Two Early American Silhouettes

A hollow-cut example of a gentleman and a example of a lady, both unsigned and probably American.    Dimensions: The frames are 6" x 5" and 6 1/2" x 5". 

American, early to mid 19th C., comprising one of two children playing with toys and one of a child leading a second child on mule The larger: 17"h x 13"w overall; 13"h x 19"w sight

American School, possibly Ruth Barrett, 'Resistance', late 20th / early 21st century, oil on panel depicting recumbent abstract silhouettes of two figures, illegibly signed and titled en verso, framed

Two early American carved and painted trenchers.19th century. Good early paint. Larger: H 5-1/4", L 19-3/8", D 13-3/4". Smaller: H 4-1/4", L 18-1/4", D 10-1/2"/

19th Century, Oil on Canvas (one laid to board). Cleaned and restored. In period Walnut frames. Unknown sitters and artist. works measure 27" x 22" and frames measure 26" x 31" overall very good resto

Two Early American woven coverlets comprising one signed "Beauty of the West 1860", the second Ellen Mills Stillwater 1836 "J. Stiff Weaver". Condition: stains, losses, repairs. Approximately 87" high

Early 18th century. The lot includes a William and Mary turned wood side chair having been nicely peg constructed and with a good early surface along with a turned wood ladder back chair also early to

Two Early American Pictorial Embroideries, "Town Church Landscape," and "Early American Town Scene," on silk panels, embroidered with silk and chenille threads, each presented in a polychrome frame, L

[Manuscript/Ephemera] Two Early American Manuscript Volumes. (1) Record with extensive text of legal maxims and precedents n.d. (American, 1820s). Several thousand entries written in a fine hand on al

Two Early American Sapphire Blown Glass Bottles   19th Century one with museum accession numbers in red on underside.   Height of larger 8 inches.   Property from the Estate of Beatrice

largest: 99 1/2" high, 75" wide. Yellowing, staining, holes.

Mid 19th century, likely Sandwich Glass. The largest in a clams broth color with a slight sparkle and the other is lavender and atop a marble base. The white lamp having a tight hairline that is stabl

Both bears golden in color with five point joint articulation, excelsior stuffed, and hunchbacked. Shorter bear has black thread stitching on muzzle and paw delineation, and larger bear has brown thre

Mid 18th century, mixed woods. Queen Anne armchair rocker with scrolled arms and bulbous stretcher, stylized splat and crest. Splat repaired with rosehead nails. Added rockers, damaged rush seat and o

Heights 6 and 5.5 inches. Together with a wooden muddler and a blown glass drinking glass.

Two Early American Redware Flasksdark glaze.Heights 7 inches and 6 inches

18th or early 19th century. Including a handsomely wrought wall hanger together with a very strikingly crafted torch or lamp. Good overall condition wear consistent with age. H17 3/4" (Lantern) H21 D1

Cobalt ink dyed crocks with. Decorated throughout as shown. Condition is good. Approx 9" tall. See photos.

two handmade splint woven baskets, one wall pocket form, other egg basket form, each approximately 9 in. at widest Provenance: Private Collection, Mills River, North Carolina

One with shaped crest and bannister back, seat height 16 inches, overall height 48 inches. The other a ladder back, seat height 14 inches, overall height 41 inches.

Two American silver half dollars. Includes an 1832 Bust half and an 1854-O Seated Liberty half. Fine to very fine. Both are in coin flips.

Early 19th century. One plain cordial with folded rim on foot and unground pontil. 4.25"h. And one etched cordial with swags, panel-cut stem and unground pontil, 4.5"h. And a tumbler with etched decor

Exposed area of the larger measures approx, 6"h x 4"w and is stamped "Peales Museum" at bottom. The second has gold paint flecks around the edge and a paper cut out over the silhouette cloth. Item is

19th century. one dark amber with white ribbons, of exceptional form. the other, light amber, more crude. H4 5/8" H4 1/8" Private Collection of Dr. Charles Webb, Campobello, South Carolina.