Americana

A NEEDLEWORK SAMPLER, wrought by Louisiana Shrader, Kentucky or Pennsylvania, 1825. Rows of alphabet, strawberries, the inscription: "Louisiana...

Property of a Lady, South Florida:A HAND-COLORED LITHOGRAPHIC APPOINTMENT TO FIRE DEPARTMENT OF CITY OF NEW YORK, TOGETHER WITH A BRASS FIRE TRUMPET,

Property of William Easley, Sante Fe, New Mexico:FOURTEEN PIECES OF LUSTRE DECORATED ENGLISH CERAMICS, 19th century, Including pink lustre pitcher, tw

Another Property:AN IRONSTONE NOVELTY TWO HANDLED MUG, Elsmore and Forster, England, mid-19th century. The interior with three molded frogs, lustre hi

Property of a Lady, South Florida:FOURTEEN PIECES OF ENGLISH CERAMICS, 19th century, Including figural creamers, three cups and saucers, two coffee ca

Another Property:A GRAIN PAINTED, STENCILED AND PAINT-DECORATED THREE DRAWER STAND , "Rebecca C. Small, 1820," Deer Isle, Hancock, Maine. ...

Property of the Blanchard Family, Connecticut:A RED-PAINTED BEDSTEAD, New England, circa 1835. The turned posts with graduated spool-turned finials jo

Various Properties:AMERICAN SCHOOL, 19TH CENTURY (A Pair of Ship Portraits: The Dover and The Lizzy Zarance). unsigned, watercolor, ink and colored p

Various Properties:SIX HAND-COLORED AQUATINT ENGRAVINGS OF SHELLS, by Perry, London, 1816. - size: 14 in. x 10 in. (35.5 cm x 25.4 cm).

Property of a Lady, South Florida:A GROUP OF SILHOUETTES, American, 19th century. Including a hollow-cut pair, enhanced with ink and watercolor and id

Another Property:A SET OF EIGHT CLASSICAL TURNED-MAPLE AND RUSH SEATED DINING-CHAIRS, probably New England, circa 1830. Set consists of six side and t

Property of the Phillips Family, Virginia:A GRAIN-PAINTED PINE TALL CASE CLOCK, Riley Whiting, Manchester, Connecticut, circa 1820. The shaped scrolli

Property of the Phillips Family, Virginia:CLASSICAL PAINTED, STENCILED AND MAHOGANY VENEERED SHELF CLOCK, New England, circa 1820. Shaped crest painte

Property of the Blanchard Family, Connecticut:CLASSICAL MAHOGANY, GILTWOOD AND MAHOGANY VENEER SHELF CLOCK, Manufactured by Atkins & Downs for G...

Another Property:A LATE CLASSICAL MAHOGANY AND MAHOGANY VENEER BUTLERS CHEST, circa 1835. A rectangular top with projecting upper drawer opening to fi

Property of a Lady, South Florida:AMERICAN SCHOOL, 19TH CENTURY. Still Life of Bowl of Fruit Unsigned, oil on panel, framed - 12 1/4 in x 17 in, sigh

Property of William Easley, Sante Fe, New Mexico:A BIRD-CAGE WINDSOR ROCKING CHAIR, New England, 19th century. (refinished) - 41 in high.

Property of the Phillips Family, Virginia:GROUP OF WROUGHT IRON FIREPLACE COOKING ACCESSORIES, American, 18th-19th century. Including three fireplace

Property of the Phillips Family, Virginia:THREE WROUGHT IRON GRIDIRONS AND TWO ROTATING BROILERS, American, 18th -19th century. - length: 25 in.

Property of the Phillips Family, Virginia:TWO WROUGHT IRON CANDLE HOLDERS WITH JAM SPIKES, American, 18th-19th century.

Property of William Easley, Santa Fe, New Mexico:A BLACK PAINTED WOOD, METAL AND LEATHER MINIATURE CARRIAGE, late 19th century. - 18 in high x 31 in l

Another Property:A ROSEWOOD GRAINED ONE DRAWER STAND, New England, 19th century. (some paint loss) - 27 3/4 in high x 20 3/4 in wide x 16 5/8 in deep.

