1909 E91B James Archer - Scarce

1909 E91B James Archer - Scarce

1909 E91B Rube Marquard - Scarce

1909 E91B Fred Tenney - Scarce

1909 E91B Harry Steinfeldt - Scarce

1909 E91B Frank Chance HOF - Scarce

James Archer (Scottish, 1823-1904) Portrait of a Girl, 1868 oil on canvas initialed J.A. and dated (lower left) 24 x 18 inches. Provenance: Purchased Marshall Field & Company, Chicago, January 20, 196

1909 E91B Johnny Evers HOF

1909- E91B Ira Thomas Tough Candy Issue

British and Foreign Arms and Armour by Charles Henry Ashdown. 1909, SCARCE first British edition. T. C. and E. C. Jack, London. 384 pp. with numerous illustrations. Cloth covers. Gilt top-edge. Corner

1911 T205 James Archer Polar Bear Back

1911 T205 James Archer

Description: Illustrated, 1909 edition of Henry James Julia Bride. First year of the first American publication of James' social comedy. Illustrated by W. T. Smedley. Octavo, bound in red buckram with

An incredible rare table by Maison Jansen with geometrically placed galuchat/shagreen and nickel plated brass banding. Depicted in "Jansen Furniture" by James Archer Abbottt, page 285 and dated 1930-1

Quattro poltroncineMetallo cromato, ottone, tessuto alcantara, legno.Maison Jansen, 1972 ca.cm 77x58x52Bibliografia: James Archer Abbott, Jansen furniture, Acanthus Press, 2077, p. 222.

Alain Delon for Maison Jansen style lacquered with brass and bronze mirror and console. Similar item found on page 227 Jansen Furniture, James Archer Abbot, Size:30"H x 62"W x 18.5"D Circa: 1970 List

A pair of carved wood, parcel gilt candle sconces by Maison Jansen (France). A similar electrified version is on p. 315 in 'JANSEN Furniture' by James Archer Abbot. Stamped 'JANSEN' on verso. 40 x 11.

MAISON JANSENComposition décorative en marbre, bronze et pampilles formant un palmierH : 60 cm (manques, éléments à refixer)Bibliographie : - JANSEN par James Archer Abbott, Acanth

A pair of carved wood, parcel gilt candle sconces by Maison Jansen (France). A similar electrified version is on p. 315 in 'JANSEN Furniture' by James Archer Abbot. Stamped 'JANSEN' on verso. 40 x 10

A set of four cerused oak Jansen dining chairs having plume carved decoration circa 1940. For the matching games table see the Jansen Furniture book by James Archer Abbott, page# 299. Ht: 35" Wd: 20"

A Jansen glass and bronze coffee table in the Louis XV style circa 1950. Ht: 12.5" Width: 47" Depth: 32.5" For a table with the identical leg see Jansen Furniture, James Archer Abbott, pages 290 and 2

Comprising "Timeless Style" by Suzanne Kasler, "Houses" by Michael S. Smith,"Elements of Style" by Michael S. Smith with Diane Dorrans Saeks, "Jansen Furniture," by James Archer Abbott, "Chairs a Hist

Pair of c. 1850 Engravings of New York Citty. The Exchange and City Hall. Engraver: James Archer (American, active 1835-60). Both professionally framed and matted in matching frames. Each 11"x9"x3/4".

Group of (10) Early Stage Actors and Actresses Cut Signatures: All with original Playbill sheets. Included: William Crane 1904, Francis Wilson, Arthur Byron 1909, James Hackett, Alfred Kappler, Clifto

Steel Engraved Map/Chart Published 1841, London for "Gilbert's Modern Atlas of the Earth" by Robert Mudie. Drawn and Engraved by Russell and Archer. Scarce. Paper Size: 13 x 10.5 inch (33 x 27cm) Edge