AMERICAN PHILLIPS COLORED FAMILY REGISTER & ANOTHER

Silk on linen. Records the family of Reverend John Townsend Addoms of Clinton, New York and his wife Harriet Young of Middlebury, Vermont married 1814. The names and birth dates of eight children are

Ca. 1820s-30s. Watercolor and ink on paper. The earliest is on laid paper and lists the children of John and Sally Maynard. "Written by Anna Maynard, Pittsford, Vt", the second of their children born

12.25" X 14" overall size, Hand colored German Fraktur family register, dated April 1753 with religious borders, Pennsylvania in North County in Heidelberg Township

''A Register of Richard Wilcox's family'' American needlework sampler, circa 1827, probably Bridgeport, CT, having memorial to his wife Olive Wilcox (nee Porter), and a birth listing of their children

Erickson 1991, Colored Lithograph, African American Family Walking on Road Landscape size: 10.5 x 13.75 matte, 16 x 21.25 outside frame

Mary Phillips (American, 1790--1846) Antique Phillips Family memorial handmade needlework and illustration. Dated 1810. History and artist information on verso. Site: 13 1/2 in. x 13 in. Frame: 19 in.

Needlework family register for the Bossn Family. Earliest date 1778. Latest date 1826. American. Framed size H 22-5/8" W 20-1/2". Opening size H 18-1/2" W 16-1/2". Excellent condition with minor disco

American, 19th century. Plain sampler with verse and "Elizabeth Ann Kessell 1861". Loss. Framed, 9.5"h. 9.5"w. Together with a fragment of a family register. Watercolor and ink on laid paper. Lists th

19thC hand colored etching of Northern New England, possibly VT - possibly a book plate or page from a family register - w gift provenance on label in back from 1991 - overall framed size 17"x14 3/4"

This family register sampler is inscribed; WROUGHT BY MARY E CHILD WITH AMERICAN SILK. The fact that Mary stated on her sampler that she used American Silk may be unique, if not, it is extremely rare.

Inez Nathaniel Walker (American, 1911-1990). Drawing titled "A Man and A Woman," 1977, depicting two figures in profile facing one another, colored pencil and pen on paper. Signed and dated

David Phillips (American, B.1944) A large polished steel abstract sculpture, signed. Having colored bubble acrylic cylinders on tiered platforms conforming to a corkscrew pedestal into a cut out base.

David Phillips (American, B.1944) A signed abstract sculpture of square metal tubing adorned with glass beads. Topped with colored slag glass. Ht: 50.5" Wd: 37.5" Dpth: 19.75"

David Phillips (American, B.1944)A signed abstract wall hanging sculpture having twisted horseshoe form with colored accents. Ht: 47.75" Wd: 19" Dpth: 13.5"

David Phillips (American, B.1944)A signed abstract free hanging steel sculpture having flexible tubing and colored acrylic caps. Ht: 48.25" Wd: 31" Dpth: 31.5"

Hand blown, American eagle w/wheat shocks, arrows in eagle claws, obverse shows cornucopia & basket of fruit, side lines, lots of bubbles in the Amber family colored glass, 7" tall by 4 1/4" wide. As

Currier & Ives (American, 19th Century) The Wonderful Albino Family. Hand-colored lithograph. Together with a French WWI poster by F. Gottlob 'Souvenez-Vous!' 13.25" x 8.75" Frame: 21" x 16"

Eight silver Native American necklaces including multi colored stone turtle with overlay, coral peace sign heart, another coral necklace, two turquoise chunk necklaces. two more with turquoise and a f

The frontispiece from Frank Leslie's "Illustrated Historical Register of the Centennial Exposition 1876", printed by Donaldson Brothers, and a hand colored print titled "The American Centennial Exhibi

colored lithograph, H. Schile, publishers, American, circa 1874; black eglomise border. Frame size: 24" high, 30" wide; sight size: 22" high, 28" wide. Not examined out of frame. Small touch up in mar

Includes scarce original box with nice colored graphics showing an African American dancing while another plays a fiddle. Box has some scraping and creasing, and one inner flap is detached and present

LeRoy Neiman, American 1921-2012, Lion Family , 1974 Edition of 300 An American artist known for his brilliantly colored, expressionist screen prints Hand Signed in pencil from a edition of 300Can be

Native American, Northwest Coast, similar to and possibly by Ray Williams (Nootka First Nations artist) or another member of the Williams family, ca. early to mid 20th century CE. An attractive totem

The New Game Of Snip, Snap, Snorum, ca. 1865, American, set is complete in paper covered wood box, with twenty hand colored cards in 5 four card families -Sly, Slack, Slim, Slick and Slow, two uncut c