Amos Doolittle (Connecticut, 1754-1832), "Connecticut, from the best authorities", early 19th C.,

Bonaparte in Trouble. Amos Doolittle (1754-1832). Hand-colored engraving on laid paper. Connecticut: Shelton & Kensett, Cheshire, c. 1814. 10 1/2 x 14 1/2 inches visible, 17 3/4 x 21 1/4 inches framed

Three prints (from a series of four) by Connecticut native Amos Doolittle (1754 - 1832) based on the parable recounted in The Gospel of Luke. Included here are "The Prodigal Son Receiving His Patrimon

Colonial America "The Honorable JOHN WINTHROP, Esq." Original Historic Amos Doolittle Engraved Copper Plate Portrait (AMOS DOOLITTLE) (1754-1832), American Revolutionary War Patriot, Colonial Artist a

Early hanging pipe box with drawer. Forged nail construction. American, probably Connecticut. Early 19th century. Condition: Excellent with minor imperfections. Old splice repair to one side of fish t

with paneled upper doors, set on a base section with well and slant lid, raised on turned legs. Probably Connecticut, early 19th century. Wear, losses, old repairs. 69" high, 36 3/4" wide, 21" deep.

with paneled upper doors, set on a base section with well and slant lid, raised on turned legs. Probably Connecticut, early 19th century. Wear, losses, old repairs. 69" high, 36 3/4" wide, 21" deep.

CONNECTICUT, EARLY 19TH CENTURY An early American chapbook titled "The Tragical Death of an Apple Pie" published by W. & J. Gilman, Newburyport. The interior of the book is decorated with twelve plate

Probably Connecticut, early 19th century, cherry. Square top on distinctive legs. 29" high.

Probably Connecticut, early 19th century, maple. Shaped top and distinctive leg design. 28" high.

Comprising: pair of American coin silver serving spoons, Isaac Lewis, Connecticut, early 19th century, monogrammed "CH," 9 1/4 in. L. and three American coin silver teaspoons, J. Burritt & Son, Ithica

Amos Doolittle (1754-1832) THE BATTLES OF LEXINGTON AND CONCORD IN 1775 Four hand-colored reproduction prints, framed. Sight of sheets approximately 10 1/2 x 13 1/2 inches C Property from The Monroe a

Four-Gallon Stoneware Jug with Incised Floral Decoration, Connecticut origin, early 19th century, ovoid jug with footed base and heavily-tooled spout, featuring an incised design of a tulip plant with

1803 EARLY Americana Christianity & Piety Moses Welch Connecticut A rare, early 19th-century pamphlet written as instruction to heads of homes on how to live according to God and the church. It discus

Fine early double slide top candle box with heart cut out handle and panel molded lids. Probably New London, Connecticut, 18th century. Fine early 19th century painted surface. Dovetail and forged nai

Early 19th Century Connecticut River Valley Cherry Chest of Drawers, with outset three quarter carved reeded columns on turned legs, oval embossed brass pulls. Height 37 ½ in. Width 41 ½ in. Depth 1

Early 19th century Connecticut tall case clock with a shaped crest, 8 day brass works, in a case featuring beautifully grained mahogany veneers, fluted quarter columns supported by original full heigh

Connecticut, probably Norwich area, early 19th century The red surface of the cherrywood with very early probably original reddish wash, the hinged slant-lid opening to a fitted interior with pigeonho

Early 19th century Connecticut two-gallon stoneware jug with impressed mark "Armstrong & Wentworth, Norwich", with cobalt highlights to letters and swirl around base of handle. Brownish discoloration

Early 19th century, Connecticut. The piece retaining its original makers label on the bottom which reads “Smith and Co Chester, Connâ€. Some shrinkage consistent with age, early painted surfa

Early 19th century, likely Connecticut. Having thinly potted body with slightly flared form and spotty led glaze. The piece having scattered blisters to glaze around lower body and three nicks to the

Rare Coastal Connecticut Cherry Bonnet Top Secretary Desk, early 19th Century, with contrasting cross-banded inlaid drawers, diamonds and finial; central inlaid star design on lid with initials E.M. H

Oil on canvas 30 x 22 in. (canvas), 35 x 27 in. (frame). Signed "Lincoln" in lower right corner. From a Connecticut estate. Looks early 20th or late 19th century.

Silas Hoadley, Plymouth, Connecticut tall case clock, late 18th or early 19th century, executed in maple, having a broken pediment top, above a painted Roman Numeral dial, centered by polychrome flora

early 19th century; profile silhouette of Connecticut Governor and Treasury Secretary and his wife, Elizabeth Stoughton, with eglomise frames, 7 in. H., 6 in. W.