Allegheny Scenery Plate c 1830 Pennsylvania

Allegheny Scenery, plate, c. 1830, Staffordshire, England pottery with historical view of the Allegheny River, side wheel packet boat and the Pennsylvania Canal, 10.5 inch diameter, Peppard and Callan

A lovely set of antique 19th century hand painted 8 plates and a pair of compotes decorated with a shade of teal, blue and a gilt border. One of the nice attributes of this set is that each plate has

A lovely set of antique 19th century hand painted 8 plates and a pair of compotes decorated with a shade of teal, blue and a gilt border. One of the nice attributes of this set is that each plate has

marked for Davenport Asian motif plate measures 9.5 inches. Greens blues teals floral design gardens and bridge. No chips no cracks no color fading

Paris Porcelain hand painted ornithological porcelain plate, circa 1830. Hand painted scene with a pair of colorful birds to the center, gilt to the edge. Underside marked Giovine in Napoli. Weight Ap

Ernst Ferdinand Öhme (1779 Dresden - 1885 ibid) (attributed), Church ruin in front of a mountain scenery, c. 1830, Pencil and watercolor on paper. 17.8 × 20.8 cm. Inscribed on the reverse: Pa

Glass and Porcelain Patriotic Heraldic American Eagle Feather-Edge Leeds Plate c. 1830 Patriotic Design Pearlware Plate, Leeds, with American Heraldic Eagle Feather-edged rim, England, Choice Very Fin

DESCRIPTION: Patriotic heraldic American eagle pearlware plate. C. 1830 With green feather edge design. American eagle with Heraldic shield central decoration with 13 stars in surrounding field. MEASU

American heraldic eagle Staffordshire plate. C. 1830 Staffordshire blue spatterware dessert plate. Eagle and shield pattern. 7" diameter. IMPORTANT: Before bidding, please read the terms and condition

Pair of Feuillet Paris Porcelain Costume Plates, c. 1830, hand painted with named Figures in traditional costumes, including "Mahometane Voilee, " and "Costume Russe," with gilded bord

Pair of Feuillet Paris Porcelain Costume Plates, c. 1830, hand painted with named Figures in traditional costumes, including "Mahometane Voilee, " and "Costume Russe," with gilded borders. Signed to t

Staffordshire Transferware Platter, Penitentiary Building in Allegheny, Pittsburgh, c.1830, dark sepia, stamp (with erroneous title) and red paint mark on underside, 15.5 x 13 inches.

Teapot and Bowl, possibly Tucker Porcelain Factory (1826-38), Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, c. 1830. White-bodied porcelain objects with gilding and floral garlands painted in yellow, purple, blue, oran

Hard pine, probably Pennsylvania c. 1830, grain painted with two-color geometric trim opens to original till. 26 1/2 x 43 x 18 1/2 inches.

Probably Pennsylvania, c. 1830, mixed woods. Half-spindle windsors with their original floral decoration on a light green ground. 31.5" high. (P1)

FLEETWOOD (W) Seventeen Sermons, first collected together, 1717, 8vo, modern boards; MOLIERE. Le Misanthrope, Toulouse 1809, 8vo, binding rubbed; The Unique, 3 vols., c.1830., 12mo, plates, vellum bac

Mason's Ironstone Imari Dinner Service, C.1830, Tureen/ Platters/ Plates/ Soup Plates

Artist:19th Century Pa. Title:two Decorated script style redware plates with serrated edges Date:19th century Dimensions:9.5 inches in diameter

(A) "The Equitable Life Assurance…" embossed on cast iron plate. (B) "N. Y. C. & St L. RR …" embossed on cast aluminum plate with old blue paint. (C) "Pennsylvania Railroad Equipment Trust

Pennsylvania 19th Century Slip-Decorated Redware Plate. Coggle wheel edge. 10-1/2" diam. Condition: Good with cracks and chips.

LOT (3) EARLY POCKET BOOK MAPS INCL. H/C STATE OF NEW YORK BY HUMPHREY PHELPS,1833, 16" X 21", STATE OF NEW JERSEY BY J. LOW, C. 1830, 10 1/2" X 7 1/2", STATE OF PENNSYLVANIA BY A. FINLEY, C. 1830, 9"

Six (6) Late George III English silver dinner plates. Marked for Richard Sibley I c. 1830 Makepeace London. Dimensions: 10" diametertotal weight: 1lb 5.4 oz. each and total 9lb.2.4 avg. oz.

Pennsylvania smoke decorated blanket chest, c.1830. 25.5”h.x48”w.x21”d.

Pennsylvania flame-grain painted blanket chest, c.1830. 24”h.x43”w.