REPRINT OF MOUNT VERNON

REPRINT OF MOUNT VERNON, HOUSE OF WASHINGTON, ISSUED BY LADIES OF THE MT VERNON ASSOCIATION, 33 1/2 IN X 25 3/4 IN INCLUDING FRAME

DESCRIPTION: (340Pc) Rogers Lunt & Bowlen Co Sterling silver flatware set in their pattern titled "Mount Vernon". Flatware is stamped with hallmarks and "Sterling". Includes: (12) Dinner Forks. (W: 1"

(American, 1806-1873) View of Mt. Vernon, not visibly signed, label verso "B Gray / Mount Vernon", includes photo of canvas verso before re-lining "Painting Garret/No 36 Trenton St/East Boston/W.M.Pri

"The Pool", cows watering Oil on board Signed lower right: Wm Hart 10" H x 16" W

[George Washington]. Mount Vernon Record Extra. One printed page, 9.75" x 16", no place; December 9, 1859. A printed circular, pres

''Spring Time, Arlington Valley, VA.'', pastoral landscape with sheep, signed lower left: Edward Gay, titled on a frame plaque, oil on canvas, 16'' H x 24'' W, est: $1800/2200 Provenance: Private Coll

Stream through an autumn landscape Oil on canvas Signed lower right: Edward Gay 20.25" H x 30" W

American design furniture by Monroe. Table 71-1/2" wide X 43-1/2" deep X 30" high. Table leaves 16" wide. Arm chairs 27" wide X 25" deep X 42-1/2" high. Side chair 23" wide X 23" deep X 42-1/2" high.

19th century charcoal on paper, nocturne featuring George Washington's home, Mount Vernon, titled lower left, unsigned, sight size: 12 x 15 3/4 inches, frame: 13 1/2 x 17 1/2 inches

Lunt Sterling Silver Flatware Service, Mount Vernon Pattern, comprising; 11 Hollow Handle Dinner Knives (8.5 in.l.) 12 Salad Forks 12 teaspoons All monogrammed but knives. Total Approximate Weight: 18

19th c Genre scene with visitors strolling in front of Mount Vernon, oil on canvas. 18 x 20" 21 x 24" as framed.

Patented 1905. Twelve of the following: hollow handled dinner knives, dinner forks and salad forks, ten teaspoons and six serving pieces. Approx 50 ozt.

William M. Prior. (1806-1873). Mount Vernon Evening. Not signed. Oil on canvas. Re-lined and backed to board. Scratch in upper left, minor paint loss and crazing, otherwise good to fair condition. Siz

Mt. Vernon pierced reticulated sterling silver bride's wedding basket. Total approximate weight is 1005 grams. Mt. Vernon sterling and L206 hallmarks on underside. SHIPPINGHill Auction Gallery will of

Rogers, Lunt, and Bowen Sterling Silver Mount Vernon Pattern Flatware. Comprising 6 dinner knives, 6 butter knives, 4 dinner forks, 6 seafood forks, 9 teaspoons, 12 bouillon spoons, 4 tablespoons, 1 c

(American, 19th century) circa 1840-1860, Fischer, Carpenter & Gusthal, publisher, active c.1850, hand colored lithograph, image 17-3/8 ? 23-1/4 in.; lemon gilt wood frame, 24 x 29-5/8 in. Provenance:

20th century, from the Mount Vernon Collection by Hickory Chair Company, hexagonal top with reticulated gallery, scrolled tripod base, 48 x 24 x 24 in. Provenance: Private Virginia Collection Note: Af

19th C., appears to be unsigned Overall: 21-1/4"h x 25-1/4"w Sight: 17-5/8"h x 21-1/4"w Provenance: Property from the Estate of Edward G. Bohn

William Lester Stevens (Massachusetts, 1888-1969). View of Mount Vernon, watercolor on paper, signed "W. LESTER STEVENS" lower right, inscribed "Mount Vernon" and "W.L. Stevens" in pencil on the rever

Unsigned 19th Century Oil on Canvas Titled Mount Vernon. Lake, figures and landscape scene. Image 21" x 31-1/4"; in a modern painted frame, 24" x 34-1/4" overall. Condition: Good with some wear.

having Arabic numerals on the face, crested by an eagle finial, with a reverse painted glass portrait of George Washinton on the throat, and a reverse painted glass tablet of a landscape scene with a

MV-1 MOUNT VERNON PRESSED OPEN SALT, transparent olive green with no opaque areas, scallop-and-point rim. Unique. Probably Mount Vernon or Saratoga Glass Co. 1835-1850. 1 3/4" H, 2 1/8" x 2

MV-1 MOUNT VERNON PRESSED OPEN SALT, translucent olive green with no opaque areas, scallop-and-point rim. Unique. Mount Vernon or Saratoga Glass Co. 1835-1850. 1 3/4" H, 2 1/8" x 2 7/8".Excellent cond

A French document referencing correspondence of George Washington and datelined Mount Vernon in Virginie dated of 1786 and 1788 and an earlier document executed in 1774 naming a James Mercer. The docu