M. JEWELL COLEMAN (Connecticut, 19th Century)

M. JEWELL COLEMAN (American, Connecticut, 19th century), pastoral landscape, 1870, oil on canvas, signed ''M. J. Coleman'' and dated lower left. Craquelure. Canvas 10''h, 16''w. Provenance: Estate of

19th c. Empire shelf clock with reverse painted tablet. Labeled "M. & E. BLAKESLEE…PLYMOUTH CONNECTICUT". 17" x 6" x 29 1/2". Property of The Barbara Packer, Estate, Germantown N.Y. and N.Y.C..

5 S/M 19th century buttons made in Norwalk Connecticut. The Norwalk pottery company from Norwalk Connecticut is attributed with making these nice desirable pottery buttons. This lot includes a very sc

Coalbrookdale Foundry (English), mid-19th century. Tall cast iron ornate hall tree with coat hooks and umbrella stand. Marked at top and number to back. Approx. h. 87", w. 39.5", d. 9".

American, mid 19th century. Renaissance Revival large giltwood Victorian pier mirror with marble top wall mounted stand. Apparently unmarked. Approx. h. 103.75", w. 40.5", d. 17".

French, mid 19th century. Louis Philippe walnut veneer chest of drawers with matchbook drawers and sides, small escutcheon rings and raised on turned feet. Unmarked. Approx. h. 35.5", w. 44.5", d. 19.

Continental, mid-19th century. Pair of floral decorated urn-form porcelain vases with bands of red and green enamel. Unmarked. Approx. h. 12.75".

English mid 19th century. A mahogany bow front chest with four drawers. Approx. h. 38.5", w. 44", d. 20.25"

American, likely New York or Philadelphia, mid 19th century. Victorian Classical rosewood sewing table with side fabric baskets, center storage, and scroll feet on casters. Apparently unmarked. Proven

Beggars Before the Queen. Signed and dated 1868 lower left and further signed verso. Panel two of two. From an abandoned Westchester, NY storage unit. Dimensions: 114.5" high x 75" wide. Condition: Sc

Woman Praying with Priest in a Chapel. Signed and dated 1868 lower left. Panel one of two. From an abandoned Westchester, NY storage unit. Dimensions: 114.5" high x 75" wide. Condition: Scuffs, scratc

By E. A. Ashbrook, 1853, possibly of Essex. Silk on linen, slightly faded but in good condition and probably in the original birdseye maple veneered frame and original glass. Sight image measures appr

"Merry Monarch" from a painting by F.C. Turner and engraved by C.A. Turner. Framed under glass. Sight image measures approximately 21-1/2" in height and 25" in width, Frame measures approximately 24-1

"Toledo" '64 and "Defile de la Flotte Anglaise", 1865. Matted and framed together under glass in a carved 19th C frame. Etchings sight images 7" high, 9" wide and 4 1/4" high, 9 1/2" wide. Frame 26 3/

A cast-iron double-sided road sign, "Newtown 5 M," 19th century A “finger post,” with a terminus cast in the form of a hand with pointing finger. L: 24 ½ in. Provenance From a Newtown,

J Coleman (19th century) J... Coleman (19th century) A game larder signed 'J Coleman' l.l., oil on canvas 63.5 x 76cm Condition Report: overall: 72 x 85cm Cracking to paint that has been retouched par

Ten Painted Tin Items, Pennsylvania and Connecticut, 19th century. Variety of japanned and tinned containers with soldered and rolled edges, including trays, one dome-lid box, deep oval bowls with pie

HAMILTON PERPETUAL WALL CALENDARManchester, Connecticut, 19th CenturyBlack painted wooden case with glazed window showing two panels, the fixed left panel with days of the week and the adjustable righ

Initialled T. S. M., 19th century, Marine School, Watercolour, A stormy sea with steam ships. Initialled and dated 1855 lower right. Approx. 14 1/2" x 21 1/2"

Pastoral scene with cows in a river. Likely Connecticut, 19th Century. Age Darkened, all over craquelure, dry from attic storage. No visible signature, but it may be present under grime. Written in pe

Seth Thomas Clock Co. of Thomaston, Connecticut, 19th century burled wood wall clock with rounded top, instructions taped to the inside of the back opening, 7" x 10".

Paint-decorated. Connecticut, 19th C. The dial signed "R. Whiting/Winchester", lacking movement and painted restored by Richard Brunkus, Frenchtown, NJ. 7'1"h Provenance: Property from a Distinguished

Plymouth, Connecticut, 19th c., original painted dial with eagle, wooden works. Overall height 92.75 inches.

American Cherry Corner Cupboard, Connecticut, 19th C., with original glass (SLEV7103)[MM] Dimensions:76" H x 44" W x 30" D