AMERICAN-MADE CA. 1830 PERCUSSION LOCK MUSKET

CIVIL WAR U.S. SPRINGFIELD MODEL 1830 FLINT LOCK MUSKET CONVERTED TO PERCUSSION - EAGLE STAMP AND OTHER TOUCH MARKS - WITH RAM ROD - 55 3/4" LONG, 40 1/8" BARREL - CONDITION AS SEEN IN PHOTOS

(2) Pieces of dark blue transferware by James & Ralph Clews, ca 1830, made in England for the American market, depicting the arrival of Revolutionary War hero General Lafayette's at Castle Garden, NY

Model 1861 Civil War musket (drum conversion to percussion) stamped on sidelock with American eagle and WM. MUIR & CO., WINDSOR LOCKS, CT. 55 in long, barrel 40 in, 58 caliber. Dated 1863. Some rust o

North America, United States, ca. early 19th century CE. A small document sized storage chest made of wooden panels covered in cowhide, brass rivet tacks, lid handle, and a front lock. These storage t

Native American, Hopewell, Ohio, ca. 100 BCE to 400 CE. A beautiful grey brown translucent chert blade. Knapped lithics like this one are made using percussion, striking them with other stones; the pr

American, ca. 1830-1840, depicting Reverend and Mrs. M. Prescott, he was the pastor of the Universalist Church of Hingham, Mass. Their daughter Mary was buried in the churchyard about 1850. Relined an

American, ca. 1830, unusual flat form with nicely toned gold, standard size. Rabbet: 18" x 24" Overall Dimensions: 27" x 33" Molding Width: 5"

An American ca. 1830-40 transitional four drawer chest, walnut top and sides with wonderful birdseye maple front facade and mahogany banded inlays, scrolled apron on turned legs, 46.5”H x 41&#82

Oil On Canvas, Laid On Board Portrait Of A Lady Presented In Its Original Frame. American Ca. 1830-1850

American, ca. 1830, having beveled gilt panel. Overall 27 1/2" x 32", Rabbet 20" x 24 1/4", Molding 4 1/4".

American, ca. 1830, cove molded frame. Overall 17 1/2" x 25 1/2", Rabbet 13" x 21", Molding 2 1/2"

American, ca. 1830, 19 1/2" W (38 1/4" fully extended) x 22" D x 29" H

American, ca. 1830, likely for a miniature portrait. Overall 9 1/2" x 10 1/2", Rabbet 4 3/4" x 5 3/4", Molding 3".

American, ca. 1830, having fine mahogany veneer and ogee form, original glass and backs. 23 3/4" x 34 3/4"

American, ca. 1830, having cove profile. Overall 21" x 25", Rabbet 16 1/2" x 20 1/2", Molding 2 1/4".

Empire Brass Candlestick. European Or American, Ca. 1830

American School, ca. 1830, oil on canvas finely painted academic portrait in the style of Gilbert Stuart, sitter identified verso. 24" x 30" canvas, unframed.

American (Philadelphia), ca. 1830's. A sterling silver creamer, having overall foliate decoration throughout body and handle, rising on round molded base, bailey and kitchen hallmark on base; ht. 7, w

American school, ca. 1830, ink and watercolor on paper, side profile of a bearded gentleman in a patterned waistcoat. Housed in an ebonized frame with a gilt liner. 3" x 3.75" image, 5.5" x 6.75"

Attractive Two Part Cherry Dining Table. American (Kentucky) Ca. 1830-1845

ca. 1900 from an African American Virginia home near Richmond. Tallest 24"

Ca. 1830 American School family of four miniature portrait paintings, ink on paper, man and wife framed separately and their two children framed as one, the youngest child seated in a Windsor armchair

American (Boston, Massachusetts), ca 1830-1860. A forty-six piece coin silver flatware set by Newell Harding & Co. consisting of eleven knives, ten teaspoons, twelve forks, ten tablespoons, two sugar

Ca. 1830 American School O/C portrait of ship captain, original stretcher, never cleaned or restored, some craquelure, few small spots of paint loss along edges, sight 26\" x 29\", probably original f