Pair of 19C Philadelphian Chinoiserie Tea Bins by Henry Troemner

PRESENTING a GORGEOUS and EXTREMELY RARE PAIR mid-19th Century, metal Tea Bins, by Henry Troemner of Philadelphia, PA in the Chinoiserie Style.

From circa 1845.

Made of black enameled metal, probably tin, each Tea Tin/Chest has a different Oriental Scene painted on the front in gold paint. Both featuring figures in garden settings with Pagoda’s in the background etc.

The bin is opened by way of a handled lid with bronze handle (original).

Both are LARGE examples of their type.

Both have different names written in cursive on the front but we cannot decipher the names. We think these are family names, but most of these rare chests had the type of tea stored therein, written on the front.

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Early 20C Pair of Sterling Silver Columbia Weighted Candlesticks

PRESENTING a LOVELY Early 20C Pair of Sterling Silver Columbia Weighted Candlesticks. Matching pair of 4.5 inch tall candleholders, with fluted baluster central column, on a circular base with repousse edges. Made by the ‘Columbia’ Silver makers in Brooklyn, NY circa 1910. In the Edwardian Style. Little is known about Read more…

Early 20C European Etched Crystal Jug with Sterling Silver Base by Arthur A Everts of Dallas

PRESENTING A GORGEOUS piece of DALLAS History, namely, an Early 20C European Etched Crystal Jug with Sterling Silver Base by Arthur A Everts of Dallas. Circa 1910-20. Also known as a ‘Pot Belly Pitcher’. The Jug consists of a high-quality etched crystal Jug or Pitcher. The etching is in the Read more…

Important Original Scrap Book and Photograph of Major WA Obenchain, pertaining to Ogden College, Bowling Green, KY

PRESENTING A UNIQUE AND IMPORTANT Original Scrap Book and Photograph of Major WA Obenchain, pertaining to Ogden College, Bowling Green, KY. The photograph is ‘new’ to the market and has never left family ownership until NOW! It is a previously, unseen image, of a significant historical figure, Major William Alexander Read more…

ORIGINAL 1931 Jefferson Davis Capitol Statue Unveiling Photo

PRESENTING a UNIQUE and ORIGINAL piece of AMERICAN HISTORY, namely, an ORIGINAL photograph, of the unveiling of the Jefferson Davis Statue in the Capitol Building in Washington D.C. by Adele Hayes-Davis, Jefferson Davis’s great-granddaughter, (clearly with the honor of carrying out the unveiling as she is holding the unveiling cord) as Read more…

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