John Rogers Grouping

SPEAK FOR YOURSELF JOHN ALDEN GROUPING, CHIP TO CORNER. & CHECKERS UP AT THE FARM GROUPING. CHIPS TO BASE. 18"W x 20" H & 18" W x 22" H. THIS ITEM EXCEEDS SIZE LIMITATIONS FOR IN HOUSE SHIPPING.

Painted plaster grouping. The Favored Scholar. Inscribed; 21in.H. x 15in.W. x 10.5in.D.

New York. Patented August 9th, 1840. From the estate of a NYC antique dealer. Chip on cat's ear.

John Rogers Grouping Titled "Checkers at the Farm" in Fair Cond. (Flaking) 20in.H.x18in.W.

largest 25 inches tall

children with animals; each 14" tall

Tallest measures 18" high

largest 24

JOHN ROGERS (AMERICAN 1829-1904) PAINTED PLASTER FIGURAL GROUPING, H 22", W 17", D 9 1/2", "COMING TO THE PARSON" Depicting a young couple speaking with a Parson. Signed in the front right of the base

JOHN ROGERS (AMERICAN 1829-1904) PAINTED PLASTER FIGURAL GROUPING, H 20", W 17", D 12", "CHECKERS UP AT THE FARM" Depicting two figures playing checkers atop a barrel as a mother and child watch. Sign

JOHN ROGERS (AMERICAN 1829-1904) PAINTED PLASTER FIGURAL GROUPING, H 20", W 12", D 9", "THE SCHOOL EXAMINATION" Depicting two teachers testing a young student. Signed in the front right of the base. "

John Rogers New York Patd 1870 "Coming To The Parson"; Rogers Grouping; Inscribed and Titled. Size: 22 in. height, 16 in. wide.

The rarest John Rogers group "The Bushwhacker". I was told there's only 5 known to exist (3 in museums). Dated April 1865 (the wife's appeal for peace). 12" wide, 22" tall, 8" deep.

(New York1825-1892) Young Indian Fisher, signed at bottom "Randolph Rogers Roma", white marble, 33 x 18 x 15 in., with gray marble pedestal, 38-3/4 x 17 x 17 in. Provenance: Private Huntsville, Alabam

(American, 1825-1892) Nydia: The Blind Flower Girl of Pompeii, signed "Randolph Rogers Rome", marble, 36-1/2 x 24 x 17-1/2 in., with rotating rose and cream marble pedestal, 42 x 18-1/2 in. Provenance

(New York/Michigan, 1825-1892) Boy Hunting, circa 1866, signed on base "Randolph Rogers-Rome", Carrara marble, 38 x 16 x 14 in. Note: Randolph John Rogers spent most of his productive years in Rome, I

Bronze copy of famous John Rogers' "Travelling Magician" sculpture. John Rogers (1829-1904) was a machinist from Manchester, N.H., who turned his hobby of sculpting into a very financially successful

Randolph John Rogers (American, 1825-1892), Bust of a Gentleman, marble sculpture, signed and inscribed "Rome" lower back, 30"h x 21"w x 11"d

John Rogers "The Traveling Magician" Cast Plaster Statue. This is approx 15" x 14" x 23 1/2" and it weighs 47lbs. The statue is in a good, vintage condition with paint loss, cracks, and a few chips. T

JOHN ROGERS (NY/CT/MA, 1829-1904) - "The Slave Auction", titled and signed on the base, an original 19th c. casting, overpainted, 13 1/2" x 9" x 8 1/2". Good condition. From the ex-collection of Melvi

Bronze sculptor by John Rogers. Eye-catching and one-of-a-kind, this handcrafted bronze sculpture depicts President Abraham Lincoln, General Ulysses S. Grant and Secretary of War Edwin Stanton reviewi

(American, 1825-1892) A Portrait Bust of a Finely Dressed Young Woman, signed verso truncation signed "Randolph Rogers Rome", marble, with marble socle, 29 x 17 x 12 in.; with alabaster pedestal, 36 x

Royal Academy artist, Painting depicts Doves, lambs and Mary Magdalene. Frame: 29.25" x 25" / Image: 17" x 12 5/8". In very nice overall condition. Has some frame issues.

John Rogers Herbert (British, 1810-1890), King Lear & Cordelia, Oil On Canvas. Based on his remarkable fresco in the Houses of Parliament, this is an oil study or later copy, similar to the copy paint