Staffordshire blue and white earthenware coffee pot c1795-1805. It was probably made by Copeland, and retains much of its original gilt decoration. The pattern is "Boy on a Buffalo". Measures 11.25" high and 9.75" wide spout to handle. Excellent condition. Ex. Zeller Collection.

18th to early 19th century English brass inkstand. All handmade from heavy stock brass. Measures 7 inches high by 7 inches wide by 2.75 inches deep at the center.

Pair of English brass petal-base candlesticks, Birmingham circa 1740. Note the double mold seam line true to 18th century brass construction. Lobed petal bases and integral bobeches. The pair measures 7 inches high. See " The Brass Book by Peter, Nancy and Herbert Schiffer Published 1978 page 200 A. for a neanr identical example.

Early Dutch pewter charger inscribed 1809. Diameter is 14 inches.

Mid 20th century dental cabinet made by American Cabinet Company, Two Rivers, Wisconsin, circa 1950. Measures 17 inches deep, 29 inches wide and 39.5 inches high. The perfect collector's storage or display cabinet for coins, stamps, bottles, etc. Multiple graduated drawers, some with fitted interiors. Pop-up back storage compartment set on four casters. Easily moves around. Stainless steel, mahogany veneer and molded black top.