19th C. American Ship's Octant, E. & W. G. BLUNT

19th century cased ship's compass in very early wooden box, glass cover, primitive gimble, sliding lid, dovetailed box, made by E. & G. W. Blunt, New York, compass 6 1/2" diameter, box 10" high x 10"

Nineteenth century ship's navigator's octant in kidney shaped box. Ebony frame with brass index arm, with one-hundred-degree vernier scale, mirror, filters, etc. Center badge is engraved E & G W Blunt

Brass unit housed in wood case. Compass dial signed "E&G.W. Blunt New York".  9.5"h x 10.5"w x 8.75"d.

USA, Midwestern USA, ca. 19th to early 20th century CE. A fantastic tool from the pioneer period of American history, this is a tall wooden post pump, probably made by E. W. Walker's Factory in Goshen

A lot of three antique late 19th-century American cups of simplistic forms. Minimalist design. One of the items has engraved initials EWC on the front, hallmark C. Farley on the bottom. Hallmark WG an

1854 SLAVE TRADE LAWS Shipmaster’s Assistant Commerce Merchant Ships Navy Blunt Joseph Blunt was a 19th-century American lawyer and historian, best-known for publishing his book ‘The Shipmaster’

American School, 'Portrait of Woman with Shawl' mid-19th century, oil on canvas depicting a full length standing blond woman, apparently unsigned, G. R. Dodge & Co, Baltimore canvas maker's mark en ve

19th century American folk art ship diorama, polychrome painted, appears unsigned. Minor separation to box, some pieces loose, lacking glass. 15-1/4''h, 25-1/2''w, 5''d. Provenance: Estate of Joseph '

19th c. Empire stenciled clock with carved paw feet. E & G. W. BARTHOLOMEW, BRISTOL CT.. 14" x 5" x 29".

Maritime depiction of an American four-mast steamship on choppy seas, with a rising sun; unsigned, in a gilt wood frame. [Art: 12 1/4' H x 17 3/4" W; Frame: 17 1/8" H x 22 3/4" W]. Soiling; stains and

19th century American folk art ship diorama, polychrome painted, appears unsigned. Some rigging loose, minor corner losses to some of the wood sails. 18''h, 25-3/4''w, 5-1/4''d. Provenance: Estate of

solid top over four graduated drawers, with sculpted apron h. 35 w. 40-1/2 d. 16-3/4 in. Provenance: Descent through the family of a late Greenwich, CT centenarian Limited Preview: Please note that th

E. 19th C. American Walnut Pembroke Table. Federal style of typical form with one drawer, on square tapered legs having panel and string inlays. 28.75" H, 30.75" D, 40" W (leaves up)

Kolene Spicher (American, Contemporary) Watercolor on Paper "Portrait of an American Ship", signed lower right E. Kolene Spicher, in 19th century gilt molded frame, signed on paper label on reverse 13

J. Clark, oil painting, J. Clark (British, 19th c.), American three-masted clipper ship, oil on panel, signed "J. Clark", lower right, 15.5"l x 11.5"w (sight), framed

Shadowbox with ship 'Madeline'. American, 19th century. Condition: Excellent original condition. H 19-1/4" W 23-1/8" D 3-3/4". Link for high-res images: https://www.dropbox.com/scl/fo/vmhmjyj4kp5hgskf

STYLE OF JAMES G. TYLER America Late 19th Century A ship under moonlight. Scratched signature "E. Baker" lower right. Signature is not original to the painting. Oil on canvas, 20" x 16". Framed 26" x

Gilt wood wall mirror with ball top, reverse painted panel with maritime battle between British and American ships. 43”H x 25.5”W.

E. Marion Nelson (American, 19th century), "Charles Don Parquale of Thorpe," oil on canvas, signed and titled lower left, overall (with frame): 16"h x 14"w

Sarony & Major, American Naval ship lithograph, Sarony & Major (American, 19th c.), "Caloric Ship Ericsson - Passing the Battery NY", 16.5"h x 21"w (sight), 26"h x 30.5"w (frame size), matted and fram

Currier & Ives, lithograph Hudson River ships, Currier & Ives (American, 19th c.), "The Entrance to the Highlands. Hudson River looking South", c. 1864, 18.5"h 24.5" (sight), 29.25"h x 36.25"w (frame)

Two 19th c. American Indian prints including: "MO-HON-G-OSAGE WOMAN" (Philadelphia, Published by E.C. Biddle, artist C.B. King, sight 17" x 12", overall 27 1/2" x 22"), and "KA-TA-WA-BE-DA A CHIPPEWAY

AMERICAN COIN SILVER SPOONS, MID 19TH C., TEN:Including 6 dessert spoons, L.7 1/4", and 4 teaspoons; each is engraved "E. G. Hayes" at the tip. Stamped "Coin" with patent date 1855. Totaling approxima

American, 19th Century. Two curved ship lanterns, (1) brass 13.75"h 5"w 5.25"l and (2) early punched tin with curved green glass 12.5"h 8"w 6"l.