1773 Quit Claim deed Boston mansion near Tileston Wharf

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

English manuscript Quit Claim deed on vellum dated 1684 during the reign of King Charles II being the conveyance of property in Mansfirld Woodhouse in the county of Nottingham. Nicely penned in bold b

English manuscript Quit Claim deed on vellum dated 1684 during the reign of King Charles II being the conveyance of property in Mansfirld Woodhouse in the county of Nottingham. Nicely penned in bold b

3 Pieces in Sleeves: 1707 Deed - Jacob & Susan Wilson to Malden to Samuel Green of Malden (some wear with 2" hole and smaller hole), 1753 Quit Claim Deed, Dr. Thomas Green, Leicester to Son Samuel Gre

1681 English Quit Claim Deed on vellum from the reign of Charles II whereby William Godfrey the Elder of Hertsford, an Innholder, conveys a farm and acreage to William Godfrey, his son. Nicely penned

EPHEMERA: Large collection including seven personal diaries, from 1869 to 1898; early small wooden box with fifty plus quit claim deeds and notes 1840's- 1870's; a leather gentleman's wallet; small bo

Large collection of ephemera that spans from 1881 to 1924 as it relates to the Samuel Kennedy Mardis family. It includes many land deeds, quit claim deeds, warranty deeds, Milo B Stevens War Claim Att

A colonial deed dated 1765 being the conveyance of a parcel of land near the Long Wharf in Portsmouth in New Hampshire between Richard Wibird and Thomas Wibird to an Innholder. Richard Wibird (1702-17

Finely carved with a cherub within a sunburst, floral swags and scrolls. 8' x 5' 5". Provenance: A Back Bay (Boston) mansion

ARTHUR CLIFTON GOODWIN (American, 1864-1929)Old Days - T Wharf, Bostonoil on canvassigned A.C. Goodwin lower right; titled and signed verso33 x 40 in., frame: 43 x 50 in. Provenance: T

Robert Salmon, view near Boston, oil on panel, signed R.S. Boston USA 133 inscribed Mr. Bullard, 23" x 36 1/2".

A 19th century Historical Blue Staffordshire "Lawrence Mansion, Boston" bowl. Round shape with notched rim, transfer-decorated at the well with an architectural view framed by trees, a mother, child a

Arthur Clifton Goodwin (American, 1864-1929)Tea Wharf, Bostonpastel on boardsigned lower right AC Goodwin, titled to reverse, with old gallery label to reverse23 1/2 x 17 1/2in (60 x 44cm)

A large heavy carved stone featuring a human face with serpent around the neck. According to the Museum this piece was found on an estate grounds near Boston , Mass. There appears to be initials carve

Joseph Spencer autograph letter signed ("Joseph Spencer"). One page, 7.25" x 7", "Camp at Roxbury" [Near Boston]; June 9, 1775. Addres

ENGINE WITH ORIGINAL PAINTED FINISH, FROM NORUMBEGA PARK, WHICH WAS LOCATED IN "AUBURNDALE-ON-THE-CHARLES", NEAR BOSTON, MASS. (NEWTON). THE ASSOCIATED TOTEM POLE BALLROOM BECAME A WELL-KNOWN DANCING

ENGINE, ORIGINAL PAINTED FINISH. THIS ENGINE HAS A 4-CYLINDER FLATHEAD ENGINE. FROM NORUMBEGA PARK, WHICH WAS LOCATED IN "AUBURNDALE-ON-THE-CHARLES", NEAR BOSTON, MASS. (NEWTON). THE ASSOCIATED TOTEM

Watercolor on paper 3 1/2 x 7 in., 9 x 13 in. (framed).Orientalist scenes. Edwin Lord Weeks was born near Boston and educated in Boston and Newton public schools, although he spent very of his adult l

William Mellor Oil on Canvas of Bolton Abbey on the Wharf Yorkshire, titled on verso, signed lower left. Depicting cows drinking in the Wharf River near the abbey. Used Condition, wear, worn, cracks,

Colonial America Colonial Newspaper Reporting on the British East India Tea Company Sending Tea Ships to the Colonies, the Prelude to the "Boston Tea Party" Tax Protest of December 16, 1773 October 13

Unopened packets of maritime receipts marked with ship names and dates, including: "New Schooner Bills, Betsey", 1792; "Accounts Drawn Out", 1785-1786; "Receipts & Orders", 1790-1791; "Accounts Receiv

Tea leaves from the Boston Tea Party, 1773. From the collection of the American Antiquarian Society. Double sided card inside bottle states provenance, reading: "Tea gathered on the shore of Dorcheste

Pastel. Signed lower right. Hope Mercereau Bryson (1887-1944). Approx. 36" H x 24" W sight, 42" H x 30" W framed. From an Englewood Cliffs mansion. Damage to paper near signature.

A group of six American prints (Ruth Chaney, Basketball; Maxim Gottlieb, The Village Thief; John Gregory, Cortez Street, Boston; Lawrence Kupferman, Victorian Mansion; Reginald Marsh, Star Burlesque;