Timothy Pickering Aids New Indian Agent

For the Schooner Amity, Benjamin C. Shapley master. No. 12. Signed by the President George Washington and Timothy Pickering Secretary of State. State of New Hampshire, Portsmouth. 19 1/2 x 14 inches (

Signed marble sculpture of an American Indian figure. Tim (Timothy) Washburn is a sculptor living in New Mexico/Arizona. He is known for his Native American themed sculpture, hand carved marble, stone

1798 Instructions for the private armed vessels of the United States. To Captain John Hooper of Marblehead commander of the private armed Schooner called the "Dolphin" of Newburyport. 8 1/4 x 4 3/4 in

Timothy Pickering Gives Pay Certificate for Trees and Sled Service Quartermaster General Timothy Pickering wrote this pay certificate, acknowledging that the United States owed William Barnes for

ADAMS, John (1735-1826). Partially engraved document accomplished in a secretarial hand signed ("John Adams") as President, countersigned by Secretary of State Timothy Pickering, 1 February 1800. 1 pa

lot of 2, includes a three-strand shell necklace stung on cotton twine and embellished with larger shells; manuscript tag reads Indian/ New Mexican or Arizona Shell Beads/ 1896, length 30 in.; AND a

Federal Tall Clock by Timothy Chandler (Concord, New Hampshire, ca. 1800) Inlaid cherry and mahogany tall case clock by Timothy Chandler (1762-1848), Concord, New Hampshire, ca. 1800. Featuring an imp

Earl Biss (Apsáalooke, 1947-1998) Turn of the Century Indians with New Hats and Old Hats (State I), edition 16/75, 1990 serigraph signed Biss (upper right); titled, numbered and dated (lower

India, Pala Dynasty, ca. 11th-12th century. Fine depiction of Parvati with attendants. Ex: Sotheby's New York City: "Indian & Southeast Asian Art," September 1999, Lot 121 (therein described as Lalita

WILLIAMS, JOHN LEE The Territory of Florida: or, Sketches of the topography, civil and natural history of the country, the climate and the Indian tribes. New-York: A. T. Goodrich, 1837. First edition.

[NATIVE AMERICANS]. CLARK, William (1770-1838). Autograph letter signed ("Wm Clark") as US Agent of Indian Affairs, to William Linnard, Esq. St. Louis, MO, 23 January 1812.   1 page, 4to (creased

Coffee service for 6 persons, 22 pieces, Meissen, various marks after 1934, 1st choice, form New Cutout, decor Indian Purple, ornamental gilding, coffee pot, lid inside and stand ring bumped, h. 24 cm

Large breakfast and coffee service for 10-12 persons, 53 pieces, Meissen, various marks after 1934, 1st choice, shape New Cutout, decor Indian Green, ornamental gilding, consisting of: Coffee pot, h.

Tea set for 6 persons, 24 pieces, Meissen, marks majority 1972-80, 1st choice, shape New Neckline, decor Indian Green, ornamental gilding, consisting of: Teapot, h. 13 cm, teapot warmer with lidded po

Tea set for 6 persons, 15 pieces, Meissen, various marks after 1972, 1st choice, form New Cutout, decor Indian Purple, ornamental gilding, teapot, lid rose minimally bumped, h. 12,5 cm, milk jug, h. 9

Dinner service for 8 persons, 29 pieces, Meissen, various marks 20th c., i.a. knob period, 1st choice, form New Cutout, decor Indian Purple, 8 dinner plates, d. 25 cm, 8 soup cups w. saucer, d. 16,5 c

SILENCE=DEATH COLLECTIVE Aidsgate Offset lithograph poster. 860x560 mm; 34x22 inches. [New York]: AIDS Coalition to Unleash Power [ACT UP], 1987.Provenance: from the collection of Christopher Lione.Ai

Oscar E. Berninghaus (American, 1874-1952) suite of three color prints, contained in one frame, titles include: "Apache Visitors in the Pueblo of Taos"; "Indians Plowing New Fields for Summers Crops";

(New York1825-1892) Young Indian Fisher, signed at bottom "Randolph Rogers Roma", white marble, 33 x 18 x 15 in., with gray marble pedestal, 38-3/4 x 17 x 17 in. Provenance: Private Huntsville, Alabam

The lot features a silver mounted presentation grade pipe tomahawk from the early 1800. The circa 1800 tomahawk is attributed to the Iroquois Indian area of New York state and is an early English-made

Linderman, Frank B. and Russel, Charles M. (Illustrator). Indian Why Stories. New York: Charles Scribner's Sons, 1915. First edition, signed by Russell including his trademark steer head drawing. Prov

Charlie Willeto (American, 1906-1964) Untitled Figure, circa 1960 Carved wood with polychrome 34 inches (86.4 cm) PROVENANCE: Indian Trader, Lybrook, New Mexico; Jack Beasley, acquired from the above;