A rare cocktail shaker in the form of a carved whiskey barrel. It has nine scenes which depicts
different Tavern scenes of drinkers engaging in festive colonial merriment. The top unscrews
to reveal a pierced side-pour strainer. Impressed marks beneath for the Barbour Silver Plate Co.
in Connecticut. Barbour was a division of the International Silver Co. as were firms that produced
famous Lighthouse and Golf-bag shakers. The Dimensions are: 7 1/4" H, 4" W. The best I have
been able to determine is that this piece was made in the late 1800's to early

This piece is original and was silver plated has not been polished leaving it a bronze tarnished
look.

I am trying to get a value on this razor. Can anyone help?

This was my Grandmothers when she passed away in 1999 and it has been in the family for a long time. I am unsure of what it is worth. it has minor fixes to it but it is in good condition.

this seems to be some sort of cast metal, she lies on her back and holds a tin bowl. i have no idea what it is ?the bowl seems to be attached to the womans hands with some sort of solder. and has a brownish colerd paint . the date 1905 is sscratched on the bottom of the bowl, not sure if thats from the manufacturer or artist? can any one tell me anything about this item?

these are vintage 8" Plush with Plastic Face Disney Mickey and Minnie Mouse dolls by Applause.

Soft fake fur plush;
Molded plastic face;
Plastic gloves and boots for both;
Model No. 3530;
Unknown year but old-style face with very pointy nose.

Purchased at an estate sale. Owner passed away and was a barber. These are vintage barber bottles. under one of the bottle (in letters bulging out) it says (McK.G.CO.)(U.S. 1951) Excellent condition