MID-ATLANTIC, POSSIBLY PENNSYLVANIA, PICTORIAL

MID-ATLANTIC, POSSIBLY PENNSYLVANIA, PICTORIAL NEEDLEWORK SAMPLER, silk and wool on linen, featuring large brick building, possibly a schoolhouse, in a landscape, oversized flower baskets, flowering v

MID-ATLANTIC, POSSIBLY VIRGINIA, THEOREM-STYLE FOLK ART DRAWING, watercolor and pencil on paper, a fine example with vivid color, depicting peaches and worm / caterpillar on a branch. Signed and dated

MID-ATLANTIC, POSSIBLY WESTERN MARYLAND, PAINTED POPLAR WATER / BUCKET BENCH, with two-board overhanging scrubbed top and solid ends terminating in bootjack cut-outs. Retains an old bluish gray-painte

MID-ATLANTIC, POSSIBLY VIRGINIA, WALNUT CUTLERY BOX, rectangular form divided into two compartments with cut-out below applied turned handle, nailed construction. Retains a fine old dry surface with w

MID-ATLANTIC, POSSIBLY MARYLAND OR VIRGINIA, WINDSOR ARMCHAIR, oak/hickory and poplar, legs possibly chestnut, vernacular bow-back form having unusual five-spindle arrangement, compact arm rests, peak

Mid-Atlantic, possibly Baltimore, profusely cobalt decorated stoneware pitcher. Ovoid form with rounded rim, incised lines around the neck, ribbed pulled handled and rounded foot. Cobalt decorated wit

MID-ATLANTIC, PROBABLY PENNSYLVANIA, PAINTED POPLAR BLANKET CHEST, the rectangular hinged lid over a dovetailed case with applied base molding, all raised on turned feet mortised through the bottom bo

Redware Bowl with Profuse Two-Color Slip Decoration, Mid-Atlantic origin, possibly Hagerstown, MD, early to mid 19th century, tapered bowl with rounded rim, decorated on the interior and rim with alte

8 pcs. Pennsylvania & Mid Atlantic Maps incl. ca 1820 double page map of PA-- Dimensions: ---

American, possibly Mid-Atlantic, hand-pieced and appliqued quilt, in an original Eight-Pointed Star design with central floral motif. Made from various cotton printed fabrics including "Turkey Red", e

A very good sponge decorated poplar wood storage box in original brown and orange paint, possibly Pennsylvania, mid 19th century or earlier. Original hasp, lock and forged iron handles on sides. Very

possibly Mid Atlantic, circa 1790-1810, with later elements, serpentine crest rail, incurvate shaped arms, red wool upholstery, square legs and stretcher, together with a custom matching reproduction

Very unique and rare American Redware jug ca. 1880 style from the mid-Atlantic region, specifically Pennsylvania. The potter's turning skills were obviously top notch in the way the formed the jug. Un

A good American late 18th to early 19th Century chest of drawers. Possibly mid Atlantic having line inlaid top, drawers, fronts and scalloped apron. Size: 35.5" H x 36" W x 18" D

Early to mid 19th century, possibly of Pennsylvania origin or English. The piece has a very nicely chased lid with piercing attached to a turned wood handle boasting excellent paint decoration of the

possibly Southern or Mid-Atlantic states. 47" high, 33" wide, 23" deep. Minor repairs and expected age and use wear.

1755 Robert De Vaugondy Map of America. Mid-Atlantic, New York, New Jersey, Pennsylvania Virginia, Maryland, New England, Carolina and Ohio. Partie De L'Amerique Septentrionale. Map in matte is about

Possibly Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, mid-19th century. Of large size, and with large knobs. 20.25" and 15.5" high.

Title: 1833 SDUK Map of US Mid-Atlantic -- North America Sheet VII - Pennsylvania, New Jersey, Maryland, Delaware, Columbia and part of Virginia Cartographer: SDUK Year / Place: 1833, London Map Dimen

Early Mahogany Classical Carved Acanthus Carved Table Possibly New York Or Mid Atlantic States Ca. 1830-1860 (29"x38")

Soft cover book collection from mid-Atlantic states: New Jersey, New York, Pennsylvania. Various topics and railroads are represented.

Possibly Mahantongo Valley, Pennsylvania, mid 19th century, yellow pine with poplar secondary. Six board dovetailed chest with original turned feet and interior till. Original red paint with gold sten

Oil on artist board laid to masonite. The reverse with Carnegie Institute Museum of Art Exhibition Label. "THREE PENNSYLVANIA SELF-TAUGHT ARTISTS: EDWARD HICKS, JOHN KANE, HORACE PIPPIN Oct. 21-Dec. 4

A rare diminutive Pennsylvania Chippendale walnut chest with thumbmolded overhanging rectangular top with cut corners having four highly figured graduated dovetailed drawers flanked by quarter columns