Americana

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

The Property of the Boswell Family, Washington, DC:CAST COADE STONE, "Coade, London, 1793". The head of a young woman in relief, (chipped ...

Another Property:AMERICAN SCHOOL, 19TH CENTURY (A Civil War Battle Scene). With confederates in foreground. Unsigned, oil on canvas, framed - 12 in x

The Property of the Boswell Family, Washington, DC:TWO SIMILAR CAST-IRON GARDEN CHAIRS, Philadelphia, 'L MANK AND ... Phila', last half of 1...

The Property of the Boswell Family, Washington, DC:A FEDERAL CARVED FIREPLACE SURROUND, Washington City, early 19th century. The shaped overhanging ma

The Property of the Boswell Family, Washington, DC:THREE HISTORIC ENGRAVINGS, late 18th / early 19th century. Including "Death of Montgomery at...

The Property of the Boswell Family, Washington, DC:HUMPHREY PHELPS, PUBLISHER; WASHINGTON (CROSSING THE DELAWARE), 336 Bowery & 157 Broadway, Ne...

Various Properties:AFTER EMANUEL GOTTLIEB LEUTZ (GERMAN / AMERICAN, 1816-1868). Unsigned, oil on canvas, framed - 29 in x 42 in, sight Note: This is

Various Properties:MAP OF VIRGINIA (NOVA VIRGINIA TABULA), printed by Willem Blaeu, 1640. Hand-colored, framed - 14 3/4 in x 19 in.

The Property of the Boswell Family, Washington, DC:WILLIAM AND MARY OAK DRESSING TABLE, circa 1700. The rectangular top with molded edge above a friez

Another Property:AMERICAN SCHOOL, 19TH CENTURY (A Stroll at Mt. Vernon). Unsigned, but inscribed l.r., "Washington's Hous Vernon," oi...

The Property of the Boswell Family, Washington, DC:CAST BRASS SINGLE CANDLE SCONCE WITH CUT AND ETCHED COLORLESS GLASS SHADES. - 13 1/2 in high (shad

The Property of the Boswell Family, Washington, DC:PAIR OF CAST-BRASS CANDLE SCONCES WITH MONUMENTAL ETCHED GLASS SHADES, America, 19th century. - 16

The Property of the Boswell Family, Washington, DC:A CHIPPENDALE CHERRY CHEST OF DRAWERS, Pennsylvania, late 18th century. Rectangular top with molded

Property of the Shuford Estate, North Carloina:A CHIPPENDALE CHERRY TALLCASE CLOCK, probably Pennsylvania, late 18th century. Broken swan neck pedimen

Property of William Easley, Santa Fe, New Mexico:AN INALID MAHOGANY SHAVING MIRROR, probably English, first half 19th century. Ring-turned stiles with

The Property of the Boswell Family, Washington, DC:A CHIPPENDALE MAHOGANY TEA CADDY, American or English. Molded hinged lid with cast-brass handle ove

Property of the Blancahrd Estate, Connecticut:INLAID MAHOGANY AND SATINWOOD TEA CADDY. Rectangular form with fitted interior and ivory escutcheon, th

Another Property:A FEDERAL INLAID SATINWOOD AND MAHOGANY DRESSING MIRROR. Turned stiles with acorn finials, enclosed rectangular mirror plate above a

Property of William Easley, Sante Fe, New Mexico:AMERICAN SCHOOL, 19TH CENTURY (Two Young Boys with a Toy Top). Unsigned, oil on canvas, framed (back

Another Property:A CLASSICAL CARVED MAHOGANY AND BRASS DROP-LEAF WORK TABLE, Boston, circa 1820. The rectangular top with the hinged leaves raised by

The Property of the Boswell Family, Washington, DC:A GROUP OF BRASS AND GILT-METAL DECORATIVE FURNITURE HARDWARE, 19th century. Including five drawer

Property of William Easley, Sante Fe, New Mexico:A GROUP OF FOUR STAFFORDSHIRE FIGURES, England, 19th century. Including a Walton-type figure of a man

Another Property:FOUR STAFFORDSHIRE FIGURES, England, mid-19th century. - the largest: 13 1/2 in high.

Property of a Lady, South Florida:A PAIR OF LARGE STAFFORDSHIRE FIGURINES FITTED AS TABLE LAMPS. - 26 1/2 in high.

