Early 19th Century Map of Pennsylvania.

The lower case with straight bracket feet, paneled doors, below three dovetailed short drawers; the upper case with glazed doors and a cove cornice. Both upper and lower case features "lamb's tongue"

Early 19th century watercolor / fraktur of a single tulip. Strong, bold, design. Black, red and mustard paint. May have been made as a bookmark. Size: 2 - 1/8" x 5 - 1/2". Condition: Edge nicks, light

EARLY 19TH C. PENNSYLVANIA FRAKTUR Watercolor and ink, brightly painted Taufscheine with reds, greens and yellow, large tulips flanking a rectangle bordered with green, red and yellow inverted triangl

A late 18th/early 19th century Pennsylvania Cherry tall clock by Michael Striepy. 8-day time and strike brass movement with painted dial, moon phase subsidiary dial and sweep second hand. Cherry case

A late 18th/early 19th century Pennsylvania Cherry tall clock. 8-day time and strike brass movement with shaped plates and painted dial with moon phase subsidiary dial and seconds bit. Cherry case wit

An early 19th century Pennsylvania marriage fraktur. Watercolor and ink on paper, dated 1802. Decorated with Tulips and Hearts in multicolor detail with script "...Northumberland County...Pennsylvania

Early 19th Century Pennsylvania Floral and Geometric Patchwork Quilt with Chintz Border. Old paper note attached "Copper plate quilt made by Mrs. John James Rayburger of Philadelphia", with other prov

An early 19th century Pennsylvania Tall clock. 8-day time and strike movement with sweep second hand, painted Iron dial and Roman numerals, marked "A. W. Baldwin, Lampeter Square". Mixed wood case wit

[MANUSCRIPT MAP-MAINE] After DES BARRES, JOSEPH FREDERICK WALLET. Hand-drawn map of a portion of the Maine coast off Falmouth, copied from Des Barres. Likely early 19th century. Manuscript map in blac

Wonderful Early 19th Century Antique Map of the United States - By Solomon Schoyer. Map of the United States Drawn from the Most Approved Surveys. New York: Solomon Schoyer, 1826. An Engraved folding

Early 19th century, likely Pennsylvania or Southern States. The piece has a plank top with trough mortised legs above the lower frame having shaped legs and connected by upper freeze for stabilization

Early 19th century hand colored map of Texas published by C.S. Williams, NE Corner of Market and 7th St., Philadelphia, 1845. Map engraved by J.H. Young exhibits previous folds and has been laid down.

The molded hinged lid opens above a lid with till on dovetailed case with three molded short drawers; the surface overall painted light blue-green with hearts and polka dots in salmon and blue, the fa

A painted and grained poplar child's dower chest, Pennsylvania, early 19th century The lift lid opens to a deep well above two drawers and bracket base, painted inscription on backboard, "Abraham Stri

The upper section with molded cornice above glazed cupboard doors flanked by engaged fluted quarter columns, rests on a lower section with beaded butler's desk drawer fitted with drawers and valanced

Pennsylvania Early 19th Century Copper Tea Kettle. Handle signed but illegible. Arched swing handle mounted on plinth tab base, brass mushroom finial, domed lid, gooseneck spout and crimped seam tabs.

Dower chest with original paint-decoration. Pennsylvania, early 19th century. L: 52 1/2" D: 23" H: 24". Condition: Original condition including lock and straps. Link for high-res images: https://www.d

American (probably Berks County, Pennsylvania), early 19th century. A painted blanket chest in poplar and pine of dovetailed construction and decorated with a geometrical and floral design, dated 1806

Pennsylvania, early 19th century; constructed in two parts; Provenance: The Estate of Sally W. Rhodes, Corona Del Mar CA; 74 1/2 inches wide; 17 1/2 inches deep; 84 1/2 inches high

Southeastern Pennsylvania Early 19th Century Blue Softwood Stauschrank. Cove molded cornice, two double sunken paneled doors, chamfered corners, interior shelves, molded base with bracket feet. 63-1/2

BARBER SHOP sign, late 19th century Early Pennsylvania sign. Graphic, kinetic diagonally striped background. Superb surface. A classic piece of folk signage. 15 1/2 h x 31 3/4 w Late 19th century Plea

American (Pennsylvania), early 19th Century. Thick application of watercolor with good surface. By Christina Merdel, 1822. Frame, 16"h. 19.5"w.

Pennsylvania Early 19th Century Wrigglework Tin Coffee Pot. Potted tulips motif. 11"h. Condition: Good with wear, rust and pitting.

Unglazed redware jar decorated in blue with tulips and other flowers - the border under the rim also decorated in blue swags and dots - early to mid 19th century, probably Pennsylvania origin. Several