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PORTRAITS of Frederick Smith and his wife, Catharine

PORTRAITS of Frederick Smith and his wife, Catharine

PORTRAITS OF ATTORNEY GENERAL AND STATE SUPREME COURT JUSTICE FREDERICK SMITH AND HIS WIFE CATHARINE ​​​​Oil on tulip poplar panelCirca 1790-181011.5” x 9.5” Frederick Smith (1773-1830) and Catharine Smith 1776-1855UnsignedOil on poplar panelsCirca 1805-180811.5 x...
SPONGE MARKET, NASSAU ​BY STEPHEN ETNIER

SPONGE MARKET, NASSAU ​BY STEPHEN ETNIER

SPONGE MARKET  Stephen Morgan Etnier (1903-1984) Signed lower right: Stephen Etnier ‘39 Oil on canvas 29” x 34” A vibrant painting of the sponge market in Nassau by Stephen Etnier. Born in York County, Pennsylvania, Etnier attended Yale University, Yale Art School,...
PORTRAIT OF A HOUND, CIRCA 1840

PORTRAIT OF A HOUND, CIRCA 1840

PORTRAIT OF A HOUND  Oil on canvas Period walnut and gilt frame Restretched and relined H: 23.5″; W: 29.5″ A skillful portrait of a hunting dog in a landscape, possibly southern. The painting survives in very good condition with excellent color and...
SIMON CAMERON’S ARMCHAIR

SIMON CAMERON’S ARMCHAIR

 SIMON CAMERON’S ARMCHAIR Armchair Belonging to Simon Cameron (1799-1889) Walnut Original leather upholstery Circa 1825 H: 36”; W: 24”; D: 21” This armchair was likely used by Simon Cameron when he was Adjutant General of Pennsylvania in 1826. Cameron went on to...
PHILADELPHIA DRESSING TABLE, CIRCA 1770

PHILADELPHIA DRESSING TABLE, CIRCA 1770

PHILADELPHIA DRESSING TABLE  Mahogany, white cedar, poplar Circa 1770 H: 30; W: 34″; D: 22.75″ An excellent example from Philadelphia with exceptional carving. The drawer front is carved from the solid with a concave central medallion with an asymmetrical...
RARE 1849 NEW YORK NAUTICAL PRESENTATION TRUMPET

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...