Property of Wilam Easley, Santa Fe, New Mexico:THREE PAINTED WOODEN PANTRY ITEMS, American, 19th century. Including a green-painted firkin, a black ov

Property of the Phillips Family, Virginia:A RED-PAINTED PANTRY BOX, late 19th/early 20th century. Round form with fitted cover, straight nailed laps -

Another Property:A HOOKED RUG, American, early 20th century. A geometric pattern worked in a variety of yarns in shades of red, green, black and brown

Property of the Phillips Family, Virginia:A SMALL RED-PAINTED YELLOW PINE CORNER CUPBOARD, possibly Lynnhurst, Virginia. Projecting top over a door wi

Property of the Phillips Family, Virginia:A COUNTRY FEDERAL BLUE-PAINTED SERVING TABLE, Southern states. Rectangular overhanging top with rounded fron

The Property of the Boswell Family, Washington, DC:AMERICAN SCHOOL, 19TH CENTURY, THEOREM: A BOUQUET OF FLOWERS IN AN URN. Watercolor on velvet, frame

Property of William Easley, Santa Fe, New Mexico:A TURNED MAPLE CANDLESTAND, 19th century. Adjustable candle cups and dished tray on a threaded shaft

Various Properties:TWENTY GERMAN HAND-COLORED ENGRAVINGS OF FRUIT, by Sickler, 1795. Each French matted and framed - size: 8 in. x 19 in. (20.3 cm x 4

Various Properties:SIX HAND-COLORED ENGRAVINGS OF BOTANICALS, by Robert Sweet, London, 1831. - size: 9 in. x 5 in. (55.8 cm x 12.8 cm).

Various Properties:SIX HAND-COLORED LITHOGRAPHS OF ORCHIDS, by Fitch, London, 1868. - 11 1/2 in. x 9 in. (29.2 cm x 22.58 cm).

Property of William Easley, Santa Fe, New Mexico:A SET OF SIX ROUNDED TABLET-TOP SPLAT-BACK WINDSOR SIDE-CHAIRS, Bearing brand of Ara Howe, Brookfield

Property of William Easley, Santa Fe, New Mexico:A NEEDLEWORK SAMPLER, wrought by Ann Treadwell Green, New England, December 1818. Worked on a green l

Property of William Easley, Santa Fe, New Mexico:A LATE FEDERAL INLAID MAHOGANY AND MAHOGANY VENEER SECRETARY BOOKCASE, New England, circa 1825. In tw

The Property of the Boswell Family, Washington, DC:A PAIR OF SMALL TURNED BRASS ANDIRONS, 19th century. Conical finials on reel-turned shaft, raised o

Another Property:A PAIR OF CLASSICAL BRASS AND IRON ANDIRONS WITH BRASS AND IRON FIRE TONGS AND SHOVEL, English or American, 19th century. The andiron

The Property of the Boswell Family, Washington, DC:PAIR OF FEDERAL CAST BRASS AND WROUGHT IRON ANDIRONS, Probably American, early 19th century. Urn fo

Property of the Estate of William Lafayette Fagg:CLASSICAL GILTWOOD SPLIT BALUSTER MIRROR, American, 19th century. - 28 in high x 57 in long.

Another Property:ATTRIBUTED TO WILLIAM MATTHEW PRIOR (Am., 1806-1873). George Washington; and Martha Washington, A pair of reverse paintings on glass,

Property of Wiliam Easley, Sante Fe, New Mexico:A LATE FEDERAL CHERRY CHEST OF DRAWERS, possibly Pennsylvania, circa 1810. The rectangular top over ca

Property of a Lady, South Florida:A LARGE GROUP OF BLUE AND WHITE STAFFORDSHIRE TABLE ITEMS, England, 19th and early 20th century. Also includes shape

Property of the Phillips Family, Virginia:SEVEN STAFFORDSHIRE COPPER LUSTRE CREAMERS, 19th century. Each with various blue decoration - 2 3/4 to 4 3/4

Another Property:A CLASSICAL CARVED MAHOGANY AND MAHOGANY VENEERED CARD TABLE, attributed to the firm of Isaac Vose (1767-1823) and Isaac Vose, Jr. (1

The Property of the Boswell Family, Washington, DC:CLASSICAL MAHOGANY AND CARVED GILTWOOD LOOKING GLASS, American, 19th century. Architectural pedimen

Property of a Private Collector, McLean, Virginia:AMERICAN SCHOOL, LATE 18TH CENTURY, EARLY 19TH CENTURY (River Scene with Bridge, Fort and Colonial G

Property of a Lady, South Florida:SIX HAND-COLORED BOOK PLATES OF BIRDS AND INSECTS, Philadelphia and London, 19th century. Including three prints of

Various Properties:EIGHT HAND-COLORED ENGRAVONGS OF PARROTS, by Greene, London, 1831. - size: 91/2 in. x 6 in. (24.1 cm x 15.2 cm).

