JOHN MORGAN CHANDELIER.

A beautiful hanging lamp by John Morgan and Sons, c. 1905. The glass panels of the 23 - 1/2” shade are reverse painted with lovely red and purple roses amongst green leaves, all set against a fr

19 in. John Morgan Rose Table Lamp. 19 in. dia. shade with obverse painted red bent slag glass panels depicting roses, surround by leaves, flowers and rose buds. On an unsigned Morgan repousse bronze

John Morgan & Sons, table lamp, New York, NY, patinated metal, slag glass, unsigned, 18.5"dia x 23.5"h

Extraordinary Arts & Crafts leaded glass light fixture with Van Erp style straps overlapping the leading. No damage of any kind. Replaced socket cluster cap. Dimensions: 27″diameter x 2″ d

John Morgan & Sons"Lotus Leaf" Table Lampearly 20th centuryleaded glass, patinated bronzeunmarked21 1/2 in. high, 19 in. diameter (shade)

A beautiful slag and leaded glass lamp by John Morgan. The 18" diameter shade features a beautiful lily pattern in alternating petals of white and green streak slag glass. The shade sits on a John Mor

printed on canvas; unsigned 41 x 31 1/2 in. (104.1 x 80 cm.), Frame: 50 1/4 x 40 in. (127.6 x 101.6 cm.)

1863 1st ed Confederate General John Morgan Raid Civil War Ohio CSA Senour John Hunt Morgan was a Confederate general during the Civil War best known for his infamous raid in Ohio in which he disregar

Large oil painting on canvas depicting a sunset on water with figures. Painting is titled on back(A.Phantasy). Measures 25" x 30" Site Size + 30" x 35" with frame which looks original to this period

1865 1st ed Confederate General John Morgan Raid Civil War Ohio CSA Senour John Hunt Morgan was a Confederate general during the Civil War best known for his infamous raid in Ohio in which he disregar

After John Morgan (British, 1822-1885), "Portrait of a Man of Bethlehem," c. 1894, oil on canvas, initialed "H.W." or "N.W." and dated "1894" bottom right, with a "Winsor & Newton, Limited, 38 Rathbon

"THE BAND" LG. Oil On Canvas After John Morgan Signed J.O 1896. Very Heavy And Large Frame Measure 48.5" X 37.5", Sight 38.5" X 28.5". Please carefully read our terms of sale, shipping information, an

1865 1st ed Confederate General John Morgan Raid Civil War Ohio CSA Senour John Hunt Morgan was a Confederate general during the Civil War best known for his infamous raid in Ohio in which he disregar

John Morgan Leaded Slag Glass Table Lamp. Repair to base. Measures 13"x13"x21". Weight 12 pds.

Theodore John Morgan (1872 - 1947) attributes, unsigned oil on board. Morgan was active/lived in District Of Columbia, Massachusetts, Maryland, Ohio. This item requires an outside shipper. Measures 20

Early 20th C. John Morgan & Son reverse-painted hanging 23" diam.dome grape and leaf design

This is a vintage bronze patina mortar with original pestle Commemorating Dr. John Morgan. This was probably used as a decoration/ display in a pharmacy. This is made from metal with a bronze patina o

Approximately 46.5 x 36.5 inches Giclee print of John Morgans Painting entitled Glee. Subject depicts two young girls holding hands as they skip along, one in pink the other in white. Framed in ornate

Frederick Morgan was one of the greatest British genre painters of his time specializing in happy childhood scenes. His father John Morgan (1823-1886) was a genre artist and had a great influence on h

oil on canvas, signed "John Morgan" lower left 35 x 23 1/4 inches sight; 50 x 38 inches frame

Leaded Glass Table Lamp, attributed to John Morgan Co., is this great leaded glass Table lamp w/ floral domical shade on massive bronzed base. Large shade has caramel opalescent slag glass w/ texture

Exceedingly Rare Stoneware Fruit Jar, Impressed "APPLES", probably John Morgan, Rockbridge County, VA, circa 1835, cylindrical jar with tooled shoulder, tapered collar, and flared rim, featuring the i

A Set of Four Scottish Silver Napkin Rings George & John Morgan, Glasgow, 1900 retailed by Alfred Dunhill, in fitted case marked 6 ozt 6 dwt Height 1 1/2 x width 2 x depth 1 1/4 inches. Estimate $100-

Volumes 2 and 3 of Shaftesbury's Characteristicks of Men, Manners… 1711. Inscribed by several generations of the Morgan family. Signed on title by John Morgan who apparently gave the volumes to his