Kellogg and Thayer "Washington's Reception"

"Washington's Reception by The Ladies, At Trenton, New Jersey, April 1789," 8-1/2" x 13", sight, minor discoloration's lower right side, Kellogs and Thayer ,144 Fulton Street, New York, D. Neeham, E.H

*LADY WASHINGTON RECEPTION*, D HUNTINGTON, PNA, ENGRAVED BY AH RICHIE, 45 IN X 33 1/4 IN INCLUDING FRAME

JAMES BAILLIE PARINT, *WASHINGTON'S RECEPTION BY THE LADIES OF THE BRIDGE*. TEAR ON LOWER EDGE, 12 1/2 IN X 16 1/2 IN OVERALL.

"Washington's Reception by the ladies, on passing the bridge at Trenton, N.J., April, 1789, on his way to New York, to be innaugorated first President of the United States", published by N. Currier an

An N. Currier hand-colored 19th C. lithograph, "Washington's Reception By The Ladies, On Passing The Bridge At Trenton, N.J. April 1789". Framed under glass. Mat opening: 13-1/8 in x 9-1/4 in. Frame:

(1854) Nathaniel Currier Washington's Reception. Measures 14.25 x 10. Unframed, loose and not glued or mounted. VG/VG+ condition. If lot is absent of a condition report one may be requested via email.

N. CURRIER *WASHINGTON'S RECEPTION BY THE LADIES ON PASSING THE BRIDGE AT TRENTON NJ. 1789. HAS WATER STAINING. 9 1/2 X 13 1/2 INCHES.

Painted by D. Huntington, P.N.A. Engraved by A. H. Ritchie. From the original picture in the possession of A. T. Stewart, esq. Surrounded by political leaders and fashionably dressed women, the nation

The Republican Court (Lady Washington’s Reception Day) Color Engraving by Huntington. Includes a framed whos who. Measures 29"x42.5"x1". and 15.5"x21"x2". Weight combined 19 pds. The original p

19th century, after Daniel Huntington. Handsomely hand colored and well-detailed image published by James Tyroler, New York. Housed in a gilt frame. Some slight discoloration and fading to paper along

IN QUALITY BURL DECORATED FRAME ~ 49" X 37"

Antique, marked 1848 on margin, titled Washingtons reception by the ladies on the bridge. At Trenton New Jersey , April 1789 on his way two to New York to be inaugurated first president of the untied

(Scottish-American, 1822-1895) after Daniel Huntington (American, 1816-1906), Lady Washington's Reception, image 21-1/2 x 35 in.; black painted frame, 33 x 45-1/2 in. Note: "When the country was being

These two lithographs from the 1800’s feature George Washington. One is titled “Washington’s Reception By The Ladies, On Passing The Bridge At Trenton, N. J. April, 1789, On His Way To New York

AMERICAN HISTORICAL PRINT title to caption "LADY WASHINGTON'S RECEPTION", engraved by A.H. Ritchie, published by James Tyroler, New York, lettered under title "From the original Picture in the possess

Two (2) Currier & Ives Presidential prints, including one (1) titled "Washington's Reception by the Ladies, on passing the bridge at Trenton, NJ April 1789" and one titled "The Presidents of the Unite

4 vintage framed prints including Currier & Ives "Little Lizzie", The Tree of Life by Kellogg & Thayer, NY, The Little Highlander and Little Daisy, all in old if not original frames, largest overall 1

A squall off Cape Horn and "Washington's Reception, 1789" (N. Currier), approx 9" X 13" each plus frames.

WE Burrows (American 20th c) Rosendale Mill- 12 x 18" Currier and Ives Washington's Reception at Trenton - 10 x 14"

"Lady Washington's Reception" engraving by A H Ritchie. Hand signed proof. Dimensions: (Frame) H 35.5" x W 47.5", (Sight) H 24" x W 35.5" Condition: Slight paper toning. Some frame damage.

N. CURRIER LITHOGRAPH OF GEORGE WASHINGTON, RECEPTION BY THE LADIES AT TRENTON, 13.5 X 17, ORIGINAL

Hand tinted 1845 lithograph of Washington's Reception By Ladies on Passing Bridge at Trenton, NJ. April 1789. On his way to New York to be inaugurated first President of the United States. Framed

10 9th/20th c. engravings/etchings, prints & cut out including "Lady Washington's Reception"; "George Washington"; "Abe Lincoln"; & Abe Lincoln cut out . Foxing/stains; tears. Largest measures 19

DESCRIPTION: Antique engraving by V. de Paredes (Probably Vicente Garcia de Parades, Spanish, 1845-1905) entitled "George Washington's First Reception as President" and depicting the same. Mounted in