1847 Charleston, South Carolina Slave Badge

Offered is a truly wonderful and historic object. Residents of Charleston, South Carolina could hire slave labor on an “as-needed” basis from slaveowners during the late 1700s through the

Charleston, South Carolina slave badge, dated 1822. This example was issued for a "servant," someone who typically would do domestic work inside a home. The front is clearly struck “CHARLESTON /

Black History 1852 Charleston, SC. "PORTER" Slave Hire Tag/Badge 1852-Dated Charleston, South Carolina. Rarer "PORTER" Slave Hire Tag/Badge. Made by William Rouse by City Contract. Very Fine. 1852-Dat

This amazing piece of history is an excellent example of the Charleston “hire badge.” Charleston, South Carolina was the only city in the South to issue these tags. Each year a slave owner that hi

Black History 1846 Charleston, SC. Slave Auctioneer & Merchant Token Remnants of Silver Plating, Unlisted in Rulau as "Silvered" 1846-Dated. "W. Wilbur Auction & Commission Merchant," Charleston, Sout

1832 Charleston South Carolina slave tag, # 314 "Porter." Diamond shaped, ~ 1.5" across, 2" point to point. Intended drilled hole on top part of diamond. Pitting and faded.

Charleston, South Carolina Slave merchant token and group of 9 world gaming tokens. See Photos For Condition.

Large American Southern Charleston Coin Silver Julep Cup/Goblet c.1847 by Gregg & Hayden; Charleston, South Carolina. Fully Hallmarked. Similar Piece Is Pictured in the South Carolina Silversmith Book

Original hand colored map in overall good condition. Not a repro or restrike. Recently matted and framed using conservation materials. Framed dimensions 23 x 19 inches.

Black History 1813 Charleston, SC. "PORTER" LAFAR Slave Hire Tag 1813-Dated, Genuine "PORTER" Slave Hire Identification Tag from Charleston (South Carolina), Tag Number "92", Hallmarked and made by J.

Heading: (African-American) Author: Brooks, Samuel Title: Letter from a South Carolina slave-owner Place Published: Edgefield Court House, South Carolina Publisher: Date Published: Feb. 6, 18

Original announcement about the public sale of slaves by Richard Clagett to be sold at Potters Mart in Charleston, South Carolina on March 5, 1833. Mounted under glass in a frame measuring 13" x 9-1/2

Group of twelve (12) items pertaining to the South Carolina United Confederate Veterans (UCV), Knights Templar, Spanish American War, and more. 1st item: Charleston, SC UCV reunion souvenir badge, May

Mahogany and Mahogany Veneer Linen Press, Charleston, South Carolina, c. 1795. The top section crowned with dentil molding above a coved cornice and matched veneer fascia, raised on solid mahogany sid

MARY C. BALDWIN (NORTH CAROLINA, 1776/7-1836) CHARLESTON, SOUTH CAROLINA ATTRIBUTED SILK-EMBROIDERED NEEDLEWORK PICTURE, silk and paint on silk with linen backing, depicting a woman in a flowing blue

Unusual South Carolina Slave Sale Arranged by Former Slave, One of the Wealthiest Ex-Enslaved Slaveholders of The State! A 1p contemporary clerical copy of a bill of sale recording the sale of a "negr

116154 ALFRED HUTTY WATERCOLOR CHARLESTON SOUTH CAROLINA Hutty, Alfred Heber (1877 - 1954) painting. Watercolor on paper - signed lower right. A woman stops to pause outside of the George Edwards-Gate

Circa 1850 ,Mid Atlantic States. The piece having a fine form and decoration centered at upper body by bold stamp Klinck & Wickenberg, Charleston S.C. Good condition throughout. H15 1/2" Sold from the

Large oil on canvas depicting a blue heron with beak protruding through a freshly caught red drum / spottail bass, signed lower right "Amanda L. McLenon"; 48"W x 60"H; good condition---Amanda McLenon

Antoinette Francesca Guerard Rhett (Charleston, 1884-1964) Scarce Hand Colored Etching. "A Stairway on Glebe Street" inscribed with the title lower left and signed in pencil by the artist lower right.

ELIZABETH O'NEILL VERNER CHARLESTON SOUTH CAROLINA ETCHING ON PAPER DETAILS: - ARTIST: Elizabeth O'Neill Verner - BIRTH: American, South Carolina, (1883-1979) - TITLE: POSTERN GATES, CHARLESTON - MED

Vicissitudes Illustrated in the Experiences of Nancy Towle in Europe and America. Charleston 1832. 4 x 6". 294 pages. Leather.

USA, 1976 c print 10” x 8” Cumberland St., Charleston, South Carolina by Stephen Shore from the portfolio 'Twelve Photographs', published by The Metropolitan Museum of Art in an edition of

Poston, The Buildings of Charleston; Ravenel, Architects of Charleston; Historic Homes: Charleston South Carolina; Historic Charleston; Historic Resources of the Low Country; Plantations: The Low Coun