Various Properties:EIGHT COLOR REPRODUCTIONS OF TOUCANS, after John Gould. - size: 21 in. x 14 in. (53.3 cm x 35.5 cm).

Various Properties:SIX HAND-COLORED ENGRAVINGS OF MONKEYS, by Jacob, Milano, 1812. - size: 13 in. x 9 in. (33 cm x 22.8 cm).

Various Properties:A SHERATON PINE, CHERRY AND WALNUT VENEER DRESSING TABLE, circa 1830. Scrolled backboard over two short drawers and rectangular top

Property of a Lady, South Florida:A GROUP OF GILT FRAMED WATERCOLORS, PRINTS AND A SMALL CLASSICAL SPLIT-BALUSTER MIRROR, American and English, 19th a

Various Properties:A LATE FEDERAL CHERRY AND MAHOGANY VENEER CHEST OF DRAWERS, American, early 19th century. With a rectangular top above four thumb-m

Various Properties:A FEDERAL CHEST OF DRAWERS, 19th century. Rectangular top over four graduated drawers, the shaped skirt continuing into tapering br

Property of William Easley, Santa Fe, New Mexico:A FEDERAL CHERRY CORNER CUPBOARD, probably Pennsylvania, 19th century. In two parts, the upper sectio

Property of William Easley, Santa Fe, New Mexico:A COUNTRY PINE SINGLE DRAWER TABLE. Rectangular top with tapering legs ending in ball feet (replacem

Property of William Easley, Santa Fe, New Mexico:A CLASSICAL MAHOGANY DROP-LEAF TABLE, circa 1835. The rectangular top with hinged leaves above a frie

Property of the Blanchard Family, Connecticut:FOUR TWO-GALLON COBALT DECORATED STONEWARE CROCKS, Maker's Ottman Bros., (1872-1892), and New York...

Property of the Blanchard Family, Connecticut:THREE PIECES COBALT-DECORATED STONEWARE, Samuel L. Pewtress, New Haven and Fair Haven, Connecticut, 1868

Property of a Lady, South Florida:A PINE KITCHEN TABLE WITH SINGLE DRAWER, 19th century. The rectangular top with bread board ends, raised on turned l

Property of the Phillips Family, Virginia:GROUP OF WOODEN KITCHEN ITEMS, America, 18th-19th century. Including burl bowl, scoop, ratchet, whisk broom,

Property of the Phillips Family, Virginia:TWO BURLWOOD MORTARS, American, late 18th and 19th century. Each of tapering cylindrical form, one with mold

Various Properties:THREE NEEDLEWORK SAMPLERS, New England, 19th century. The first with rows of alphabet over inscription, "Rachel T. Briggs, a...

Various Properties:A PAINTED PINE CRADLE, Pennsylvania, early 19th century. Shaped and molded cresting over paneled tapering ends, pierced with heart

Property of the Phillips Family, Virginia:TWO TRUNDLE BEDS, American, mid-19th century. The first of grained-painted yellow pine with turned posts and

Property of the Phillips Family, Virginia:TWO WROUGHT IRON SPATULAS, A WROUGHT IRON PEEL AND A WROUGHT IRON TOASTING FORK, American, 18th-19th century

Property of the Phillips Family, Virginia:THREE WROUGHT IRON TRIVETS, America, 18th-19th century. - length: 16 in. (40 1/2 cm.).

Property of the Phillips Family, Virginia:CAST IRON TRIVETS, America, 19th- 20th century. Of various patterns - height: 7 in. (17 3/4 cm.).

Various Properties:19TH CENTURY AMERICAN SCHOOL. PORTRAIT OF A GENTLEMAN, Oil on canvas, framed - 30 1/4" X 25 1/2". 29 1/2 in x 24 1/2 in...

Various Properties:A CLASSICAL MAHOGANY DROP-LEAF BREAKFAST TABLE, attributed to Jenkins Family of Cabinetmakers, Baltimore, Maryland, circa 1825. Rec

Various Properties:FOURTEEN PIECES OF COIN SILVER FLATWARE, Including the Maker's R.W. Wilson, H. Lewis, Pepper, and Stockman and Pepper of Phil...

Various Properties:SILVER CREAMER, Joseph Lownes, Philadelphia, early 19th century. An oval panelled form, reeded rim and strap handle - 6 in high.

