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Character Sketches of Romance, Fiction and the Drama Complete Four-Volume Deluxe Illustrated Library Edition Rev. E. Cobham Brewer, LL.D.; edited by Marion Harland Selmar Hess, New York, 1892 -
Charlotte Corday in Prison After C. L. Müller Published by Goupil & Cie Late 19th Century Mounted Photogravure -
Chinese School Hand-Painted Study After a Han/Tang Tomb Mural, Circa 1950–1970 -
CLOSED FOR THE WINTER” DOUBLE-SIDED FOLK TRADE SIGN -
Collection of Early American Painted Treenware with Paddle Spoons 19th century -
Collection of Four Handwoven Nantucket-Style Baskets Cape Cod, Massachusetts, late 20th century -
Complete Patented 1910 S.S. White Precision Dental Shell Die & Punch Set -
Dated American Folk Art Carved Treenware Nut Bowl, 1902 -
David Pelbam (American, 1932–2004) -
Dayak Basket on Stand — Borneo, Mid-20th Century -
Double-Sided Trade Sign – “DR. MEANS – DENTIST” Lincoln, Illinois, circa 1905–1915 -
Double-Sided “Windsor’s Bazaar” Country Store Trade Sign American, circa 1890–1925 -
Early 19th Century American Reverse Glass Copper Tinsel Painting of Floral Urn -
Early 19th Century Dome-Top Small Blanket Chest Circa 1840 -
Early 20th Century American Folk Art Marble Game Board “The Green Frog” Tavern Board -
Early 20th Century Folk Art Miniature Porch Swing Model in Reclaimed Advertising Wood -
Early 20th century industrial advertising storage container for the National Grinding Wheel Co. of Tonawanda, New York. -
Early 20th Century Leitz Wetzlar Brass Microscope with Complete Matched Optics and Reichert Mechanical Stage — Working -
Early 20th Century Lithographed Tobacco Tin Spaulding & Merrick (Liggett & Myers Inc., successor) St. Louis, Missouri, c. 1900–1915 -
Early 20th Century Peruvian Nazca-Revival Effigy Vessel circa 1915–1935 -
Early American Aluminum Folk-Art Cycling Automaton, c.1910–1930 -
Early American Crib Quilt Probably Pennsylvania or Mid-Atlantic Region, Circa 1835–1855 -
Early American Hand-Forged Iron Shears & Tongs Collection -
Early American School Desk and Chair Cast Iron and Oak, circa 1905–1915