Letter from Mt. Vernon slave overseer to Washington

JOHN AUGUSTINE WASHINGTON II (1789-1855), MT. VERNON, VIRGINIA AUTOGRAPH LETTER SIGNED four-page stampless cover, March 12, 1831, to noted American horticulturist William Prince (1766-1842) of Flushin

George Washington's Nephew Bushrod, SC Justice, After Burning of D.C. War 1812, From Mt. Vernon [WAR OF 1812.] Bushrod Washington, Autograph Letter Signed, to Robert Morris, September 24, 1814, Mount

Two Mt. Washington Royal Flemish Biscuit Jars, to include one having coat of arms and the other having heavy gold Greek medallions, height 8 and 7 inches. Provenance: From the Estate of Elwyn W. Lemon

Mug marked "Mt. Vernon, Virginia." Plate marked "Silesia." Plate: 6-1/4" diameter. Mug/pitcher: 4-1/2" to 7-1/2" high. DM IMPORTANT: Before bidding, please read the terms and conditions. When you regi

19th C. 'sandpaper painting' after a popular print showing Mt. Vernon with Washington's Tomb, in charcoal on marble-dust coated paper. Handwritten beneath the image: "View of Mt. Vernon". Mr. Long's n

Tiffany & Co. Miniature Banjo Mahogany case. Original painted dial. Reverse painted tablets with Mt. Vernon & George Washington. 8 day balance wheel movement. Ht. 21 1/2"

Reverse scene of Mt. Vernon - George Washington's home. In a later period mitered frame 18-1/2' x 30-1/2" Condition: Good with craquelar.

Framed litho, depicting a grass hill with a ranch and other buildings. Possibly depicting Mt Vernon, George Washington's home Framed in wooden frame with gold toned inner fillet. Evident broken glass

Rare form in these 3 nesting porcelain trays of George Washington's Mount Vernon, VA. Likely dating to c.1932 when the nation celebrated his 200th anniversary of his birth, no damage, two smaller tray

B. Altman & Co., New York, 1976, 83 of 200 edition limited including The Adams' Old House, George Washington's Mt. Vernon, Thomas Jefferson's Monticello, and Andrew Jackson's Hermitage, L. Hitchcock,

reverse painted with scene of Mt. Vernon and George Washington, 40" long from eagle finial to acorn drop finial, late 19th/early 20th century

Hand-colored lithograph published by G & F. Bill, depicting the home of George Washington, Mt. Vernon. With numbered key indicating fourteen locations of interest on the estate including the vegetable

Set of Four Hitchcock Side Chairs, Adams Old House, George Washington Mt. Vernon, Thomas Jefferson Monticello, Andrew Jackson Hermitage, one seat caning as is, one newly repaired, height 35 inches.

Currier and Ives hand colored medium folio lithograph, entitled "The Home of Washington. Mt. Vernon Va.", 19th century. Very good condition in original black walnut frame with gold inset. Minor stains

Hand-colored lithograph published by G & F. Bill, depicting the home of George Washington, Mt. Vernon. With numbered key indicating fourteen locations of interest on the estate including the vegetable

Currier & Ives, Mt. Vernon colored lithograph, Currier & Ives (19th c.), "The Home of Washington. Mt. Vernon, Virginia", 12.5"h x 16.25"w (sight), 19"h x 22.5"w (frame size), matted and framed under g

Consisting Of A Washington Mt Vernon Masonic Souvenir Spoon, Mexico Silver Onyx Earrings,(just Marked Silver), Grape Cluster Earring Also Just Marked Silver. Also Three Sterling Silver Rings, Sterling

Birds Eye View of Mt. Vernon: Home of Washington, 1859, hand-colored lithograph on paper, published by G. and F. Bill, image 10 x 14 inches, in a wood frame 16 x 17 inches.

Together With A George Washington Mt Vernon Vintage Coin Purse With Soft Leather Lining. Bage Are Approx 3" X 2"

VINTAGE AMERICANA COLLECTIBLES

Vintage Unused Postage Stamps 1973 1st Self-Adhesive US Stamp (Weathervane From Washington's Mt. Vernon Home)

Banjo Clock, George Washington and Mt. Vernon reverse painting door, eagle finial, Tilden Thurber, brass side pcs, wt. & pendulum, 40" tall

Banjo Clock, George Washington and Mt. Vernon reverse painting door, eagle finial, wt. & pendulum, 30" tall

This collection of stereoviews are originals from the epoch . They come mainly from collectors in the U.S.A. and constitute wonderful testimonies of past time that tend to be unique. Their scarcity, c