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Siebe Gorman Foot Operated Air Pump wtih Brass Horn

Siebe Gorman made diving equipment and later adapted for firemen. The air horn was used for [...]

In the 1920s, Jennings Brothers added a line of high-quality bookends to their manufacturing operations and produced some of the most finely crafted art metal [...]

Robert Mortden map of Worcester, circa 1695 sold by Abel Swale Awnsham and John Churchill
Engraved and hand colored. Recently archival framing has been done.

Light [...]

Oscar Bach, the amazing metal artisan from New York who opened his workshop studio in 1913 and eventually closed after his death in 1950's
His styles [...]

Fatima Turkish Cigarettes, circa 1920's advertising Thermometer and Barometer sign.
Pat. date of 1919, so I would date this advertising piece, circa 1920's

Enamel over metal [...]

Circa 1950's Ulysse Nardin Chronometer Co.
14K .(585 )Gold
21 Jewel Automatic Wrist Watch

Size: 1 3/4" top of lug to top of lug
1 1/2" dial
3/4" width [...]

A new estate has come to Sturgis Antiques. The estate bought and moved into this amazing Mid Century designed Northern Baltimore house in the mid 1950 [...]

A very nice Victorian era Poison Ring with stylized hearts on the side and inset Stone.
Marked on the inside 925, making this Sterling Sliver, 925/1000 [...]

Running and in remarkable condition

A great railroad grade pocket watch by E. Howard Watch Co. circa 1914
Case is marked 14k Gold, Guaranteed 14k .585 Fine [...]

Vintage WWII Poster Closed for the Duration — Loose Talk Can Cost Lives by Howard Scott
Howard Scott (1902 - 1983)


The poster is professional mounted to linen [...]

Don't be a dope and spread inside dope — Loose Talk Can Cost Live by C.C. Beall (1892 - 1967)
Cecil Calvert Beall works were regularly featured [...]

Loose Talk Can Cost Lives (sinking ship) by Stevan Dohanos
Stevan Dohanos (May 18, 1907- 1994), was an artist and illustrator of the social realism school, best [...]

Loose Talk Can Cost Lives (two men whispering) by William Steig

William Steig (November 14, 1907 – October 3, 2003) best known as the creator of Shrek.

The poster is [...]

Nebitts Don’t Say Say Orange Say Nesbitts
Circa 1940’s porcelain tin Thermometer advertising the soda soft drink Nesbitts. Top Logo is raised, please see [...]

An amazing and vibrant Persian 4 x 5 Sarouk Rug, approx 4" x 5"
Circa 1920's this rug is great condition. Recently professional cleaned with minimal pile wear.
Fringe [...]

A near perfect condition small porcelain over metal advertising Thermometer
Wallace and Gale, makers of "Lord Baltimore" Radiator Enclosures Metal Cabinets and Metal Specialities.

Size: 12" [...]

A nice small collection of water colors will be coming to the site from a client. Sadly the estate does not have the original information [...]

Robert D'Arista, American 1929-1987 was trained at New York University and Columbia University and moved later to Washington DC, circa 1960's and joined the faculty [...]

Original Vintage Drink Moxie Soda Advertising Thermometer, Circa 1950's
Moxie, started in the late 1800's as a Nerve food. Later moving to the early production [...]

A very nice Royal Crown Cola 1950’s Painted Metal Thermometer.

Size: 9 1/2” x 25 1/2”
Condition: Fine with some chips to the edges. Front has some [...]

Book Cane, circa 1900
The book canes are vernacular objects mostly associated with convicts. A great article written for
Size: 34" long
Handle- 1 1/8 high x 1 1/2 [...]

An amazing American Vernacular memorial for a cat circa last quarter of the 1800's in cased in a glass and wood shadow box.
Yes, Peaches [...]

DR. H. H. Hopkins dated 1871 Cane with Ornate Carved Bone handle with detailed human Skull.
Silver metal is engraved with the doctors name and date. [...]

Monoprint by Shelby Shackelford (American 1899-1987) titled “ Pont Aven Brittany”
Signed lower right with full signature and titled lower left, both in pencil. Please see [...]

Bill Jones Lithograph Poster Parker Holladay 1927 8 x 10 Motivational Propaganda

Who is Bill Jones?
Bill Jones Motivations MiniPosters, circa 1927 by the Parker Holladay Co. located in [...]