Group of 6 1860s Boston Semi-Weekly Advertiser Newspapers

Newspapers, including Poulson's American Daily Advertiser, Philadelphia. Most 1829, but 4 are 1810. Also newspapers from Boston 1823, Newark NJ 1839-42, Lancaster 1868, Boston 1792, Washington 1803, L

Bound. Includes Philadelphia Aurora General Advertiser December 31, 1805-December 31, 1806 and Boston Cultivator January 5, 1850-January 4, 1851. 20-1/2" high x 13-1/2" wide. Ownership marks. IMPORTAN

Shell Spoon Warmer c.1875. Modelled as a conch upon a rock ground with shells and seaweed. Length: 6.5 inches Provenance: Nick Boston Antiques

An order to raise a company of men to defend the town and harbor of Boston. One partially printed page, 6.5" x 3.75", Boston, [Massachusetts]; M

c.1875, designed as 6 wells separated by small shell twists radiating from a central well, 10". Catalogued and curated by Nicolaus Boston. Flower Family Collection.

Box & Cover c.1875 designed as a frog sat on a lily pad to form the cover and the base formed as rocks and leaves, 6"w, 4"h. Catalogued and curated by Nicolaus Boston. Flower Family Collection.

A Rare Moser Art Glass Amethyst Round 6 Well Oyster Plate, 8 ¾” Oyster Plate, 8 ¾” Curated and catalogued by Nicolaus Boston

Frog Teapot c.1880, the body decorated as frogs playing a frog head spout, a frog handle and with a tiny frog finial to the lid, 6 1/2"h, 8"w. Catalogued and curated by Nicolaus Boston. Flower Family

Pennsylvania Heart-Floral Shouldered Semi-Oval Butter Print. 19th century, unusual double heart stylized tulip, 6-pointed star and floral carvings. 5-3/4"h.

Plate c.1870, 10 1/2", modeled as 6 fish head wells looking outwards from a central circular sauce well, all divided by fish scales. Catalogued and curated by Nicolaus Boston. Flower Family Collection

6 Well Shells Oyster Plate c.1875, 8 3/4", the shell wells divided with coral and shell twist and conch, with a circular shell centre. Catalogued and curated by Nicolaus Boston. Flower Family Collecti

c.1875, 9 3/4", modeled as 6 oyster wells with a larger cracker well divided by small rosettes and all radiating from a central circular well. Catalogued and curated by Nicolaus Boston. Flower Family

boxes, 2 wood (largest 23"x19 1/2"x14"d and smallest 6 1/2"x3"x2 1/2"d) and 3 cardboard (12 1/2"x6", 2 - 9"x6") most with early newspaper lining

1860's Lebanon County PA folk art watercolor book. Newspaper cover and backing with string binding. Eight pages. This was the master book. Dimensions: 8" x 6 1/2" Please note that this lot has a confi

CONSTANTINE MANOS (*1934)| Memorial Day in a cemetery, Boston 1974 Image Size: 37,9 x 56,6 cm English: Gelatin silver print, printed 1989 on double-weight semi-matte paper 50,7 x 60,6 cm, in perfect c

Group (6) Chinese enameled porcelain objects, 19th & 20th c., including a famille vert bowl, 6"h x 7"dia, a small blue enameled jardiniere with underplate, 3.5"h x 4"dia, a pair of shaped mincemeat bo

EARLY BOSTON NEWSPAPERS. The Boston News-Letter, No. 688 Newspaper, 12 1/2 x 8 1/4 in., 'from Monday June 17 to Monday June 24, 1717'. Fold marks, one hole, stain at upper left, paper toned. Very rare

EARLY BOSTON NEWSPAPERS. The Boston News-Letter, No. 742 Newspaper, 12 1/4 x 8 1/2 in., 'from Monday June 30 to Monday July, 1718'. Fold marks, some splitting along folds, a few holes, toning. Very ra

US 1 oz Silver Eagle Group (6) NGC PF 70 - (2) 2019 S Eagle S $1 First Releases, Signed by John M. Mercanti 12th Chief Engraver, NGC Enhanced Rev PF 70. (2) 2012 S Eagle $1 San Francisco Eagle Set, Ea

Rare and important set of Queen Anne walnut chairs with splat back with slip balloon leather seats on a stretcher base. Boston origin circa 1750. Per family archives and label, the set of chairs belon

Group (6) Asian hardwood or bronze figures, 19th/20th c., poss. Chinese or Southeast Asian, comprising three hardwood, two bronze and one porcelain example, 9"h x 2.5"dia (largest), 4.5"h x 2"dia. (sm

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Paul Revere autograph document signed ("Paul Revere"). One page, 7.25" x 3", Boston; December 24, 1813. An exceptionally scarce autographed memora

John Hancock letter signed ("John Hancock") as Governor of Massachusetts. One page, 7.25" x 8.75", Boston; April 14, 1781. Addressed to "Hi