The Birthplace of Henry Clay, Hanover County Virgin

Henry Clay Silhouette Statesman - Senator - Congressman Artist: William H. Brown Print Type: Stone Lithograph Dated: 1844 Publis

Portrait of Henry Clay 19th century Artist: After a painting Matthew Harris Jouett Date: 1895 Publisher: Century Origin: America

Obituary Addresses on the Occasion of the Death of the Hon. Henry Clay A Senator of the United States from the State of Kentucky, delivered in the Senate & in the Ho

Signed legal pleading to the Circuit Court of Fayette County regarding events which occurred August 21, 1794. Signed Clay pq with certificate of authenticity from EAC Gallery,Roslyn Heights NY

A RARE GEORGE III BLACK JAPANNED AND POLYCHROME DECORATED SEMI ELLIPTICAL FOLDING TEA TABLEBY HENRY CLAY, LAST QUARTER 18TH CENTURY Veneered in papier mâché and painted, the top with neoclassica

US Senators: 75 Free Frank Covers of US Senators Serving Between 1845-1865. Henry Clay, Millard Fillmore, Robert Toombs, Hamilton Fish. Remarkable collection, expertly presented of US Senators' signat

1844 HENRY CLAY PRESIDENTIAL CAMPAIGN FLAG BANNER, printed cotton, canton featuring bust portrait of the candidate surrounded by 26-star wreath, blue and white stripes. Archivally mounted in a custom

Portrait. Oil on Canvas, H: 34.25" X W: 27". Signed lower left, W. Gould Pinxt Neagle. Provenance: Berry-Hill Galleries Inc. 743 fifth avenue New York, NY 10022.Heritage Auctions Texas: May 17th, 2011

Three photo albums and a box of glass slide. The first photo album records a trip by oil baron Henry Clay Pierce and friends to his Cedar Island Lodge, (and future Calvin Coolidge 'Summer White House'

Bronze, Brass, White Metal. Clay the perennial candidate (“I’d rather be right than President.”) is hailed as Star of the West, Farmer of Ashland, and Mill Boy of the Slashes. Medals

[SLAVERY & ABOLITION]. Administrator's Sale of Slaves. Clay County, MO: N.p., 9 March 1858. 9 1/2 x 7 7/8 in. letterpress broadside (toning, short marginal tears); framed to 13 1/4 x 10 1/4 in. (not e

3 1/4" First-View Cody Complex found in Henry County Missouri Rogers COA found by Ted Hill Very Well Made nice median ridge

(2) Belter Rosewood Parlor Chairs, Henry Clay Pattern, (1) 42.75"x 24.5"x 30" Gent's Armchair, (1) Matching 37"x 19"x 23.5" Lady's Chair, Both With Matching Cream, Orange And Green Embroidered Floral

Belter Rosewood Sofa, Henry Clay Pattern, 39"x 63"x 32", Embroidered Floral Upholstery. Woody Auction Cannot Ship This Item - It Must Be Picked Up In Person In Douglass, KS, Or Shipped Via A Professio

Unsuccessfully sought the U.S. presidency. Engineered the Missouri Compromise in 1820. Presented in a velvet-lined shadow box frame. unsigned 12 1/2 x 10 3/4 inches.

Henry Clay Autograph Letter Signed ALS. An American lawyer, statesman and speaker. Dated 1814, promoted Compromise Bill of 1850 which postponed slavery question. Two pages, front and verso, signed ver

FRAMED 1850 GILT PLASTER? LOW RELIEF OF HENRY CLAY DESIGNED AND PROMATHETYPED BY C. YOUNGLOVE HAYNES NOV 12, 1850 PHIL 28" X 23" CORDTS MANSION

Early Cherry Sheraton Sugar Chest on Tall Legs. From an Estate in Henry County, KY Circa 1840's - 30.5"T - 40"W - 19"D

Printed ship's passport signed by John Quincy Adams, president and Henry Clay, secretary of state. For the Ship Mary of Bath. Dated February 1, 1825. Dimensions: (Frame) H 25.5" x W 17.5" (Document) H

Made for Scovill & Adams Co. by American Optical Co of New York circa 1895. This is the second version with a hinged bed. In overall VG condition. Good case, good bellows, leather handle present, orig

Pair of American Rococo Revival Laminated Rosewood Armchairs in the "Henry Clay" Pattern, mid-19th century, attributed to John Henry Belter, New York, each with a floral-, foliate- and fruit-carved cr

FEDERAL CHERRYWOOD CHEST OF DRAWERSAmerican, possibly Henry County Kentucky, circa 1800. The rectangular top with stringing to the front edge, over four square drawers, each with brass handles, string

[ROGERS, BRUCE] An Illustrated Catalogue of the Works of Art in the Collection of Henry Clay Frick. With an introduction by Sir Osbert Sitwell. New York: The Frick Art Reference Library, Press-numbere

Each with expanding paper or leather edges; one featuring Henry Clay The American Statesman; one lettered General Taylor never surrender; two with portraits of gentlemen, one of which is double-sided;