Rogers Group, "Ha, I like Not That", Othello, some

Rogers Group, "Ha, I like Not That", Othello, some chips, cracks, base is 19" by 11", height is 22"

ROGERS GROUP "HA, I LIKE NOT THAT" 22 1/2"H X 19"H X 11"D

Statue Ha'I like not that; 23" tall by 19" wide & 10" deep

Two silver plated platters. Underside of platters read as FB ROGERS SILVER ON COPPER, and TRIPLE PLATE EPC. Both are decorated with scrolling leaf like patterns. The lip of one platter is pierced. Wea

The rarest John Rogers group "The Bushwhacker". I was told there's only 5 known to exist (3 in museums). Dated April 1865 (the wife's appeal for peace). 12" wide, 22" tall, 8" deep.

JOHN ROGERS GROUP TITLED "THE COUNCIL OF WAR" WITH HANDS BEHIND HEAD 24" X 15" - PROBABLE REPAINT - DATED MARCH 31, 1868 - DARK CREAM TONES

Marie RogersGroup of Two Pigs, Two Birds and a Figure. All stamped. Mint condition. Figure is 6" h. Est. $300-500. Ship: $65

From a Lindenhurst, NY estate. - Dimensions: 24" h.

ROGERS GROUP "THE FUGITIVES STORY" 22"H X 16"W X 11 1/2"D

ROGERS GROUP "cHECKERS UP AT THE FARM" 21"H X 17"W X 21 1/2"D

JOHN ROGERS GROUP TITLED "TAKING THE OATH - DRAWING RATIONS" 22 1/2" X 13" - SURPRISINGLY GOOD CONDITION - DATED JANUARY 30, 1866

JOHN ROGERS GROUP TITLED "RETURN VOLUNTEER - HOW THE FORT WAS TAKEN" 20" X 15" - CREAM TONES - SURPRISINGLY GOOD CONDITION - DATED MAY 17, 1864

JOHN ROGERS GROUP TITLED "THE FAVORED SCHOLAR" 20" X 15" - DARK CREAM TONES - DATED APRIL 1, 1873 - GOOD CONDITION

Rogers group "We Boys" all in nice condition. Original paint, couple of rubs on the paint. 16" wide, 17" tall, 9" deep.

JOHN ROGERS GROUP *UNCLE NEDS SCHOOL*. 1866, BOYS FOOT IS CHIPPED, A FEW CHIPS ON THE FRONT OF THE BASE. 13 1/2 IN WIDE, 19 1/2 IN H

John Rogers Group (The Town Pump) with civil war soldier and lady at the well, 13"H x 11"W

"Checkers: Up at the Farm", signed "John Rogers, New York," titled on front of base, patented 1875, caramel painted plaster, 20" x 18" x 12", flaking to finish, plaster intact. This was Roger's second

John Rogers Group – Why Don’t You Speak For Yourself. Why Don't you Speak for Yourself, John (John Alden and Priscilla) - Taken from Longfellow's narrative poem (Courtship of Miles Standish), the

JOHN ROGERS GROUP TITLED "THE CHARITY PATIENT" 21 1/2" X 13" - DARK GRAY TONES - PROBABLE RE-PAINT - DATED DECEMBER 4, 1866

ROGERS GROUP "ONE MORE SHOT" 24 1/2"H X 9 1/2" DIAM

coming to the pardon

JOHN ROGERS GROUP TITLED "RIP VAN WINKLE OF THE MOUNTAIN" 20 1/2" X 10" - PROBABLE RE-PAINT - DATED JULY 25, 1871

ROGERS GROUP "PARTING PROMISE" 22"H X 10"W X 8"D

ROGERS GROUP "THE TAP ON THE WINDOW" 20 1/2"H X 16"W X 10"D