“Corsair in the War Zone”, gift of J.P. Morgan

Museum-quality ship model of JP Morgan's private steam yacht, the "Corsair" of 1930 built at Bath Iron Works. Equipped with built up mahogany cabins, planked deck, etc. Raked masts have standing and r

(Am.,1914-1998), acrylic on board, titled, signed and dated verso. Sight size: 9 1/2" high, 23 1/2" wide. Frame size: 10 1/4" high, 24" wide. Light soiling.

(6) Vols. Memoir & Non-fiction, some signed, Incl.: 1) David Rockefeller: Memoirs. Random House, 2002, 5th ptg, signed bookplate, gift letter from J.P. Morgan laid in; 2) Shimon Peres. The New Middle

Silver Bromide Print of the Steam/Sail Yacht "Corsair" underway, in the original blackened oak frame, under old glass, inscribed in ink lower right "T. Dennie Boardman with high regards, J. Pierpont M

Monogrammed nut pick with silver plated handle, with maker's mark Gorham. Engraved with JPM on front side and Corsair on reverse. Circa 1890.

THE HALL CARBINE AFFAIR by R.Gordon Wasson, 1948 revised ed, b&w portraits,190pp with Index, During the American Civil War, John Pierpont Morgan financed the purchase of 5,000 surplus rifles at $3.50

556. S.Y.CORSAIR MODEL SHIP | Replica of JP Morgan Steam Yacht, c. 1930 - 1940, model by Wm. E. Hitchcock, built ci. 1960's, San Francisco Ship Model Gallery, NY. | 35" l. model | Cracks in bottom cor

J.P Morgan Minton oyster plates,Corsair,c.1880.These two oyster plates are in very good condition, they have the impressed Minton marks.////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////

Precise model of the launch that J.P. Morgan would take to get to and from his palatial yacht Corsair while it was at anchor. The carved mahogany hull is fitted with benches, floorboards, cabins, cont

Chinese Export 'LingLung' teapot-ex. JP Morgan, c. 1750, China, famille rose polychrome enameled porcelain, the hexagonal body decorated with rectangular panel on each side comprising floral branches

Set of 8 Minton fine English porcelain oyster plates having 'blue celeste' and raised gilt enamel decoration, 7 with "JPM" monogram, one with "M" cipher monogram, descending in the family of J. P. Mor

[REVOLUTIONARY WAR]. MORGAN, Daniel (1735/1736-1802). Partially printed document signed ("Dan Morgan"). Frederick County, Virginia, 29 July 1768.   1 page, oblong 8vo, 4 1/8 x 6 1/2 in., wit

Heavy1-piece ivory moire silk faille elaborately embroidered in a polychrome silk and metallic gold satin stitch floral and gold tinsel, puffed elbow length sleeve with a ring of pearl beads over chif

Heading: Author: Montblanc Patron of Art Title: J. P. Morgan Limited Edition 4810 Fountain Pen Place Published: Publisher: Date Published: Description: Tribute to James P

Heading: Author: Montblanc Patron of Art Title: J. P. Morgan Limited Edition 4810 Fountain Pen Place Published: Publisher: Date Published: Description: Tribute to James P

Montblanc JP Morgan Limited Edition Fountain Pen. #0643 of 4810. Sealed in original box.

Scarborough & Tweed J.P. Morgan navy blue cotton duffel bag. Measures approx. 20.5 x 11 x 11 inches. In good condition. Some surface wear consistent with exposure. Duffel bag, designer duffel bag, Sca

Carved Marble Bust of William Walls Sherman, on square base signed WM. Couper New York marked on back William Wall Sherman 1912, reportedly formally partner with J.P. Morgan, married Sophia Brown. hei

J.P. Morgan, 1903, printed later by George Tice, 13 1/8" x 10 1/2"

SMALL 3 LEG CARVED WOOD MARBLE TOP TABLE / STAND 3 leg carved wood and marble top side table from the 19th century. Purchased from the estate of the J.P. Morgan family in 1915. Removable marble top. S

late 19th century Taunton, Massachusetts inscribed "In 1888 / This belonged to J.P. Morgan / It is fitting that it now / belongs to / W.R. Wilkerson / Love / Norman Krasna" 40 troy ounces Condition: t

Rare Regency Ebonized and Penwork and Caned Child's Chair ,/p> 22 3/4 x16 x 17 1/2 in., seat height 11 3/4 in. The Garland Collection, no. 236; The J.P. Morgan Collection, no. 470; An American private

Civil War and GAR material attributed to Morgan Gardner Bulkeley, Governor of Connecticut, U.S. Senator, and first president of the Baseball National League; some engraved. Includes Civil War Campaign

This leather bound ledger book is 9 x 12 ½” with marbled paste-downs and end papers. On the first unlined front end paper it is inscribed in ink Madison November 1, 1837 Capt. Collins Co.