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| L455A A very fine wrought iron game hanger known as a Dutch Crown. This is in the style of game hangers dating from the 18th century, but this one was probably made in the early 20th century. |
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| L408d Rare – 18th century hand wrought iron Phoebe Double Cruise Lamp / Whale Oil Lamp / Grease Lamp / Betty Lamp with decorative cutouts on back and twisted iron hanger. |
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| L408E Rare – 18th century hand wrought iron Phoebe Double Cruise Lamp / Whale Oil Lamp / Grease Lamp / Betty Lamp with trammel style hook on the back of the outer bowl supports the inner bowl with decorative scrolled topper on its back. Great surface patina, pitting and wear from age and use. |
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| L408C Late 18th century – early 19th century Courting Candlestick constructed of spiraled forged iron with iron finger hold, mounted into a turned wooden base. Great original surface with dark patina to the wood. |
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| L372E Early 19th century Wedding band hog scraper candle stick with remnants of maker's stamp on the working push-up tab. Sturdy sheet iron construction with brass wedding band. No evidence of ever having a finger curl. Early make-do repair to base. |
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| L372F Early 19th century Wedding band hog scraper candle stick with remnants of maker's stamp on the working push-up tab. |
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| L435A Pair of matching late 18th century to early 19th century single-candle sconces with deeply fluted candle cups. The rolled tin / sheet metal construction features rounded tops, punched wriggle-work designs and rolled edges on the backs. Most American homes were lit with simple candle sconces such as these. This pair of New England Sconces have the best, uncleaned surface and remain in good original condition. |
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| L436 Pair of Hanging tin wall sconces, each with a canted and crimped edge along the tops of their squared backs, embossed reeded columns, finely folded edges, a drilled hole for hanging and a demilune dish holding a single rolled edge candle socket that is 1 ½” tall. Solder joints are secure. Sconces retain their untouched natural patina surfaces. |
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| L372C Early 19th century Hog Scraper Wedding ring / band Candlestick with finger curl at the top and working push-up tab with illegible maker’s stamp |
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| L308 Pair 19th century hanging tin wall sconces with round mirrored backs and fluted edge drip cups. Nicely rolled edges with secure solder joints. |
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| L372D Early 19th century Wedding band hog scraper candle stick -Unmarked. Sturdy sheet iron construction with brass wedding band. |
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| L73A Early 19th century iron “hog scraper” push up candlestick in old white painted surface. Tight, unmarked, working push-up thumb tab. Surface pitting and wear indicative of age and use. Very sturdy and tight. No evidence of ever having a finger curl at top. |
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| L408A 18th century rare diminutive American twisted wrought iron rush light / candle holder with arched tripod base resting on hand forged pointed feet. The candle holder acts as the counterbalance to hold the rush grips tight. |
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| L234 19th century hanging tin wall sconce with round mirrored back and fluted edge drip cup. Nicely rolled edges with secure solder joints. |
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| RM1594 Unique early pair of handmade tin candlesticks with embossed decorations and tapered, square weighted bases. Embossed diagonal lines adorn the center stems, embossed floral decorations adorn the bases and each drip cup is surrounded with a scalloped edge. Rolled edges with tight soldering joints throughout. |
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| L238 Early 19th century adjustable tin hanging double candle holder with nicely rolled edges and secure solder joints throughout. |
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| L232 Unique early 19th century hanging Tin Wall Sconce featuring two candle sockets within a demilune dish / drip pan boasting a rolled tin scroll-shaped support below the drip pan. The tombstone shaped back bears a hole for hanging purposes and simple decorative wriggle work along the edges. |
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| L230 Unusual 19th century hanging tin candle holder with three rolled edge candle sockets on a triangular shaped drip pan with crimped edges supported by a tapered cylindrical center post with a crimped edge cap. |
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| L227 Late 18th century to early 19th century hand forged wrought Iron Rush Light Holder on turned wooden floor stand. Unique design with scrolled top and heavy iron ball counterbalance on shaped arm. |
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| L251 18th century rare, non-adjustable hand forged Wrought Iron Rush Light with Candle Holder resting on tripod base. Unusual workmanship with arm being mortised through the stem. Circa 1750 – 1780. |
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| L162 Mid 18th Century hand forged wrought iron floor standing candlestand with brass finial and arched legs ending in arrow feet. This delicate candlestand boasts a single adjustable candle cup with a square drip pan. |
