Bicknell photo of Deering Oaks Portland Maine

Description: This photograph shows Portland Harbor in Maine in approximately 1900. The docks are all beset by ships, the masts taking up the majority of the skyline. History: In 1853, upon completion

Matted, 9.5 x 20.5 inches.

"as it was when destroyed by Mowatt, October 18, 1775", published by Bailey & Noyes, Portland, Maine, in an oak (n.d.), in an oak frame, 17 1/2 x 22 inches (sight).

With framed etching of a weaver, signed and vintage Edison Diamond Disc Phonographs manual, photograph framed 12.5 inches by 10.5 inches

Built by Portland Company Work's Portland Maine. Walnut frame with gold liner. Measures 24 inches x 18 inches. Image 15 inches x 10 inches. Good condition.

1900-1920 photo album containing images and prints taken during a trip to Portland Maine, Casco Maine etc. Album measures approximately 12" by 10 1/4" and is filled with prints and photographs. Album

Here is a photograph from the mid 20th century. To this day you can enjoy yourself aboard the Stephen Taber. Google it. From the Schooner Stephen Taber website Offering three- to six-night cruises fro

An interesting group of Mixed Photographs. The highlight might be a small group of seven photos of S. D. Warren operations outside of Portland, Maine going at the pulp wood. Yes, this was a 2 footer.

Montana, Erving Ma., Portland and Rumford Falls Maine, Hampstead NH, New York, Canadian Pacific. 6 Photos. 5 are between 5 x 8 1/2 inches to 9 x 10 1/2 inches. Hampstead is only 3 1/2 x 5 1/2 inches.

The Maine Central Railroad ordered this locomotive , A. D. Lockwiood, in 1868. She was delivered 1871 and it died in 1883 in a terrible crash. It's a Portland Company product and this is indicated on

This location is just north of Portland and it's where the Rockland branch of the Maine Central had a junction with the Grand Trunk. From here the GTR heads North. The photo is a little out of focus.

The Maine Central Railroad ordered locomotive #98 from the Portland Company and it was delivered in 1889. It's a standard "American" style with 4-4-0 wheel arrangement. It's a Portland Company product

ROGER DEERINGMaine, 1904-1980“Pleasant Sailing”, Cape Ann. Signed lower right “Roger Deering”. Titled verso.Oil on canvas, 20” x 24”. Framed 27” x 31”.

Mary Russell Smith (American, 1842-1878) Chicks With a Basket Oil on canvas9 x 12 in. (22.8 x 30.5cm) Provenance The Artist's Estate. F.O. Bailey Co., Portland, Maine.J.J. Gil

JEAN XCERON (American, 1890-1967)#216A1935, gouachesigned Xceron 35 lower right30 x 21 1/2 in., frame: 40 1/4 x 31 3/8 in. Provenance: The Collection of a Portland, Maine Gentleman.

Rare 18kt Gold Abner Lowell & William Senter Key-wind Hunter-case Watch, Portland, Maine, c. 1840, fully engraved case with roman numeral dial signed "Lowell & Senter/Portland Mc." with sunk seconds a

Just After Lexington ConCord and Bunker Hill Fantastic 1775 Quartering Roll of Captain Samuel Noyes's Company from Portland, Maine, at Cambridge, Massachusetts Billeting is the quartering of military

WAR OF 1812, Treaty of Ghent. Treaty of Peace Signed and Arrived ... Great and Happy News ... A Treaty of Peace Between this Country and Great-Britain. Portland, Maine: Argus Office, Feb. 14 [1815] --

And other photo. Photoof Messalonskee Hall with Trolley Cars and Crews - Oakland, Maine Frame 8" x 10" Post 109 G.A.R. Circa 1893 Templeton, MA Photo - Frame 9" x 11" - Image is 4 3/4" x 6 3/4". Turn

"Marin Island No. I, Small Point, Maine", 1926, watercolor on Arches paper laid to board, signed lower right, label verso from the Portland Museum exhibition "Maine Moderns: Art in Seguinland, 1900-19

Oak legs. Two stock photos provided at end for examples of modular configurations. Dimensions: H 29.5" x W 31" x D 41.5" x SH 14.5"; Armless unit measures: H 29.5" x W 29.5" x D 41.5" x SH 14.5" Condi

Thomas Moser, Shaker Style Cherry Chifferobe with Secret CompartmentMaine, 2006, one part form, oak secondary, top with rounded edge, two upper hinged paneled doors, divided and shelved interior featu

"Turning Marsh, Freeport", 2004, oil on prepared paper on panel, signed lower right, titled and dated verso, backstamped by Artifacts of Portland, ME. In black slat shadowline frame with gilt edge, OS

"Up the Hill, Monhegan #7", 2004, oil on canvas, signed lower right, titled and dated verso, backstamped by Artifacts of Portland, ME. In black slat shadowline frame with gilt edge, OS: 13 1/2" square