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34.5" x 19" x 29" high. Having shaped skirt and two board top with notched corners, stockinged feet, replaced brass hardware. Provenance Sotheby's Americana sale NYC.

Approx 10" high, having desirable hunt view with dogs. Condition appears to be good.

Approx. 20" diameter. Note missing chunk to foot of base at one corner. Vintage cast stone, made in America.

Still Life Oil Painting of Toys by Lillian Gertrude Smith, American dated 1932 20" x 16" oil on canvas, signed lower left, Smith was a artist living in Massachusetts. This charming still life of stuffed toys now restored and reframed Lillian Gertrude Smith (Rockwood), known affectionately as “Miss Lillian,” lived in Auld Lang Syne on Broadway in ’Sconset during the summers from 1909 to 1930. Like Jane Brewster Reid, Smith (Rockwood) delighted in painting the houses, lanes, and beach...

Having suppressed ball standard and dish rim, choice small size, Pennsylvania, having old mend at one ankle, old finish.

An ideal bedroom French Provincial Beechwood Open Armchair with useful upholstery. Note nail head studding.

28" diameter and 29" high. Top not original to iron base. Heavy cast iron base with later paint.

29" wide, having pull out drawer, an ideal bedside table. Note shrinkage cracks to top and sides. Wooden knobs.

Approx 10" high. Good condition and with leaf motif. Likely Rockingham and not Bennington .

Having choice figured mahogany and nice rope turned legs one drawer set in the skirt.

American School Portrait Miniature circa 1840. The American School portrait measures 3" tall by 2.5" wide and is watercolor on paper laid down on vinyl. The portrait miniature measures 5" wide by 5.5" tall in an oval frame from the period the painting was from. By family history, the sitter is thought to be Thomas Milliken with a New England origin.

Centerpiece decorative compote , 12.5" wide, 7.5" deep, 5.5" high. Note wear to gild highlights. Brilliant cobalt blue and with gild stars.

32" x 22" oil on canvas signed prominently lower right, Wm Hahn, NY, 1879 The frame is a custom gold leaf reproduction 40" x 31" Bio from ask art.com: Born in Ebersbach, Saxony, Germany on Jan. 7, 1829. At age 14 Hahn entered the Royal Academy of Art in Dresden where he studied for five years under Julius Huebner and continued for two more years at the Düsseldorf Academy. He received gold and silver medals from the Dresden Gallery. Some of his first watercolors were purchased by the Ki...

Bright luminist landscape signed by Carleton Wiggins, American 1848-1932 14" x 24" Oil on canvas signed and with partially abraded signature. John Carleton Wiggins was a pastoral landscape painter usually depicted with flocks of sheep or herds of cattle. His birth name was John Carleton Wiggins, but he preferred not to use his first name of John. He was born in Turner, Orange County, New York 1848 and raised in Brooklyn where he attended public schools and studied with George Inness....

Still Life Pastel Painting of onions and garlic on a table signed by Werner Groshans. Werner Groshans was a German American artist who lived between 1913 and 1986. This pastel still life measures 19" tall by 24" wide and is pastel on paper. In the frame the pastel painting measures 23.5" tall by 27.5" wide. Provenance: William and Abigail Gerdts collection Babcock Gallery, NYC Werner Groshans moved with his family from Germany to the United States at the age of thirteen and began ...

77" x 37" Note stains that must be cleaned.

Of small scale with inset leather top and bronze gallery, 27" wide, 18" deep, 29" high.

“O-hya-wa-mince-kee. A Chippewa Chief.” [Yellow Thunder.] From McKenney & Hall’s History of the Indian Tribes of North America. Philadelphia: Rice & Clark, 1843. Folio: image ca. 15 x 12. Lithograph. Original hand color. Very good condition. The McKenney & Hall lithographs of Native Americans The McKenney & Hall prints of Native Americans, from their History of the Indian Tribes of North America (1837-1844), document an important part of American history, illustrating the great le...