A red glass lidded jar featuring a floral design accompanied by a red glass footed vase with a grape cluster motif. Also includes two Kosta slender vases with bubble sphere bases, plus a hobnail fan vase, and more as photographed. The red jar displays scuffs and fractures as photographed; it measures approximately 6.5" in diameter x 9.5" tall.

A pair of sterling silver sugar tongs, designed for grabbing sugar cubes during tea or coffee services, featuring classic shell-shaped ends with one showcasing an open-work handle design. The larger piece measures 6" x 2", and the set has a combined weight of approximately 70 g.

Antique coin silver spoons by Hawley & Leach, crafted from melted down coins. These pieces feature an elegant oval handle design with a shell motif and are personalized with a hand-engraved "A.C. Burdick" name. The set has a total weight of 7.6 oz and each piece measures approximately 1.25" x 5.25".

Folk art masks and figures, most made from carved wood, including a painted mask from Papua New Guinea, a carved gourd mask from South America with bead accents, a Polynesian Tonga tiki-style mask, a Tibetan Mahakala mask, a Mongolian brass fire god mask, and what appears to be a war shield, potentially Asmat from New Guinea. Most have twine or hanging implements. A portion of the war shield is detached, and the beaded string on the gourd mask is broken. The largest item measures approximately 9.5" x 3" x 13" tall.

Silver-plated tableware, featuring a Wallace Silversmiths serving bowl, a Bedford covered sugar bowl, a La France salt and pepper shaker set, a basket with an intricate high-relief floral and grapevine motif, and more as photographed. The handled basket measures approximately 11.5" in diameter x 2" with a 5.5" handle drop.

A 1978 limited-edition Franklin Mint commemorative collector plate featuring a Concord Minuteman, numbered 618. This piece bears the inscription "The National Guard - The Citizen Soldier - Since 1636" and was issued to celebrate the centennial anniversary of the National Guard Association of the United States. It is accompanied by its original box and documentation, including a letter to the collector, a care warning, and a Certificate of Authenticity. The plate measures approximately 8" in diameter and weighs 176 g.

A set of B.L. Stone sterling silver spoons in the Medallion pattern, characterized by the classical portrait of a warrior wearing a crested helmet on the handles. Each spoon is custom-engraved with a name and measures approximately 1.25" x 6.25", weighing 176 g overall.

Two vintage Infinity loudspeakers, including an Infinity Qb 3-way high-fidelity speaker and a 7 Kappa model crafted from solid oak. Both units feature a 3-way, 3-driver acoustic suspension design. Neither was tested at time of cataloging, and the larger measures approximately 17" x 13" x 37" tall.

A Gran Prix AM/FM stereo receiver and dual cassette deck combo, designed to be an all-in-one cassette player, portable PA system, or karaoke machine featuring a large integrated speaker and specialized vocal mixing adjustment knobs. The unit tested to power on at time of cataloging and measures approximately 11" x 6" x 18" tall.

A stunning collection of sterling silver spoons in the Irian pattern, characterized by a highly detailed design featuring a high-relief classical goddess amidst dancing cherubs and flowing vine motifs. The set has a total weight of 11.5 oz and each piece measures approximately 1.75" x 7".

Silver-tone dinnerware including a serving platter with a monogrammed "M" on the Chippendale-style rim accompanied by two smaller serving bowls, plus a tray in a matching pattern. Also includes a pitcher, gravy boat, and more as photographed. The serving platter measures approximately 19.25" x 14.25".

Antique coin silver forks by Stone & Ball, featuring a classic fiddle-back handle design and personalized with a hand-engraved "Clark" name. Each piece measures approximately 7" x 1" and the set has a total weight of 510 g.

Royal Crown Bohemia China dinnerware made in Czechoslovakia featuring a scrolled floral pattern including six soup bowls accompanied by two cups. Also includes seven saucers in multiple sizes. Stands not included. The largest saucer measures approximately 6.5" in diameter.

Sterling silver flatware, featuring spoons, ladles, and a fork by makers Duhme & Co., Hotchkiss & Schreuder, and J. Moore. These pieces showcase intricate shell, floral and leaf motifs, and hammered textures on the handles. The collection has a combined weight of 260 g, and the largest piece measures approximately 6" x 2" x 1.75".

Primitive carved wood folk art masks and figures, most appearing to be African or from Papua New Guinea in nature, including two with inlaid cowrie shell eyes and mouths, one with inlaid white teeth, material unverified, a single-leg warrior hook figure, a suspension hook or Samban, and a Mwai spirit mask, painted and heavily inlaid with various shells and organic specimens. Most have twine or hanging implements; the largest measures approximately 8.5" x 3.5" x 17" tall.

Tiffin-Franciscan glassware in the Melrose Clear pattern featuring a floral motif with gold-tone rims including seven water goblets accompanied by seven cocktail glasses. Also includes eight juice glasses, plus a sherbet glass, and eight saucers. The tall water goblets each measure approximately 3.5" in diameter x 8" tall.

A monumental brass rubbing depicting Lady Margaret Bernard Peyton attired in a detailed gown and headdress with her husband Sir Thomas Peyton attired in armor and sword. Also includes two Ball mason jars, one from circa 1910-1923, with a lid insert, plus Atlas jar, silver-tone pitcher, and more as photographed. The rubbing displays material loss as photographed; it measures approximately 31.75" x 22".

Wallace Silversmiths flatware, featuring sterling silver spoons, ladles, and forks, along with knives and cake servers equipped with stainless steel blades and sterling handles. The collection is housed within a protective wooden flatware chest. The combined weight of the cake servers and knives is 862 grams, while the forks weigh 1.17 kilograms, spoons weigh 632 grams, and the ladles and serving spoons weigh 648 grams. The storage box measures approximately 14.75" x 10.75" x 3" tall.

A Bering Sea Originals limited edition numbered 1/25 hand-painted platter depicting a resting bear by artist Chay, alongside a Scottish Buchan Stoneware oval serving dish from their Thistleware line. Also includes ceramic oyster plates characterized by molded shell and sauce wells for serving oysters, small Chinese porcelain vases, and more as photographed. The largest measures approximately 16" x 10" tall.

L. Bernardaud & Company porcelain dinnerware and hollowware made in Limoges, France featuring a floral pattern with blue rings and gold-tone accents. Pieces include a pitcher, accompanied by six plates. Also includes six tea cups with saucers. Display stands not included. The largest plate measures approximately 8.5" in diameter.