Hand Hammered Vanity Jar with a Rose A mystery metal that is hand hammered and looks and feels like silverplate over copper, but has not tarnished.It may be coated. A very nice little trinket jar or vanity jar with a charming single full blown rose hammered into the lid. Art nouveau, ca late 19th early 20thc. In excellent condition.
Circa: ca early 20th late 19thc
Size: 2.5 x 3
Type: Metal
 

Hand Forged Cow Bell A hand forged cowbell with riveted in clapper which is a solid iron ball. Surface rust, and has a punched hole for some use one one side near the bottom. Otherwise in great condition. A nice hand forged piece for your collection. 4.5x3.5"
Circa: mid 19th-mid 20th c
Size: 4.5x3.5"
Country of Origin: US
 

Cast Iron & Brass Fire Starter Pot A 3 piece fire starter cast iron pot with brass lid and "dipper". This is what I think it is, but it could have been used for almost anything else. It is decorative enough with the brass lid and finial on the "dipper" that it would have been welcome by the rustic fireplace. A unique piece.
Size: 7.5x7.5
Type: Iron & Brass
Country of Origin: US
 

Armor Bronze Bookends Child Reading Art Nouveau bookends made by Armor Bronze Co. of Tauton,Massachussetts. Armor Bronze was begun in 1915 and continued until about 1962. This pair of a child reading a book was made about the 1920s, from a bronze casting by the Italian artist S. Morani, who was working in the US at the time. They are signed by the artist. The bookends are in excellent condition. Contrary to popular belief they did not make bronze bookends but copper and applied the richly colored patinas for which they are famous. They are still quite heavy. Packed weight will be about 9 lbs. 6.5" tall 5.5" deep and 4" wide. Beautifully molded, they also have the original retail shop tag, showing they were sold in Oakland,CA by Marcoms, the House of Beautiful Things.
Circa: ca1920s
Size: 6.5x5.5
Type: Cast Patinated Copper
Country of Origin: US
Manufacturer: Armor Bronze  

Sad Iron Spade Trivet A scrolled spade shaped trivet with 3 legs for resting a hot sad iron. 4" in diameter at top and 9" long. Suitable for hanging as decor. In good used condtion with some surface rust.
Circa: late 19th early 20th c
Size: 9x4"
Type: Iron
Country of Origin: US
 

Gross Triangle M Trivet A cast iron trivet with the words, Gross Triangle M Trivet on the back also some numbers that are difficult to read. 4 legs. See photos. 5"x4.5"
Circa: late 19th early 20th c
Size: 5x4.5"
Type: Iron
Country of Origin: US
 

Copper Tripod Pot Made in Sweden An antique Swedish copper pot on 3 black metal legs with a side handle. A small flap drops over the spout. Probably meant to stand over a coal fire on the tripod feet. In excellent condition. The interior is galvanized tin.
Size: 8x7x9.5
Type: Copper
Country of Origin: SE
 

Pilgrim Ware Copper Tea Kettle A wonderful old Pilgrim Ware copper tea kettle made in Two Rivers, Wisconsin. It has an oval plaque on the bottom stating its origin. There are two repairs and a couple of dings. Really a great antique kettle. Holds water and is useable. 10" wide with spout and &" tall. Wood handle and finial and wire bail.
Size: 10x7
Type: Copper
Country of Origin: US
Manufacturer: Pilgrim Ware  

Iron Hook with Scroll Decor A wrought iron hook for your primitive or country decor. It has a scrolling design with a sturdy hook for hats, towels or? 7"x5.25"
Circa: recent
Size: 7"x5.25"
Type: Iron
 

#50 Enterprise Sad Iron A #50 Enterprise sad iron from the 19th century. It is one of the irons that was kept heated on the stove and the handle was clamped on when needed. See my listing for the Enterprise Iron with detachable handle. With this invention, the laundress would lose no time waiting for the iron to heat up, nor would the handle become too hot to use. This was real cutting edge! This sad iron weighs 5 lbs before packing and is 6.5" long and 1.75" high. In excellent useable condition.
Circa: late 19th century
Size: 1.75s6.5x3.5
Type: Iron
Country of Origin: US
Manufacturer: Enterprise  

A Ring of 6 Skeleton Keys A ring with 6 skeleton keys for doors and cupboards from the 19th to the 20th century. All are useable, most have a light coating of rust that is easily removed. All different keys.
Circa: early 20th century
Type: Keys
Country of Origin: US
 

Copper & Brass Vintage Candy Thermometer An 8.5" copper with brass trim candy thermometer. It has the etched mark at the top that says The Home Candy Makers, Canton, Ohio. It has a copper clip on the back for hanging on the candy kettle. Needs polishing.
Circa: early 20th c
Size: 8.5"
Type: Copper & Brass
Country of Origin: US