Lancaster, Pennsylvania pewter paten, ca. 1765,

Made by the Hubley Mfg. Company. Lancaster, Pennsylvania - Ca. 1930's - 4 3/4" Long.

Made by the Hubley Mfg. Company. Lancaster, Pennsylvania - Ca. 1930's - 6 1/4" Long.

Made by the Hubley Mfg. Company. Lancaster, Pennsylvania- Ca. 1930's - 4 7/8" Long.

Reputedly Lancaster County, Pennsylvania, ca. late 1870s, watercolor. Yellow owl painted on pen and ink ledger pages for grain sales 1872-1873. Framed, 15.75"h. 11"w.

Lancaster County, Pennsylvania, ca. 1830, pine and poplar. Sheraton to Empire, lid with applied edge moldings, dovetailed case, turned legs and interior lidded till. Original orange -yellow graining w

Possibly Lancaster County, Pennsylvania, ca. 1920-1940. Original clothes have some wear. 15.5"h.

Chocolate Pot Marked Limoges, 9.5" x 7", Cream Tones With Floral Decor And Heavy Gold Trim Highlights, Also Has Jewelers Mark From Lancaster Pennsylvania, Private Collection, CA

DESCRIPTION: John Penn signed land patent. Grants 150 acres in the town of Lancaster, county of Lancaster, Pennsylvania to Peter Blackalias Swartz. Created October 11, 1765 and recorded July 15, 1774.

Twentieth century. Includes Kovel's "American Silver, Pewter and Silver Plate", Gerstell's "Silversmiths of Lancaster, Pennsylvania", "The Colonial Silversmith" by Kauffman, Wyler's "Book of Old Silve

Vellum land patent for 100 acres of land in Hanover Township, Lancaster County, in the Province of Pennsylvania to Patrick Brown dated August 27th, 1765, and is signed by John Penn (1729-1795), as Li

Lancaster County, ca. 1800-1840, poplar. Dovetailed with tacks and square nail construction. Tin hasp and hinges, latter held by rosehead nails. Original robin egg blue with red and white compass star

A great early, ca. 1861, war-date poem, 1p. 8vo., entitled: "The PENNSYLVANIA RESERVE," printed by H. H. McClure, Lancaster, Pa., to be sold at Shepard's bookstore, Washington, D. C., reading, in part

LANCASTER, PENNSYLVANIA ATTRIBUTED PICTORIAL NEEDLEWORK SAMPLER, silk on linen, top with four-row verse from a religious hymn, surrounded by various motifs including flowers, butterflies, and baskets,

LANCASTER, PENNSYLVANIA FOLK ART FRAKTUR BIRTH AND BAPTISMAL CERTIFICATE, watercolor and ink on paper, roughly translates as "Susanne Maria Dressler / Born / 3rd Day of June / 1756 / May Jesus enfold

Lancaster, Pennsylvania Needlework Show Towel by Maria Landis, Dated 1832. Bold large peacock, spread-wing eagle, various birds, tulips and floral devices. (Peacocks were commonly used as guard birds

A Bijar carpet early 20th century 145 1/4 in. x 90 in. Provenance The Wolf Museum of Music and Art, Lancaster, Pennsylvania.

Ca. 1765, this mahogany chair has a scrolled crest rail with carved ends, vase form splat and arms that end in carved scrolls, on cabriole legs with tri-fed stocking feet. 39”H x 28”W x 23

Three matching wrought iron cooking tools. Lancaster, Pennsylvania. Dated 1800. A) Wrought iron spatula with heart cut out and two prong fork at other end."1800 I.M." on handle. B) Large wrought iron

A Sultanabad carpet circa 1900 163 1/4 in. x 120 in. Provenance The Wolf Museum of Music and Art, Lancaster, Pennsylvania.

Measurements: Width: 28.2 cm, Height: 57 cm PROVENANCE: A private collectors based in Lancaster, Pennsylvania, Fluries family, Original receipt, Dated: January 12th 1995, from WINTER MUSEUM & GARDENS.

American (Philadelphia, Pennsylvania), ca 1820. A three-piece coin silver tea service including tea pot, lidded sugar and creamer, each decorated with beast head handles, bands of roses and rising on

Made by the Hubley Mfg. Company. Lancaster, Pennsylvania - Mid 1930's - 11" Long. From the Frank Kidd Collection This is a very dazzling example of Hubley's iconic crash car repairs motorcycle, comple

Lancaster Pennsylvania Copper Tea Kettle Signed Schaum. Circa 1785-1814. Arched swing handle mounted on curved chevron, brass mushroom finial, domed lid, goose neck spout and crimped seam tabs. 12-1/2

Made by J. Barton Smith Company. Philadelphia, Pennsylvania - Ca. 1888. The weight of different sized coins, coupled with the law of gravity, causes the trapeze artist to make varying numbers of revol