American Beauty

A 20th Century English part dinner service, Enoch Woods, Wood & Sons "Castles" Pattern in a mulberry transfer ware design. The part set conta...

An American Empire 19th-century fruitwood mirror, circa 1840.

An American workbox, circa 1860. The dark green paint appears to be original.

A very nice American cherry trunk or blanket chest, circa 1820.

A vintage hand-colored nautical engraving, circa 1920. "New York in 1850" We currently have a collection of 13 of these hand-colored nautical engra...

A vintage hand-colored nautical engraving, circa 1920. "The Betty Darling" We currently have a collection of 13 of these hand-colored nautical engr...

A vintage hand-colored nautical engraving, circa 1920. "Ships of the General Steam Navigation Company, Caledonia ... [and] Neptune ... with Her Maj...

A vintage hand-colored nautical engraving, circa 1920. "The Opium Ships at Lintin in China, 1824"

A Vintage model of a 3 masted ship.

A pair of tole and red glass ship's lanterns, circa 1900.

An inlaid Federal sideboard, New York circa 1800 with box wood stringing and bell flowers on square tapered legs. Mixed woods framing doors and...

A 19th Century bust of George Gordon by Pietro Mezzara, circa 1870.

A hand-colored engraving of American Indians, 19th century.

A hand-colored engraving of American Indians, 19th century.

A hand-colored engraving of American Indians, 19th century.

A hand-colored engraving of American Indians, 19th century.

A hand-colored engraving of American Indians, 19th century.

A hand-colored engraving of American Indians, 19th century.

An American mahogany dressing table or low boy, late 18th early 19th Century.

An American Chippendale secretary desk. Measures 36.5" d when open.

An American Chinese export porcelain with sepia landscape, circa 1830.

A great early 19th century fancy painted American console in mahogany with ebonized accents. Painted all over in gold with scrolls, garlands and bo...

A Civil War military portrait, of John Alexander Logan (1826-1886) U.S., 19th century.

A handsome Federal period mahogany and birds eye maple secretary – bookcase. We think this was made in Pennsylvania about 1830. Some small repairs....