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12 1/4 x 3"

30” high

The vase itself is 16” high

old Solid cast iron animal figure that resembles a donkey or mule in appearance. Stands about 11.5 inches in height, and 11 inches in length, and weighs over 14lbs. Very unique in that it's head will nod back and forth as it is made with a round bolt through the neck portion so that the head can move up and down. I have seen a few of these similar in the past, however all were cast iron banks, not and not this heavy or large, and I have never seen one with the wire tail. I recently learned one did surface on the website 1stdibs.com without the tail, and it had a price over one thousand dollars on it. This one is not a bank, my only other thought would be possibly a door stop. It does have what appears to be the original old wire tail still attached as shown.

13 1/5” Height

23.5" high 8"

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This is one of the largest, hand carved dough bowls / trenchers I have ever seen. As shown in the photographs provided, the bowl itself measures 56.5 inches in length from left to right. The bowl measures 19.5 inches when measuring across in width. The depth of the bowl is just a little over 10 inches in depth. The bowl itself is in incredible shape considering it's age and decades of use. It does have one crack, as many of them do over time, and it is located up on the outer edge lip close to the portion that would be used as the handle. In my opinion, this just adds personal character to the bowl, and shows it's true age. When looking on the bottom you can see the actual carved bladed "strokes" made in the wood that formed the rounding of the bottom of the bowl. Is just truly an amazing piece of hand-made antique craftmanship. Very seldom are ones even close to this size still found, as most over time broke due to their length.

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2' wide, 38" tall, 6 arrow spindles, saddle seat turned spindles elsewhere

Silver/Copper?

The chandelier is approx 20 in x 20 in and has 6 bulbs it is pinkish/purple and white flowers with brass everywhere else. It was bought years ago by my mother and was always known to be Murano. Any help would be appreciated.

25” x 32” (34” w/ fringe), .25” deep. Fabrics unknown but looks like maroon velvet, embroidered leather knights, fringe, and other unknown fabric. Said to be hundreds of years old but we are unsure. This has recently been inherited from a family member.

Excellent pre-owned condition. No chips, cracks, or repairs. The lid doesn't fit securely. I placed a couple of pieces of tape on the rim and it holds securely. No signatures.

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My dad found this shotgun in a barn. It says manton on the side and has several markings i cannot quite make out on the under side of the barrel.

I do not have much information. It’s heavy. Maybe brass.

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Excellent used condition. No markings. Measures 12" x 8" x 12± tall.

U.S. stamped 1878 45-70 cal carbine

W-40 H-18 Chalk on paper

Beautiful DOUBLE foredge painting on this book. One painting is of Edinburgh castle, the other listed as "Ballamyle". Some foxing on the pages, see photos. Outside condition is great.

Large oak chest measuring 24 1/2 x 38 x 21 inches. Dovetail construction on all four corners. Heavy strap hinges secured with bolts through the molded top.

I have 2 etchings with Aquatint from Le Prince, framed. They measure 9" x 7" in the frames. The first one is titled "Le Toucher", and the second is "L'Ouie"

Standard rocking chair

About 6" high in body, 6.5" high at spout. 5" wide at base, 7" wide across widest part of pitcher at base. Top approximately 4.5" wide on top of body to 6.5" across top from tip of spout. Appears to be china.

This blue and white ceramic jar is hexagonal and measures 9 and 3/4 inches tall by 6 and 3/4 inches wide. It is decorated with cabbage and roses and maybe chrysanthemums. It has a lid and is marked Canton underneath.

Approximately 6” in diameter

Approximately 10”

1 1/2”x1 1/2” gold pocket watch with fisherman

41.5 inches high. 2 inches wide at the thickest point of the sword. 8 inches wide at the decorative addition. Uncertain of the specific material/metal as it is quite worn. The handle is wood wrapped in braided wire and the decorative additions have a gold like tint to them.

The urn measures 15" tall x 5" in diameter. No clue as to the year or makers mark.