1870 English Brass Single Shoe Spill Vase Rear Holder

Vintage mid-19th century English brass curse box. Originally used to pay a coin when you cursed. Fun and interesting conversation piece.

Late 19th century brass wax jack with a thumb lift and red wax on a holder with a snuffer. A wax jack is a device used to hold a taper of sealing wax intended...

Antique brass letter or envelope holder with two snakes wrapped around a fountain, birdbath or column. Not sure the meaning of it, but it does make you think the symbol for medicine....

Mid-20th Century US. brass ship or truck fire fog nozzle "1-1/2- 4 NAP" manufactured by the Akron Brass. This is a great piece and perfect piece of history for any fireman or collector. The fog nozzle is ideal for fires that give out a large amount of heat and hence require extensive cooling. In the fog position, this branch creates very fine droplets i.e "fog", greatly increasing the surface area, thus helping absorb maximum heat. Company background: The Akron Brass Manufacturing Company was formed in Akron, Ohio in 1918. Rubber lined fire hose was being made in Akron at the time. A few of the rubber company employees noticed that while they had the attention of fire equipment...

An authentic English brass candlestick holder, circa 18th-19th century, England. Candlestick is solid brass. Piece is marked on bottom 'Made ...

Unusual stick stand in the form of a brass boot. This is a very unusual slightly quirky stick stand, the boot is all in brass and it even has spurs, it is heavily weighted so that...

Limited edition (156/600) hand-forged brass boot umbrella stand made in Italy.

Brass umbrella holder in the form of a riding boot, with stamped brass detail and solid brass spur. Heavily weighted for stability. Stamped "Made in England."