This clear glass perfume bottle has a machine finished lip and gold plastic screw cap with spray. A paper label with a blue and pink floral decoration is on the front and a label on the bottom reads "Lady Stetson/ Cologne Spray 1.7 Fl Oz/ Coty inc./ New York, NY 10017". For more Coty products: 2002.1.467, 846-851, 856, 1597, 1598.

This rectangular clear glass perfume bottle has a machine finished stopper lip, a faceted glass stopper and a paper label that reads in black "No. 5/ Chanel/ Paris."

This rectangular clear glass perfume bottle has a machine finished stopper lip with an ornate glass stopper and a paper label that reads in blue "Guerlain/ Mitsouko/ Paris."

This small rectangular aqua glass bottle for hair dye has a hand-finished cork lip and is embossed on the front "C. Damshinsky/ Liquid Hair Dye/ New York".

This rectangular aqua glass bottle for hair dye has a hand-finished cork lip and is embossed on the sides "A. I. Mathews" and "Venetian Hair Dye". A partial paper label on the front reads "Ven../ Hair/ Prepared by A.I. Mathews New York/ Warranted to Color Grey, Light or Red/ Hair to a beautiful Auburn, Brown or Black..." and a label on the back with instructions for use.

This square aqua glass bottle for "Wax Floss" has a hand-finished cork lip and is wrapped with a label that has an instruction booklet attached. The label reads, in part, "A new and ... preparation for Improving, beautifying and Dressing Hair/ Wax Floss" with a drawing of a little girls head and the words "The very pattern girl of girls./ All covered and embowered in curls, floss tinted with the Wax of Flowers/ Caswell & Co./ Boston".

This metal paperweight is a 6 inch ruler with a skyscraper embossed "Pan Am" at the top mounted in the center and the date "March 7, 1963" engraved into the ruler.

This brown ceramic mug is shaped like a barrel with the word "Blatz" embossed on the front.

This terra cotta clay paperweight has a shamrock on the top with the letters ASME in the leaves surrounded by the words "St. Louis, Mo./ May 1896". On the bottom in the center is a symbol with the words "American Society of Mechanical Engineers/ 12 W. 31 St. N.Y." and surrounding the symbol "St. Louis, Mo. / May 1896/ Washed Pot Clay/ Christy Fire Clay Co." With original red cardboard box and advertising insert discussing American Society of Mechanical Engineers 33rd annual convention in 1896 and the clay company products.

This iron paperweight is a flattened disk with a pointed knob in the center as a handle. It is embossed around the edge "Stone & Firth/ New York".