Two Pewter & Ceramic Daisy Design Wall Hangings A very nice pewter twosome-both with inset ceramic daisy and leaf design in different color palettes, and attached pewter hangers on the back.

The wall decorations measure 4 inches in diameter, with a ceramic area of 2 7/8 inches in diameter. One wall hanging has a yellow, green and white color scheme, while the second one has red with the yellow, white and green tones.

There is some crazing on the ceramic pieces, but no chips or flakes or pitting of the metal. Both wall hangings are marked with the letter G in a wedge shape, and have an angel touchmark on the backside.
 

Irwinware USA Chromeware Sugar Creamer Tray Set This pretty and functional little tray set comes with 3 pieces.

The open sugar measures approximately 2 1/2 inches in height and is 3 inches in diameter across the rim. Sugar bowl measures 3 3/4 inches in height to the top of the finial lid and is also 3 inches in diameter, excluding the handles. Accompanying tray is 9 1/2 inches by 6 1/2 inches.

Sugar and creamer feature raised rope-like accents around the bodies. Matching tray has same rope design around the edge with etched scrollwork on the surface.

In great overall condition, with minor wear and no dents or dings. Stamped into the back of each piece is Irwinware
 

Sexton Metal Wall Art Plaques–Bellows/Grinder/Churn If you are a fan of early Americana décor, these Sexton metal wall plaques could work for you. Although no year dates are noted, these black metal pieces are most likely from the fifties/sixties time period.

The bellows is 8 inches by 3 1/2 inches, the coffee mill/grinder measures 6 1/4 inches by 5 1/2 inches, and the butter churn stands 8 1/4 inches tall x 2 1/2 inches wide. Although not perfect, with a few dots of missing paint, they have charm and vintage character. All three carry the Sexton name, USA, on the backside and have attached metal hangers in place.
 

Buck Silver Co NY Antique Quadruple Plate Child's Cup The Buck Silver Co was in business making hollowware items such as creamers, pitchers, etc.from 1900 to 1914. They stopped production of wares in 1914 and used the factory for plating and coating of metal items, going out of business in 1922. We thank SMP. Com for this history.

This two handled child’s cup has the Buck Silver mark on the bottom, which is a buck’s head in a circle with the Bucks Silver name and Salamanca, N.Y. Outside the circle reads, Quadruple Plate. The cup has been coated with a protective finish to the silver plate. The coating has been worn off around the two handles and in other areas where the silver shows through.

The drinking cup measures 3 inches tall and 5 inches across to the outside of the handles. We note that the upper lip is not completely round. Possibly a child might have been hitting it on a table surface or it fell to the ground a few times. The cup, nearly 100 years old, would make a terrific addition to an Early Americana collection.
 

OLD Hand Painted Cast Iron Tea Kettle Amish Country PA This wonderful OLD Cast Iron Tea Kettle features a hand painted decor of a stone building with water wheel.

Kettle measures 10 inches in width from the tip of the spout to the back end. It is 5 inches in height, excluding the metal handle on top.

The painted design is truly a work of art. Done in vibrant colors to depict the fall foliage, the artist spared no detail. Hand painted signature Lillie, Bird in Hand PA.

There is rust present on this piece, however it does not detract from the design or attractiveness of the kettle. Would make an exceptional display piece. We could not find any markings as to the kettle manufacturer.

This is a heavy piece, weighing 9 pounds unpackaged.
 

Wilton Pewter Pennsylvania 1976 Bicentennial Mug/Stein This wonderful condition Wilton Pewter mug or stein measures 4 1/2 inches tall, is 3 11/16 inches in diameter across the bottom base, and is 3 3/8 inches in diameter across the top rim.

Front graphics show the years 1776-1976 and also has Pennsylvania Bicentennial in raised lettering with a picture of the liberty bell and map of the state.

Impressed into the backside of the handle is RWP within a circle. The same notation appears on the backside of the body near the top rim along with USA and copyright mark.

A nice piece for the Wilton Pewter collector or a person who collects state or historical memorabilia.
 

Vtg Cast Iron Kettle Ash Tray w/ Wire Bail Handle DE-15 Standing 2 3/4 inches tall and measuring 3 inches across the top, this old cast iron kettle shaped ash tray is in fine vintage condition. Three claw feet and the wire bail handle complement the kettle design, and make this cast iron piece terrific for display or to use as a functioning ash tray.

The only mark on this cast iron kettle is D E – 15, under the base, without any additional manufacturer’s information or year date.
 

John Wright 2 Cast Iron Mini Skillets Amish Man & Woman The John Wright Foundry of Wrightsville, Pa created these miniature 4 1/4 inch open handle fry pans decorated with a relief Amish man and woman figure. The skillets are in fine vintage condition without rust or pitting and the figures have their bright colors intact.

Above each figure are the words, Pine Ridge Market, and we believe the two miniatures may have been manufactured as advertising pieces. Marked on the backside with the John Wright name.
 

Pew-Ta-Rex Pewter Plate and Stand-Little Boy Praying This 7 inch in diameter plate is display ready with our included wooden stand. The Pew-ta-Rex Company of York, Pa manufactures attractive pewter items, and this is one charming example.

The cast pewter plate has a recessed center with a raised design of a little boy dressed in his pajamas, saying his prayers at bedtime. There are minor light scratches on this pewter piece, but there are no dings or dents and the pewter surface is bright and shiny. The Pew-Ta-Rex name is marked on the backside of the plate.