18th C Philadelphia Land Indenture

Land indenture, probably period copy, dated 1757 between Isaac Lane and Richard Armitt for a tract of property in the city of Philadelphia. Both were carpenters so likely this was a real estate specul

Collection 18th & 19th Century English Land Indentures on Vellum. With wax seals. Dated from 1712, 1789, and 1846. Also includes page for 1811 ledger. Largest indenture measures 23 inches x 28.5 inche

Two 18th Century New Jersey Land Indentures dated 1764 and 1789. Both are framed and matted. Largest, 25" x 29" overall.

18th Century Thomas and Ricard Penn Land Indenture. Signed by John Penn, Lt Governor of Pennsylvania and son of Richard Penn and grandson of William Penn. Also signed by James Hamilton. Framed and mat

Three pieces of 18th C. Philadelphia ephemera to include a public behavior fine, a land deed for Benjamin Light, and a debt note signed by Tho. Penn. Largest: 16-1/2in tall x 10in wide. | Philadelphia

Archive of 18th & 19th c. family & land documents, Approx. 33 letters, deeds, indentures, notes, legal memoranda, etc., most relating to several families or pieces of property, including a "Memorandum

Deed conveying land in Philadelphia to noted silver and goldsmith Philip Syng, Jr. (1703-1789). The deed dated 1759 conveys property from Mr. and Mrs. John Knowles (he is listed as a peruke maker) in

Deed conveying land in Philadelphia to noted silver and goldsmith Philip Syng, Jr. (1703-1789). The deed dated 1759 conveys property from Mr. and Mrs. John Knowles (he is listed as a peruke maker) in

**First Time At Auction** North America, United States, North Carolina, ca. 1795 CE. A handwritten parchment land indenture detailing the contract between a John Blackwell and another John from Ruther

**Originally Listed At $500** Europe, United Kingdom, 1757 CE (30th year of the reign of George II). Handwritten on vellum and stamped, this is an indenture, a contract recording a lease between Charl

A lot of apx. 40 pieces of 18th & 19th C. indentures & deeds pertaining to the Philadelphia region from the Morris/Wister Families, with dates as early as 1716.

Fine 18th C. Philadelphia Silver Cann A particularly fine and rare Philadelphia silver cann of slightly later than the mid 18th century. Original fine bossing and graving, acquired years back from the

Featured in this lot are eight 18th century Philadelphia Chippendale style mahogany side/dining chairs. The chairs show elegant carved legs and carved slat backrests. The chair features front cabriole

An 18th century portrait from Philadelphia of an elaborately dressed gentleman. This well-executed painting measures 33" tall X 29" across.

35.5 in H - 22 in W - 17.5 in D - Seat Height 15 in

A set of six ca. 1780-1800 Philadelphia Chippendale mahogany side chairs, with carved crests, pierced carved splats, and slip seats, with pierced corner brackets on molded legs, with through tenon on

IMPORTANT PAIR OF 18TH C. PHILADELPHIA CHIPPENDALE WALNUT CHAIRS WITH SQUARE PEGS AND MORTICE CONSTRUCTION HAVING SHELL CARVED CREST RAIL WITH SCROLL EARS OVER A GOTHIC INFLUENCED OPEN WORK VASE SPLAT

Antique American mahogany lowboy, with shell motif decoration, on ball and claw feet. Provenance: Christie's, Dec. 17, 2014 sale, lot 820. [30 1/2" H x 33 1/2" W x 20" D].

Important Pair Of 18th C Philadelphia Andirons, They are urn finials and they are 16" t Penny feet w/ engraved eagle facing of plinth

Walnut, tilt top over birdcage on turned standard over claw feet, "T.A.W. 1822" carved into underside of top.H: approx. 27".Dia: approx. 33".

Height- 37 1/2"

Tilt top candle stand with suppressed ball and column baluster, c1720. Dimension: H 26.75" x W 16.75" x D 16.75" Condition: Wear consistent with age and use including scratches, dust and wax remnants

DESCRIPTION: Pair of Philadelphia brass andirons with urn finials, columnar shafts, and penny feet. Circa 1791. MEASUREMENTS: 19" deep x 19" high CONDITION: Overall patina.

Grouping of ephemera handwritten about or in Philadelphia to include letters mentioning Benjamin Franklin, John French, and Benjamin Mead. Largest: 10in tall x 7in wide. | Philadelphia Metro area deli