Bolivian (Department of Potosi), Nanaka, 19th Century

(Bolivia, 19th Century)Bolivian (Department of Potosi), Nanaka, 19th Centuryhandspun wool and natural dyes65 3/4 x 44 1/4 in. (167.01 x 112.40 cm.) Private Collection, TexasPrivate Collection, New Mex

Pair Spanish Colonial Silver Sconces, Possibly Bolivian, 19th Century, In The Mariola Style, Unmarked, With Large Repousse Plaques With Papal Coat Of Arms, Associated Silver Plate Candle Cups On Scrol

US Pay Department M1840 Sword, 19th C.38.75" LProperty from the estate of Ethan F. Parker, Lakeville, CT

19th Century, Bolivian. A double-sided silver metal relicario medallion, the miniatures painted on metal, depicting the Mother and Child, dated 1863; with an Archangel verso. Condition: the miniatures

19th Century, Bolivian. An oval double-sided silver metal relicario medallion, the miniatures painted on metal, depicting the Mother and Child; with Saint Joseph verso. 3" total L. Condition: the mini

SPANISH COLONIAL SILVER VOTIVE CROWN. Comprising an ornate and finely crafted votive crown, probably Bolivian, 18th or 19th century. The flared band pierced with repousse and chased floral forms and w

19th Century, Bolivian/Mexican. Three double-sided miniature relicario medallion paintings on metal: the Mother and Child/Saint Anthony (1 5/8"); the Immaculate Conception/Mother and Child (2 1/4"); a

WITH BOOK " THE BLUE PARADE" - SCRAPBOOK CONTAINING DOCUMENTED HISTORY OF NEW YORK CITY POLICE DEPARTMENTS FROM LATE 19TH CENTURY TO 20TH CENTURY

19th C. Large Bolivian Poncho with stripes from Llallagua, Aroma, La Paz. Size: 74'' x 58'', 188 x 147 cm. Estate of Nancy Kott and Curtis Tunnell.

Iscayo - Ceremonial Woman's Mantle, Early 19th C., Pacajes, Department of La Paz. Alpaca warp and weft. Natural Dyes 48" x 42". This mantle was featured in the exhibition on Highland weaving tradition

19th C. English Department Store Counter 36 1/2"H, 91 1/2"L, 25 1/2"W

Half Aksu Woman's Overskirt, Department of Oruro, Early 19th C. Natural dyes, alpaca. A very fine and rare example of the dominant or lower half of a woman’s wedding dress from an outlying part

Six Cast Iron Fire Marks, and Five Marlboro Fire Department Staff Portraits, America, 19th century. Assembled group includes two oval plaques relief-molded with leafy tree motif of the Mutual Assuranc

1886 New York Fire Department log book.

THREE VICTORIAN MEMENTO MORI LACE GARMENTSAmerican, late 19th- early 20th century. Skilled lace work and deep black satin and chiffon, one with 19th century Nugent's department store (St. Louis, MO) l

C1850 Engraving Generals Northern Department Revolutionary War. Mid-19th century engraving of the Generals of the Revolutionary War Northern Department. By Virtue and Yorston, New York. Fine, measures

Ceremonial Poncho Department of La Paz, Bolivia, 19th C. Warp faced alpaca. Elaborately striped in natural dye colors while maintaining an overall bilateral symmetry, this two-loom panel wedding ponch

Awayo Oruro (woman’s shawl mantle) Department of La Oruro. Late 19th century. Natural dyes. Alpaca. Aymara Indian culture. Size: 43'' x 41'' (109 x 104 cm).

Ponchito Oruro (man’s outer garment) Department of La Oruro. Late 19th century. Natural dyes. Alpaca. Aymara Indian culture. Size: 40'' x 35'' (102 x 89 cm).

British Science and Art Department Silvered Brass Wall Plaque19th centurydecorated with a mythical battle scene of figures in the water, marked "Science and Art Department" to the reverse27

Three McLoughlin Bros. Cased Games Comprising Tollgate, Fish Pond, The Game of Playing Department Store Late 19th/Early 20th Century Height of largest box 3 x length 18 1/2 x width 12 1/2 inches. Prop

This is an antique 19th century albumen photograph of the Albany, New York Fire Department Steamer No. 1. The board is 13 x 10". The albumen is 9 5/8 x 7 5/8"

DIETZ KING FIRE DEPARTMENT LANTERN WITH MOUNTING BRACKETLate 19th CenturyNickel plated.Height 17”. Provenance:The Collection of Chuck and Jan Deluca.

Early/Mid 19th C. Man's Ceremonial Poncho, Aymara People, Pacajes, Department of La Paz, Bolivia. The 19th Century Pacajes Aymara were master spinners, weavers and dyers of alpaca wool. Since they con