AMERICAN OFFICER'S SWORD - C. 1830'S

Scarce American Civil War era Foot Officer's Sword by C. ROBY & Co. ~ Nice Gilt Mounts, Fine Engraved Blade & Blued Steel Scabbard. Total length (inside scabbard if present) : 38 1/4", Blade length :

BRITISH SMALL OFFICER SWORD, AMERICAN REVOLUTIONARY WAR C. 1760, L 37" OVERALL Having a wire-wrapped handle with gilt brass guard. Comes with a scabbard.

American Civil War era US Foot Officer's Sword by ''C. ROBY & Co.'' ~ Beautiful Deeply Etched Blade Decorations. Total length (inside scabbard if present) :37 3/4 ", Blade length : 31 5/8". ~~ DEAR BI

Rare American Revolution Officer's Rapier Sword ~ Hallmarked Solid Silver Hilt & 17th C. Spanish Blade by ANTONIO PICHINIO En TOLEDO. Total Length (inside scabbard if present) : 38.25". Blade Length :

Beautiful quality 1830s-1850s American Officers Eagle Head Sword with Fire gilt mounts & Blue and Gold inlaid blade. Total length (inside scabbard if present) : 39 1/8", Blade length : 31 7/8". ~~ DEA

Scarce 19th C. American US Officer's Presentation Grade Sword ~ Rare Gilt Eagle Pommel & Elaborate Scabbard Mounts ~ Finely Etched Blade. Total length (inside scabbard if present) : 39 1/4", Blade len

Swords American Revolutionary War Officer's Sword Silver and Brass Mounted with its Original Leather Scabbard c. 1770's Revolutionary War Period, American Silver & Brass Mounted Officer's Sword with O

American Revolution Revolutionary War British Officer's Sword with its Original Leather Scabbard c. 1770's Revolutionary War Period, British Officer's Sword with Original Leather Scabbard, marked with

French 19th C. Cavalry Officer's Sword ~ Nice Horn Grip ~ Blade with Arsenal Inscription on the Spine ~ Possibly Used in American Civil War by Either Union or Confederate Sides. Total length (inside s

Scarce Pattern 1830s-1850s American US Officer's Eagle Head Sword with Fire Gilt Mounts and Engraved Blade Decorations. Lovely Carved One-piece Fine Material Grip. Blade with an Old Repair Near the Mi

Including an American mounted artillery sword with remnants of leather scabbard and frog; a Civil War era cavalry officer's sword adapted for field use, possibly Confederate, blade marked "Horseman, N

C. 1860, L 37". Staff and Field Officer's dress sword. Wire wrapped leather grip. 30" straight No markings on blade. Leather wire wrapped handle with later gilt. Eagle with flags on clam shellguard. N

The lot includes a model 1860 U.S. staff officer sword with an original scabbard and a British 1796 pattern Infantry officers sword featuring a folding double shell guard, knuckle bow, urn pommel, and

Two American Swords, 19th century. Including an infantry officer's saber, c. 1820-40 with brass hilt, narrow counter-guard with down-turned quillon and langets, knuckle bow with slot at the top joinin

Pecan-brown having a meandering stylized floral in red, white, and green, high-waisted bodice with front hook & eye closure, gigot sleeve, bodice lined in muslin, matching capelet with wide scalloped

Portrait of Two Blond Children, American, c. 1830's, based on canvas stencil, oil on canvas, in period frame, unsigned. Stretcher with pencil signature "Webster". (GBAL1200) (WK) Dimensions: 30 x 25"

GRAIN PAINTED AMERICAN C. 1830 HINGED LID BOX 5" X 13" X 9"

blade engraved with eagle crestm "U.S." and "E Pluribus Unum" and marked "Germany" overall: 38 in., overall Provenance: Descent through the family of Fairfield, CT. homestead

Set of eight slat back chairs with surviving paint, American, c. 1830-40., grain-painted frames, rabbit/thumbnail ears, tablet crest with acorn, leaf and vine stenciled motif, horizontal back splat wi

American, C. 1830-1840, depicting Reverend and Mrs. M. Prescott, he was the pastor of the Universalist Church of Hingham, Mass. Their daughter Mary was buried in the churchyard about 1850. Relined and

American. c 1830. Some surface distress and losses. 49"h x 46"w x 21"d Provenance: Property from a Private Princeton, NJ Collection

American, c. 1830. Losses to gilt throughout. 35"h x 46"w

twelve open pontil bottles and one iron pontil bottle. Choice group of very early blown glass, mostly American, c 1830-1860. Most are medical, all very clean, many heavily whittled, great eye appeal.