Washington, Jefferson and Lafayette: Staffordshi

Historical Staffordshire plate with a view of “Faulkborn Hall” with Medallions. This is quite a special plate with medallions of Thomas Jefferson, General Lafayette, George Washington and

1904 ST. LOUIS WORLD'S FAIR PORCELAIN MILK PITCHERWhite and green porcelain with transfer crest images of Jefferson, Napoleon, Lafayette, and Washington among political imagery, text: "St. Louis 1904"

King Luisr XVI, Bejamin Franklin, Admiral de Grasse, John Paul Jones, Baron de Montesquien, John Adams, Jean-Jacques Rousseau, Thomas Jefferson, Merquis de Lafayette, George Washington. IMPORTANT: Bef

Open vegetable dish with the 4 medallions of Jefferson, Welcome Lafayette Nation's Guest, Governor Clinton, and President Washington at the top. Dish has Enville Hall, Staffordshire in the center and

Washington & Jefferson 3 Lang. Ship's Papers, Finest We Have Seen, Enormous Bold Signatures 1p partially printed document signed by George Washington, "Go: Washington", and Thomas Jefferson, "Th:

A very Rare Land Transfer Document Signed by Both George Washington & Thomas Jefferson Dated April 6, 1795, George Washington (February 22, 1732 - December 14, 1799) Thomas Jefferson (April 13, 1743 &

Remarkable 1794 Document Signed by George Washington & Thomas Jefferson -Displayed in Custom Exhibition Quality Frame. Presented for auction is a truly rare and historically significant document beari

George Washington & Thomas Jefferson signed Legal Mortgage Deed Document dated 1795. George Washington (February 22, 1732 - December 14, 1799) Thomas Jefferson (April 13, 1743 - July 4, 1826) George W

GEORGE WASHINGTON & THOMAS JEFFERSON SIGNED DOCUMENT DATED 1794. Washington and Jefferson had much in common. They were both Virginians. Washington was born in the northeast part of the state in 1732,

GEORGE WASHINGTON & THOMAS JEFFERSON SIGNED HANDWRITTEN DOCUMENT. Washington and Jefferson had much in common. They were both Virginians. Washington was born in the northeast part of the state in 1732

Glass and Porcelain 1824 George Washington & General LaFayette Liverpool Creamware Commemorative Pitcher “La Fayette’s US Visit” 1824-Dated Return Visit Period Commemorative Historic Liverpool C

Glass and Porcelain George Washington & LaFayette Jasperware Pitcher or Jug Produced in Rare Blue Color for LaFayette's Tour in 1824 c. 1824, Rare George Washington & LaFayette Portraits with Seal of

HL-3 "WASHINGTON" / "LAFAYETTE" HISTORICAL PRESSED OPEN SALT, colorless, scallop-and-point rim, name faintly embossed above each bust, grape bunch and leaf base. Unique. Probably New England Glass Co.

Acts of Congress, Washington, Jefferson, Adams, Printed Acts of Congress, including "Third Congress of the United States at the First Session", approved June 5, 1794, George Washington, 4 pages, 12"h

Scarce Waterbury Clock with the portraits of Generals Washington and Lafayette on the front. All original metal and wood clock. 15" Excellent

Pair of original, early 19th c. large steel plate engravings - WASHINGTON and LA FAYETTE. Each having eglomise ebony-painted and gilt mats with original gilt wood frames. The historic engraving of Gen

Post-Revolutionary War to Civil War Choice "WASHINGTON & LAFAYETTE" Jugate Silk c. 1824 Lafayette's Triumphal Return Visit to America, WASHINGTON & LA FAYETTE, titled Commemorative black print on whit

Historical Staffordshire Washington and Lafayette cup plate in a black colored transfer. Cup plate measures 3 5/8" in diameter and is in excellent condition with no repairs. Shipping: Domestic: Flat-r

1780 American Revolution 1ed Washington Lafayette Slavery Newton Revolutionary The Gentlemans Magazine was an English periodical which first appeared in 1731. It was published without interrupt for ne

English, c. 1825. With a blue shell edge and central transfer-print of Washington and Lafayette under an eagle. 5.5" diameter. (SS18)

1810 1ed New England Patriot Washington Jefferson Government Napoleon Americana The ‘New-England Patriot’ was a small publication by Russell and Cutter praising Washington and criticizing Jefferso

Pair of bisque porcelain busts, George Washington and Thomas Jefferson, each raised on a cobalt-glazed and gilt base, unmarked, 20th century; 6 1/8"H and 6 1/4"H (Ref. 100)

Marked to base "7613/72", unusual patriotic form.H: approx. 6".

2007-S Silver Proof Set w/MT WA ID WY UT State Quarters & Washington, Jefferson, Adams, Madison Pres. Dollars - Total of Seven 90% Silver Coins