Four Connecticut Counterfeit Obsoletes.

Four Connecticut Counterfeit Obsoletes. 1) Hartford. Charter Oak Bank. $3. CT-135, C22c. Stamped Counterfeit Bank Note, and has ink burn from it. Fine; 2) Hartford. Exchange Bank. $2. CT-150, N5. Pape

A Pair of Issued Connecticut Obsoletes. 1) Middletown. Middletown Bank. $1. CT-235, G Unlisted. Completely unlisted in Haxby but similar in style to G324, Very Fine; 2) New Haven. New Haven Bank. $10.

1860's. The $1 design features a center image of "The City of Hartford" sidewheel steam boat. Portraits to the left and right. A ship building vignette is seen to the left on the $5., with a center po

A group of four (4) Connecticut 1776 One Shilling notes. All four with cancellation slash. all in circulated but fine condition.

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

An Avery Brass Souvereign Counterfeit Scales. Four brass counterfeit scales, three are marked with crowns and one is marked Avery Length: 4"

Four early Connecticut receipts. 2 from Woodbridge, Ct., 1766 and 1814. Frame sizes: :H 21-1/4", W 16-3/8"; Woodbridge, May 12, 1789 frame size: H 15-1/8", W 1-1/8; and Pay unto Ralph Pomeroy, 1782 fr

1787 Group of Four (3) Connecticut Coppers; Bust Left. Condition - Varies AG or Good, See Photos.

A lot of four (4) Connecticut 1776 One Shilling Notes. All in circulated condition with minor losses. Two have Slash cancellations.

Connecticut Scrip, Fractional Obsoletes and Fiscal Notes. Three denominations from Tupper, Wood & Co, two from Loomis & Co, two from Hartford Bank, and a single 50 Cent note from the Phoenix Bank. In

CHIPPENDALE FOUR-DRAWER CHESTConnecticut, Last Quarter of the 18th CenturyIn cherry, with four full-width drawers and flat bracket feet.Height 38.25”. Width 39”. Depth 18.25”.

Wood round table 4.5"D with four Windsor chairs, Connecticut baker's cabinet 4"W, Bespaq refectory table loaded with foods 7.5"L, Handicraft Designs butcher block, Jai Ji ice box 5"H, nice quality tin

65" post height without canopy, 57" wide, 83" long. Bedding in photos not included. Posts have been cut and restored top and bottom. Provenance: Property of a Madison, CT Collector.

FOUR SIMILAR BANNISTER-BACK CHAIRSConnecticut, 18th CenturyIn maple and ash. Three with woven rush seats and one with a hickory spline seat. Backs with shaped crests and split bannisters. Turned stret

Judith Wyer (Connecticut, 20th C.), four framed works, including: oil on board, "Reading Rider", passengers on the subway, frontmost reading book or newspaper, unsigned, ss: 13 1/2" h. x 14" w.; oil o

Celery Pepsin 5 Cent Chewing Gum. Hartford, Connecticut, ca. 1923. Four single sticks of gum issued by the Celery Chewing Gum Co. Patent records show that this company was registered to a Hubert C. Ha

Wallace Sterling (American/ Connecticut, 1871- ). A four piece sterling silver coffee and tea service in the "Grand Baroque" pattern comprising a 2 3/4 pint coffee pot, 2 1/2 pint tea pot, 7/8 pint cr

(New York/Connecticut, 1834-1923) Four Bird Watercolors, framed as one, each titled; Welcome Little Stranger, An Unexpected Visitor; Under the Ivy; A Quarrelsome Tit; each initialed "FB", each ink and

Attributed to The Handel Lamp Company four-light chandelier Meriden, Connecticut hammered brass, leaded and slag glass 19"dia x 37"h (overall)

COINS: Interesting group of historic US currency, twenty-four items, including: 1788 Connecticut copper; 1723 Hibernia Halfpenny; 1823 large cent in Good-4; 1843 large cent in Fine-12; 1867 3c nickel;

Connecticut,Circa 1790 Four graduated drawers with tall apron supported by shaped bracket feet, two chamfered board back. Cherry 36" x 20" x 38" tall, From the collection of a Barrington, Rhode Island

Early American game board c. late 1800s to early 1900s. Measurements are 26-1/2” L x 16-3/4” W.with ½” x 3-1/2” framing on all four sides. From a Connecticut collection. This item ships from

Connecticut, circa 1790-1800; four graduated drawers, on bracket feet, 32 in. H., 38 in. W., 21 in. D.

(Connecticut/France, 1879-1961) Four Pastels of Paris: Le Pont Marie, Le Quai des Orfevres, Le Pont Royal, Notre Dame, all signed lower left, pastels on paper, 11-3/4 x 15-3/4 in. (sight) to 16 x 12 i