1789 Ben Franklin Way to Wealth New England INDIANS Massachusetts Magazine RARE

1789 Ben Franklin Way to Wealth New England INDIANS Massachusetts Magazine RARE The Massachusetts Magazine was a late 18th-century American periodical known for covering a wide variety of topics â€

1791 Massachusetts Magazine Benjamin Franklin Creek INDIANS Negroes Nantucket The Massachusetts Magazine was a late 18th-century American periodical known for covering a wide variety of topics ��

1850 Magazine Ben Franklin California INDIANS Poe Scarlet Letter Arctic Voyages “Littell's Living Age” was a long-running American periodical beginning in 1844. Edited by Eliakim Littell, this mag

1790 CHEROKEE Indians 1ed Ben Franklin Francis Drake Nootka Sound Canada Spain The Gentleman’s Magazine was an English periodical which first appeared in 1731. It was published without interrup

1795 Massachusetts History Colonial America WITCHCRAFT Indians Wars Plymouth Thomas Hutchinson was an 18th-century New England politician who served as the governor of Massachusetts. He gained an exte

Rare early counter top cigar store Indian. Attributed to Thomas Brooks. New York, circa 1870. H 33-1/2" Base 10" x 9-3/4". Condition: Inspected under UV light. Fine original condition with an historic

WONDERFUL AND RARE COLLECTION OF GLASS NEGATIVES OF HISTORIC NEW ENGLAND SUBJECTS BY GEORGE THRESHERLate 19th/Early 20th CenturyApprox. 490 negatives, appear mostly to be views of Massachusetts, inclu

Well folks, we weren't finished with the plated amberina yet. No sir, no way. We have another gem in the plated amberina line by New England Glass Co. This is one of the other known forms of the tooth

A mid 19th century pressed glass Panel vase, New England. Rare Brilliant Peacock Blue, or Deep Teal, having a ten-petal rim above a six-panel body, joined by a wafer to a hollow octagonal standard and

SMITH, John (1580-1631). New England the most remarqueable parts thus named by the high and mighty Prince Charles, Prince of great Britaine. Observed and described by Captayn John Smith... Copperplate

c. 1680, in original color with scrubbed top; 23.5"h; 16"diam. Collection of G.W. SamahaNOTE: Apologies, we cannot approve bidders during the auction.

So I guess you see these in every antique store you stop in huh? Liar. This Rare New England Glass Co. plated amberina toothpick holder is exceedingly rare in this form. Actually any Plated amberina t

circa 1760-1780. An ingenious and unique burl covered container. When flipped the removable cover is used as another bowl in equal size as the base bowl. In excellent condition with waxed over coat fi

Boston, circa 1740, with yolk crest and solid vasiform splat, leather upholstered slip seat with scalloped seat rails, lambrequin knees with C scrolls, shaped stretchers and pad feet, period slip seat

Rare New England Plated Amberina glass toothpick, barrel form with a subtle scalloped rim, 2 1/2" ht. CONDITION: good with no defects found.

Hayley Lever (Australia, England, Massachusetts, New York, 1876-1958) oil on panel titled "Surf & Rocks". Signed to the lower left, and to frame back, and titled to the back. It is possible that this

New England, probably Eastern Massachusetts, circa 1690 Painted reddish-black, the back comprised of two turned posts capped by compressed ball and ring turned finials and flanking three slats, the fl

1847 Medal presented to the New England Glass Co. of Boston for "Reward of Skill and Ingenuity in colored glass". Minted profile of Benjamin Franklin signed "Gobrecht F." . 2 inches diameter. 1.94 tro

The Dancing Penguin Trade Sign, c 1940 On its original wood base, this frolicking, kinetic  penguin dances its way into your heart.  New England.  Likely the sign/mascot for a Dance Hall or Supper

"OG" top and middle molding, sunburst and flute center drawer, with graduating drawers. Dovetailed, Beveled drawer and body, bracket feet. Probably New England, New Hampshire or Massachusetts. 41" X 2

HAYLEY LEVERNew York/Massachusetts/England/Australia, 1876-1958Bow view. Signed lower right "Hayley Lever".Oil on canvas, 13" x 22.5". Framed 19" x 28".

David Ericson, Swedish-American, 1869-1946, England, Paris, Massachusetts, New York, Minnesota Impressionist sea-landscape “Clipper Ship” Signed lower right David Ericson studied at the Art Studen

A.L Jewell (1852-1867 Waltham, Mass.) Rare Centaur weathervane. Molded copper, zinc, and lead. Includes base. Retains an old historic surface with remnants of yellow paint and verdigris patina. Bullet

School of Claude Joseph Vernet, French, ( 1714-1789). Port scene. Inscription in LRC on barrel. Oil on canvas. Frame: H 46-1/8" W 52-1/2". Canvas: H 38-1/4" W 45-1/4". Condition: Excellent condition.