NC's Outer Banks, c 1800

Map: Outer Banks of North Carolina Date: Circa 1800 Size: 30 x 21 inches This is beautiful print of an historic map of North Carolina's Outer Banks area done for his Majesty George III by John Collet.

Canvas Back Goose Decoy From N. C. Outer Banks. 24 3/4" Long

"Morning Pier at Nags Head: Outer Banks, NC". Etching pencil numbered 32/ 50, titled, and signed below image. Little's etchings are in the collections of Taubman Museum of Art and Virginia Tech. Mat o

1800's $50 NC BANK OF WASHINGTON BANKNOTE PCGS GRADED PCGS graded 1800's $50 North Carolina Bank of Washington remainder obsolete banknote. 

1800's $3 BANK OF WASHINGTON NC OBSOLETE REMAINDER NOTE 1800's $3 North Carolina, Bank of Washington obsolete remainder note. 

Late 20th century, Outer Banks, North Carolina, signed WM at underside. Nice painted and in good well kept condition. L22" H10 1/2" Sold from the collection of Jean and Steven Rothrock of Georgetown,

CANVAS BACK DRAKE, by NICK SAPONE, WANCHESE NC: Hand Carved and Painted with Glass Eyes, Measures 6" x 16". Classic Duck Decoy by Outer Banks Carver, Excellent Condition. (100-200)

Painting depicting fishing boats signed lower right. JW Etheridge (American/North Carolina 20th C.). Oil on canvas. 30" x 36"

French, Empire period (c.1800-1815). A large rectangular mirror within a molded giltwood frame, the outer sections of the glass framed by sectioned paneling interspersed by gilt rosettes. Approximate

Oval cameo brooch and pendant, c.1800, depicting Athena, the warrior goddess, in black to a pale pink ground. The cameo, rub set to rolled outer frame decoration to a bloomed ground, with turquoise an

BUFFLEHEAD DRAKE by Nick Sapone, Wanchese, NC. Excellent original paint and unused condition. Canvas-covered wire frame with bottom board, in the Outer Banks tradition. Retains glass eyes. Signed by m

NC Folk Art Coastal "Diamond City" Framed Oil on Canvas (Artist Signed) canvas/board/wood 23.5"w x 19.5"h Artist signed: "Lila Styron"; Diamond City Lighthouse, Eastern Outer Banks Please note that th

(3) Duck decoys, c/o Green-winged Teal by Ed Sitko (12" w x 7" h), Canvasback St Michaels MD (15-1/2" w x 7-1/2" h), Coot Outerbanks North Carolina (12" w x 4-3/4" h)

C. late 1800's. All original including original trap, in working condition. Condition: (Very Good). Dimensions: 5" x 4" x 3 - 3/4".

C. late 1800's. Green jacket variation in original, working condition. Condition: (Very Good). Dimensions: 5" x 4" x 3 - 3/4".

BLUE & WHITE CHINESE EXPORT PLATTER C. 1790-1800: A village scene along water with houses, boats, bridges, people, and trees. Two diapered borders decorate the outer parts of the platter.

Error Outer Fold - Series 1934-C U.S. $5.00 Federal Reserve Bank of Cleveland Note

1750-1800 Exported to American Colonies, Rice Pattern on the outer edge Yung Cheng Mark on Bottom Dragon Motif Blue & White glazed Approx: 8.5"D Purchased on Auction over 50 years ago. Private NY Coll

A MONUMENTAL SILVER TORAH POINTER. Poland, c. 1800. Consisting of two large spheres and two central shafts. Terminating in cuffed hand with extended pointing finger. Entirely covered with finely spun

The rectangular box with hinged lid and canted corners is decorated en grisaille on the long narrow sides, similarly on the cover and back, but with delicate hues accenting the scene of cherubs depict

Longcase Clock with Carillon and Moon Phase, c. 1800 Engraved brass dial, Ø 15 ? in., signed: Jo. Friedrich Steen, Roman hours, Arabic minutes, large calendar hand, moon disc in the arch, two-train w

Lovely Chinese Hand Painted Wallpaper Screen, the paper c.1800, the five panel screen hand decorated with a flower and bamboo garden with birds and insects, on a pale blue ground. Provenance: Pri

A FINE RUSSIAN ICON OF THE MOTHER OF GOD C. 1800. In this unidentified Mother of God type, the title Tenderness (Russian - Umilinie) can be used. The Tenderness title is a generic term used to describ

A BRIS MILAH KNIFE AND SHIELD. Germany, c. 1800. The handle made of gilded silver. 8.6” long and 2.4” long, respectively.