Vecabe’ produced these beautiful dental models in the 1920’s that were used for training purposes. Each tooth is fired enamel and is held by a pin system that aligns perfectly to make a correct bite. The model is silver plated and has signs of oxidation but when you take the teeth out you can see the original luster. The top of the mouth flips in a horizontal position and it is held by the rear of the stand. This piece is serial 12163 (with original matching numbered box) and these unique training models are very scarce and hard to come by.

This extra special set—the first I have acquired complete with original box with many teeth of varying procedures done in silver and gold (I believe it is brass and some white metal) . There are so many attachments for the teeth such as partials done in various metals and filling work of many types — also several false teeth. All of these pieces are specific to this training set and can fit the mouth to simulate the needed procedure for study . The box is in great shape with clean blue velvet which is a striking display when opening the box. The mouth can change ‘looks’ as desired from perfect to a well abused mouth.

An excellent dental phantom from the 1950’s with a teeth set from around the 1960’s that shows some silver fillings. I had this phantom in the shop for while and I think this classic dental pairing looks great with its waxy yellow tinted gums and one metal tooth in the bottom . Comes in custom steel stand as shown.

Last photo shows the remaining dental phantoms we have in stock —each listed separately .

This heavy cast early 1920's dental phantom comes paired with a nice teeth set that has a nice jaw form. When you look at the piece it mimics the human jaw and offers a nice delineation that competes this early head. The teeth set is from around the late 60's. Comes on custom made steel stand as shown.

The last group photo shots show that last four phantoms we currently have listed separately on the website. Take a look at our current collection.

The way this lamp was designed plus the color was the hook for me to get it. It has that classic look but the color is amazing with the right kind of wear on the body (painted) and the shade is enameled red with interior white dating from the 1940’s. It is in really nice shape given the age and the shade is in excellent shape given a few chips and some where the screws mount to the base via screws on the bracket. There is no makers mark on the bracket or the body. It might have had the bottom base adapted at some point but most likely this was mounted on top of a pump. The piece has been newly rewired and accepts a standard bulb. Turns on and off easily with a turn key type socket mounted on the body of the lamp. Measures: 55” H with a shade diameter of 20”

The lodge sign dates from C.1940’s and is made of plywood and hand painted elements. There are a series of vintage bulbs and some newer to fill the old missing ones. The red and white ones have a tempera finish. On the back of the panel there are a set of 5 control stitches that light and control different banks of lights. Quite old ceramic switches and two have been replaced to modern switches due to broken old ones. Inside the box are all original cloth covered wires that are in pretty good shape—*note with any vintage lighting items caution should always be taken. I also noted a persons signature inside the box among other writing in pencil. Hand painted color on the box front is a pale gray powder blue tone and red in the triangle section. Great wear and color along with pencil markings make this a great American folk art centerpiece that are becoming harder to find these days. Piece measures: 30” x 29.5” x 2.5” D

This multi arm 6.10.12 chandelier makes a perfect centerpiece to use over a dining table or large room where you need subtle lighting . Shades can be turned upwards for total indirect ambient lighting or turned down for direct focal lighting. A unique design combining industrial rawness with elegant simplicity.

A.G.C has made its own line of adaptable and articulating heavy gauge steel lamps. Every light is hand made and unique. Parts are welded, machined, punched, and finished at our studio. The lamp is tough and hard wearing to last years to come. The 6-10-12 is named after the proportions-- arms 6" 10" and 12" make up the main body.

The arms and shades can be articulated to many different positions and the shades can be turned down for direct lighting or upwards for indirect ambient lighting. Take a look at our multiple arm configurations listed. Comes in raw steel that is finished in wax to protect the surface from oxidation.

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