Kentucky Congressman

Details: William Campbell Preston Breckinridge clipped autograph. Near fine condition. William Campbell Preston Breckinridge (August 28, 1837 – November 18, 1904) was a lawyer and Democratic pol

Heading: (Civil War) Author: Title: Tintype of General Lovell Rousseau, U.S. Army, later a Congressman from Kentucky Place Published: No place Publisher: Date Published: c. 1860's Desc

Cloth bound book with dust cover, 5.5” x 8.5”, 522 pgs. Gift Inscriptions to Congressman John Watts (from Kentucky) on front page. Binding and spline in good condition. No tears, foxing, e

Revolutionary War Kentucky Land Agreement Signed by Federal Judge and Future Supreme Court Justice and Witnessed by Frontiersman and Future Congressman HARRY INNES, THOMAS TODD, and DAVID PRUITT, Docu

(10 1/2" X 13 1/4")

Early miniature landscape view of Pleasant Hill, KY, by Thomas Worthington Whittredge (New Jersey/New York/Ohio, 1820-1910). The oil on paper laid on board painting, titled "Shaker Ferry- View on Kent

John B. Botto (American, Kentucky, 19th Century) Cherokee Park, Louisvilleoil on canvassigned J.B. Botto to lower right34 1/4 x 22 1/4 inches. This

Expulsion, circa 1969. Made from poplar wood, water birch, cedar, with a black painted serpent nestled in fruit tree. Measures 12.5" tall, 9" long, and 19" wide. Provenance: George and Miriam Van Wall

Kentucky Windsor settee or bench, attributed to William Challen, Lexington. Plain crest over a tripartite back, each section fitted with four spindles having oval ornaments and one central Federal urn

UNTITLED YELLOW, acrylic painting on canvas, signed lower right, 57 x 44 ”, minor surface soiling, canvas slightly slack in a few areas, discoloration on verso, two small surface scrapes lower right

Harlan Hubbard (American/Kentucky, 1900-1988). Oil on board in a tobacco stick frame, signed and dated 74 l.r., and with inscription to masonite verso indicating the work is from the Emmett Wood Estat

Diminutive Kentucky Sheraton blockfront huntboard or sideboard, primary woods include mahogany veneer and cherry, with poplar secondary. Consisting of a shaped top over a convex blockfront dovetailed

Kentucky Needlework Sampler stitched by Eliza Pearson and dated 1832, silk on coarse weave linen in colors of red, navy blue, green, brown/tan and ivory. "Eliza Pearson Aged 9 1832" stitched into 5 ro

CONGRESSMAN BILL YOUNG ARCHIVE Sixty Four (64) cartons comprising the the archives of Congressman Bill Young's library storage archives and his offices in Washington and Florida. A sampling of box ope

Kentucky Sheraton cherry sugar chest, poplar secondary. Rectangular case form having a plain partially hinged top opening to a divider, highly figured cherry front and figured case sides that dovetail

Crosley Radio ColoRadios Lighted Sign (Louisville, Kentucky, ca. 1950). ColoRadios "illumination in motion" advertising sign for Crosley, Louisville, Kentucky, ca. 1950. Reverse with sticker label for

late 18th/early 19th century, shaped top, conforming case with frieze drawer over cabinet doors, flanked by two deep cabinets, tapered legs, poplar secondary wood, 37 x 72-1/4 x 23 in. Provenance: Est

Circa 1830. Each in the black as found and unrestored. One in 50 cal by J.J. Henry having been marked on the barrell and the plate. The other seemingly unmarked but has not been bored out. Its plate i

19th C. Hinged plank top with breadboard ends opening to two compartment interior surmounted by two short knife drawers. The top and one interior drawer are lacking their original locking hardware. Th

Fayette county, circa 1800-1810, long Hepplewhite sideboard, mahogany and cherry exterior woods with veneers and inlays in walnut, mahogany, tulip wood and holly. Pine & poplar secondary woods blocked

SCARPA CARLO (1906 - 1978) Eight Kentucky chairs for Bernini, Ceriano Laghetto. 1979. Wood and leather.. Cm 50,00 x 100,00 x 46,00. Production mark on the rear tips.Literature: G. Gramigna, Repertorio

4 3/4" Gorgeously Colorful Notched Base Dovetail, Dickey COA, found in Warren Co. Kentucky near Bowling Green

Early 19th century in cherry. The chest descended in the family of Nellie Hatchett (1870-1966) and Thomas Hatchett (1868-1961), and resided at a farmhouse in in what was known as Bear Wallow in Barren

RARE AND IMPORTANT KENTUCKY FOLK ART SCHOOL GIRL MAPS, LOT OF FIVE, descended in the Cowan and Craig families of Central Kentucky, including "A Map of the United States Drawn by Mary H. L. Craig at th