Early Sampler, Anne Robertson, Circa 1805

Early American needlework sampler. Anne Mooers, born 1760. Excellent condition with minor imperfections. Framed size H 13-1/8" W 9-1/8". Opening size H 11" W 7". Please refer to this link for a high-r

EARLY AMERICAN SCHOOLGIRL NEEDLEWORK SAMPLERCirca 1820Wrought by S. Cook. Undated. Silk on cotton. Housed in a Late 19th Century walnut frame with gilt liner.16î x 15.5î. Framed 19.75î

EARLY 19TH CENTURY (CIRCA 1800-1805) BLUE / WHITE PORCELAIN CHINESE CANTON PATTERN "TURNER'S PATENT" TUREEN WITH LID - LID AND BASE MARKED IN BLUE UNDER GLAZE "TURNER'S PATENT"…THIS MARK USED FO

Early Queen Anne Maple Lowboy. American, Circa 1720-1740 (33"x19"x33")

An admirable example of a Queen Anne doll, circa early 1800's, that Ms Jinkins had purchased in the early 1960's. Having won a first place ribbon, 1965-66, from a display at the Washington D.C. Dollol

PAIR EARLY 18TH C. QUEEN ANNE CANDLESTICKS, (CIRCA 1700-1710), 3 3/4" BASES, 6 1/4" TALL, EXCELLENT CONDITION. (BRASS BOOK, PAGE 190 C).

Early Framed "ABC" Needlepoint Sampler by Anne Pierce Kettell Age 7 in GDCond. -10 1/2"x 10 1/2"

Early Queen Anne painted and stenciled side chair, circa 1730. Carved yolk form crest with a shaped backsplat with a rushed seat on cabriole legs with paw feet and joined by a bulbous turned stretcher

Two early samplers including: Alphabet sampler signed "Marie Stanger", circa 1850 - frame size 13" x 13" - very good condition; and an alphabet and motto sampler signed "Lucinda M. Baldwin's Sampler M

American. (1) sampler circa 1821; (2) early alphabet sampler. Unframed fragment, 12"h. 10"w. Framed sampler, 18.25"h. 19.5"w.

Early coin silver coffin-end punch ladle, John Pearson, New York City, NY & Savannah, GA, circa 1805, having a deep oval bowl with a raised rounded V-shaped bowl drop and sweeping handle with a wide c

Continental School (early 19th century), Portrait of a Young Woman in an Empire Gownoil on canvas (lined), circa 1805, unsigned, in antique giltwood frame. Frame dimensions 24 3/4 x 20 1/2 in. Additi

with house, vines, trees, birds and more done by Elizabeth Bartlett at age 12, circa 1820, image area 12 1/2" X 15" plus frame.

Circa 1805 - 1815, square top over turned standard on cabriole legs with snake feet, split to top / in as-found condition.H: approx. 25".Top: approx. 13" x 14 1/4".

Unusual Early 19th Century Needlework Sampler. Signed "Ann Hunt, Nailsea 1805". Having 13 sample reserves and upper and lower alphabet border. Unframed, 12" square. Condition: Fair with toning and bor

FINE EARLY QUEEN ANNE DIMINUTIVE HIGHBOY, CT. ORIGIN, CHERRY WOOD, BEST SCROLLED APRON, CIRCA 1730-1740, ALL ORIGINAL , FANTASTIC CONDITION. ASSOCIATED (NOT MARRIED). 67 X 35 X 18

RARE EARLY QUEEN ANNE BOSTON, MA. HIGHBOY, EARLY GRUNGY VENEER SURFACE, CIRCA 1720-1740, TWO PARTS, OLD RESTORATIONS TO BASE, 67 X 36 X 17.5

English, circa 1700-30, appears to be rosewood and mahogany with satinwood string inlay, cove molded pediment with unusual finial, scalluped apron and bandy cabriol legs with hoof feet, enameled coppe

Turner's Patent Ironstone Imari style ice bucket in the Water Lily and Willow pattern, circa 1800 - 1805, marked to underside, some hairlines, paint losses to handles. H: approx. 6 3/4". Dia: approx.

Turner's Patent Ironstone Imari style oval serving bowl in the Water Lily and Willow pattern, circa 1800 - 1805, marked to underside, some minor paint losses and surface scratches. Approx. 12" x 9 1/4

EARLY QUEEN ANNE SERVER ,TALLCABRIOLE LEGS,BURL VENEER DRAWER FRONTS, CIRCA 1790, OLD COLOR, 39 X 20 X 33.5

Turner's Patent Ironstone Imari style gravy boat in the Water Lily and Willow pattern, circa 1800 - 1805, marked to underside, no visible chips, cracks or repairs. H: approx. 2 1/4". L: approx. 7 1/4"

The classic American sampler with meander border, rows of letters and numerals fruit baskets, trees, birds and cartouche-like design with the maker's name, age and the date, displayed in an early 19th

Turner's Patent Ironstone Imari style tankard in the Water Lily and Willow pattern, circa 1800 - 1805, marked to underside, no visible chips, cracks or repairs. H: approx. 4 3/4".