Two Antique American Tin Lanterns

American, 19th century. One of punched tin, 14" high (excluding ring), and the other with a glass globe, 11" high (excluding ring).

Painted basket in old red and blue paint, circa 1920 . L 17-3/4" W 12" H 14". Two antique tin lanterns. H 11" and 14". All in excellent condition.

Mid 19th century. Both cylindrical with cone tops, ring handles and similar punched patterns. Both with oxidation and damage. 16.5 and 14.5"h.

Early 20th century. Reflectors on both. One marked "Dietz Fitzall NY USA" on globe and other marked "2 CB Camlox" to base. 15.5" h.

All the thin glass in this mid-19th century Tin Candle Lantern are early with impurities. The wire rings measures 5 ¾” in diameter, but the lantern measures 4 ¼” square by 14 ½” to the top of

Two Antique Skater's Lanterns. Tin measures 6-1/2"h.; Brass measures 7"h. Condition: Good with wear. Tin lantern has minor rust.

This Primitive, Early American, antique punched tin lantern is designed with a conical top. It has cylindrical body with a single, hinged door and punched overall in a rosette style design. It is 14-1

Antique 19th Century American primitive punched tin candle lantern with door, and glass window flat back. 15 1/2"H x 8"W

Ellis, Britton & Eaton flocked tin parlor furniture comprising a settee 4" H, 7" L, two armchairs (one arm loose), three side chairs, a footstool and a parlor table with faux marble top. Some pieces a

Large Antique Red Painted Tin Lantern. Two engraved glass panes with birds and figures, front panel signed "Henry M. Noldy". 20"h. x 12" square.

Group of Eight American Tin Hurricane Lanterns Of various forms fitted for candles, two with stamps for Fred Fear, one with stamp for R. Givens, one lacking glass shade. The largest 16 1/2 x 4 3/4 in

19th and early 20th century. A table top tin magic lantern projector with its original smoke stack along with a charming Steif stuffed lion. H15" Sold from the collection of a Carolina gentleman and l

Circa 1890, Mexican or Spanish Colonial style. Having a metal frame with both etched and stained glass panels. Nice old surface two small pieces of trim are missing from the bottom. H22" W8"

Vintage Northland Ski Lac advertising tin with a great depiction of a skier on the slopes on the front. Tin states contents are for use on American Snow. The tin measures approximately 4 1/2" tall and

American, 19th Century. Tin candle lantern and a small candlestick. Lantern, 7"h. Candlestick, 1.5"l. 3.75"h. From the collection of the late Audrey Caspari (New Jersey).

3 Tin street lamp post lanterns possibly German. One metal lamp (Bing?) and 2 tin banks one of them Chein.

Antique Tin Lighting Lot. Including two candle molds and three lanterns. Punched-tin lantern, 12-1/2"h.

TWO PUNCHED TIN ITEMS. American, 19th Century. Punched tin foot warmer with heart motif. Punched tin lantern.

Huntley & Palmer Biscuit tins. Tin Litho Chinese lacquer grandfather clock and Chinese lantern. Clock is 11 1/2 inches tall.

ANTIQUE BIUNIAL / DOUBLE LENS MAGIC LANTERN, tin, nickel, and brass, with two wooden slide racks and 15 glass slides. Fitted with two removable porcelain electric sockets. Possibly by the T. H. McAlli

A collection of three rare American tin lighter fluid canisters manufactured by A Penn Oil Co., Butler, PA. Two smaller canisters are jointed in one paper pack. Each holds a plastic cap. Circa the mid

LANTERN. Merrell & Soule, Syracuse, New York. The four sided tin lantern decorated with moon and stars in the roof. The roof is released by two tin springs which would give access to a kerosene lanter

Assembled lot of primitive antique country lighting devices including: early turned wood candlestick 13”H, three punched tin lanterns 12”H, two pewter candlesticks 6” & 7.5”H,

Nineteenth century. Two candle lanterns with pyramid-shaped tops: larger marked "Parker's Patent, 1853." 16"h. 11"h. A six-tube candle mold, 11"h. And a creamer with newer holly decoration, 5"h.