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George Washington
Parian Bust...after Houdon
Circa 1860



As depicted, standing at 11.5-inches
And in fine condition; within interior of analogous base written in pencil is-"Christmas 1863".

Price: $2,195

333-87







Polychrome Wax Portrait
Frederick The Great



Frederick II of Prussia (1712 - 1786), commonly known as Frederick the Great, reigned from 1750 - 1786, tinted profile wax portrait in a round fiberboard case with wallpaper on the bottom and colored German advertisement inside, there is tape around the outside of the case should be remounted, but the was portrait, other than some dust, is in very good condition. (Diameter: 3.5-inches.)

Price: $295

110-353








Stevengraph
General George Washington



Polychrome Stevengraph with portrait of Washington beneath an eagle and "The Father of Our Country" and over a monument with military trophies and memorial. It is signed "T. STEVENS.
COVENTRY." under the folds and includes a green tassel
Condition: light stain, pin hole.
Dimensions: 8.75-inches long, 2-inches wide.

Price: $250

TR







Washington Memorial Print
By Clarke
Boston, 1801 - SOLD



Dimensions: 10 by 10.5-inch frame, 8.25 by 8.75-inch sight-size.

TR - SOLD







Portrait of Zebulon Pike
Oil on Canvas-board
Circa 1906 - SOLD



Oil on canvas-board portrait of early 19th century soldier-explorer Zebulon Pike. Pike is featured in the central medallion with "NOVEMBER 1806 GEN'L PIKE EXPLORER USA 1806" beneath and a flag, bugle, and drum above. On one side of the portrait are gold miners, while on the other soldiers battle Indians, and in the background Pikes Peak and Mt. Rosa can be seen. The painting is signed with a monogram and date "A & B Co / Nov 1906" in the lower right corner. The board is marked Bainbridge Board Number 80 on the reverse.
Dimensions: 36-inch by 29-inch view area, 39.25-inch by 32.5-inch frame.

536-1 - SOLD












Commemorative Tray
Featuring relief medallion portraits of Washington, Webster, and Clay; the Declaration of Independence with Trumbull's painting of the signing in the center...
Silver Plate



Oval silver plated tray features relief medallion portraits of George Washington, Daniel Webster, and Henry Clay as well as a copy of the Declaration of Independence with the Trumbull painting of the signing of the Declaration in the center. The medallions are by, or based upon, commemorative medals by Charles Cushing Wright often thought of as the finest die sinker of the early 19th century. Washington is from a circa 1851 medal honoring the 75th anniversary of the signing of the Declaration of Independence, while Clay and Webster are circa 1852, the year both men died. The central motif is a copy of the Declaration of Independence engraved by S. H. Black circa 1859 and in the center is a representation of the Trumbull painting of the signing that appeared on the reverse of Wright's 1851 medal. On either side of the Washington portrait are eagles, one with a sword in its beak and the other with the scales of justice. Both have fasces at their feet. Beneath the Constitution is a panoply of arms and flags as well as the reverse of the Clay medal. The Webster and Washington images are signed "C. C. Wright D & F." The Declaration is signed "Printed according to Acts of Congress in the year 1859 by S. H. Black in the Clerk's office of the District Court of the United States for the Southern District of New York."

It appears that the tray originally had an integral hanger on the reverse of the rim, but that the sheer weight of the tray caused a separation of the body and the rim. There is an old, very possibly contemporary, repair where the separation occurred. Overall the tray is in very good condition with some areas of copper showing through probably due to over polishing and a slight crease near the Webster image. (Approximately 28-inches x 23-inches.)

Price: $6,850

270-36











Pair of Reverse Paintings on Glass
George and Martha Washington
Attributed to William Prior



Both paintings measure 19.25-inches by 17.25-inches.

Price: $4,175

CLB






President Benjamin Harrison
Cast Iron Trivet



Cast iron trivet with bust portrait of President Harrison framed by horseshoe raised on three feet. (4 ½-inches Wide x 5-inches Long x ¾-inches High.)

Price: $168

110-341






Engraving
U. S. Grant in Uniform

Circa 1894
Signed Jos. Fagan



Bust length portrait of U. S. Grant in uniform of General of the Army, portrait of horse and handler in lower right, signed Jos. Fagan in pencil copyrighted 1894, on buff paper mounted on heavy rag paper. (14 ¾-inches x 10 ½-inches.)

Price: $345

BAI-79








Profile Portrait...Watercolor on Wax
A Young Revolutionary Napoleon Bonaparte
Nineteenth Century



This image is believed to be a portrait of Napoleon as a young man. Done in wax with vibrant watercolor decoration, this is not the Napoleon with Roman emperor hairstyle as he is usually depicted, rather this is the young revolutionary Bonaparte. Mounted on a piece of watered silk and in a modern shadowbox frame. An outstanding piece remaining in very good condition, not examined out of frame. (Approximately 5-inches x 5-inches framed; wax portrait approximately 2.5-inches in length.)

Price: $775

232-87







Set of Hand Colored Woodcuts
Depicting George Washington
19th Century



The five woodcuts depict historic scenes of Washington: the Battle of Queenstown, Col. George Washington on his horse, the Battle of Eutaw, the Battle of Monmouth, and Washington Descending the Ohio.
Dimensions: 37.5 by 8-inch frame, 36 by 6.5-inch view area.

Price: $425

463-1











A Scarce Cast Iron Trivet
President Grover Cleveland Trivet



Cast iron trivet with three-quarter profile portrait of President Grover Cleveland surrounded by a horseshoe raised on three feet. (4 ½-inches Wide x 5-inches Long x ¾-inches High)

Price: $225

110-342






Andrew Jackson Silk Ribbon



Dimensions: 7.75 by 11.25-inch frame, 4.75 by 8-inch sight-size.

Price: $950

TR







Portrait of Henry Clay
Kentucky's Great Compromiser
After John Neagle...oil on canvas



Inspired by Neagle's iconic 1843 portrait of Clay...this 19th century full-length portrait of "The Great Compromiser" from Kentucky". Clay is shown gesturing toward a flag draped globe, to the right is a view of open fields extending to the ocean with various symbols of American success in trade, agrarianism, and industry. The painting is unframed and has been re-lined. The pigment remains strong and bright; scattered re-touch to thinning areas...all minor. (Approximately 46-inches x 30-inches.)

Price: $14,500

232-105









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