Various Properties:50 PIECES OF PLATED AND COIN SILVER FLATWARE, New York, 19th century. Including 30 pieces of flatware engraved "Oregon,"...

The Property of the Boswell Family, Washington, DC:SILVER-PLATED SALVER ON PAW FEET, maker G. Forbes, New York, NY, circa 1810. Oblong form with gadro

Property of the Blanchard Family, Connecticut:A CHIPPENDALE CHERRY CHEST OF DRAWERS, Connecticut, circa 1780. Rectangular top above a case fitted with

Property of the Phillips Family, Virginia:GROUP OF ACCESSORY ITEMS, late 18th-19th century. Including a pair of copper and brass buckles, a pair of ea

Another Property:A CHIPPENDALE MAHOGANY SERPENTINE-FRONT SLANT-FRONT DESK. Massachusetts, late 18th century. The slant top opens to a fitted interior

The Property of the Boswell Family, Washington, DC:A QUEEN ANNE WALNUT DROP-LEAF TABLE. late 18th century. Rectangular top with hinged leaves, notched

Another Property:PUBLISHERS: E SACHES & CO, (ACTIVE 1850-1877), PANORAMIC VIEW OF WASHINGTON CITY. Baltimore. Chromo-lithograph with new eglomis...

The Property of the Boswell Family, Washington, DC:THREE BLOWN GLASS APOTHECARY BOTTLES, Eastern United States, 19th century. Two etched with floral a

The Property of the Boswell Family, Washington, DC:A BLOWN APOTHECARY PITCHER AND A BLOWN AND CUT FOOTED SWEET MEAT JAR AND COVER, American, 19th cent

Another Property:A CHIPPENDALE WALNUT SECRETARY BOOKCASE, Mid-Atlantic or Southern States. In two parts, the upper section with molded cornice above t

Property of the Phillips Family, Virginia:FIVE PIECES BLOWN GLASS, American, 19th century. Including: two uncolored wine glasses with knopped stems, a

Property of William Easley, Santa Fe, New Mexico:THREE BLOWN AND MOLDED GLASS FLUID LAMPS WITH BRASS STEMS AND MARBLE BASES, New England, 19th century

The Property of the Boswell Family, Washington, DC:A PAIR OF CAST BRASS FIGURAL GIRANDOLES, English or American, second half 19th century. The bobeche

The Property of the Boswell Family, Washington, DC:A WALNUT HANGING CORNER CUPBOARD, late 18th century. Arched molded crest above conforming raised pa

The Property of the Boswell Family, Washington, DC:A QUEEN ANNE STYLE MARBLE-TOP CORNER TABLE, Incorporating period components. The red, white and bro

The Property of the Boswell Family, Washington, DC:A QUEEN ANNE STYLE WALNUT MIRROR, American, 19th century. Shaped, molded frame encloses two-part be

Another Property:THREE CANTON GINGER JARS, China, 19th century. No covers - 7 in high.

Property of William Easley, Santa Fe, New Mexico:THREE PIECES OF CHINESE EXPORT PORCELAIN, 18th and 19th century. Including a Mandarin palette tea cup

The Property of the Boswell Family, Washington, DC:LEATHER COVERED AND BRASS-BOUND CAMPHOR TRUNK, China, mid 19th century. Rectangular form with confo

Various Properties:EXPORT PORCELAIN ROSE MANDARIN PLATTER, 19th century. - 18 1/2 in long.

Various Properties:EXPORT PORCELAIN ROSE MANDARIN COVERED VEGETABLE DISH. - 9 1/2 in long.

Various Properties:A ROSE MANDARINGRAVY BOAT. China.

Various Properties:SMALL ROSE MANDARIN TEAPOT, 19th century. - 4 1/2 in high.

Various Properties:FOUR EXPORT PORCELAIN ROSE MEDALLION PLATES, 19th century. - 9 5/8 in diam.

Various Properties:GROUP OF TEN ROSE MEDALLION AND ROSE MANDARIN CUPS AND SAUCERS, 19th century. (chips, imperfections)

Various Properties:A FEDERAL MAHOGANY TWO-PART DINING TABLE, Southern states, early 19th century. Each with demi-lune top with rectangular leaf above

The Property of the Boswell Family, Washington, DC:A PAIR OF CAST IRON GATES, American, circa 1850. Each cast with molded scroll and acanthus fronds,

The Property of the Boswell Family, Washington, DC:AN AMERICAN PAINTED CAST-IRON FIGURAL HITCHING POST, second half of 19th century. In the form of a