Two Signatures of Thomas Penn, Proprietor of

Penn Family Deed bearing the wax seal of the Penn family (fragmentary) and the signature of Thomas Penn. Very fine condition other than fragmentary wax seal. Together with another English deed. From t

DESCRIPTION: 1764 property deed for the Carlisle, Cumberland County, Pennsylvania area. Hand-scrivend ink on vellum. Includes seal. Addressed from Chief Proprietor Thomas Penn (1702-1775) and Titular

after Thomas Cartier (French, 1879-1943), Bronze of Two Sleeping Bulldogspatinated cast bronze, incised signature "Thomas Cartier" to base front, numbered "T7 94" to base reverse. 6 x 9 1/2 x 5 3/4 in

Fine 1773 Quit Claim deed for property in Boston of a mansion near Tileston Wharf between Jacob Cooper, a Merchant, and his wife Mary to Thomas Tileston. Two pages with signatures at end, paper over w

Thomas and John Penn Pennsylvania 1770 Land Indenture on Wove Paper. New Castle and Delaware Counties, PA. Also signed Richard Penn above ribbon seal. Accompanied with a printed two shillings note pri

Attached to silk brocade, painted to depict leaves with insects. Signature and two seal marks in red along left side. Painting measures 52" H x 15.5" W.

Attached to silk brocade, painted to depict a single vase of flowers on a stand. Signature and two seal marks in red in lower left, numerous seal marks throughout. Painting measures 52.5" H x 25.5" W.

Attached to silk brocade, painted to depict a mountain village scene. Signature and two seal marks in red along right side, with additional seal mark in lower left. Painting measures 26.5" H x 17.5" W

Dalshire International is honored to present an extraordinary piece of American history at our upcoming auction: a rare partial document bearing the signatures of two of the United States' Founding Fa

This remarkable deed, dated January 3, 1792, bears the distinguished signatures of two titans of American history: George Washington and Thomas Jefferson. Measuring a significant piece of the past, th

Dalshire International is honored to present an extraordinary piece of American history at our upcoming auction: a rare partial document bearing the signatures of two of the United States' Founding Fa

This historic document bears the signatures of two of America's founding fathers, George Washington and Thomas Jefferson, dated January 3, 1792. As a deed, it represents a legal transfer of property,

This historic deed, dated August 29, 1794, bears the signatures of two of America's most esteemed Founding Fathers: George Washington and Thomas Jefferson. As symbols of the nation's early ideals and

Certainly! Here's a description:This extraordinary cut document features the signatures of two of America's most revered founding fathers: George Washington and Thomas Jefferson. Washington, the first

SETH THOMAS PILLAR AND SCROLL MANTEL / SHELF CLOCK, with reverse-painted tablet depicting two structures, no signature located, key, pendulum, and weight preset. 19th century. 31" HOA, 16" W

Seth Thomas clock, the case with Rococo details, the face with Arabic numerals and signature, having two wind holes. [14 1/4" H x 8 1/4" W x 7 1/2" D]. No key; overall with residue to low points of me

A group of two Stan Musial signed 8 x 10 photos. Both include Beckett Authentication Services COA's. NrMt-Mt/Mt signatures. Provenance: Estate of Thomas P. Mulcahy (Professional Baseball Player for Pi

Two modern Art Glass vases. Baluster forms with flared rims, Gold and Purple iridescent pulled feather design. Smaller incised "HAT" for Herb A. Thomas, larger with unidentified signature. Minor wear.

Pair of Cast Iron Statues, each surmounted by an angel on a pedestal supported by two dragons Cast iron No apparent signature 3 30 x 16 x 8 in. Loose wing on one

THOMAS WOOD Signed Embossed Lithograph, signature to lower right reads ‘Tom Wood’, inscription reads ‘Dinner for two’, edition reads ‘74/150’, subject a guitar, and glasses on a table, fol

Untitled (Horses in a Pasture), 20th Century, Of three white horses and two brown foals, all facing the viewer in a wooded pasture, Oil on canvas No apparent signatures Image: H 11.5 x W 23.5 inches;

A ladies chocolate brown soft leather trench coat with chocolate leather belt . The three quarter, lined and collared coat has no buttons and has two concealed pockets that are fully lined circa 1988

Thomas Moser cherry wood dining table, Late 20th c., Maine, two demilune table components with gateleg and drop leaf, no visible signature, approx. 30"h x 108"l x 54"w (fully open) Provenance: A Priva

Two Steer on a Mountain Laurel Path, probably Massachusetts, watercolor on paper, clipped signature from cut-down sheet set lower right, in Victorian gilt panel gesso edged frame, glazed, OS: 19 1/2"