painting by Jean Simond. It says Jean Simond Sculp 1806
On the bottom of the Painting it says
A L Hon ble Sir Edward Hawke Amiral du Bleu el Chevalier du Tres On rbl Ordre du Bain
Representation de la Glorieuse, Defaite de la Flotte Francoise commandee parle Mare chat Conflans de Belle Isle le 20 Novembre 1759 operee par la flotte de Sa Majeste Britannique sous Son Commandement. Les Vaisseaux. Francois furent defaits pendant qu ils escortoient un corp d espedition pour envahir loes Domaines Britanniques. La representation est humblement dediee par le tres obesissant serviteur.
Publie selon la loy 16 Mars 1806
a Brest, Se vend chez/'Editeur, Leunault a l'Arsenel Richard Perret. Dessone Par R. Perret.
This is a painting When Sir Edward Hawke which was a Naval officer of the Royal Navy Lead Victory preventing French from Invasion of Britain at the Battle of Quberon Bay on November 20, 1759

three tables all with marble tops. very heavy, very clean wood solid joinery, brass or bronze clawfoot with small roller wheels. Very ornate marble (ASSUMING ITS MARBLE) tops on all three. Two end tables and a coffee/cocktail style. All tops are solid and not chips wood has minimal chips. Only identifier is perhaps the date of 1921? NYC marking on it as well. Hard to see without flipping it over.

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8ft no chairs

Selling this couch for my girlfriend’s mother. The couch is in very nice shape but I have no other information. I have no idea what to ask for the couch and would like a rough estimate. Please see attached picture.

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Found by my husbands grandfather when he was 10 yrs old in an old barn under a piece of the wood floor. He found about 1920 or earlier.

Set of 2 Early American scenes, by Metalcraft Corp., in Dimension III, from the 1950s. The set is #7030 & depicts a colonial woman at a spinning wheel, & a colonial woman preparing dinner at her hearth fire. They are in excellent condition, & have the original the manufacturers tag on back, as well as the original wire hangers. They each measure 8x15" and are in their original frames & glass.