1775, Pair of Connecticut Journals

circa 1790, urn formed backs, pierced vertical splats inlaid urns, serpentined fronted seats upholstered over frames, straight tapered legs connected by stretchers, 37 1/2 in. H., 17 1/2 W., 19 1/2 in

American Antique Pair of Connecticut Federal Chairs. Appears to be Mahogany carved side chairs with needlepoint fabric covering the seats. Terminating in the Marlboro style leg. Size: 21 x 37 x 17 Sea

Colonial Currency July 1st, 1775 Connecticut 6 Shillings (6s) Fr-CT190 Printed By T. Green Slash Cancelled Grades AU Details.

The “Connecticut Journal” for January 29, 1798 printed at New-Haven, four pages complete. On bluisg paper, much interesting content including Napolean ar Toulon and of Lord Nelson also encounterin

Circa 1775; pair Famille Rose River Scenes, with cherry blossom borders and blue cross hatching on shoulders, 12 in. H.

Probably Wedgwood, circa 1775. Pair of Basket-weave fruit baskets and under trays, simulating hand woven reeds. This particular style appeared twice in the Wedgwood catalog of 1774 on plates and in 18

[A Letter from Valley Forge]. Connecticut Journal. New-Haven, Connecticut; February 11, 1778. Printed by Thomas and Samuel Green. Number 539&pe

THE CONNECTICUT JOURNAL. THURSDAY, APRIL 12, 1781. NUMB. 702. New Haven: Green, [1781.] Folio, 4 pp. ************* Includes a lengthy report on the Battle of Cape Henry, and also contains King George'

Louis Collas (1775 - 1856), pair of 19th century miniature paintings, John F Seaman, unsigned, and portrait of a woman wearing red and white dress with orange shawl, signed Collas 1826. sight size: 4"

American Revolution Choice 2nd Connecticut Regiment Officer's Coat Button c. 1775 Revolutionary War Period, 2nd Connecticut Regiment Officer's Pattern Pewter Coat Button, Woodblock and catgut cord Sha

A Pair of Connecticut 1902 $20 Plain Backs. Fr. 650. 1) First NB of Canaan. Ch. 1249. Signatures faded. VG/Fine, spindle hole at center plus ink and stamp on back; 2) Windham NB of Willimantic. Ch. 16

Pair of Connecticut Foundry Co. Bronze Old Salt Fisherman Bookends, each marked on reverse, "Cape Cod Fisherman, Copyright-1928, The Connecticut Foundry Co." depicting Billy Bowen reading the Inquirer

One with original box and paper, both struck by the Medallic Art Co. in 1935. Dimensions: D 3" Condition: Good

The Handel Lamp Company hanging lanterns, #5212, pair Meriden, Connecticut hammered copper, decorated slag glass each with pressed metal tag, one numbered 6"sq x 15 3/4"h

English, circa 1775. A Pair of cornucopias, embossed with bow-tied ribbons and covered urns. Provenance: Wynn A. Sayman DM & P Manheim; A Distinguished New York Collection of Creamware Dimensions: H.:

Freda Diamond (1905-1998) for Baumritter etageres (display shelves / room dividers), pair Danbury, Connecticut, 1950s enameled iron, white laminate unmarked each: 45 1/2"w x 14"d x 57 1/8"h

John Risley (1919-2002) chairs, pair Middletown, Connecticut, 1960s welded cold-roll steel rods, black finish unmarked larger: 17 3/4"w x 18"d x 46 1/2"h

Leroy C. Doane (1888-1969) for The Miller Company Pagoda pendant lamps, pair Meriden, Connecticut, circa 1928 enameled aluminum, glass unmarked 20 1/4"dia x 26"h Provenance: The Estate of Michael Rabk

Sam Collins, Essex, Connecticut. Pair of Goldeneye decoys. Paint appears original. Losses to tails, otherwise excellent. L 14". Please refer to link for hi res images. https://www.dropbox.com/sh/3u08t

Wedgwood, circa 1775. A pair of coasters or kettle stands of cylindrical form the sides entirely pierced.Labels on underside print, "Glass Stand Leeds Cat No 187-Towner" "Leeds Pottery", Plate *4 Mark

English, circa 1775 A pair of shell-form nut dishes or sweetmeat servers. Provenance: A Distinguished New York Collection of Creamware

18th and 19th c. New England and NY newspapers including 1775 Essex Journal or New Hampshire Packet (as is), The Independent Democrat Concord NH, 1802 The Courier of New Hampshire, etc.

This is a pair of journal oil cans from the Erie and Erie Lackawanna Railroads. The first can is cast with EL RAILROAD on the side, and comes with its cap. The second can has the Erie diamond E logo o

This is a pair of journal oil cans from the Pennsylvania and Penn Central Railroads. The Pennsylvania can has the PRR keystone logo cast on the top, while the PC logo is cast on the Penn Central top.