Alden,Priscilla Three Heroines of New England Romance

Each signed "C.H. RICHERT" on the reverse, one inscribed "KEENE N.H." u.r., graphite on paper, sheet sizes to 9 x 12 in. (22.9 x 30.5 cm), framed.

Heights 8 inches.

Three New England Canary Yellow Pressed Glass Vases, after 1875, and a Cologne Bottle, 1840-70. Comprising a single-piece 'Three-Printie' vase with gauffered rim and hexagonal base, a single-piece 'Pr

Three New England 19th century butter churns. Red/Brown H with plunger 44" H 23" D top 9-1/2" D base 11-1/2". Grey H with plunger 45" H 24" D top 10" D base 14" Green H with plunger 39" H 17-1/4"D top

Three New England chairs and a Windsor armchair. As found. Windsor 41"h. x 28"w.

Dynamic, detailed map of three New England states, beautifully hand colored by townships. Extends to Nantucket, Martha's Vineyard and Block Island. Shows rail lines very prominently, along with towns,

Ca 1880's. Three New England Glass or Libby Glass Company finger bowls. 2 1/4 inches tall x 5 1/2 inches wide. Ground pontils. Excellent condition.

Lot including three New England Region CCA plate toppers, CCCA plaque and Pebble Beach badge. Good condition.

Three Small-Sized Glazed Redware Pitchers, Northeastern U.S. origin, circa 1840, two decorated with manganese daubs, Norwalk, CT or Huntington, Long Island, NY origin, together with smaller, manganese

THREE SMALL NEW ENGLAND SCHOOLGIRL SAMPLERSOne wrought by Salla White in Nov. 1791, one by Rebecca Cole in 1825 and one by Annie B. Prescott in 1887.Framed 7.25” x 9.25”, 6.75” x 8.7

Three Pieces of Utilitarian Pottery, American, 19th century, an ovoid redware jug with appealing copper glaze, New England origin; an ovoid redware jar with lead-glazed interior, Northeastern U.S. ori

Three early New England fluid lamps. The first 2 mold with lyre design across the hexagonal sides and also having an applied handle - 6 1/2"H x 5"W; the second free blown with the font applied to the

Set of Three Copper New England Sconces - wired, electric all in working order. No additional hardware included - previously wired as desktop, bookcase lighting. This style and size of lantern sells f

Three Lehigh & New England Railroad Annual Passes - 1910, 1912, and 1914A set of annual passes for Lehigh & New England Railroad. 1910 pass No. 304 issued to Isaac McQuilkin, Comptroller of Carolina C

With articles relating to suffrage, and writings by Robert Smith, former Secretary of State.

Three early New England painted boxes. The largest with original swag and tassel decoration on a reddish brown background. Circa 1840. H6" L 14" D 9". Blue box with brass tacks and stars, circa 1860.

Three (3) New England maritime scenes. 1st item: Charles H. Ebert (Wisconsin/Connecticut, 1873-1959) small oil on board painting depicting an industrial harbor with several steamships docked along a w

Three Libbys New England glass works amberina glass pitchers of various sizes dating to 1883 to the 1890's. Each pitcher comes with a square top and has coinspot designs covering each of thepitchers.

WASHINGTON DRINKING ARTICLES, LOT OF SIX, colorless lead glass, comprising three champagnes and three wines. New England Glass Co. Third quarter 19th century. Champagnes 4 7/8" H, wines 4" H.Undamaged

Includes Model Power and Bachmann, including Nk. 2561 Arlee Station, No. 2588 Three Houses, New England Ranch, and more, all in original boxes, untested, largest box measures 6 1/2 x 7 1/4 x 6 1/4in.

Three pieces of redware. New England circa 1820-1840. Flask: H 6" Bulbous jar: H 8-3/4" Jar: H 8-1/8". Condition: Flask with hairline cracks. Other items with minor imperfections as expected. Link for

THREE FLORENCE MOLESPHINI NEW ENGLAND LANDSCAPE PAINTINGS: 1) ''Motif #1'', Oil/Canvasboard, 14'' x 18'', framed, 16.5'' x 20.5''; 2) Provincetown, Cape Cod Beach Scene, Oil/Canvasboard, 14'' x 18'',

One small basket with three miniature baskets. New England, 19th century. Small basket H 5" with handle W 6" D 5-5/8". Miniature basket with wide handle H 1-3/4" W 2-1/4" D 1-3/8". Miniature basket wi

Three Windsor stools. New England, Second quarter of the 19th century. Tallest in old finish. H 27-5/8". The next tallest a revolving stool in original black and red graining, probably Maine. H 23-1/2