Wallace Nutting The Old Homestead

Approx 19 3/4" x 23 3/4"

The Old Homestead", "Chintz and Chat", and "Sunshine and Music", all signed in the mat. Some of the mats have water stains. The photos are approximately 7.5"h x 9.5"w, largest frame 15.5" x 18.5

"Maine Beautiful: A Pictorial Record Covering all the Counties of Maine, with Text Between", by Wallace Nutting, Old America Company Publishers, Framingham, Massachusetts, 1924, Plimpton Press. First

Wallace Nutting (American 1861-1941) "The Old Castle Window," hand-colored photograph, signed in ink lower right, titled lower left, framed. Dimensions: 4.5 x 6.5 in. image size 12.25 x 15.25 in. as f

Wallace Nutting (American 1861-1941) "An Old Pasture," hand-colored photograph, signed in ink lower right, titled lower left, framed. Dimensions: 4 x 9.5 image size 11 x 17 as framed. Condition: As is

WALLACE NUTTING TITLED THE OLD STAGE ROAD COPYRIGHT 1903, IN OAK FRAME OF THE PERIOD. SOME LIGHT FOXING ALONG TOP AND RIGHT SIDE, ACTUAL PHOTOGRAPH MEASURES 9 1/2" X 13 1/2".

Lot 3 old Wallace Nutting mahogany windsor chairs with paper labels, pair of #310 and one #410.

Wallace Nutting "Winding the Old Clock" original 1923 Signed Photograph, Framed Prints, Advertisement Thermometer "A Breath of Spring and Glass Shadow Tray.

The Quilting Party This photograph was made inside the Cutler Bartier House, Newburyport, Ma. One of the five old houses that Wallace Nutting owned and furnished with antiques for his picture business

Wallace Nutting (American 1861-1941) "In the Blase Days of Old," hand-colored photograph, signed in ink lower right, titled lower left, framed. Dimensions: 4.75 x 6.75 in. image size 12 x 14 in. as fr

Lot consisting of hand-tinted photographs by Wallace Nutting (American 1861-1941), David Davidson (American 1881-1967), and others, largest 14 3/4"x 18 1/4", smallest 14 1/4" x 12 1/4".

Wallace Nutting (American, 1861-1941), hand-tinted photograph of a woman making dinner over the hearth, titled l.l., 10" x 13 1/2" sheet size, 17" x 21" framed.

Fine old comb-back windsor chair in maple and oak stamped Wallace Nutting. 46.5 in high, 18 x 18 seat.

Maple with pine top with bread board ends, sausage turned legs and stretchers, pin construction, with printed lable on underside, old finish, 35" long x 27" wide & high. Condition shrinkag in top, els

"Virginia Beautiful" by Wallace Nutting, illustrated By the Author with Over Three Hundred Pictures of Landscapes and Dwellings, published in cooperation with Old America Company by Garden City Publis

Including: "Connecticut Beautiful", "New Hampshire Beautiful"(3), "Maine Beautiful", "Massachusetts Beautiful", "Vermont Beautiful" All published by Old America Company, Framingham, MA

16 various books, some signed (Wallace Nutting, letter by author Fiske Kimball..)Dimensions: Largest 10" x 12" inches (DSEI103/16)(GO)

Framed Wallace Nutting New England Uplands, 1908, together with a large group of framed prints and photos comprising ruby glass photographs, "A Chip Off the Old Block," Maxim's book page framed, and a

"Connecticut Beautiful" by Wallace Nutting, illustrated by the author with drawings and photographs covering all the counties in Connecticut, published in Cooperation with Old America Company by the G

Includes Colonial Houses by Philip B. Wallace, Furniture of the Pilgrim Century Volumes 1 & 2 by Wallace Nutting, The Dress of the People by John Styles, The Old House Book of Living Rooms and Parlors

"Pennsylvania Beautiful" by Wallace Nutting, illustrated by the author with drawings and photographs covering all the counties in Connecticut, published in Cooperation with Old America Company by the

Group of Books on Pewter and Furniture, including 'Old Pewter: Its Makers and Marks' by Howard Herschel Cotterell; 'American Windsors' by Wallace Nutting; and 'Early American Wooden Ware' by Mary Earl

WALLACE NUTTING REPRODUCTION PHILADELPHIA CHIPPENDALE STYLE DESK AND BOOKCASE, two-piece construction, upper case featuring carved bust finial of Milton, fielded-panel doors flanked by fluted quarter

Wallace "Old Atlanta" Sterling Silver Flatware Set the pattern designed in 1899 by Henry Leslie Wallace (1851-1920), this set fourth quarter 20th century, Wallingford, Connecticut, including two dozen