Early Ashland, Co Ohio Jacquard Coverlet - F. YEAROUS

CLARK CO., OHIO SIGNED AND DATED JACQUARD COVERLET, dark blue wool and natural cotton, two joined panels, center featuring repeated compass and rose motif pattern, three sides with bird and tree inner

Antique Floral Jacquard Coverlet, Signed 1850 Greene Co.Ohio. Stunning handwoven coverlet has a white background, with a floral motif of in contrasting vibrant blue, yellow and red. Signed on 2 corner

Wool. Corner block "Wove in Logan Co. Ohio by W. Buechel 1846". Two piece double weave with birds, buildings and stars. 76" x 86".

1846, Logan County, Ohio. Signed, multicolored woven coverlet with bird and church border. Corner blocks signed “Wove in Logan Co. Ohio by W. Buechel 1846â€. 73†x 78 ½â€

A mid 19th century Jacquard coverlet with corner blocks made by "D. (Dennis) Cosley" in "Xenia, Green Co." Ohio in "1849". One piece construction with floral medallion and Tulip sunburst design with f

Historic Americana Gorgeous Signed Jacquard Coverlet From Bucks County (Pennsylvania) By M.K. (Michael Kaufman) Dated 1842 1842-Stitch Dated, Jacquard Coverlet Signed and Dated in its Corner Designs,

Framed without glass. Made by the F. Tuchfarber Co. , Cincinnati, Ohio. The very early sign has some areas showing small paint chips and scrapes, however it still displays very well. Condition (Very G

letters and grapes. Made by W. F. Robertson Steel & Iron Co, Springfield, Ohio. Early 20th century. 19 1/2" x 27 1/2". Good overall condition with age appropriate wear.

Antique Cast Iron F. E. Myers & Bros Co H-408 Ashland Ohio Farm Trolley Pulley, 7X13"

In a period frame behind glass. Made by F. Tuchfarber Co. Cincinnati, Ohio. This is a very unique sign that is in incredible condition for its age. It is a reverse on glass process which has an ornate

The double woven coverlet with Federal eagles and tree of life border surrounding the field of foliate motifs is signed 'Mary F. Crammer, J.M. Davidson, Fancy Weaver, Lodi [Ohio?] 1839.' Measures 94 x

DESCRIPTION: F. E. Myers & Bro. Co. O.K. cast iron steel bearing hay unloader drop pulley system. Manufactured in Ashland, Ohio. With original tag marked "Instructions for the Installation and Use of

possibly Steuben, early 20th century, green vase with all over gold pulled feathers, heart shaped leaves, signed "aurene" and "261", 8 in.ÿ - Provenance: Early Auction Co., Milford, Ohio, Lot 338,

Two glazed American encaustic portrait tiles, A.E.T. Co, Zanesville, Ohio, late 19th/early 20th century, young girl and little boy, original mohair-covered frames, marked on back, tiles 6" square, fra

In red, white & blue with eagle border and corner blocks marked Manufactured By J. Rochte Wood Co. Ohio 1846, 2 piece, 72 x 75".

[CIVIL WAR]. Confederate canteen identified to James T. Johnson, Co. D, 11th Tennessee Infantry Regiment and previously owned by Private John F. Wichterman, Co. G, 49th Ohio Infantry Regiment.  7

Jefferson Co. Table Lamp Early 20th century, reverse-painted chipped ice shade, patinaed metal base. Signed '2616 Jefferson Co. F.' Ht. 22 in. Shade 18 in.

Bronze with fine brown patina. Organic Floral decoration, Signed E. LeFievre (Eugene Lelievre, French Belle Epoch) Late 19th / Early 19th Century. also signed Susse F Co. Ed Paris. 3.5" tall, 4" wide.

Encased Postage Stamps Ten Cents "Ellis, McAlpin & Co." Cincinnati, Ohio Civil War Period Encased Postage Stamp Rarity-5 (21-30 Known) EP-112, HB-113, S-81, Reed-EM10. Ten Cents Stamp, "ELLIS, McALPIN

SST. Sign is Maker Marked The Lackner Co., Cincinnati, Ohio. Scarce CA. 1920's Embossed Tin for Cooper Cord & Fabric Tires & Tubes showing a privilege panel for The I.J. Cooper Rubber Company, Dayton

SST. Sign is Maker Marked Novelty Advertising Co., Coshocton, Ohio. An incredible and important piece of early Soda Pop Advertising from My-Coca, advertising "The Original Coca-Cola Formula" with Mrs.

Rated 8.75, 16"x20", SST embossed sign has excellent color and shine, has light wear,  marked THe F. Tuchfarver Co., dated 1901. The Authentication Company #008835.

Edward F. Caldwell (American, 1851-1914) for Edward F. Caldwell & Co. (New York, founded 1895), circa 1915. Early 20th century American ormolu and striated green marble mantel clock, having circular m

By A.J. Siegenthaler Wooster, Ohio, Wayne Co.78 x 74