George Martin Lane - 19th Century American Scholar & Harvard Professor - 1894 Letter

19th century oil on board portrait of a young girl with tambourine, artist signed G(eorge) Dury (American, 1817-1894), 29"h x 21"w, overall size including frame 32"h x 26.5"w x 1.5"d.

Attributed to George P. A. Healy (American, 1813 - 1894). Portrait of Caroline McCormack, sister of Cyrus McCormack, owner of International Harvester. 19th century. Possibly in a Stanford White gilt f

Attributed to George Inness (American/Scottish, 1825 - 1894) Oil on canvas depicting a dock with sailboats on a river, reported to be an Inness by family tradition, housed in a 19th century Hudson Riv

Oil on canvas 20 x 16 in., 23 1/2 z 19 1/2 in. (framed).

19th c. American School-''George Washington''- oil on copper, some very minor flaking. 4 1/2 x 3 1/2"

Framed oil on canvas painting, Near Bradford, Pennsylvania, attributed to George Burnham (American, 19th c.), cleaned, relined, restored by F.E. Robinson, Summit, NJ, 1962, paint flaking, sight: appro

George III pembroke table, 19th c., possibly American, single drawer, squared legs, spade feet, 27"h x 18"w (closed) x 28"d, 35.25'w (open)

William M Hart, [American 1823-1894], 19th C. Oil on canvas painting, Hudson Valley Landscape with cows. Signed lower right, Original Frame. Size: Image 18 in. x 30 in. ; outer frame 29 1/8 in. x 41 1

George E. Norris, birdseye map Tallapoosa GA, George E. Norris (American, 19th c.), "1892 Tallapoosa, GA. Haralson Co. Looking Northwest", hand-colored engraving, Kennedy Galleries label verso, 24"h x

AMERICAN SCHOOL 19TH C. LAKE GEORGE, OIL/CANVAS INSCRIBED ON STRETCHER (10" X 16")

"Recluse Island Lake George" oil on board 4 1/2 x 7 inches. signed F.C. Olmstead (verso) framed 12 x 15 inches (overall)

Samuel Waldo and William Jewett (American, 19th century), Portrait of George Bradishoil on panel, the verso stamped "Waldo & Jewett / 183(?) / New York," presented in a period gilt frame. Panel 31 x 2

Inscribed at front "Mathematical manuscript, Harvard University, March 25th, 1810." An early 19th century Harvard manuscript workbook, by George Thacher Jr. (sometimes spelled "Thatcher"), son of the

George III mahogany camelback tapestry sofa, 19th c., possibly American, needlework tapestry, portraying figures in a garden surrounded by flowers and foliage, 38"h x 80"w x 34"d Provenance: Property

George III figured mahogany work table, 19th c., possibly American, hinged oval top, inlaid stringing, green velvet interior, 26"h x 20.75"w x 14.25"d

DESCRIPTION: Portrait of George Washington. American School, 19th century. Oil on canvas mounted on board. Unsigned. Relating to Sully's Passage at the Delaware with costume and background changes. Un

19th c. copy after Gilbert Stuart- Portrait of George Washington- oil on canvas, framed, several repairs and in-painting. 22 x 21''

19th c. American pictorial quilt, ca. 1850's, with an image of the American flag with 31 stars and a printed textile of George Washington, wear in many area of the quilt. 73 x 77''

A well executed landscape, depicting a summer afternoon light illuminating a rivers edge, initialed AMB and dated 18?7 lower right, in a labeled (George FOF Framer of NY) gilt decorated frame. Canvas:

Antique 19th C American School Portrait of a Lady. Oil painting on board. Showing a lady with ornate period jewelry, lace work and dress. Measures 36 x 28.5 inches. Including letter on the back from B

Wooden and metal tools, mostly 19th C. American, items include: wooden folding drying rack; clamp; folding tool; cork inserter tool made of maple; wooden letter opener; folding measuring stick; two co

An early nineteenth century American school oil on canvas painting of a young woman reading letters housed in gilt wood frame. Image size: 30.5" x 25" Ht: 41.5" Wd: 36" (framed)

Seascape oil on canvas of boats along the ocean. signed "Th. Jensen", 19th c. American, lower right. [Art: 14 1/2 x 22; Frame: 17 1/2 x 26 inches]. Tears and missing areas of canvas. Poor condition.

with hinged lid, having indistinct writing on top, possibly "MARTINS ..." h. 5-1/8 w. 9-7/8 d. 4-7/8 in. Provenance: from a Stonington, CT lady