H. MULLER BEETHOVEN BUST
TITLE: Bronze bust of Beethoven - RESTRIKE
MARKS: H. Muller embossed on back of right shoulder and the number 5 over 25 (five of twenty-five). Nameplate on base: Muller.
CONDITION: Excellent overall condition, no damage. Nice patina.
HISTORY: Purchased at a collectors show in southern California in 1987. Seller represented the bust as a high quality re-strike of H. Muller’s original bronze bust of Beethoven, number five of twenty-five. On the lower back of the bust are the numbers 5 over 25. The bust is mounted on high quality Italian marble (quoted by seller) and a brass name plate on the center of the 1-1/2” base is inscribed “Muller.” The bust stands approximately 16-1/2 inches high and is very heavy, weighing approximately 36 pounds.
 
 
 
 

Up for your consideration is a vintage 50's - 60's Drewrys Beer Sign which lights.

Drewrys was originally a Canadian Beer started in 1877 but was brewed and bottled in South Bend, Indiana and was last brewed in 1972.

This sign is 16" high X 13½" wide at Its widest point X 4" deep.  It sits 1" from the wall it prevent the bulb overheating. 

It is in wonderful condition just a little loss of  gold gilding on the metal parts of this handsome sign.  The electrical cord and inline switch have no cracks or problems.  The cord is approximately 7' long.

I submit for your consideration pictures of two solid brass candelabra. They stand 20" high and are 12¾" wide at their widest point. They weight 7¾ lbs each. They seem to have been electrified at some point of their life but the candel holders don't have any kind of socket in them. I can find no evidence of a maker or country of origin. I look forward to your professional opinion.

I wiuld like to know if you can tell me anything about this cup or what it's worth. I have clean and shined the cups since theres pictures and they are in great shape.  thanks for your help and time.

Todd

This venerable 55+ year old Chicago brewed beer sign is for Reserve Beer by Peter Hand and is in great condition.

It is 16" wide X 21½" tall X 3½" deep and sports an ornate wooden antique gold frame.

It was produced by Standard Manufacturing - Chicago, Illinois, probably around 1952 to 1954 due to the nature of the artwork it contains.

The artwork is bright and vibrant and is in mint condition. There is no noticeable damage & no rust.

And it still LIGHTS!

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