1750 Colonial Newport, RI. Ships Bill of Lading

Colonial America 1750-Dated Ship's Bill of Lading from Newport, Rhode Island Triangular Slave Shipping Trader Samuel Vernon October 2, 1750-Dated Colonial Newport, Rhode Island to Boston, Partially-Pr

1755 Partially printed Colonial Bill of Lading for goods on board the Sloop Charming Peggy anchored at New York Harbor and bound for Savannah Georgia. Signed by Captain Samuel Guilford. Fine condition

1802 Newport Bill of Lading 1802 Partially printed shipping document, a Bill of Lading, Newport Rhode Island. Measures 9.5 x 5”. Very Good, with repair to verso. Please note that this lot has a conf

Mostly PA, NY, MO, New Orleans and NJ. Some New England. Includes recipes with various styles of revenue stamps, bill heads, ship bills of lading, military rewards, Railroad and personal correspondenc

Oil on canvas painting of a schooner, circa 1900; together with three framed ships Bills of Lading, one dated 1833. 8" x 11" ss / 10" x 13" oa

1849 Providence Rhode Island Henry Gibbs Sloop Sailing Ship Bill of Laden. Fine graphic ship document by the Providence Tool Co. for a keg of hardware on board the Gibbs Sloop bound for Hartford CT. E

Archive of 93 nautical documents from 1832 to 1862 related to the ship Antioch. Documents include receipts, bills of lading, ship supplies, repairs operations with some bill heads from ship's chandler

Circa 1750 Walnut Side Chair, attributed to Newport, RI craftsmanship, with shell carved crest, vasiform backslat, balloon shaped slip seat (of first period) with later gold brocade upholstery, front

Colonial America 1774 William Ellery of Newport, RI. Land "Writ of Seisin" the right of possession of land in freehold for improvements (WILLIAM ELLERY) (1727-1820). Signer of the Declaration of Indep

Including titles such as "The Arts and Crafts of Newport, RI"; "Charleston Furniture"; "The Philadelphia Chair"; "Vermont Furniture 1765-1850"; "Baltimore Furniture 1760-1810"; "Colonial Grandeur in P

Autographs 1762 Aaron Lopez Historic Colonial Jewish American Merchant and Patriot Signed Document at Newport, RI. AARON LOPEZ (1731-1782). Historic Colonial Jewish American Patriot and Revolutionary

Early American Bill Of Lading, April 16 1781, H 6.25'' W 7.5'' Bill of lading for the sloop 'Dolphin' for a voyage from New York to Newport, dated April 16th 1781. Framed under glass, H 8", W 9.5".

Group of three Colonial and later documents including Newport Rhode Island 1750, and documents 1780 and 1795. Very Good, measures 6 x 4”. (3) Please note that this lot has a confidential reserve. Wh

(CHINA TRADE) WHAMPOA BILL OF LADING FOR TEA AND SILK Manuscript D.S., 1p. 12mo., Whampoa, Dec. 19, 1836 with Chinese characters on verso, a bill of lading for items taken aboard the ship "Malcolm" un

Also includes bill of lading. 8" high x 10" wide.

Bound For New Orleans 1837 - Early Shipping Bill of Lading from the Rowland G. Hazard papers, dated 1837. For domestic goods [known as Hazard's Goods] being shipped from Port of Providence, R.I. to Ne

Early Shipping Bill of Lading from E.K. Callins, dated 1836 Port of New York. Bales [?] shipped on the ship called CREOLE, being shipped from New York to New Orleans. Approx. 10 x 5-1/4 in. From the R

Early Shipping Bill of Lading from the Rowland G. Hazard, dated 1837 Port of New York. One bale [?] shipped on the ship called ORLEANS, being shipped from New York to New Orleans. Approx. 10-1/4 x 5-1

Early Shipping Bill of Lading from the Rowland G. Hazard, dated 1837 Port of New York. One bale [?] shipped on the ship called SARATOGA, being shipped from New York to New Orleans. Approx. 10 x 5-1/2

Early Shipping Bill of Lading from the Rowland G. Hazard papers, dated Harbor of New York, 1837. For 4 bales domestic goods [known as Hazard's Goods] being shipped on the ship called the Saratoga boun

Early Shipping Bill of Lading from the Rowland G. Hazard papers, dated port of New York, 1841. For 36 Rolls Cotton Bagging [known as Hazard's Goods] being shipped on the Ship called the Trenton now in

A collection of approximately 23 19th century bills of sale and lading for various item mostly New England: ship loading paint and supplies, steel, foodstuffs, tools, etc. Wear consistent with age. RM

A CHIPPENDALE MAHOGANY TEA TABLE, NEWPORT, RHODE ISLAND, 1750-1780. On a tapered ring turned support with twist carved central node above cabriole legs on elongated pad feet. Height 27.75 inches, diam

Elijah Baxter (1849 – 1939). Storm Sketch of “The Rocks, Newport, Rhode Island" circa 1910. Oil on Canvas, SLL. Inscribed with title and initialed on canvas, verso. Dimensions: 10”