1792 French provisional appointment

Heading: (Napoleon) Author: Rochambeau, Donatien Marie-Joseph Vimeur Title: French provisional appointment document Place Published: West Indies Publisher: Date Published: Setpember 9, 1792

French Provisional Style Cherry Ladies Desk. 36 1/4" W 22 1/4" D 39 1/2" H

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French Provisional Style Cherry Desk W/ Chair. 34" W 21 1/4" D 39 1/4" H

Cherry French Provisional 9 Drawer Credenza W/ Marble Top. 76" W 22 1/2" D 35" H

1792 French Revolution Magazine Mercure de France Fashion Paris 7 Issues The Mercure de France was a 17th-century French magazine known for its articles and essays on fashion, etiquette, and life in F

French Provisional Lift Top Dressing Table. 44" W 17" D 30" H

1792 French Coin 12 Deniers Louis XVI French coin with a face value of 12 Deniers, from the Paris mint in 1792. The obverse features the head of King Louis XVI, which in a twist of irony would removed

Including: Sept 26, 1778 Philadelphia American Continental Twenty Dollars; Jan 1792 French Dix Soux; Feb 17th, 1864 Confederate CSA 100 Dollars, s/n 19168; Jan 1922 German 10,000 Mark Reichsbanknote,

Balthasar Moncornet (circa 1600-1668) French TITLED, engraving mounted to larger sheet of chain laid paper, name in design, sheet 6 ¾ x 5”, Joseph De Longeuil (1730-1792) French after Cha

Huntington, Samuel, Signer of Declaration of Independence, Document Signed in 1792, An Appointment for Notary Public as Governor of Conn (1731-1796) Samuel Huntington, from Windham in the Connecticut

King Louis XV fought in the Seven Years' War and won the Battle of Fontenoy. The signed military appointment is dated January 1734. The letter of authenticity is from Barry A. Smith, Inc. Condition: v

1792 1ed French Revolution Speeches Politicon LAW Estates General Portraits 6v “Politicon, ou Choix des Meilleurs Discours” is a collection of political speeches from the First National Assembly o

Large French printed judicial appointment dated 1801 (dating of the French Republic) signed in type "Bonaparte". Two signatures. Good condition, with several repairs to verso and light discoloration,

A three page printed decree regarding the sale of property of the Order of Malta. Dated 1792, printed at Chaumont, Chez Bouchard. Signed at bottom of final page. Measures 7,5 x 9.25". Reserve: $40.00

TITLE/CONTENT OF MAP: 'Battle of Jemappes, 6th November. 1792' DATE PRINTED: 1848 IMAGE SIZE: Approx 16.0 x 20.5cm, 6.25 x 8 inches (Medium) TYPE: Antique hand-coloured engraved map. This map was publ

Jean Jaques Pradier, French (1792-1852) Pair figural bronze 10 light candelabra as lamps on green marble bases. Signed Pradier to base. Good condition. Each measures 31-1/4" to top of candelabra, 41-1

After Jean Louis David(French, 1792-1868)Portrait of Pierre Seriziatoil on canvas42 x 31in (107 x 78.5cm)

Attributed to NICOLAS-TOUSSAINT CHARLET(French 1792-1845)Portrait of a Melancholy Young Man - circa 1835Oil on canvasInscribed on verso of stretcher: "Par mon camarade Charlet - 1834"32 inches x 25.75

Charlet, Nicolas Toussaint (French 1792 - 1845), The Pope's Guard, pen and ink drawing, 7.5 x 11.75 inches, inscribed with titled lower right, Provenance: Alphonse Cann (Kann) Collection, Paris; Courv

Patinated bronze sculpture, After the Harvest, after Jean Marie Pigalle (French, 1792-1857), two seated children with water gourd, sheaves of wheat, scythe, and watering can, on a green marble base, a

EPHEMERA: Historical art related ephemera, including: correspondence of multiple artists such as Henry Bonaventure Monnier (French, 1799–1877), Nicholas-Toussaint Charlet (French 1792-1845), et

[RELIGION] Marie-Dominique-Auguste Sibour (1792-1857) French Catholic Archbishop of Paris. Sibour was assassinated at the church of St. Etienne du Mont by an interdicted priest named Jean-Louis Verger