Property of the Blanchard Family, Connecticut:THREE STAFFORSHIRE SEATED SPANIELS, English, 19th century. Including: a pair of spaniels with flower bas

Property of the Blanchard Family, Connecticut:SATFFORDSHIRE FIGURE OF TWO SOLDIERS, DEER AND A CLOCK, England, mid-19th century. - 9 in high.

Property of the Blanchard Family, Connecticut:A FEDERAL MAHOGANY AND MAHOGANY VENEER LINEN PRESS, probably Massachusetts, circa 1800. In three parts,

Property of a Private Collector, McLean Virginia:A BLOWN MULTI-COLORED WITCH'S BALL, American, 19th century. - 4 1/2 in diam.

Property of William Easley, Sante Fe, New Mexico:TWO PAIR OF PRESSED GLASS CANDLESTICKS, probably New England, 19th century. The first pair in blue an

Property of the Phillips Family, Virginia:THREE PRESSED UNCOLORED BLOWN AND PRESSSED GLASS FLUID LAMPS, American, 19th century. Various patterns with

Property of the Blanchard Family, Connecticut:A GROUP OF UNCOLORED AND OPALESCENT AND BLOWN GLASS, American, 19th century. Including a pair of candles

Another Property:AMERICAN SCHOOL 19TH CENTURY (Riverscape With Men on Raft). Unsigned, oil on canvas, framed, (lined) - 22 1/4 in x 29 in, sight

Property of William Easley, Sante Fe, New Mexico:A FEDERAL WALNUT HIGH CHEST, Pennsylvania, Maryland or Virginia, circa 1800. Molded cornice above an

Property of William Easley, Sante Fe, New Mexico:A CAST BRONZE POSNET, maker's name cast at handle, "Washbrough," Mid 18th century, he...

Property of the Phillips Family, Virginia:BRASS AND IRON SKIMMER AND A BRASS AND IRON LADLE, 18th-19th century. The bowl of the skimmer engraved with

Another Property:BRASS AND WIRE-WORK FIRE FENDER, early 19th century. - 13 in high x 40 in long.

The Property of the Boswell Family, Washington, DC:A BRASS AND PIERCED JAPANNED METAL FENDER. 19th century. The frieze pierced with foliate and geomet

Property of the Phillips Family, Virginia:GROUP OF BRASS ITEMS, 19th century. Includes a pierced skimmer, a jamb hook, candle snuffer, tongs, trivet a

Another Property:AMERICAN SCHOOL, 19TH CENTURY (Portrait of a Seated Lady With a Book). Unsigned, oil on canvas, framed (restoration) - 28 3/4 in x 2

Property of the Shuford Estate, North Carolina:A FEDERAL CHERRY CORNER CUPBOARD, Mid-Atlantic or Southern, circa 1800. In two parts, the upper section

Property of the Phillips Family, Virginia:FOUR WOODEN LADLES AND A WOODEN SKIMMER, 19th century. - longest: 21 in. (53 1/3 cm.).

Property of the Phillips Family, Virginia:A PAIR OF WROUGHT IRON ANDIRONS, American, early 19th century. Each with faceted head on bent neck and flatt

Property of the Phillips Family, Virginia:THREE IRON OIL LAMPS. late 18th / early19th century. Including single Betty lamp, and double Betty lamp and

Various Properties:TWO COTTON PATCHWORK QUILTS, 19th and 20th century. The first with red, green and yellow printed pieces arranged in a variant of th

Various Properties:AN AMISH OR MENNONITE SILK AND WOOL PIECED QUILT, late 19th century / early 20th century. Red and black wool strips arranged in a d

The Property of the Boswell Family, Washington, DC:FOLDING IRON CANDLE-LANTERN. Six arched ribs ending in baluster-shaped feet, enclosing a single ca

Another Property:A MINIATURE CABINET CHEST, 19th century. Double-glazed doors above an arrangement of five drawers, raised on bun feet - 26 in high x

Another Property:A MINIATURE INLAID WALNUT CHEST OF DRAWERS. The molded top on case with three drawers, each with string inlay on a shaped bracket fo

Property of a Lady, South Florida:MINIATURE BIRDS-EYE MAPLE CHEST WITH BAMBOO TURNINGS AND MARBLE TOP. - 8 in tall.