A new discovery of an early American treasure of unused watercolor paint made by Osborne are in this box for Scholz & Janentzky's store around 1860. More information from source site:
American Made Watercolor paint boxes & suppliers 1790 -1899
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A new discovery of an early American treasure of unused watercolor paint made by Osborne are in this box for Scholz & Janentzky's store around 1860. More information from source site:
American Made Watercolor paint boxes & suppliers 1790 -1899
An original Oil painting of waves crashing on rocks & reflections in water. Although There is no apparent signature there is an inscription on the back It is a plein air work in the style of J. S. Sargent. Any further information on this artist would be greatly appreciated. Link to originating site :
Mystery Plein Air Painting
1900-1920
A 130+ year old treasure: useable antique watercolor paint survives in this Rowney artists watercolor paint box made in London 1862- 1881 with one of the most colorful late Victorian labels More information: Victorian Rowney Paint Box 1862-1881
An historical treasure box -some unused paint survives in this early Victorian watercolor set in a fine Mahogany box By Winsor & Newton 1841-1857 The label has Queen Victoria's warrant (guarantee of quality) This was made in the early years of her marriage to Prince Albert. More info Winsor Newton Watercolor Boxed Set c.1841-1857
A rare discovery a 218 year old Artists catalog sheet from the 1790's - a broadside showing T. Reeves & Son's products. One of only a few known to exist. More info at:
Thomas Reeves & Son
Artist Materials catalogue
c. 1790's
180+ year old time capsule: a rare copy of a Reeves & Sons Art Materials from around 1830 with color illustration. One of a few known to exist. More info at Early c.1830 Reeves & Sons Catalogue with color
An Early American treasure- A boxed set with unused watercolor paint made around 1827 by George Osborne in Philadelphia. More information on the source site: whimsie. com
American Made
Watercolor paint boxes c. 1830 -1860
Barbara Walkers paint box and watercolor from the 1830's. More of her story at whimsie. com Barbara Walker's Watercolor box
John James Audubon had a watercolor paint box very similar to one shown & with the identical label inside the cover this American Made Artists watercolor paint box by George C. Osborne 1830- 1840 see more at whimsie. com Paint boxes of Famous People
A treasure of 212+ year old unused watercolor paint can be found Reeves & Inwood artists paint box around 1790 Details at whimsie. com
A 219 year old time capsule with some of the original 1700’s paint blocks unused! More information at whimsie com :Virtual Watercolor Museum
Unused drawing paper from Alexander Calder's studio in 1952. It took at least three people to Hand Make each huge "Double Elephant" sheet in the J.Whatman paper mill. Quire label above watermarks below, Details at whimsie com. VINTAGE PAPERS
Early American made Watercolor paint from around 1850 on whimse com
Virtual Museum of Watercolor Paint ,Boxes & Supplies
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Early American Made watercolor blocks by Osborne and A.P. Homer of Philadelphia 1830-1850, More information on source site:
http://www.whimsie.com/antique%20art%20supplies.html
An antique treasure: A fully equipped water color paint kit in a wooden box made by George Rowney & Co. around 1844 in London. See more at:
Virtual WatercolorMuseum
The late Mrs L.M. Dibben must be still looking for her rent book, lost since the 1800's. When she finds it She will be able to come round for what's overdue her. If you live in one of her flats best to not tell her where it is.
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