Architectural Over-Door Fan
Architectural Over-Door Fan Beautifully carved fan with cut metal central rays. Probably New England, circa 1820 Pine, metal; 18” x 64”
Militia Drum
Militia Drum Label inside for Rugg and Griffith Lowell Massachusetts Late 18th-early 19th century Height: 27.5”; diameter 31” With later mid 19th century decoration associated with the American Brass Band, Boston, Massachusetts. [gallery...
Document Box from the Ship “Wizard”
Document Box from the Ship “Wizard” New York Circa 1880’s Mahogany H: 12”; w: 7”; d: 2.25” A hinged oval document box with the ship’s name encircled by a foliate wreath carved on one side and S & Co/NY in a wreath carved on the opposite side. [gallery...
Petite Stoneware Dog Whimsy
Petite Stoneware Dog Whimsy Cobalt decorated stoneware dog Pennsylvania Mid-19th century 3.5” high
Scrimshaw Whale Tooth
Scrimshaw Whale Tooth A double-sided, engraved whale tooth celebrating a marriage with a bride on one side and a mourning scene with the same figure as a widow on the other. The artwork remains well-inked and the tooth remains in strong and stable condition. American...
RARE 1849 NEW YORK NAUTICAL PRESENTATION TRUMPET
RARE 1849 NEW YORK NAUTICAL PRESENTATION TRUMPET RARE 1849 NEW YORK NAUTICAL PRESENTATION TRUMPET Presented to Capt. Charles H.E. Judkins, by his grateful friend, Eustace Barron, New York, August, 1849.UnmarkedBrass rim mouthpiece21” x 7.5” An unusual nautical...
1853 NEWARK, NEW JERSEY PRESENTATION TRUMPET
PRESENTATION TRUMPET1853 NEWARK, NEW JERSEY PRESENTATION TRUMPET Presented by Protection Fire Co. No. 5 to David J. Camfield, Foreman. A token of esteem & respect for the faithful & impartial performance of duty. UnmarkedProbably New YorkMarked 185312” x 8”...