Small Mid-19th Century Map of North Carolina

Lovely example of North Carolina map from the first edition of Colton’s Atlas of the World. One of the few mid-19th century maps to show North Carolina independently—it was more often mapp

Mid 19th century, North Carolina or Tennessee. The piece has a nice well thrown form with salt glazed. Incised Have Some Liquor at the side and under that initiated FH. No restoration detected. Good o

Early to mid 19th century, likely central North Carolina. The piece having a thick two board top above folding hewn tapered legs. Sturdily constructed with early wrought nails and mortised constructio

Mid 19th century, likely Piedmont, North Carolina origin. The piece having been glazed nicely in salt one side is unglazed in a portion the side which was laying down in the kiln. Good overall conditi

six maps, engravings on wove paper, some with hand colored highlights, all unframed, including: three examples of Frank Gray, Gray's New Map of North and South Carolina, Philadelphia, circa 1881; John

four maps, engravings on wove paper with hand colored highlights, including: Jean Alexandre Buchon, Carte Geographique, Statistique Et Historique De La Caroline Du Nord, Paris, 1825, unframed; Matthew

American School, Western North Carolina, mid 19th century oil on canvas landscape painting from the Asheville, NC region depicting a view of mountains in the background and a rocky cliffside to the le

Attributed Thomas Day, Mahogany WardrobeCaswell County, North Carolina, mid-19th century, mahogany veneer, poplar and white pine secondary, multi part form, bold two tiered ogee cornice with an applie

Attributed Thomas Day, Queen Size Walnut BedsteadCaswell County, North Carolina, mid-19th century, seven-part form, triple paneled back headboard with Gothic arches, set within two octagonal posts, th

Attributed Thomas Day, Mahogany Card TableCaswell County, North Carolina, mid-19th century, mahogany veneer, yellow pine and poplar secondary, rectangular hinged lid swivels to reveal an open game com

attributed Thomas Day, Pair of Mahogany Side TablesCaswell County, North Carolina, mid 19th century, rectangular single board top, stylized harp form supports with shaped front and back stretcher on c

Attributed to North Carolina, mid 19th century, yellow pine. Cove molded cornice, two paneled doors and interior shelves. Square nail construction with original grain decoration. A few added screws an

att. Thomas Day, Mahogany SofaCaswell County, North Carolina, mid 19th century, mahogany veneers, white pine secondary, ogee crest rail with vertically high grade veneers, pierced and scrolled arm rai

Lot of 4 Mid 19th Century Flat Currency Bills. Includes a North Carolina 10 cent bill from 1861, a SAlisbury NY 1 dollar bill, NY American Art Union 5 dollar bill, a Tennessee Halleck, Foote & Co

World map showing the spread of diseases across the globe in mid-19th century. Three inset maps show diseases in North America, the spread of cholera throughout the world and South Africa. Charts and

Stoney Bluff Manufactory, Horse Creek Valley, Edgefield District, South Carolina, mid 19th century, small storage jar with brownish alkaline glaze, two slash marks at shoulder, two ridges to shoulder

SOUTHERN OAK SPLIT-BOTTOM HIGH CHAIR, simple turned finials, single slat, double box stretcher. Retains traces of original paint. Probably North Carolina or Virginia. Mid 19th century. 21 1/2" H seat,

Turkish Prayer Rug, mid 19th century4 ft. x 3 ft. 5 in.Provenance: Dr. Douglas M. and Nelda K. Lay, Chapel Hill, North Carolina.

Salem area, mid 19th century, retaining vibrant orange red combed grain painted surface with geometric designs, five dovetailed drawers, poplar and yellow pine secondary, on turned feet, cut nail and

mid 19th century, western region, yellow pine secondary, dove tailed case, two over three graduated drawers, applied bracket foot facing. 51 x 34 x 15.5 in. Collection of the Late John Oxford, Morgant

North Carolina Federal Chest of Drawersattributed to the shop of Karsten Peterson, mid 19th century, poplar and cherry case, yellow pine secondary, rectangular top, two over three graduated and cock b

alkaline-glazed, approximately two-quart capacity, ovoid form with flattened sides, and strap handle with medial ridge. Possibly Thomas Ritchie, Lincoln or Catawba Co., NC. Mid 19th century. 8 7/8" HO

mid 19th century, western region, cherry wood, top with nice overhang, flush skirt, on square tapered legs. 29 x 28 x 21.5 in. Collection of the Late John Oxford, Morganton, North Carolina. Additional

Mid 19th century. Having label of Wright and McKee of Waterbury, North Carolina. The form invented by Eli Terry. The dial having original paint decoration and the piece is accompanied by its weights a