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The above are links to carefully selected merchandise representative of the antiques in our malls. We have much, much more in our real world malls, as well 16,000 items for sale on our website, http://www.myantiquemall.com.

Truly fabulous pair (only one pictured) of hammered copper bookends from the very desirable Roycroft company. Wonderful unblemished original patina. Signed. $695 for the pair.

Mechanical banks were among the toys and curiosities inspired by the new technologies of the Industrial Revolution. This 10x6in cast iron William Tell shoots the apple off a woman's head with a coin. $1350.

Pocket watches pictured from left to right: The first one is a Hamilton 992 railroad watch with a Mongomery dial, $295. The second one is also a railroad grade Hamilton pocket watch 974, 10K gold filled, 17 jewels. It comes with a fitted original wood box lined with maroon velvet, $375. The last one is a railroad watch which opens sideways. Looks like it might be sterling, and has some great scenic decorations engraved. 17 jewels. $110.00.

16in Art Nouveau frame, c.1900-1910, currently holding a mirror. The organic and feminine motifs are typical of the Art Nouveau style, of which this frame is a wonderful example, featuring a lovely lady amidst chrysanthemums, covered in a gold finish. The mirror is in decent shape with a little spotting, it probably is not original, as it appears to be an easel back picture frame. $350.00.

Absolutely beautiful 15in Art Nouveau clock c.1900-1910 in the shape of a draped lady and lilies. Its made of a heavy metal with a greenish patina. $969.00.

Victorian figural silver is a perennial favorite. This highly unusual baby rattle is shaped like an elephant. It has a few small dings and is priced at $125.

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	*Truly fabulous pair* (only one pictured) of hammered copper bookends from the very desirable Roycroft company. Wonderful unblemished original patina. Signed. $695 for the pair.**
	Mechanical banks were among the toys and curiosities inspired by the new technologies of the Industrial Revolution. This 10x6in cast iron William Tell shoots the apple off a woman's head with a coin. $1350.
	Pocket watches pictured from left to right: The first one is a Hamilton 992 railroad watch with a Mongomery dial, $295. The second one is also a railroad grade Hamilton pocket watch 974, 10K gold filled, 17 jewels. It comes with a fitted original wood box lined with maroon velvet, $375. The last one is a railroad watch which opens sideways. Looks like it might be sterling, and has some great scenic decorations engraved. 17 jewels. $110.00.
	16in Art Nouveau frame, c.1900-1910, currently holding a mirror. The organic and feminine motifs are typical of the Art Nouveau style, of which this frame is a wonderful example, featuring a lovely lady amidst chrysanthemums, covered in a gold finish. The mirror is in decent shape with a little spotting, it probably is not original, as it appears to be an easel back picture frame. $350.00.
	Absolutely beautiful 15in Art Nouveau clock c.1900-1910 in the shape of a draped lady and lilies. Its made of a heavy metal with a greenish patina. $969.00.
	Victorian figural silver is a perennial favorite. This highly unusual baby rattle is shaped like an elephant. It has a few small dings and is priced at $125.