19th cent Chromolithograph Hygenic Water Cure Retreat

19th cent Chromolithograph Hygienic Water Cure Retreat, Our Home on the Hillside Dansville Liv. Co. NY, 1864-1870; Austin Hurd & Co. Proprietors; Published by Sage & Sons, Buffalo NY Lithographers; 25

19th Cent. Chromolithograph in Gilt Frame 29"x 35"

"Our Home on the Hillside Dansville Liv. Co. NY"; Austin Hurd & Co. Proprietors; Sage & Sons, Buffalo NY Lithographers; framed; slight foxing and vertical foxing line; central horizontal tear through

PAIR OF AMERICAN 19th CENT CHROMOLITHOGRAPHS Young Black Children, 17 1/2" x 11 1/2", Matching Burl Frames behind glass. Overall measures 23" x 17"

DESCRIPTION: Antique holy water wall font made of white onyx with a brass back. At the center of the white onyx is an image of Christ crowned with thorns framed by an ornate brass and cloisonne frame

DESCRIPTION: Antique holy water wall font made of white onyx with a brass back. At the center of the white onyx is an image of a youthful Christ child is framed by an ornate brass and cloisonne frame

TWO FRAMED 19TH CENT CHINESE WATER COLORS ON PAPER

DESCRIPTION: Antique holy water wall font made of white onyx with a brass back. At the center of the white onyx is an image of Christ crowned with thorns framed by an ornate brass and cloisonne frame

Porcelain. China, late Qing, approx. 19th cent. Typical water vessel for the brush of the calligrapher, cylindrical form with round shoulders, big opening with hardly offset rim. The "ox blood-red" of

Glazed ceramic. Korea, 18th until 19th cent.Rectangular water dropper with two openings and relief depictions on the upper surface. A "tiger in a bamboo grove" is shown, while the beast of prey is rat

19th cent S.P. hot water urn

DESCRIPTION: A Pair of 19th Cent. Indian Silver Water sprinklers feature in a crane form depicted with fish in mouth. Finely etched along the body with layers of feathered decorations fitted atop a ci

19TH CENT URN SHAPED TIN WATER COOLER W/ DOUBLE SPIGOT - FRONT & BACK - 21" T - WEAR & IMPERFECTIONS

Sheffield Plate Hot Water Urn. Early 19th cent. Repousse work, shell feet, gadrooning. Ht. 18".

Porcelain. China, late Qing, approx. 19th cent. Excellent spirited “peacock feather“ glaze with turquoise-colored and violet-red to fire-red patterns. More turquoise on the belly-like curv

Porcelain. China, late Qing Dynasty, approx. 19th cent. Very flat vessel with wide opening. External deep "ox blood" glaze, inside light grey color tone with distinctive craquelling glaze. The rim is

Porcelain. China, Qing Dynasty, 19th cent. The almost totally round, shouldered, small vessel is finely formed and offers a beautiful reddish tone à la "ox blood" on the exterior, allowing the ligh

Green glazed porcelain. China, Qing, 19th cent. With mark on bottom Da Qing Yongzheng nian zhi A beautiful apple-green color, on bottom white glaze. Half round form with circular, flush opening above.

Glazed stone ware. China, Qing, approx. 19th cent. Effective glaze with flaming areas. Spherical form with flattened shoulder, wide opening with flush rim. Liver-colored tone above with very fine mott

DESCRIPTION: A 19th Cent. Blackamoor wooden sculpture depicts a woman carrying a water vessel, painted in ebonized and polychrome finishes, further completed with gilt accents. CIRCA: Late 18th To ear

Restored 19th Cent. Painting,Hudson River School Style. This Beautiful oval shaped painting of water with mountains in the distance is done in the style of the Hudson River School.. This piece has bee

(1) "My Water Cure: Tested for More Than 35 Years and Published for the Cure of Diseases and the Preservation of Health" by Sebastian Kneipp. Translated from his 36th German Edition. Kempten, Bavaria:

Antique clear glass bottle, marked "MEXICAN MUSTANG LINIMENT." Google the term for a fascinating history of this Victorian-era cure-all whose main ingredient is suggested to have been crude petroleum.

DESCRIPTION: An antique Chinese bronze figure seated on water buffalo. Figure is removable (Private estate in Tamarac FL, gentleman lived in China from 1955-1962) CIRCA: 19th Cent. ORIGIN: China DIMEN