C. 1870-1900 N.Y. HERALD LINCOLN DEATH NEWSPAPER

Lincoln Assassination Newspaper from N.Y. Herald, dated 4/15/1865 framed in a double glass frame; on the one side article of Lincoln's assassination, other side detailing Lee's first speech, as well a

Antique C 1900 Abraham Lincoln Bronze Bust Plaque. Commemoration Lincoln's death, patinated bronze circa 1900. Measures 3.25 inches x 2 inches.

Paper Booklet AMERICAN Advertising 1800-1900. C. 1960 Americana Review, Scotia, NY. Antique newspaper and magazine Ads. Illustration Ads, 8.5 x 5.5 in. American Ads Booklet , Antique American Newspape

Partial original New York Herald newspaper 8:10am edition detailing the assasination of Abraham Lincoln. Dated New York, Saturday April 15, 1865. Has wear tears and aging. Mostly legiable. Folded and

Early reprint of New York Herald newspaper 8:10am edition detailing the assassination of Abraham Lincoln. Dated New York, Saturday April 15, 1865. It has a portrait of Lincoln on the cover page that d

The New York Herald Newspaper Framed "Death Of The President" Abraham Lincoln

April 16th 1865 New York Herald with Death of The President,John Wilkes Booth The Assassin. April 17th 1865 New York Herald, April 28th 1865 with Booth's End " The Shooting of the Assassin of the Pres

Printed booklet titled on cover "Sermon / on the / Occasion of the / Death of President Lincoln Preached in the South Baptist Church, Hartford, Conn. Sunday, April 16, 1865 / By Rev. C. B. Crane" publ

Ives & Blakeslee, c.1870-1900, with key and original wood case, baby's head of light wax over papier mache with painted features, original lace cap revealing a tendril of hair at forehead, papier mach

Artist: Solon Borglum | 1868 - 1922 Title: Bulls Fighting Inscribed base of bronze: Solon Borglum © 1900 B. Zoppo. Foundry. N.Y. Media: Bronze Dimensions: 4 by 21 by 3 1/2 inchesAccompanying this lot

CREEPY c.1870 CRAZY MAN in DRAG COSTUME, FULL LENGTH, PARASOL HORN Ogdensburg NY CREEPY c.1870 CRAZY MAN in DRAG COSTUME, FULL LENGTH, PARASOL HORN Ogdensburg NY Description Circa 1870 Creepy CDV (car

Antique European Concertina c.1870 in Original Fitted Wood Box. Condition: Generally Good; As Found. Dimensions: Box-H-7" x W-7" x L-7". Provenance: From a Long Island, NY Home. Please note the absenc

Navajo Weaving, Red, Black and Indigo Blue. C. 1900. 5' 9" x 4'. Estate of Frances Cruikshank, Rochester, NY.

Ivan Kostantinovich Aivazovsky (Russian 1817-1900)Attributed: Marine Painting: Ship Sailing in the Moonlight Oil on canvas faintly signed lower right and dated c. 1870's. Framed. Ivan Konstantin Aivaz

French Gilt Bronze and Cut Glass Centerpiece. C. 1900. With goddess Ceres. Ht. 32" W 19" . An Old Westbury, NY Collection.

Pair of Chinese Rose Medallion Garden Seats. C. 1900. Hand painted porcelain. Ht. 19". J.P.Simmers Ltd., Rye, NY, 1994. An East Aurora, NY Estate.

Fine Japanese Satsuma Moon Flask. C. 1900. Artist sgn. Foo dog handles; landscape with figures, bamboo. Ht. 11 1/2" W 8 1/2". A Utica, NY Collection.

A five-piece sterling silver tea and coffee service in the "Ivy" pattern John Chandler Moore (c. 1803-1874) for Tiffany & Co., New York, NY, 1854-1870 Comprising a coffeepot, a teapot, a ewer, a cream

A French cloisonné enamel and gilt bronze mantel clock Samuel Marti et Cie (1870-1890), Paris, France, retailed by Tiffany & Co., New York, NY, circa 1900 Of cylindrical form with domed top surmoun

Signed C.W. Knapp lower left. Beman Galleries inscription on stretcher verso. Charles Wilson Knapp (American, 1823 - 1900). From a Haverstraw, NY home. - Dimensions: 20" high x 36" wide.

Boldly printed folio broadside headed "UNION LEAGUE / Remember Lincoln!...are requested to unite in commemorating the death of our beloved brother / Abraham Lincoln...On Thursday, June 1st..." [24" H

The fierce bull-headed god Yama standing on a bull mount. Yama, being the first individual to die, became the Lord of Death. Height: 3-1/2 in.

Charles Clement Calderon (French, 1870-1906) Venice Scene. 19th century. Signed lower right "C. Calderon." Oil on canvas. 18" x 26". A Rochester, NY Family.

Emile Galle (French, 1846-1904) Vitrine, c. 1900 mixed woods signed 'galle' in marquetry H 56 1/2 x W 25 x D 15 1/2 inches.