1860 Play Broadside Lesbia Walnut Theatre Philadelphia

Antique Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Theater Broadside. WALNUT STREET THEATRE of Philadelphia, presents the great tragic actress MATILDA HERON in LESBIA and Mr. J. W. WALLACK as ORCEOLO. Printed by the

Antique Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Theater Broadside. WALNUT STREET THEATRE of Philadelphia, presents BARRY SULLIVAN in Richelieu & Don Caesar - October 14, 1859. Sig'na Teresina Pratesi will appear.

Antique Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Theater Broadside. "WHEATLEY & CLARKE's ARCH ST. THEATRE, July 2d, '60...Romantic Legendary Spectacle...NAIAD QUEEN...A TRAINED CORPS of AMAZONS!..." Includes synops

19th Century Edwin Booth Related Ephemera Group Including an 1867 Boston Theatre Broadside Advertisement for the play Richelieu, 1860's Providence Opera House Broadside Advertisement for the play Haml

1858 Broadside [Louise De Lignerolles] New Walnut Theater, Philadelphia, Pa. 17 3/4" x 9", F/G has been stored folded.

Original WPA Theatre Broadside ( PROCESSIONAL ) By John Lawson - The First Modern American Play, MAXINE ELLIOT'S THEATRE, 39th St. East of B'way ( Prices 25 cents to 83 cents ). Nice estate condition,

George Christy's Minstrels. Mammoth Company! Philadelphia: U.S. Job Print, 1860. Pictorial letterpress minstrelsy broadside advertising "The African Giant 12 Feet High", "the African Tom Thumb", and o

Alphonse Maria Mucha (1860-1939) 1898 The large broadside poster advertising the 'Representations De Mme Sarah Bernhardt and Premiere Representation De La Samaritaine, Theatre de la Renaissance, May 1

[MUSIC] -- [THEATRE]. A group of 3 theatrical broadsides promoting the New Orleans Ethiopian Serenaders, "The Violet", and "Woman." Theater Royal. Covent Garden...The New and Successful Play of Woman

Lot of 27 advertising broadsides/flyers promoting 20th century US auction, theatre play, dance, grocery products, veterinarian cure, and city politics. Included is the Daily Inter Mountain territorial

DESCRIPTION: Renaissance Revival style walnut desk and bookcase or escritoire signed in pencil by George Henkels of Philadelphia. Circa 1860-80. Form with figured mahogany case and double arched glaze

A highly carved walnut and mahogany Victorian library table or partners desk attributed to the hand of George Henkels (1819-1883 working in Philadelphia) circa 1860. The four legs supporting the frame

Pair of Walnut Philadelphia Chippendale Side Chairs, Having carved top rail over rare pierced splat with heart cut out over slip seats with shell carved center and shell carved knees with cabriole leg

America.- Binns (John) Declaration of Independence, facsimile broadside, engraved ornamental border incorporating the seals of the 13 original states, medallion portraits of Washington, Jefferson and

A Chippendale carved walnut chest-on-chest Philadelphia, PA, late 18th century Upper case with molded top, three over two short drawers, above three graduated long drawers, the lower case with waist m

A lot of seven gas shades from a large brass and crystal gas light. Provenance: From the Reception Room of the Henry C. Gibson house, 1612 Walnut Street, Philadelphia, PA circa 1870; demolished 1928.

An Amazing Chest Of Drawers, Circa 1760-1790. It Retains What Appears To Be Its Original Finish And Shows Well With A Nice Rich Dark Patina. It Retains What I Believe Are The Original Brasses. It Has

A Chippendale carved walnut tall chest Philadelphia or Chester County, PA, dated, "1773" The dust board below second long drawer inscribed in ink, "Jesse Hutton his hand and pen 1773/ Jesse Hutton mad

A very good pair of late nineteenth century carved walnut armchairs circa 1860. Having well executed satyr cartouche flanked by scrollwork and winged figure over a downswept arm with acanthus scrolls

old color, overhanging molded top, four graduated drawers flanked by fluted quarter columns, on ogee feet, 33"h; 38"w; 18.5"d

circa 1770, each with serpentine crest and scrolled ears over a pierced splat, silk damask upholstered slip seats, ball and claw feet, mellow old surface, 38-1/2 x 23 x 20-1/2 in., seat height 18 in.

circa 1770, each with serpentine crest and scrolled ears over a pierced splat, silk damask upholstered slip seats, ball and claw feet, mellow old surface, 38-1/2 x 23 x 20-1/2 in., seat height 18 in.

[KNIFE THROWING] [JUGGLING] The Original Chinese Magicians and Jugglers, Arr Hee and Asham. Plymouth: Leviathan Broadside Press – I.W. N. Keys, 1860. Large letterpress broadside bearing a centra

Chippendale Carved Walnut Dressing Table Philadelphia, 1750-70 The molded top with indented corners above a long drawer, two short drawers and shell carved central drawer on shaped skirt centering a c