Francis Lightfoot Lee Planter Virginia 1.03 Ounce

FRAMED SILHOUETTE BY CHARLES WILSON PEALE CUT PRIOR TO 1800 OF MRS FRANCIS LIGHTFOOT LEE, WIFE OF ONE OF THE SIGNERS OF THE DECLARATION OF INDEPENDENCE

An American Portrait Miniature of Edmund J. Lee (Virginia, 1772-1843). Watercolor, unsigned. Framed in a locket case with woven hair to reverse. Lee served as mayor of Alexandria, Virginia from M

Francis Lee Jaques (American, 1887-1969). Watercolor on paper. Image size 3.75" x 4.5". Signed. Professionally matted and framed in gilt frame with linen mat.

An American Portrait Miniature of Sarah Caldwell Lee (Virginia, 1775-1837). Watercolor, unsigned. Framed in a locket case with woven hair to reverse and label inscribed 'Sarah Lee 1775-1837&#

A set of Alvin sterling silver in the 'Romantique' pattern circa 1933. Total weight is 109.74 troy ounces. 103 pieces consisting of: Twelve 8 piece settings (minus 1 dinner knife) 8 serving pieces

Francis I pattern (82) Pc Reed & Barton Sterling Silver Set, marked sterling. Approximately 90 OZT not including knives. Overall weight with knives at half an oz is: 103 OZT.Amount and size: (7) butte

Description: Lee Henry Henry "Light Horse Harry" Lee Requests All Virginia "condemnation of slaves" Cases for Clemency Review 1p printed document signed by Henry "Light Horse Harry" Lee III (1756-1818

916,6/1000 fine gold, good purity, face value 50 US Dollar. Troy weight: 1 ounce (31,103 gram), total weight: 33,9305 gram. Diameter 32,70 mm, thickness 2,75 mm.

999,9/1000 fine gold, highest purity, face value 50 US Dollar. Troy weight: 1 ounce (31,103 gram), diameter 32,7 mm, thickness 2,95 mm.

916,6/1000 fine gold, good purity, face value 50 US Dollar. Troy weight: 1 ounce (31,103 gram), total weight: 33,9305 gram. Diameter 32,70 mm, thickness 2,75 mm.

999,9/1000 fine gold, highest purity, face value 50 US Dollar. Troy weight: 1 ounce (31,103 gram), diameter 32,7 mm, thickness 2,95 mm.

Sterling Silver 77-Piece Flatware Setearly 20th centuryeach marked "Sterling"103.33 troy ounces

Autographs 1772 Virginia Governor HENRY LEE Signed Land Grant HENRY LEE (1756-1818). Also known as Light-Horse Harry Lee or Henry Lee III, was an officer in the Continental Army, a Representative from

Sam Francis "Untitled (SF-269)" offset color lithograph, 1982. Signed lower right, "Sam Francis" and numbered lower left, "103/250". Sheet: 47.25"H x 34.25"W; Frame: 55.125"H x 41.25"W. PROVENANCE: Co

Robert E. Lee Autograph Letter Signed "R E Lee." One page, 8" x 9.75", Lexingt

Justine Kurland (b. 1969)Ship Wrecked, 2000C-print Signed and numbered '4/6' on the reverseEdition de 6 pieces and 2 EA76 x 103 cmProvenance : - Gorney Bravin + Lee Gallery, New York- Galerie Rodolph

Collection of 15 Robert E. Lee related photographs, including 8 bearing imprint of Cook Studios of Richmond, Virginia, plus photos of Lee's sons. 1st - 2nd Items: Two 8x10 prints on stock of photograp

including Tiffany & Co trays, Kirk & Son salt and pepper and Reed & Barton "Francis I" tea strainer73 troy ounces weighable

Various Artists (Chryssa, Lee Bontecou, Allan D'Arcangelo, Sam Francis, Claes Oldenburg, and Larry Rivers) (20th century) National Collection of Fine Arts Portfolio five lithographs, one screenprint,

Antique 1676 map of Virginia and Maryland engraved by Francis Lamb and republished by Thomas Basset & Richard Chriswell after John Speed's 1611 atlas. With "The Description of Mary-Land" text on rever

Antique 1676 hand-colored map of Virginia and Maryland engraved by Francis Lamb and republished by Thomas Basset & Richard Chriswell after John Speed's 1611 atlas. Good overall, apparent repairs, mino

marked "S. Kirk & Son Inc." and "Sterling" 55 total troy ounces Provenance: The Estate of Lee Phillip Bell, co-creator of 'The Young and the Restless' and 'The Bold and the Beautiful' each 6 3/8 inche

Francis I pattern 74 pieces, 88 troy ounces weighable

With great pleasure, we present this Virginia military button worn during the Civil War by General Robert E. Lee, bestowed by the General himself to 16-year-old Fanny Crump at the close of the war. Ne