Colonial Philadelphia

The advertising copy links the City of Brotherly Love with “a legendary heritage of hospitality,” which is “one of the proud traditions established by Colonial Philadelphia.” Despite...

Colonial Ironwork in Old Philadelphia: The Craftsmanship of the Early Days of the Republic by Philip B.

20th-century Philadelphia Windsor-style low-back bench settee, modeled after 1750s colonial originals.

First edition Joseph Richardson and Family Philadelphia Silversmiths by Martha Ganda Fales. Hardcover first edition, 1974. Very good overall condition with minimal wear to dust jack...

American walnut desk chair with carved scrolled rails, vase formed shaped splat back, scalloped carved skirt, carved shell on knee, and terminating on the original Drake feet, Philad...

Antique Circa 1800-1820 solid mahogany three tiered dumb water table. The round tops with hand carved urn form rungs along the gallery edges on all tiers. The piece rests on three ge...

Pair of American brass acorn top finial andirons with turned faceted plinths, looped spur legs, and terminating on step back stylized penny feet, Early 19th Century, Philadelphia.

Circa 1900 Set of 4 Dining Chairs, Colonial Revival, Philadelphia form. All sides; mahogany.

Pair of American Queens metal urn on urn finial andirons with turned bulbous plinths, matching log stops, and terminating on spur legs with slipper feet. Last quarter of 18th Cent...

Pair of American brass flanking urn incised ringed finial andirons with squared plinths, banded spur legs and resting on the original penny feet. Late 18th Century, Philadelphia.

Gallery, New York, NY 1998 Faculty Painting Show, Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts 1997 The Unbroken Line – 1897 to 1997, The Museum of American Art at the Pennsylvania Academ...

The printer’s information, “The Colonial Press, Philadelphia,” is printed in the bottom right margin.