308 Price: $ 125.00	Title: Corbin Oak Store Lock Display
	Description This highly desirable colonial style door display could easily be used on a door needing hardware replacement but would far more interesting as a bookend or piece of sculpture. How often do you see these? The Oak wood has a good old look to it and the condition could not be better.
313 Price: $ 2,800.00	Title: 20s Flapper Era Theater Stage Frame
	Description The original velour fabric with gold B embroidered in the center is in wonderful condition. This piece looks like a vintage theater and would be great for a bar area in a residence or commercial setting or could easily be a huge king size headboard for a bedroom. Your only limit with this piece is your imagination.
315 Price: $ 95.00	Title: Segalock Oval Back Plate Door Lock Display
	Description This oval back plate of a door display from an old lock store would be useful to a house restorer or a person needing an interesting bookend or door stop. The wooden frame is Mahogany and is 9 inches wide at the base. This would be a unique opportunity to either restore an old door or make a useful curio including the keys.
357 Price: $ 225.00	Title: 1940s Schlage Brass Door Lock on Mahogany Stand
	Description This Mahogany frame brass door lock display has a very architectural look and feel in a classical style for most American front doors. The keys are even still there and exhibit 6 different locks from the time period.
358 Price: $ 125.00	Title: 1940s Segalock Brass Mahogany Door Store Display
	Description This striking architectural piece of decoration could be used as both a lock for an replaced hardware from the 1940s and a bookend or doorstop. It could even be used as a piece of sculpture.
400 Price: $ 125.00	Title: Regal Lock Store Display
	Description An interesting late 1950s early 1960s door lock with brass back plate in a modern fashion. This lock retains all the original hardware and keys for operating and would make an interesting piece of sculpture or a great bookend. If some one had a house with this style of lock that needed replacing, this would be ideal.
1307 Price: $ 3,200.00	Title: 1806 Federal Mantle W/Fluting
	Description In 1806, a family in Cocke County Tennessee had a mansion built with very detailed interiors. The mantle has double fluted columns on the sides, combs teeth molding along the front shaped cornice and is pegged pine and poplar. The original paint remains under perhaps one later layer of latex and could easily be restored. There is some old damage to one side that can easily be replaced, but there is certainly not enough problem to cause a structural concern. The detailing of this piece is extremely well done and this mantle is approximately 200 years of age. For a period house restoration, this would be ideal.
2047 Price: $ 100.00	Title: A Model of Saxon Sanctuary Chair In Hexam Abbey
	Description The detailing of this pottery chair is unbelievable and the original box is very much intact with metal corners. The chair looks as if it has been carved from stone (which it has) and even the finish of the pottery is porous and ancient in appearance. For world travelers or people who need to have inherited from Grandparents Grand Tour this would be a good addition. The condition could not be better. It descended from an old East Tennessee Family who were travelers between WWI and WWII.
2382 Price: $ 375.00	Title: Brass Classical Motif Compote
	Description One of the most detailed classical themed compotes that you could find, this features columned porches, Greek or Roman soldiers in helmets, maidens, musical instruments, snake, buildings, and all sorts of antiquity appearance. The center stem is well raised in design, showing adults, pets, foliage and all sorts of appealing subjects. The brass is extremely heavy and the effect is an ancient appearance.
3021 Price: $ 450.00	Title: 1920s Dolphin Motif Brass Andirons
	Description In the Roaring 20s, the new rich created mansions that reflected pasts that were not really based on fact. In fact, the more fanciful, the better. These andirons reflect a love of the sea, and told the viewers that their owners had made a lot of money and were able to afford anything they wanted. The weight of these are simply unbelievable. The castings are very well done, and as is visible in the photos, there is an old look of brass polish to the surface. The classical appearance of this would go with any mantle or fireplace decoration.

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