HENRY PARKER WARRANTED PERCUSSION LONG RIFLE

Half Stock Percussion Muzzle Loader. 36 in. long octagonal barrel with .50 cal. smooth bore. Lock plate is engraved with a bird and reads "Henry Parker, Warranted", has brass trigger guard, double set

Early 19th century. Each is percussion, one having a nice tiger maple stock the other having been altered at some point. No markings detected. L43" L38"

Circa 1830. Each in the black as found and unrestored. One in 50 cal by J.J. Henry having been marked on the barrell and the plate. The other seemingly unmarked but has not been bored out. Its plate i

Two American Kentucky and Kentucky style long rifles, comprising, one with a Masonic square and compass inlay to stock and double trigger, apparently unmarked, and one Pennsylvania percussion with a s

mid-19th century, .40 caliber, 29 in. octagonal barrel stamped BRUNKER / OTTAWA / WARRANTED on top flat behind the adjustable rear sight; walnut stock with brass trigger guard and buttplate, else Germ

Rare Confederate Read & Watson Percussion Rifle. Serial no. 719, .54 caliber, 33-inch octagonal to round barrel with fixed front and rear sights. Bronze bre

Henry H. Parker (British, 1858-1930) 'Harvesting, Eastbourne, Sussex' signed 'Henry.H.Parker' (lower right); further signed and titled (on the reverse) oil on canvas 31.1 x 45.7cm (12 1/4 x 18in).

Four Tiffany & Co. Silver Mugs New York, 19th/20th Century comprising an example with engraved inscription From WFCE and GCE to the underside; an example with presentation inscription Henry Parker Fai

Comprising of five vintage long rifles. Longest: 48 3/4 in (123.8 cm)

Edward Henry Potthast, Long Island Sound, oil on canvas, signed Potthast, 12" x 16", framed 15 3/4" x 9 1/2".

(1858-1930 English) "The South Coast", framed oil on canvas, signed lower right, also signed and titled on verso, approximate image size 16" x 30", frame 24" x 38".

(1858-1930 English) "Harvesting Alton Hampshire", framed oil on canvas, signed lower right, titled and signed again on verso, approximate image size 12" x 18", frame 18 1/2" x 24 1/2".

Henry Hillier Parker (English, 1858 - 1930) , "Harvest Time on the South Coast, Littlehampton, Sussex", oil on canvas, depicts haystacks in foreground, cottages and water in distance, signed lower lef

"Thames Backwater Near Windsor" or "Near Windsor on Thames" by Henry Hillier Parker (British, 1858 - 1930). Oil painting on canvas. Late 19th - early 20th century. Parker is part of the proud traditio

Harvesting Oil on canvas Signed lower left Size: 24 in. x 42 in. (60.96 cm x 106.68 cm). Framed: 29 7/8 in. x 47 1/2 in. (75.88 cm x 120.65

Reverse painted tablets and dial. Has paper label saying William Cummens Warranted. From a Long Island, NY estate. - Dimensions: 34" h x 10" w.

Preening mallard hen, Cline McAlpin, Henry, Illinois. 6.25" long. Raised caved wingtips. Provenance: Formerly in collection of Otto Meyer. Notes: Decoy

Early English silver coins. 1. 1558-1603 Elizabeth I three d. 2. 1371-96 Robert II Scotland, groat of Edinburgh. 3. 1327-77 Edward III, London mint penny, long cross, pellets. 4. Henry III after 1247.

18 karat yellow gold Opera length necklace with 0.950 platinum accents marked by Henry Dunay, contemporary. Necklace is 32" long (opera length), and is made up of a chain with round links (rolo / roll

18 karat yellow gold Opera length necklace with 0.950 platinum accents marked by Henry Dunay, contemporary. Necklace is 32" long (opera length), and is made up of a chain with round links (rolo / roll

VL&A Duck Call Charles H. Perdew (1874-1963) Henry, IL, c. 1930 6 in. long The side of this hand-carved, checkered-teardrop call bears an incised "VL&A." Formed in early 1891, the Von Lengerke & Antoi

Mallard drake, Charles Perdew, Henry, Illinois. Retains Perdew weight. 16.25" long. Fine combing and feather paint detail.

Mallard drake, Charles Perdew, Henry, Illinois. Retains Perdew weight. 15.75" long.

Pair of pintails, Norman Hudson, Chincoteague, Virginia. Raised neck seat and tack eyes. Measure 15" and 18" long. Literature: "Ira Hudson and Family," Henry Stansbury, page 125 exact decoys.