened grease which can be cleaned out and i'll probably do that in the near future. Check mechanism in backwards direction works while the frontwards direction needs screw tightening, which I'll get around to as well. Finger handles spin and rotate well , though solid, they show age but are in no threat of deteriorating. reel foot has been filed , which perhaps over 65 % of all Allcock Aerials were to some degree because the reel foot was very , very thick to begin with. They rarely fit ANY British rod without filing or adjustments. So this reel will be cleaned up for dry grease and have the check mechanism tightened , apart from that the line will be left on for originality. A nice reel that is getting harder and harder to obtain cheaply. Price: $675.00 USD

Circa 1850 - 1860 , British manufacture from Denby, Derbyshire. The Bourne's were famous and acclaimed for all of their stoneware and crocks for holding ink, which are found all over the … Circa 1850 - 1860 , British manufacture from Denby, Derbyshire. The Bourne's were famous and acclaimed for all of their stoneware and crocks for holding ink, which are found all over the UK, USA and even Canada. This crock was purchased via a very large estate In Ontario recently. I didn't give it too much attention figuring it was pretty common but after research I've discovered that anything BUT an ink crock made by Bourne is not common and a pleasant change. This piece is nice collector size again at 6 1/2 " high by 5 " diameter. Crudely stamped by Joseph Bourne before he was using an incised stamping iron. Superb condition with no ships or cracks. Comes with a lid that fits nicely , however it doesn't appear to be original to the crock. It is however just as old as the crock is . A nice early piece of British crockery by a famous maker, but not a really well known shape. Excellent for the country kitchen. Does anyone have a country kitchen anymore ? Scarce. Price: $45.00 USD

Table bowl or large ashtray. Superb condition with no damage. Measures 8 " triangular and 2 1/2 " high. Toso sticker on the bottom in beautiful condition as well. Very nicely pulled … Table bowl or large ashtray. Superb condition with no damage. Measures 8 " triangular and 2 1/2 " high. Toso sticker on the bottom in beautiful condition as well. Very nicely pulled , swirled and centered decoration. Modern latticino pieces seem to be produced without and patience or design controls. Circa 1948 - 1954. This piece comes from a " fresh to market estate" which was purchased in a very large bulk chunk. Gone for a while are the days when latticino pieces used to fetch between $175 and $295 per item. This early and pristine piece is available much cheaper. Price: $119.00 USD