Theodore Roosevelt White House Etched Glass Goblet

UNITED STATES PRESIDENT FRANKLIN D. ROOSEVELT WHITE HOUSE SERVICE CUT GLASS GOBLET, colorless lead glass, conical bowl engraved with a spread-wing eagle within a shield above ringed vertical prisms, r

This goes without saying, but White House glass is almost never offered publicly - but on rare occasion a piece makes it out. This goblet was made by TG Hawkes in a Renaissance design for the Franklin

11 St. Louis continental goblets in the "Tommy" pattern. Made in France, each bearing acid-etched mark underfoot. Chips to rims of 5 glasses, with white paint stain to inside of one glass. 7 1/8" H

Theodore Roosevelt. White House card signed.

Details: Theodore Roosevelt's White House, custom display featuring a swatch of fabric which originates from a White House love seat, removed circa 1954. The affixed fabric swatch measures approx

Exquisite Theodore Roosevelt Signed White House Card, Presented in a Museum Quality Custom-Designed Framed Presentation. On offer is an exceptional political memento that carries the hallmark of one o

Theodore Roosevelt Signed White House Card - Historical Memorabilia. We are honored to present a uniquely rare artifact - a Theodore Roosevelt signed White House card. This extraordinary piece brings

Theodore Roosevelt TLS [White House, 1901] JSA LOA X79078. If lot is absent of a condition report one may be requested via email. Condition report is provided as an opinion only and is no guarantee as

T. Roosevelt WH TLS, Bold & Vibrant Signature Boldly signed TLS by President Roosevelt as "Theodore Roosevelt", written on White House stationery to Mr. T. T. Bullen of London, England, dated Marc

Evocative Theodore Roosevelt Signed Letter and White House Invitation - Dated from Vice Presidency and Presidency Respectively - Presented in Custom Museum-Quality Frame. Steeped in history and presen

ROOSEVELT, Theodore (1858-1919). White House card signed ("Theodore Roosevelt"), as President, Washington [DC], ca 9 March 1907.Signature on printed card "The White House / Washington," 4 1/8 x 2 3/4

Theodore Roosevelt autographed letter on White House stationary, dated October 1906, regarding friendly correspondence, along with a black and white reproduced photograph of Theodore Roosevelt by Pack

Metal green serving tray with an illustration of The White House and President Theodore Roosevelt. Dimensions: 13.5" L x 10.75" W x 1.25" H

530 ROOSEVELT THEODORE: (1858-1919) American President 1901-09. Signed small 8vo page Theodore Roosevelt, on the printed stationery of the White House - Washington. Signed in bold black fountain pen i

EARLY GERMAN FLASHED AND ETCHED GLASS GOBLET AMBER GLASS FOOT HAVING A RUBY GLASS CONNECTOR AND 'BULLSEYE' VIEWER; 7" TALL

GERMAN CRANBERRY FLASHED AND ETCHED GLASS GOBLET 5 3/4" TALL

TLS as president, one page, 7 x 8.75, White House letterhead, August 8, 1908. Letter to Colonel Archibald "Archie" Rogers, in full: “I send you, strictly for your own information, a copy of a le

Exquisite vintage matte-finish 4.5 x 6.75 Harris & Ewing portrait of Roosevelt during his White House years, signed on the original studio mount in black ink as president, "with the regards of The

Print is titled "Equality". Dinner given at White House by President Roosevelt to Booker T. Washington October 17th 1901. Depicting Roosevelt and Washington seated at the table. The event created a gr

Bronze porch light with etched glass globes much like the ones in the White House in Washington D.C., 39 in. T, 14 in. D.

ROOSEVELT, THEODORE. Signature, as President, on a White House card. 2¾x4 inches; remnants of prior mounting along upper edge verso, bold signature. Np, [1901-09]

White House Washington watermarked letterhead dated December 9, 1901 to Mr. J.H. Sears (Harper & Brothers) and signed Theodore Roosevelt. 9 x 7 inches.

T. Roosevelt Rare Signed White House Card White House Card, elegantly signed by the 26th President of the United States Theodore Roosevelt (1858-1919) as “Theodore Roosevelt”, in fountain

ROOSEVELT, THEODORE. 1919-1858. A typed letter signed on White House stationery, dated January 30, 1902. The letter is marked "Personal" and is addressed to Henry Loomis Nelson, an American author/jou