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Established in 1975
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Delft pair of polychrome vases

Delft pair of polychrome vases, Dutch late 18th century, Prince William V and Princess of Prussia (Prince and Princess of Orange), de Porcelayne Claeuw, 7 and one half inches high, lovely condition.

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Folk Art wood printing sign York Sign Co c1880

Large antique American Folk Art wood printing sign York Sign Co c1880. The wood letters spell out "printing" and each is hand made with rounded edges and hand painted. This is in as found original condition stored for years in a Vermont estate. The sign was made from two large single pine board and then painted black. All paint the paint is original. This American folk art sign shows the natural wear we expect to see from a sign that hung outside for over a hundred years. One frame 24 inch edge board is missing. Measures eight feet long by two feet wide. There is a mark lower middle that says York Sign Co.

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General Theodorus K. Kolocotronis dagger c1820

General Theodorus K. Kolocotronis dagger c1820. This dagger belong to General Theodorus K. Kolocotronis (1770-18743) Commander in chief of the Greek Revolutionary Army of Liberation (1820-1833). It was included in the auction of the estate of Rear Admiral James H. Foskeet U.S.N. The dagger had been presented to Rear Admiral Foskett U.S.N. in Athens Greece on September 17, 1948 by the Great great great grandson Commander Jasson J. Theofanidis R.H.N. who was a descendant of General Kolocotronis. General Kolocotronis was the father of modern Greek democracy. This dagger measures 13 inches long and is mounted on a back board that was made from the deck planking of the USS Augusta.

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Antique Perry and Stone Jewelry store sign

Antique Perry and Stone Jewelry store sign. Perry and Stone were in business in New London CT for years. This antique wood sign with gold leaf letters was made in the late 19th century. All original paint. 111 and one half inches long,16 inches high and 2 inches thick.

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Antique Photographs City of Lawrence paddle wheel Steam Ship

Antique Photographs City of Lawrence paddle wheel Steam Ship. This antique collage of photographs measures 37 and one quarter inches wide by 33 inches tall. There are photographs of ten men that surround the photograph of the paddle wheel steam ship. These men could have either been business men from The City of Lawrence or perhaps owners or crewman of the vessel. We think they are the captain and his crew.These photographs are in very good condition and date most probably from 1860 to1880. The photograph of the steam ship show it at dock in Norwich CT with a few people on board and the city itself in the background. This came to us from a Mass. estate. The ship photograph measures 14 inches by 10 inches, the individual photographs of the men each measures 4 and one half inches by 6 inches. This steam ship was made by Harlant Hollingsworth on the Delaware River near Philiadelphia and ran between Norwich and New York between 1867 and 1907 when it crashed on the rocks and sunk.

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