Gordon Tracy, Norwich, Connecticut

Set of (6) 18th century American coin silver tablespoons, Gordon Tracy, Norwich, Connecticut, late 1700s, handles having bright-cut cartouches enclosing monograms, marked ''G. Tracy''. Minor wear. 8-1

Charcoal and Chalk on Sandpaper "View Near Norwich, Ct.", depicting a birdseye view of a small cluster of houses and a church near a bend in the river with sailboats, in the original mitered and paint

Antique hand-colored wood engraving from Harper’s Weekly after drawing by T. De. Thulstrup, 1886. Displayed in wood frame with linen mat and UV protective glass. Dimensions: 15.5" L x 0.5" W x 19.75

RISLEY STONEWARE POTTERY, NORWICH, CONNECTICUT JUG / PITCHER, Albany-slip/brown-glazed, octagonal form, featuring relief designs including grape and leaf clusters to each body panel, grape bunches fla

Manuscript on embossed paper written and signed on June 11, 1825 in Norwich, CT. The commendation note awarded to Cornelia Strong by the schoolteacher. Original period document. Daughters of Norwich m

Manuscript on the embossed paper written and signed on December 7, 1819, in Norwich, CT. The commendation awarded to Mary Ann Strong by the schoolteacher. Original period document. Daughters of Norwic

Manuscript on embossed paper written and signed on July 11, 1826 in Norwich, CT. The commendation note awarded to Elizabeth Strong by the schoolteacher. Original period document. Daughters of Norwich

Manuscript in school notebook commenced on May 28, 1821, in Norwich, CT. Written by Mary Ann Strong (1806-1840), daughter of Norwich CT merchant Joseph H. Strong & Lucretia Strong (Fanning), future wi

Manuscript on embossed paper written and signed on August 21, 1819 in Norwich, CT. The commendation note awarded to Mary Ann Strong by the schoolteacher. Original period document. Daughters of Norwich

FOUR 18TH C. COIN SILVER TABLESPOONSTops decorated with engraved unicorns, hallmarked "W C" in a rectangle, very probably William Cleveland, Norwich, Connecticut, c. 1791, 9 1/4" l.

United States,1948 1948 A.C. Gilbert no. 12 1/2 Walking Giant Robot Erector Set originally purchased by Jack's parents most likely at Eaton Chase Hardware, Norwich, Connecticut and enjoyed throughout

Adrian PearsallNew York, Pennsylvania,1925-2011 Oval glass top over shapely jointed base. Glass, teakwood,Overall 15 1/2" t x 59" w x 20" d. From the collection of a Norwich, Connecticut estate.

Verner Panton Denmark 1926-1998 Shapely black cantilever form "S" chairs. 32" t x 20" w x 22" d.,Plastic From the collection of a Norwich, Connecticut estate. Marked "Fehlbaum Production Pantone Chair

Andre Hunebelle France,1896-1958 Globular art deco vase with molded geometric floral design.,Approx. 7 3/4" x 8" dia.. From the collection of a Norwich, Connecticut estate. Marked " A. Hunebelle" on b

Collection of fireman badges to include a retired Detroit Fire Department Captain, New London New Hampshire, West Babylon, Highwood Hook & Ladder, Fireman C.S.W., Norwich Connecticut, Columbia, Goodye

United States,Circa 1950 Originally purchased by Jack's parents at Eaton Chase Hardware, Norwich, Connecticut! A.C. Gilbert American Flyer train set that was regularly used and enjoyed by Jack during

STAMPED "ARMSTRONG / & / WENTWORTH / NORWICH", CONNECTICUT STONEWARE LIDDED JAR, salt-gazed, approximately three-gallon capacity, bold ovoid form with arched handles and flat-top galleried rim, Albany

Queen Anne Highboy Base, now fitted with top over three drawers having swooping skirt set on cabriole legs ending in pad feet, probably Norwich, Connecticut, 18th century, height 32 1/2 inches, case w

First American edition printed by Thomas Hubbard 1795, Norwich, Connecticut, with cursive pencil inscription dated 1960 above printed pencil note "FOUND IN WALL OF VERY OLD BUILDING ON THE EAST SIDE N

United States,Circa 1948 Originally purchased from Eaton Chase Hardware, Norwich, Connecticut and received by Jack on Christmas morning, 1948! Toy is in overall very good condition for age having alwa

Circa 1770 Norwich Connecticut cherry Chippendale side chair with pierced owl eye splat with heart design over slip seat on square legs with stretcher base, refinished.

Requisition order dated June 10th, 1778 at Norwich reading in part "Daniel Rose 1p receipt dated June 10, 1778 from Norwich, Connecticut pertaining to a delivery of "One Tierce & Twenty Barrels of Flo

A Wonderfully Handcrafted Wood Canvasback Duck Decoy Signed And Dated 2/87 By S Richard Guggenheim Of Norwich Connecticut. It Measures 14" Long x 8 1/2" Tall And Is In Excellent Condition With No Dama

Ludwig Mestler Architect Original Rendering of Amos-Rice Coal Company 1930, Norwich, Connecticut.