Antique Southern Sunday Watercolor of SC Interest

The piece represents the death of General Wade Hampton III, CSA. A very striking picture which reads “All My People Black and White Gold Bless Them Allâ€. With the date of April 1902 and a ca

19th century. Witherspoon family photographs including portraits and other material.

Last quarter of the 19th century most likely. The painting on wood is titled on verso Sullivans Island, SC. The piece depicts a home of the mid to late 19th century in the region with figure on the po

19th century. Images belonging to the Witherspoon Family of Yorkville, South Carolina. Some damage to the case of several. Overall good condition to images with some discoloration consistent with age.

Two Antique Watercolors of Architectural Interestboth Continental, 19th century; the first depicting a castle on a raised river bank, unsigned, matted and framed under glass (Frame dimensions 10 1/4 x

Early to Mid 20th century by the Mosseller family of Tryon, North Carolina. Having the Calhoun Family Crest at the center surrounded by orange border. The Mosseller family has carried the tradition of

19th century, photographed by John R. Schorb, Yorkville, SC.. Including an incredible image of a slave woman called, Old Nurse Betty along with an image of Judge Witherspoon and Mrs. Ann Witherspoon a

Late 19th century, likely Northern US origin. The piece having red and blue crown pattern on white ground. Some scattered staining throughout and fading but overall good condition. L81 1/4" W82 1/4" N

The group includes an early image of the interior courtyard at the Citadel in the 19th century with cadets moving about. Together with four images of soldiers from the same era. Sold from the collecti

Vintage Southern School Watercolor on Paper, Charleston SC Backyards. Vintage watercolor on paper, vibrant depiction of figures in the backyards of small neighborhood homes, church in the distance, no

Late 19th/early 20th century. Strand of one hundred graduated natural saltwater pearls the largest of which is 1/4" and smallest is 1/8". The necklace is sold from the collection of Patrick Taliaferro

Rare Southern (Abbeville, SC) Memorial Watercolor and Engraved Print Tuttle family. Daughter Laura Eugenia. Buried in Abbeville, SC 1832 In meta lmounted black metal frame. 6.25" by 7" 1832 Shipping:

1852 OLD ANTIQUE MAP SOUTHERN UNITED STATES, MITCHELL FL GA SC NC TN MS AR LA AL 1852 Antique Map by S. Augustus Mitchell of Pennsylvania. ??No. 12 - MAP OF THE CHIEF PART OF THE SOUTHERN STATES AND P

late 19th /early 20th century. custom-made, bearing the stamp, “B H Boykin, Boykin SC” For Burwell Boykin. likely made by a local Camden leather or tack shop of the period.

Tonya Engel (American contemporary artist) southern folk watercolor painting on paper depicting children playing on a road. Signed lower left. Framed. Tonya Engel is a self-taught artist, heavily infl

Everett Shinn (New York/Pennsylvania, 1876-1953) watercolor and pencil on paper, Southern landscape titled at lower edge in pencil, Memory sketch from a train to Florida (note label en verso states th

Antique American school painting. Watercolor and oil on board. Signed. Framed. Please see all images for condition. Size is measured and written on the back of the painting. The first size is the over

Gary PAge Original Watercolor "Souther Window". Professionally framed and matted measures 22"x24"x1". Weight 6 pds. Gary Page, regional watercolorist was born in Tryon, NC and his interest in art bega

Vintage Original Watercolor Southern Home. Framed and Matted. In frame 16"x13"x.75". Weight 3 pds. PROVENANCE: A Private Charleston SC Estate.

Vanderbilt Estate Alfred Hutty Charleston Area WC, Southern home watercolor painting with figures of African American subject matter interest, 14.75 x 21 inches sight, 23.125 x 31 x 0.375 inches frame

Woodie Long (Alabama 1942-2009), "Sunday Outing", watercolor on paper. Signed LLC. Sight 10 1/2" x 14 1/2". From the collection of Janet Douglas (Jan Douglas Antiques), Sturgis, MI.

Two signed and numbered printed images after watercolors with titles "Sunday in Charleston S.C." (56/1000) and "The Bend In Church Street" (190/2000). Both double matted under glass in silver finished

Two watercolor paintings by Frederick Knecht Detwiller (New York/Maine, 1882-1953). 1st item: Watercolor on paper titled "Wash Alley, Charleston SC", depicting an alleyway between rowhouses, with mult

of Southern & African American Interest, Last half of the 19th century and early 20th century. The group includes framed pieces from Harper's weekly and others. Sold from the collection of a Hilton He