American Table Kaleidoscope, Charles Bush, NH

American Table Kaleidoscope, Charles Bush, Claremont, New Hampshire, 1873-1900. The tube covered in dark brown textured heavy paper, brass eyepiece and ship's wheel turning mechanism, enclosing lampwo

Late 19th century American kaleidoscope, Charles G. Bush & Co., Providence, RI, tube with rotating brass endpiece in the form of a captain's wheel, on turned wood column with round wood base, interior

11 1/2" long by 10 1/2" tall.

Charles F. Blauvelt (American, 1824-1900) Signed and dated "71 left side in the table cloth. 11 3/4"h x 8 3/4"w

Offered is an Antique Kaleidoscope, attributed to Charles G. Bush. Unsigned, however near identical in structure to those made by Bush of Providence, Rhode Island, circa 1870's. Features cardboard tub

American mahogany stick barometer by Charles Wilder, Petersboro, NH, also marked Woodruff's Pat, June 5, 1860, 38" tall

Steven Gray limited edition handmade table top kaleidoscope, "Geoconcentrical Dreams". American black walnut, multiple mirrors, 2 object chambers filled with vibrant colored glass, dichroic glass, bea

Manufactured by C.G. Bush & Co., brass-mounted, on turned mahogany base, stamped on one leg "C.G. Bush, patented Nov. 17th, 1874", Providence, R.I. 10-1/2"w x 12"h

A CHARLES II STYLE MAHOGANY DROP-LEAF GATE LEG DINING TABLE, AMERICAN, EARLY/MID 20TH CENTURY, the elliptical top opening over ring turned, block and baluster gate legs, the ends fitted with arched sk

Late 19th century, pine. Original golden mustard paint with red stenciled decoration and lettered "No.0, The Lightning Churn, made by Porter Blanchard's Sons Co. Nashua, NH". Some scratches and paint

American Rococo Carved Rosewood Dressing Table, 19th c., attr. to Charles Baudoine, New York, pierced carved crest, arched mirror, scrolled supports, two short drawers, frieze drawer, conforming apron

Charles Eames (American, St. Louis, MO, 1907-1978) and Ray Eames (Sacramento, CA, 1912-1988) for Herman Miller. Segmented dining table. American, 20th century. Gray laminate top and segmented metal ba

American, b. 1955. Signed and dated 1995 on the shade and the base. Hand blown, sunset with pink floral design with green centers. Black and green trailing leaf and vine. Interior of shade is stretch

Charles Fazzino, American (b.1955) "A Hole in one Behind Bush 13" Limited Edition 3-D Construction Graphic. Signed in pencil and numbered 29/200DX. COA affixed en verso. Good condition. Measures 22-1/

Early 20th century, tapered legs. ht. 18" x wd. 19" x dp. 16" A selection from the estate of the late Charles Cotterill, avid collect

Rare Pair of American Rococo Carved Rosewood "Multi-Form" Tables, mid-19th, attr. to Charles Baudouine, New York, convertible to center table or pair of consoles or pair of foldover games tables, serp

American Tiffany style table lamp, attributed by consignor to Bendheim Glass Company, stained and leaded glass helmet-form shade, rose bush pattern, concealing six lights, on tapered patinated bronze

Claude Charles Buck (American, 1890-1974), "Lilacs", oil on board, signed lower right. Floral painting depicting a lilac bush with lush clusters of light and dark purple flowers surrounded by green le

Charles Hollis Jones, metric line cafe table, c. 1970s, American, nickeled steel, Lucite, glass, 29"h x 40"dia Provenance: The Estate of Jane Gelb, Greenwich, CT

Charles Hollis Jones, Metric Line occasional table, c. 1960s, American, nickeled steel, Lucite, glass shelves, 24"h x 14"l x 12"w Provenance: The Estate of Jane Gelb, Greenwich, CT

Charles Hollis Jones, Metric Line cocktail table, c. 1960s, American, nickel plated steel, Lucite, glass top, 20"h x 35.5"l x 24"w Provenance: The Estate of Jane Gelb, Greenwich, CT

Corki Weeks (American, Colorado, 20th century). Table top copper and brass wheel style kaleidoscope, on brass and onyx stand with adjustable arm. Paper Corki Weeks, Pine, Colorado label on base. 14 1/

Charles Levier (American, French, 1920-2003) 'La Table Rouge' Oil on canvas ; 30 x 40 (in) Signed Levier, lower right and versoTitled, verso

Charles Herbert Woodbury (American, 1864-1940) "Fishing" on the Piscataqua River (From the Portsmouth series) drypoint etching, (9.5 x 11.5 inches, sight). H: 13.5 in W: 16.25 in., D: 0.5 in.