Two 19th C. Views of Bath, Maine

Two 19th century interior views with woman, 14" x 11 1/2", frame 22" x 19".

(mid 19th century) - Two Views of the Wampoa Anchorage on the Pearl River, color and ink on paper, hinged in on mat board, 7-3/4 x 12-1/4 in.; painted molded wood frame with gilt, 13-1/4 x 18-1/4 in.�

oil on cardboard, unsigned, presented in likely-original uniform gilt wood frames. DOA 11.5 x 17.75 in. Private Collection, Charlotte, NC Additional high-resolution photos are available at LelandLittl

Japanese Wood Basin in Two Parts, (Baby Bath), 19th C., with metal banding. Provenance: Christie's Inc. (JGRO201) [WK] Measurements:15 H x 21 W x 17 D

(4) FRAMED BATH, MAINE SAMPLERS - All early 19th c., wool on linen, from the Gage family, with family history on back, including: Lois Hovey Gage (1817-1876), done at age 8, alphabet and four line sen

Maksymilian Piotrowski (Polish, 1813-1875) Ornate gilt wood framed oil on canvas, depicting an interior scene with two 19th century garbed ladies admiring a hidden from view painting. No apparent sign

TWO PRINTS PERTAINING TO BOSTON19th Century1)"Perspective View of the Blockade of Boston". Label verso for Holman's Print Shop, Boston. Hand-colored watercolor and print, 9" x 27" sight. Framed 11" x

(6) COUNTRY CHAIRS - Early 19th c. Maine Made Yellow Painted Thumb Back Chairs, pinstripe decorated in gold and black with polychrome painted foliate and fruit designes on the rail, two thin horizonta

Set of three Hand colored aquatints, after T. Hofland and T. Barber; J. Bluck fecit; Including Matlock No. 6, Matlock Bath No. 5, Dove Dale No. 4. Condition: Good. Expected wear. Please see photos.

A Rare Early unsigned Folk Art View of the Buildings at the Summit of Mt. Washington, the typical winds represented by the clothing and hats of the two small girls between the two buildings with panor

Lot of two 19th century portraits, oil on canvas, both 18 3/4"h x 13 3/4"w (view), 25 3/4"h x 21"w (frame).

Two 19th century engravings, depicting classical themes, having custom frames and matting, 17" h x 12" w (view), 31" h x 25 1/2" (frame). Provenance: From the collection of interior designer Thomas Br

Two 19th Century Stereo Optic Viewers with Scenic View Cards. Viewers measure 12-1/2"l. Condition: Good with use wear.

Hudson River School oil on canvas landscape with castle ruins 10 x 15" and primitive oil on panel scene panel is 15 x 20" with 12" view of a placid stream.

Lot of two 19th century woodblock prints, Japan, both depicting scenes with women, 14 1/2" h x 10" w (view) and 13" h x 19" w (view).

Larger engraving is a view of Roman aqua ducts smaller, is an anatomical engraving 2" x 5"

Two engravings of English estates, the first being a view of Caen Wood in Middlesex circa 1800 and the second being a steel engraving of the Cathedral of York, 1828. Fine condition, 10 x 7" and 11.5 x

Two engravings of English estates, the first being a view of Caen Wood in Middlesex circa 1800 and the second being a steel engraving of the Cathedral of York, 1828. Fine condition, 10 x 7" and 11.5 x

Three Painted Articulated Wood Snakes, American, probably Pennsylvania or Maine, 19th/20th C. Two snakes with damage. Longest: 18-1/4"l Provenance: Jim Hirsheimer Vintage Art & Design, Newtown, PA; Pr

Two nice large dragees boxes, circular eglomise tops, depictions of 18th c. romantic views, embossed gilt paper rim wraps, one retains the original interior papers. The largest measures 6.5 inches in

Published by Underwood and Underwood. With two accompanying books: "Rome Through the Stereoscope" and "Italy Through the Stereoscope." Dimensions: (Box) H 5.5" x W 8.5" x D 4.5" Condition: Wear consis

Two nice large dragees boxes, circular eglomise tops, depictions of 18th c. romantic views, embossed gilt paper rim edging and wraps. Measure 6.5 inches each. We happily provide seamless in-house pack

(VIEW) MAINE - COVERING "C" THROUGH "E" TOWNS: 59 POSTCARDSEarly to Mid-20th CenturyReal photo: two early East Corinth street scenes, School St. (Corinna), baseball team wearing &q

DROPLEAF STAND. 1st quarter 19th century, probably West Paris, Maine. This early one-drawer stand fitted with a full dovetail drawer and two drop leaves supported on four boldly turned Sheraton legs.