19th c Pennsylvania Dutch Watercolor Fracture

19th Pennsylvania Dutch watercolor and ink fraktur in old red painted frame, 6" x 9"

Framed 19th Century Pennsylvania Dutch silk and gouache embroidery, depicting maidens against a landscape, possibly after the Lititz, Pennsylvania Moravian school silk, frame: 21"h x 26.5" w,

19TH CENTURY PENNSYLVANIA DUTCH FRAKTUR FOR MILLER FAMILY (ALL IN GERMAN) 1841 - DECORATED W/ LARGE CENTRAL HEART AND SURROUNDED BY TULIPS -12 1/2 X 16 1/2 SIGHT IN EMPIRE MAHOGANY FRAME - CREASES, TE

Framed hand-colored Pennsylvania Dutch Fraktur dated 1818, Reading, Pennsylvania. German-language broadside with hand-colored birds, angels and floral with handwritten ink script. Dated: 1818. Dimensi

19th c. Pennsylvania Dutch pine two part wall cupboard. Top has two (9) pane glass doors, base with (3) drawers over (2) paneled doors. 76 1/2" x 21" x 88" Ht.. Provenance: Richard Kyllo Collection Ne

mid 19th c Pennsylvania Dutch paper cut (Scherenschnitte) of an American eagle fighting a snake, American flag flyingon a Liberty Pole w/ Cap, 9 1/2" x 7 1/2"

Landscape. Not visibly signed. From a Massachusetts estate. Dimensions: 14.5" high x 19.5" wide.

A mid 19th century Pennsylvania Dutch or German painted wooden dower chest that appears to be pine possibly poplar having a large storage compartment with a tray divider & a lockable hinged lid, and b

Decorated wall box - 19th Century Pennsylvania Dutch floral decoration on pine. 11 1/2" long 5 1/2" tall 4" wide

An early 19th century Pennsylvania Dutch painted pine wood trunk having hand wrought iron hardware and carry handles with painted floral repeating pattern, front is dated 1832.

A 19th century Dutch watercolor on paper genre scene. Depicts townsfolk in a Dutch city square. Unsigned, some toning and foxing, not examined out of frame. Image 19 1/2 x 12" high, framed 25 1/4 x 18

19th C Pennsylvania Dutch Polychrome-Painted Slide Lid Pantry Box Decorated w/ Heart & White Doves - squiggled borders, cut nail assembly, "saleratus" scratched on underside (meaning early baking powd

Watercolor on paper painting. Belgian, mid-19th century. The artwork depicts a view of an altar apse of a Gothic cathedral, arches of city walls, houses and passers-by. Unsigned. Beige mat, golden fra

Early 19th century watercolor / fraktur of a single tulip. Strong, bold, design. Black, red and mustard paint. May have been made as a bookmark. Size: 2 - 1/8" x 5 - 1/2". Condition: Edge nicks, light

19th century, Dutch School, Watercolour, A portrait of a Continental peasant girl. Approx. 5 1/4" x 3 1/4"

Paint-Decorated Pennsylvania Dutch Brides Box - painted with band of flowers , lid painted with soldier and woman with writing around the edge . One of three in this sale. This is one measures 16 1/4"

Paint-Decorated Pennsylvania Dutch Brides Box - painted with band of flowers , lid painted with woman holding baby and another woman holding umbrella with a dog. Signed lower right. This is a large si

Unclear signed. Dutch School. 19th century. Dutch skating. Watercolor on paper. Size: 24 x H, B 34 cm. In good condition.

Continental school, 19th century. Pair of watercolor nautical scenes. Apparently unsigned, framed as a pair. Approx. 7.875" x 22.25" (sight), 21.5" x 35" (frame).

Magnificent example, circa 1830-40, Country Sheraton, in mustard and faux graining with green pinstriping, having five floral stenciled rondels above a rank of sixteen short spindles, gold finial ends

19th C. Cast Iron Pennsylvania Dutch House Marker. size: 10.25h 3.5w

An early 19th century Pennsylvania marriage fraktur. Watercolor and ink on paper, dated 1802. Decorated with Tulips and Hearts in multicolor detail with script "...Northumberland County...Pennsylvania

Fraktur Watercolor. Pennsylvania, 19th century.Frame: H12" W 10".Paper: H 9-1/2" W 7-1/2"Condition: Excellent conditionLink for high - res images: https://www.dropbox.com/scl/fo/mqsjampaqmkenk2b71y2q/

18th Century French/Flemish watercolor. Originally purchased from the Durnochelle Gallery in Detroit for the Grosse Pointe home of Henry B. Joy, the owner of the Packard Motor Car Company in Detroit.