JOHN ROGERS 19TH C PLASTER SCULPTURE: "COMING TO THE PA

Coming to the ParsonsHeight- 23"

"CHECKERS UP AT THE FARM " - IMPRESSED JOHN ROGERS NEW YORK

School Days Height- 22"

Large 19th Century Sculpture by listed and heavily collected American sculptor John Rogers (American, 1829 – 1904) Entitled "Parting Promise" (c.1870) | Signed: proper left top of base: "JOHN R

DESCRIPTION: John Rogers "Coming to the Parson" plaster sculpture. One of John Rodgers most successful pieces showing a couple being married. Displays in the Smithsonian Museum, signed " John Rogers".

Of Philadelphia Pennsylvania. Oil painting on canvas. Coming and going in front of White Cliffs of Dover. "Tontine Philadelphia PA" Name board visible on stern of ship. Tontine was a cargo vessel Capt

Exceptional John Rogers paster sculpture. "The Balcony" approx. 15 x 11 x 31 H.

John Rogers plaster sculpture, "The Charity Patient", approx. 8 x 14 x 22.

19th Century Plaster Sculpture of Three Little Black Boys looking over a fence at a watermelon patch. In fair to good condition, it has some areas where the paint has fallen off.

John Rogers Group Plaster Sculpture "Courtship of Miles Standish": Plaster sculpture measuring 24 x 18 x 14. A heavy plaster sculpture. Does have some nicks and scrapes on the surface. Bottom base rea

John Rogers, 1870's Plaster Sculpture "Taking the oath and drawing rations" approx. 9" x 12" x 23"

John Rogers (AMERICAN, 1829-1904) Plaster Sculpture, The Council of War. Signed to base. Chips, surface rubbing and flaking. Measures 24" H, 17" W. Shipping: Third Party

John Rogers Original 19c Plaster Sculpture Wounded to the Rear One More Shot Original Paint Large painted plaster sculptural group featuring a standing Union soldier with left arm is in a sling draws

"Checkers: Up at the Farm", signed "John Rogers, New York," titled on front of base, patented 1875, caramel painted plaster, 20" x 18" x 12", flaking to finish, plaster intact. This was Roger's second

John Rogers (American, 1829-1904) 'A Matter of Opinion' plaster group sculpture depicting three figures. Marked on base "John Rogers New York 1884".

Text on verso "Purchased July 1867 in Paris by C. F. Chidsey as a honeymoon gift for his wife Katherine". Each 42-1/4" high x 11" wide. Some paint losses. Each 42-1/4" high x 11" wide. Some paint loss

John Rogers (American, 1829-1904) The Council of War. Painted plaster sculpture, with 'John Rogers / New York' on the base, with title and 'Patented March 31, 1868' Height: 24"

An American Patinated Bronze of Abraham Lincoln, late 19th c., inscribed "John Rogers/NY" at back, on a round black marble base, Bronze height 7 in., width 4 1/2 in., depth 4 in

Davenport (English(Staffordshire) 1794-1887), John & George Rogers (English(Staffordshire) 1784-1815), early 19th century. A group of three pieces of blue and white printed earthenware comprising two

1876 John Rogers Group "Weighing the Baby". Victorian Cast Plaster Sculpture. 21"h. x 15"w. x 12"d. Condition: Good.

7 1/4 x 6 1/2 inches (overall including shadow box frame Borghese Gallery frame)

19th Century Saint Joseph and Baby Jesus Finely Sculpted Figure Portraying Saint Joseph Gazing Lovingly at the Christ Child Jesus Whom he holds in his Left Arm Plaster Sculpture Polychrome and Gold De

The schooner depicted with an interesting carved wood sail portrayed as if billowing and bunched up, flying the American flag and plying choppy seas, a lighthouse in the distance, primitive shadow box

Really unique, late 19th Century, sculpture of a Roman nobleman pondering. He maybe thinking I shouldn't have stabbed Caesar? This is of heavy plaster, almost as heavy as a bronze. Has the natural pat