Fossil impressions from the Connecticut River, by John

John Stobart, American, b. 1929, "Hartford, A View of the State House from the Connecticut River Waterfront in 1876", maritime print, signed lower right.(COLNS5214)(WK). Measurements: Sight: 21 x 31 F

Connecticut, USA, ca. Early Jurassic (200 - 205 MYO). The best dinosaur tracks available come from the Connecticut River Valley, and this is one of them. MEASUREMENTS Plate: 10" x 19" x 1" (25.4 x 48.

John Stobart (American, b. 1929), "Hartford, A View of the State House from the Connecticut River Waterfont in 1876," offset print of the original painting, pencil signed lower right, edition 424/750,

DATED 1863 NEW YORK OR CONNECTICUT RIVER VALLEY LANDSCAPE WITH STREAM AT SUNSET. INITIALED "J.S.J" (ATTRIBUTED TO) JOHN JAMESON (1842-1864) IN ORIGINAL GILT FRAME 20 1/2" X 11" TERMS: THIS IS AN ON-SI

John Nichols Haapanen Connecticut, Massachusetts,1891-1968 Impressionist fall landscape depicting a meandering river with evergreens on its embankment with a blue-purple tree line in the background be

"Five Mile River, Rowayton" and "Rings End Landing, Darien" - Connecticut prints. Signed and numbered. 19" X 31" (28" X 40") (From a Rowayton CT Estate)

Signed George W. Sotter oil on canvas of a Connecticut River scene. (Sothebys Lot 136, on June 9, 2016. Est. $15,000-$25,000)Approx. 36.5"x24.5" Framed.

CONNECTICUT RIVER VALLEY QUEEN ANNE CHERRY SERPENTINE FRONT CHEST OF DRAWERS, boldly shaped, overhanging top with serpentine front and scratch-beaded edges, above a conforming case fitted with four gr

(MISSISSIPPI RIVER.) John Ross. Course of the River Mississipi, From the Balise to Fort Chartres. Engraved folding map of the lower Mississippi River on two sheets joined. 44¾x15 inches sheet siz

Chippendale Carved Cherry Chest on Chest, Connecticut River Valley, c. 1760-80. Molded swan's neck cresting and three flame-carved urn finials above a case of cockbead-molded drawers with fan-carved c

Eldred Wheeler of Hingham, Mass., Connecticut River Valley chest on frame, reproduction of a late 18th C. form, unusual scalloped top with overhand, case with four graduated long drawers with brass ba

American School, View on the Connecticut River seen from Orford N.H. including the Soapstone and Sawyer's Mountains (identified verso with an additional illegible inscription), 19th century, oil on ca

Chippendale Cherry High Chest of Drawers, Connecticut River Valley, late 18th century. The top case with coved and dentil-molded cornice rising steeply to form a broken pediment with volutes terminati

Early 19th Century Connecticut River Valley Cherry Chest of Drawers, with outset three quarter carved reeded columns on turned legs, oval embossed brass pulls. Height 37 ½ in. Width 41 ½ in. Depth 1

A brass Seth Thomas clock with CRRR (Connecticut River Railroad) on the dial. It has a particularly heavy mounting plate with 4 screw hole mounts. The consignor said he gave it a wind and it worked. T

An earlier Parmalee & Bonnell brass top 6" frame with a twist-off bell. It has the P&M May 2, 1871 patent date stamped on the lid. The glass fount has the correct curved top for a P&B. The cage has a

19th century American School, Connecticut River Valley landscape. Panoramic scene described on contemporary plaque as "View on The Connecticut River Seen From Orford, N.H., Including The Soapstone and

EDWARD L. CUSTER CONNECTICUT RIVER SCHOOL OIL ON ARTIST'S BOARD PAINTING. Height: 12 in. by Width: 19 in.

Connecticut River Valley cherry hutch table, circa 1710. Pivoting oval top with turned pegs above block and stretchered base on shoe feet. Height 27.5in. Top 40in by 48in.

A CONNECTICUT RIVER VALLEY STYLE VERNACULAR MAHOGANY PEMBROKE END TABLE, EARLY 20TH CENTURY, MILFORD, the oval top, over a wide skirt, raised on square tapered legs. Closed: height: 19 1/2", width: 13

A group of 5 volumes from the Nimke, "Connecticut River Railroads & Connections" series. This is volumes #6-10 and includes the roads from Wells River, north, east & west: Maine Central, StJ&CL, East

CONNECTICUT RIVER VALLEY CHERRY DROP LEAF W/X STRETCHER BASE, 19TH C., H. 29", L. 36", D. 17" (OPEN 36")

Connecticut River Valley Queen Anne Maple Side Chair, Late Eighteenth Century. The yoke crest rail above a vase-form splat within sausage and baluster-turned stiles, the trapezoidal woven splint seat

Connecticut River Railroad annual pass from 1886. Hand written issue number of "C18" in upper right corner.