American Beauty

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....

A copper and copper-clad lighthouse lamp. These were made as night lights for children. This one is from the USA, circa 1920.

A rare 19th century reverse glass painting of President Lincoln. We think it was painted shortly after the Civil War and have seen similar painting...

An early 19th Century engraving of several birds drawn from nature by A. Wilson, father of American Ornithological (bird) illustrations and printed...

A large scale Currier & Ives lithograph of the Portrait of the Side Wheeler Drew, published by Endicott and copyright by Currier & Ives 1877.

An early 20th Century leather tankard with a sterling silver rim and presentation plaque on the front. The plaque reads to Fredrick Maudes, Portlan...

A Vintage silver plate lemonade mixer or muddler, American.

An early 19th Century American blue painted dowry chest with red accents, circa 1810

American Antique Sled

An American beachwood child's platform rocking chair, circa 1880. Seat height 10.75".

A 19th Century American gilt wood pier mirror.

A late 19th Century American mahogany pier mirror with applied gilt decorations

A late 18th Century copper eagle weathervane eagle clutching a copper ball, later mounted on a wood base.

A rare period map of Virginia City and some of the Comstock mine. Also includes the Sutro Tunnel and the surrounding counties

A small scale American wood sled in oak with iron runners

A mid 19th Century American gray painted iron plate rack or pie cooling rack, circa 1860.

An early 19th Century American Pennsylvania tavern table that turns into a chair, with a pine top and an elm chair base, circa 1830.

A mid 19th Century American yellow painted iron plate rack or pie cooling rack, circa 1860.

A rare and substantial heavy glass and bronze ships lantern. Wear and an old crack to glass. American circa 1870.  

A Vintage folding book stand on casters, circa 1900. Wood panels replaced.