Approx. 38" x 22" and 29" high.

In 16th C style--the beaker depicting Emperor Maximilian and with elaborate inscription and date of 1582, the goblet with armorial, 9" high. Good to sell them together.

Approx. 36" wide.

Pastel on paper laid on canvas. Approx. 17 1/4" x 14.5"--slight difference in size. Husband and wife. Note imperfections to portrait of husband.

36" x 27" canvas size, approx. 46" x 37" in the gilt fluted cove frame, a prototypical image by Ramsey, fully signed and dated lower right 1872. Bio from ask art.com: Born in Philadelphia and living there for most of his career, Milne Ramsey was a still life, landscape, and figure painter and remains best known for his highly realistic still lifes, some of them in the trompe l'oeil style...

Impressed on bottom with Clay Patent, painted borders on side. Ready to make an ideal coffee table, 28.5" wide.

Having drawer set in one end and discreet inlay, 22" deep, 33" wide, 29" high.

Portrait of a young lady from Pennsylvania holding a book, signed and dated 1830, 30" x 25". Bio from askart.com: A highly respected and popular portraitist of his time but largely forgotten today, Robert Street also did historical and Biblical scenes, but many of his paintings have been lost...

18" x 30" oil on canvas, signed lower right, unlined on original stretchers and what appears to be the original frame, a view of the Berkshire mountains. Bio from askart.com: Born in Hillsdale, near Hudson, New York, John Bristol was primarily a self-taught artist. He did study briefly with the landscapist Henry Ary, who moved to the Hudson area in the early 1840s...

Three framed pints from Catesby's famous edition. Note bio: Mark Catesby is known for his study and illustrated book, Natural History of Carolina, Florida and the Bahamas Islands. It is one of the earliest contributions to the study and illustration of natural history in America...

Pair of shield-back New England side chairs, Massachusetts. Note fan inlay.

41" wide, 52" high, 19" deep.