Rock Island - Premiere Collector's Firearms Auction

Measuring 10 1/2 inches long, with an acid etched pattern on the blade leading to a grooved grip. The rear of the grip is marked "TIFFANY STUDI...

Circa 1900, this is an impressive L.C. Tiffany "Favrile" blown glass decanter with the original stopper. Iridescent gold tone with several...

Measuring 22 inches in overall length, the baton is chiefly of rosewood construction, with a 3 inch long ivory tip, a 1 1/2 inch oval ivory section in

Both cups are silver finished, with a "MERIDEN" makers mark on the underside of the base. 1) Silver cup, 7 1/2 inches tall, with "Pre...

Both knives are 7 7/8 inches long overall, with 4 1/8 inch round tipped blades, flared bolsters, raised scroll designs on the collars, tortoise shell

Measuring 5 7/8 inches wide and 4 3/4 inches tall, this bowl features a beaded rim and two beaded bands at the base, which tapers in before expanding

Brown glazed stoneware jug, 9 inches wide and 12 1/2 inches tall, with an offset spout and a three dimensional snake design wrapping around the bottle

Measuring 15 inches tall and 10 1/2 inches wide, this statue depicts an eagle, wings partially spread, perched on a rocky plinth. Except for the glass

This is a beautiful example of a presentation sugar bell made by Lowell Pottery of Tonica, Illinois. This sugar bell was presented to Mrs. Irma Greine

Finished in a brown salt glaze, this churn measures 16 inches tall and 10 inches wide, with a pair of molded handles on the sides, a matching lid with

This is a very nice example of a rare salt glaze crock attributed to Merriman, Santa Fe, Illinois and made circa 1870. Tan in color with brown interio

Made by M&N Aliff Manufacturing, Mound City, Illinois, this 1 1/2 gallon stoneware jar is brown in color and is marked "M & N ALIFF/MAN...

Made circa 1860-1867, this 1 gallon preserve jar has a tan salt glazed finish and marked "M & N ALLIE/MANUFACTURE,S/MOUND CITY/ILLS."....

Produced circa 1860-1867 by Moses and Noah Aliff. Measuring 4 1/2 inches wide and 9 1/4 inches tall with a salt glaze exterior, "M. & N. AL...

Both bottles are brown glaze finished, with a bulb style top, "ALOHR" imprinted on the side and a height of 7 1/2 inches. 1) Bottle, marke...

Produced circa 1860-1867 by Noah Aliff of Mound City, Illinois. Measuring 4 1/4 inches wide at the base and 10 5/8 inches tall with an Albany Slip gla

This is truly an extraordinary N. Couloy of Nauvoo, Illinois, signed Albany slip jug dated 1860. This is the only known example to exist. The small br

This jug has the presentation inscription "G.H.G. 1900/JD and W" and is decorated with raised leaves. It features a single stone handle. ...

Originating in the Old Country, the horn chair uses animal horns to form a significant amount of the frame and structure, creating an item that is bot

An early 20th century carved oak bench having a heavy quarter sawn seat and carved backrest, having two angel style heads with wings toward both ends.