CAROLINE HARPER (AMERICAN, POSSIBLY SOUTHERN)

CAROLINE HARPER (AMERICAN, POSSIBLY SOUTHERN) NEEDLEWORK SAMPLER, silk on coarse linen ground, having six alphabet rows over maker's name above a bottom panel with double-chimney house flanked by tree

AMERICAN, POSSIBLY SOUTHERN, SCHOOL (19TH CENTURY) DOUBLE PORTRAIT, oil on canvas, charming depiction of two sisters, each in white dress, one holding straw hat with pink ribbon, landscape visible in

AMERICAN, POSSIBLY SOUTHERN, PAINTED WEATHERVANE, the elongated cut-out yellow pine arrow with cut-out sheet-iron end to tail, on an iron support rod topped with a wooden orb and cast-iron finial. Ret

AMERICAN, POSSIBLY SOUTHERN NEEDLEWORK SAMPLER, wool on linen, nine alphabet and numeral rows above "FWL 1836" and flower baskets, flanked by a rose vine on each side, leaves across the top and a stra

Antique Chippendale style child's slant front desk, 19th c., American, possibly Southern, hinged drop front opens to small drawers and cubby storage, above a four graduated drawer case, on bracket fee

American, Possibly Southern, 19th C. 40-1/2"h x 38-1/4"w x 16-1/2"d

American, possibly Southern, 19th C. 40-1/2"h x 38-1/4"w x 16-1/2"d

American, possibly Southern, 19th C. Together with a federal inlaid mahogany tea caddy, American or English, early 19th C. 2 pieces, maple example with yellow pine secondary wood Sizes from 4-3/4"h x

American, possibly Southern, early 20th, center with 20 pieced squares with printed patterned border, modern metal frame, overall 45 x 52 in. - Provenance: Private Collection, Tryon, North Carolina

American sideboard, possibly Southern, with poplar primary, yellow pine and poplar secondary. Consisting of a tall shaped backsplash above a plain overhanging top, two center drawers above a center ar

AMERICAN SCHOOL, POSSIBLY SOUTHERN, (19TH CENTURY) FOLK ART PORTRAIT OF A GENTLEMAN, watercolor and ink on paper, waist-length depiction of young sitter, with clouds in the background, illegible inscr

American school, possibly Southern, 1821. Oval watercolor mourning portrait miniature of James Mongin Smith (American, born Beaufort, SC, April 1, 1798, died Marietta, GA, November 26, 1859), together

American School, possibly Southern, late 19th century oil on canvas still life painting depicting a pottery jug filled with small white flowers, positioned atop a marble top table with ogee skirt and

AN VERNACULAR FRUITWOOD KITCHEN TABLE, POSSIBLY SOUTHERN, POSSIBLY AMERICAN, 18TH/19TH CENTURY, the primitive rectangular top with traces of original black ebonizing, green, ocher and brun espagnol pa

Group of two possibly American Southern pottery brown glazed butter churns, each having a rolled lip, double handles to one side and single handle to the other, one churn marked for five gallons but o

18th Century American Mahogany Chippendale Chair, possibly SouthernHeight of Back: 38”Width: 21 1/2”Depth: 16 1/2”Height of seat: 18”

Antique American secretary cabinet, 19th c., possibly Southern States, mahogany or cherrywood, two part, the upper cabinet with two doors opening to interior shelves, and drop front opening to interio

18th Century American Walnut Slantfront Desk with Sophisticated Interior, Possibly Southern. Previously sold by Christies- Estate Catalog in Drawer with Photos 38.25 h x 33 w x 19 d

Monumental American Federal-Style Bookcase , late 19th c., possibly Southern, shaped cornice with brass finials, four glazed doors, shelf interior, paneled doors below molded base, h. 115 in., w. 65 1

Non-traditional Native American painted cloth dress, c. 1910-1930, possibly Southern Plains, dyed and painted cotton with rolled tin cone fringe, 3/4 length sleeves, 39.5"l, 19"w, 5lbs (919) Start Pri

American School Folk Art Painting (19th century, possibly Southern) Watermelon 21 x 26 inches unframed, 25.5 x 30.5 inches framed Oil on canvas Private Collection, Minnesota

AN AMERICAN VERNACULAR FEDERAL STYLE BLACK CHERRY WASHSTAND, POSSIBLY SOUTHERN, MID 19TH CENTURY, the square top, over a wide flat skirt centering a single drawer, raised on square, tapered legs. Heig

New York or possibly Southern States, circa 1830s, highly figured mahogany veneers, hinged lid opening to divided interior with three early blown clear glass bottles, stepped base set on carved paw fe

American Indian Leather and Beadwork Pouch or Bag, Possibly Southern Plains, Probably Apache, Late Nineteenth-Early Twentieth Century. Worked in blue, dark red, black and white beads on hide in a radi