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| L207 18th century rare, non-adjustable hand forged Floor Standing Wrought Iron Rush Light with Candle Holder. Simple round stem with tall tripod base resting on hand forged uniquely shaped feet. Circa 1750 – 1780. |
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| L236 Early 19th century hand forged iron tabletop rush light with counterweight arm to keep the rush grippers tight. Mounted in a turned wooden base with remnants of original red paint. |
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| L237 Fantastic 19th century wrought Iron Rush Light / Candle holder with twisted center post and candle cup counterbalance arm resting on arched tripod base with pad feet. Hand forged iron. |
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| J309 Signed Hog scraper push-up candlestick bearing original natural surface. Finger curl intact. Stamped on push-up tab by maker. “Christies” auction stickers on bottom. |
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| **SOLD** K118 18th century rare, non-adjustable hand forged Floor Standing Wrought Iron Rush Light with Candle Holder. Simple round stem with arched tripod base resting on hand forged slight padded feet. Circa 1750 – 1780. |
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| K91 18th century rare diminutive American twisted wrought iron rush light / candle holder with arched tripod base resting on hand forged padded feet. |
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| J261 18th century hand forged iron lamp with adjustable hexagon shaped flat iron tray for oil. The tall center stem features a curlicue tip and rests on three, 3-inch tall, scrolled feet. Stamped decorations and decorative edges adorn each of the feet. A floral shaped piece of iron adorns the junction between the feet and center stem. |
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| **SOLD** G898 Jerry Martin tin adjustable student lamp with old blue paint, with two electrified candles and signed “JM” on base. (Jerry Martin of Marietta, PA was a Blacksmith and Tinsmith) Dated 2019. |
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| F625 -Vintage Yellow Tole Student Desk Lamp . French style toleware bouillotte -light desk or table lamp. This charming tole painted metal lamp is decorated vibrant mustard yellow ground. Tole Lamp with Shade - Painted Mustard with Gold painted decoration |
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| RM1241 Super 18th Century tall, blacksmith hand forged iron tri-footed fireplace trivet resting on broad padded feet with extended wooden handle secured by a wide brass coupling. Prominent hammer marks throughout the iron and wonderful patina to the iron, brass, and wood that is indicative of age. |
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| K204 Cast Iron three-legged Hanging Fry Pan in the style of an 1800’s Savery & Co. of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania pan. At some point, this pan was converted to a hanging kettle with a stationery hand forged iron handle and rotating iron loop at the top. |
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| K1715 Hand forged blacksmith made 1700s 18th century pair of sugar cutter. It is used to chop large chunks of rock sugar into smaller portions, a kitchen necessity in the 18th century . This particular pair has great decorative bands around the jointed area. It is complete with the original tension spring, finger stopper, and closure tab. Fully functional! Great blackened patina with even patina. |
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| J172 18th century hand forged iron Hearth Roaster featuring eight sets of roasting “pickets” / prongs over an open trivet area, resting on pad feet. |
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| J175 18th century iron round griddle with decorative scrolled tip on end handle. The circular rotating top rests on raised footed base and is in great working condition. |
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| D291 Early hand forged iron revolving fireplace toaster late 18th century (1780) |
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| C496 18th century American iron fire place Hearth Trivets, blacksmith made, this was use in the fireplace as a flat surface for cooking. |
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| A1 late 19th century Hanging Chandelier original white painted wooden turned center is surrounded by iron arms for holding candles, with drip traies |
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| **SOLD** Y269 Early 19th century hog scraper candlestick, with treaces of the original gold paint. The bases are downturned at the edge, secured to the candle tubes from beneath . American origin and made by an tin smith. 7” tall |
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| C128 18th Century Brass and Iron Adjustable Table Pan Grease Lamp. Scrolled hanging hook, Brass compartmented pan and collar, brass disc mounted on tripod base with scrolled feet. This is a rare form. 18- 3/8"h. Condition: Good |
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| U556 Early 19th century Hog Scraper Candle Holder |
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| W136 18thC 9 1/2" SIGNED HOGSCRAPER PUSHUP CANDLESTICKS c1780 |
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| K157B Wrought iron tall Footed Hearth Trivet with a Y pattern resting on three padded feet with a nice dark patina to the iron. Probably late 20th century. |
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| W137 A Great EARLY TIN CAKE-PAN Candle Stick Holder |
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| B588 18th century Strainer iron |
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| B586 18th century Pennsylvania brass ladle with a long iron handle and copper and iron rivets to connect the two. |
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