872: SHEEP WEATHERVANE. American, second half 19th Cent

SHEEP WEATHERVANE. American, second half 19th Century. A polled Merino sheep, possibly made by Cushing & Sons, Waltham, Massachusetts. Full-bodied copper sheep with verdigris patina and traces of gild

AMERICAN FOLK ART CAST-IRON ROOSTER WEATHERVANE, solid construction with finely-detailed features, retaining an old weathered surface. Second half 19th century. 18 1/2" HOA, 21" LOA.Provenance: From a

American, second half 19th century. Manner of the Herter Brothers, oversized Victorian era giltwood and compo renaissance revival pier mirror on hardwood stand, having a scrolled anthemion crest, with

American, second half 19th century. Oil on canvas, framed. A fine depiction of the capture of Captain Major André, after the famous work of A. B. Durand (American, 1796-1886), titled l.c., unsigned;

Possibly American, second half 19th century. The detailed carving including carefully delineated hair-bun. Fitted with glass eyes. Now mounted on a modern ebonized base. Dimensions: Height: 8 3/4 in.

Two Stoneware Jars, American, second half 19th century, an unusually large-sized canning jar, stamped "WM. HARE / WILMINGTON DEL."; paired with a one-gallon jar with tulip decoration around the should

American, second half 19th century. Federal mahogany veneers upholstered foot stool. Unmarked. Provenance: From the Lifetime Collection of Billy S. Arant, Jr., Chattanooga, TN. Approx. h. 15.75", w. 1

American, second half 19th C. 39-1/2"h x 67-1/2"w x 24"d

American, second half 19th century. A Chippendale style slant front / drop front desk with a fitted interior of nine compartments and birds eye maple accents. Has a secret compartment. Unmarked. Appro

American, Second half-19th century. Pine and oak with overlapped tacked seams. 9.75"w., 7.5"w. One with copper staples. 6"w.

American, second half 19th century. Including five bowls, oval dish, octagonal dish, serving bowls, etc. Thirteen pieces. Varying wear and loss. Largest bowl 11.25" diameter.

American, second half 19th century. Including five pitchers, two lidded canisters, hanging salt box, and two molds. Varying wear and loss. Large lidded pot 9"h x 10.5"w. Pitcher 8.25" h x 8.5"w.

American, second half 19th century. Including pitcher, bride basket holders, centerpiece bowl, salt cellar, open footed bowl with a squirrel and two white metal napkin rings. Varying wear.

American. Second half 19th century. Round bentwood box with lapped seams and iron tacks. Old paint. Blue/green. Wear, splits and loss. 6.75"w. 2.75"h.

American, second half 19th century. Including one lidded container and two footed cups. Split to the lidded container. Footed cups .75"h, 2.5"h. Lidded container 8"h.

American, second half 19th C., comprising a settee and two side chairs, 3 pieces total Heights from 36"h to 42-1/2"h

American School, Second Half 19th Century Two Works: Portraits of Children pastel on board each inscribed Sophie Hirtt / 1864 Larger 15 3/4 x 13 inches. Property from a Private Collection, Lake Forest

An American Settee SECOND HALF 19TH CENTURY Width 54 inches. Provenance: Property from The Estate of Richard H. Brown

American (Philadelphia), second half 19th century. Large Victorian era giltwood and gesso rococo revival over mantle mirror, having a foliate and fruit carved from, with basket crest. Partial Philadel

Pair of Germany, vases, second half of 19th cent, decorated with courting couples in landscapes and with flowers. Marked AR on bottom. 32 cm high (12,6 inch)

Willimantic Linen Co. (American / Connecticut), second half 19th century. Walnut six-drawer spool cotton cabinet with metal fronts and two logos on back and side. Approx. h. 21", w. 25.875", d. 19.375

Pair of German vases, second half of 19th cent, decorated with courting couples in landscapes and with flowers. Marked AR ( Meissen Augusto Rex). H cm 24, Diameter cm 17 AF 1068 (H 9,4 inch, Diameter

American, second half of 19th century (circa 1863). "The Port Hudson Freemen", Volume 1, No. 1, Union newspaper print publication on paper published out of Port Hudson, Louisiana on July 15, 1863. Hea

33 in. high; 22 in. wide

Large Antique American Pine Drysinksecond half 19th century, top with a large single board hinged lid, open interior, the case with two hinged paneled doors with shelved interior beside four graduated