Power Horn Attributed to Francis Tansel Kentucky Hand carved horn with bold American Eagle Circa 1820 Carved power horns produced by members of the Tansel Family are among the most sought after American powder horns from the early 19th century. The bold distinctive...
SOLD Portrait of Susannah Maybank Reid (1735-1821) Watercolor on Heavy Paper Stock Unknown Artist after Jeremiah Theus (1716-1774) Charleston, South Carolian Circa 1820-1830 Sheet Size 20” x 26” Overall 27” x 33” This charming watercolor of Susannah Reid is clearly...
TIGER MAPLE & CHERRY PRIMARY – CIRCA 1830 HIGHLY CREATIVE COMBINATION OF TURNINGS, CARVING AND WOOD GRAINS DIMENSIONS 27” H, 21” W, 15” D This charming, small chest is one of at least two from the same shop in central North Carolina. The partitioned top...
Mirror ~ Looking Glass Mahogany James Stokes Philadelphia Circa 36″ x 19″ The paper label has a spread winged eagle at the top and reads: JAMES STOKES/HAS/ FOR SALE A/General assortment/OF LOOKING GLASSES/HARD WARE/ DRY GOODS&/ Whole Sale/AND/ RETAIL/...
Sideboard Mahogany and Mahogany Veneers Light wood inlays Baltimore, Maryland Shop of William Bankson and Richard Lawson 1785-1792 71″ W 26.5″ D 38.5″ H The astonishing pace of the growth of the city of Baltimore in the years after the Revolution...
Tea Table Walnut Wythe County, Virginia Attributed to the shop of James Frederick Seagle Circa 1850-1860 26.5″ H” 27″ W 14.5″ D The distinctive shape of the skirt and the leg turnings link this table to the Seagle Shop that was documented by...
