Filter Collection (1800s)

Signed withe Family crest of Shimazu and made by Hekizan, this very nice late 19th Century Satsuma Tea Caddy shows the amazing decorative ability of [...]

A pair of late 1800's Spanish Colonial Style wrought Iron Candelabras. These Victorian era standing candelabras have simplistic yet stylish accents. The simple handle design [...]

This piece and other that I will mark in the descriptions are all coming from a Magnificent estate near Havre de Grace. If you have [...]

This piece and other that I will mark in the description are all coming from a Magnificent estate near Havre de Grace. If you have [...]

Bicycle-club de Geneve, Bicycle Club of Geneve dated 1897 2nd Place award (called Dilome in French) with Original Metal award at the base.
The Image is [...]

From the Same collection as the Squash Blossom, here is an 1800's Cuff Bracelet with 7 turquoise stones.
The estate has this piece as marked 1810 with [...]

Late 1800's Silver and Bisbee Turquoise Native American Squash Blossom Necklace. The squash blossom is approx. 2 3/4" wide and each side's length is approx. 15" long. [...]

A rare and unique 19th Century Passenger ship Folding Sink. The piece is almost 100% original, with porcelain bowl and faucet, silvered mirror, galvanized back and [...]

An early 1900's folk art carving by Ulyssee Dabouze and Jean Felix Clemence of General Toussaint L'Ouverture.
The condition is Near Fine with minor paint [...]

A French Daguerreotype of a woman with Huge almost deformed hands. This clear and precise image may well be a medical portrait of woman or [...]

A Stereo Photograph Card of Surgical Instruments from Pompeii Physician's house.
This Stereo card is in near perfect condition and dates from around the turn [...]

A Charming and Beautiful book with Art Nouveau Cover of Women. The book title is:
Woman and Her Wits Epigrams on Woman, Love, and Beauty [...]

1893 edition of Stories From Indian Wigwams and Northern Campfires by Egerton R. Young with Picture Blue Cloth End Boards and Gilt Lettering.
Published by Hunt [...]

Late 1800's Pigeon book called "The Book of Pigeons for Standards of Judging by Robert Fulton and illustrated with 50 Colored Plates from the paintings of [...]

Victorian Mourning Jewelery is one of the more odd customs that have made it to dawn of modern times. The use of hair as a [...]

An elaborate set and or pair of Victorian Mourning Art. The Mourning art Wreathes are made out of cut and dyed feathers and colored wool [...]

The Japanese period known as the Meiji is known for it fine, almost to the point of being flawless, works of art. The period of [...]

George III was a style that had the simple elegance that has remained a classic for a long period of time. In this George III [...]

I have been working with this estate for approx. 13 years. The father and mother both worked with and for The Academy of Sciences in Baltimore [...]

Here is an image of Chakrasamvara embracing his consort, the red Vajravarahi. In Tibetan these two are Korlo Demchog and Dorje Pagmo. As a united [...]

Charles Eisenmann was one of the top sideshow freak photographer in New York. His studio was near P. T. Barnum's Museum so he photographed some [...]

A very nice large 17 1/2" x 18 1/2" Mourning Sampler signed and dated by the 12 years and 10 month old girl. The sampler is signed by Christianna [...]

Daguerreotype collecting has been getting hard over the past few years. There has been less and less interesting images coming up for sale that is [...]

Mourning Jewelery was a popular way to show the love and affection of people that have passed. People would photograph the dead and many women [...]

Lemuel Francis Abbott was a famed portrait painter in the 18th century. The painting was 1790, and the hand colored mezzotint by V. Green Merratin, engraver [...]