Paint Historical Memorabilia

Rare Original 1960s Fallout Shelter Sign: Type FS-1 Aluminum Cold War Era, DOD OCD Issue A stark and unforgettable artifact of the atomic age, this original Type FS-1 Fallout Shelt...

A fantastic 19th century Victorian cast iron Armorial coat of arms, which would most probably have been used to advertise a Royal warrant. The plaque depicts the Royal Crescent with ...

This impressive and charming crown is a replica of the original Danish bronze crown. The original bronze crown used as templet is a rare trade sign medallion or fragment installed on...

Rare antique salvaged Col. Ebenezer Crafts' Publick House of Sturbridge, Massachusetts, est. 1771 sign. Wood construction hand painted in white with black and white lettering around ...

Antique Chinese sedan chair, China, late 19th century. This colorful and extraordinary decorated antique sedan or wedding chair from China is r...

19th Century copy of 18th century portrait of Robert Harley, 1st Earl of Oxford, (born 1661, London, died 1724, London). He was a British statesman who headed the Tory ministry from ...

Vintage Metal Coca-Cola Sign This vintage Coca-Cola sign circa 1969 - 1985 features the Coca-Cola "Ribbon" logo with the ever classic red and white design. This large scale pop art ...

19th Century English Gilt Brass Perpetual Desk Calendar in the Victorian Baroque Revival Style. The sculptural case, with its scrolling foliage, masks, and cresting, frames three vie...

Such vintage sweetness!! I don't know if this is an early Peter Rabbit or Easter Bunny or just a Christmas ornament in the shape of a bunny but it is adorable!1 The ornament has been from clear glass into the bunny shape and is overpainted with the white & light brown fur, fun pink vest...

Double coffee mill with motor, two funnels, mill wheel made of iron. Plaque reads: Frigangs-Kaffemolle; A.Jørgensens & Co. (of Copenhagen, Denmark). Lower part of red painted wood ...

The World’s Fair Collection is a family of fixtures handmade from sustainably sourced materials and upcycled antique paper parasols given to visitors at ...

This large sign advertises for Pillsbury's Best Flour. The sign has brilliant red and green color with white lettering. This sign is divided into two sections down the middle and is ...

Early broadcast desk microphone featuring a perforated painted wood housing with bold applied "WACW" call-letter badge across the front grille. The microphone is mounted on its origi...

c. 1930s-1940s; mfd. by The Neon Products Inc. for Clarion Radio Corporation - Chicago, IL Compact countertop lighted advertising display featuring a reverse-painted glass panel rea...

A charming late 19th century wool sampler display case by Horrockses, Miller and Co. of Lancashire. The glazed ebonised case displays a selection of cotton and original textile samp...

Trio of Wilton John Wright Beer Bottle Openers from the Mid 20th Centruy. Features a Goose, Alligator and Pellican. Made from Cast Iron with paint...

This 19th C English Field Artillery Ammunition Carrier dating about 1850 - 1860. The carrier has painted canvas over a wood frame and heavy leather carring handle. The carrier is sta...

A pair of original gauche paintings by Charles John de Lacy, illustrating the interior of two different warships. These detailed cutaway technical drawings wer...

This impressive and charming crown is a replica of the original Danish bronze crown. The original bronze crown used as templet is a rare trade sign medallion or fragment installed on...

This impressive and charming crown is a replica of the original Danish bronze crown. The original bronze crown used as templet is a rare trade sign medallion or fragment installed on...

Early 19th century, Napoleonic period oil painting on an oak panel. If you are looking for early 19th century, French art with a military topic then this romantic style rural scene ...

American painted vertical double circus side show banner of Armless Wonder and Jose de Lyon (signed: SNAP WYATT, Tampa, FL).

Early 19th Century Georgian Pair of Dummy Boards. Pinewood with oil-painted fine details. Charming and scarce pieces, it took the owner a couple of years to find them. There is no ag...

Great antique sign originally from the world renown design, art school Pratt Institute in NYC. The sign is constructed of solid wood, having a black ba...

c. 1960s-1970s; Miracle Recreation Equipment Co., Grinnell, IA Children's novelty barber chair featuring a molded "Rodeo Rocky" fiberglass pony manufactured by Miracle Recreation Eq...

French Château de Chasse, Sedan Chair, Original Unrestored Circa 1740 Very Rare, this piece was discovered neglected in cellar of a Château in the West of France, it was used by the...

This little blown glass Christmas ornament baby boot is as sweet as can be! It is in good condition and would make a fabulous gift for a baby's f...

A rare antique porcelain plate bearing the crest of the historic Groton Inn, one of America’s oldest inns, dating back to the 17th century. A fine example of early 20th-century hotelware, this piece showcases the durable yet elegant craftsmanship typical of institutional porcelain used in prestigious establishments. Design Features:     •    Crested Emblem: The plate prominently features the Groton Inn’s crest, with intricate detailing and subtle accents in red and gold, reflecting the inn’s storied history.     •    Classic Style: Simple green and gold border lines encircle the rim, adding understated elegance.     •    Material: High-quality glazed porcelain with a sturdy, utilitarian design typical of early hospitality tableware. It is very sturdy and feels almost like ironstone. • The bottom is marked with the maker in green and reads, "Mitchell Woodbury Co., Mayer China, Boston". Historical Significance: The Groton Inn, originally established in 1678 in Groton, Massachusetts, was a landmark of American history and culture...

Vintage 7.5 Foot Black Wood Guess Cultural Advertising Sign Vintage 7.5 foot wood black "Guess Parfum" signature question mark advertising sign. This sign would be perfect for a fas...