A few examples of appraisal values for
THE CAPITOL

• BIRDSEYE VIEW OF THE CITY OF
  BIRDSEYE VIEW OF THE CITY OF WASHINGTON WITH THE CAPITOL IN THE FOREGROUND. C.H. Andrews. The Illustrated London News May 25 1861. Framed - 16 in. x 20 in. sight size.
• MARGARET BOURKE-WHITE (AMERICAN
  MARGARET BOURKE-WHITE (AMERICAN 1904-1971): ''THE CAPITOL STEPS WASHINGTON D.C.'' Black and white photograph printed in May 1987 by Igor Bakht from the original negative laid down on masonite. Label: Deitch Projects New York. 23 x 15 3/4 x 1 7/8 in.
• ANTIQUE LITHOGRAPH OF THE
  ANTIQUE LITHOGRAPH OF THE VIRGINIA STATE CAPITOL AT RICHMOND Lithograph by Pendleton after A. A. Hoffay, circa 1833-34, presented in period gilt frame.
• Charles Bowen Sims (American,
  Charles Bowen Sims (American, 1904-1993); Capitol Building, Washington D.C.; oil on canvas; 24" x 36"; signed lower right.
• PHOTOGRAPHS BY MARTY LAVOR, NO
  PHOTOGRAPHS BY MARTY LAVOR, NO BORDERS, WASHINGTON LOOKING UP AND U.S. CAPITOL LOOKING UP, THREE VOLUMESPhotographs by Marty LaVor, No Borders, Washington Looking Up and U.S. Capitol Looking Up, Three Volumes,
• VIEW OF THE CAPITOL OF
  VIEW OF THE CAPITOL OF WASHINGTON, COLOR LITHOGRAPH AND A REPRODUCTION PRINT OF A COTTAGE INTERIOR, LARGER FRAME: 15 X 17 IN. (38.1 X 43.2 CM.)View of the Capitol of Washington, Color Lithograph and a Reproduction Print of a Cottage Interior,, Dimensions: Larger Frame: 15 x 17 in. (38.1 x 43.2 cm.)
• HISTORY OF THE UNITED STATES
  HISTORY OF THE UNITED STATES CAPITOL, VIRGINIA HISTORICAL PORTRAITURE AND OTHERSHISTORY OF THE UNITED STATES CAPITOL, VIRGINIA HISTORICAL PORTRAITURE AND OTHERS, [Virginia/ DC] 3 titles in 8 volumes: 1) Glenn Brown. History of the United States Capitol. Volumes 1 and 2. Washington: Government Printing Office. 1900 and 1902/3. Folio. Bound in red morocco, page edges stained red, marbled endpapers, plates; 2) Alexander Weddell. A Memorial Volume of Virginia Historical Portraiture 1585-1830. Richmond: William Byrd Press. 1930. Folio. Limited edition 158/1000. Leather boards with gilt embossed seal of the State of Virginia, untrimmed pages; 3) Philip Alexander Bruce. Virginia Rebirth of the Old Dominion. 5 volumes. Chicago/NY: Lewis Publishing Co. 1929. (8)
• CHARLES AUGUSTIN BUSBY. (English
  CHARLES AUGUSTIN BUSBY. (English 1788-1834). The Capitol At Washington Elevation of the Principal Front Drawn and etched by C.A. Busby Architect from measurements and documents obtained by himself on the spot 1819. Published by the author London 1823. Framed - 16 1/2 in. x 23 in. sight size
• QUARTER-CAPITAL FROM
  QUARTER-CAPITAL FROM MASSACHUSETTS STATE HOUSE - Carved Wood Corinthian Quarter Capital from the Massachusetts State House in Boston the original Charles Bulfinch design built 1795-1798 these pine components replaced with iron in the 1960s 31 1/2'' tal
• KY CAPITOL PRESENTATION DOCUMENT
  KY CAPITOL PRESENTATION DOCUMENT & PLATE1st item: Ink on vellum calligraphy presentation document for the Governor of Kentucky, referencing the construction of the state's Capitol Building. Calligraphy by Kentucky historian, author and attorney Charles Mutzenberg. Features hand drawn holly border and vignette at top wtih the seal of Kentucky, and cartouche with banner reading "Testimonial for Governor J.C. W. Berkham," given by the Citizens of Frankfort, Kentucky, December Tenth, 1907. Hand written text reads as follows: "In presenting the Testimonial, Mayor Hume said 'It affords me great pleasure as Mayor of Frankfort to present this written testimonial of the appreciation of her citizens of your services in securing the construction of our new Capitol Building where the wisdom of our fathers had placed the permanent seat of government. We knew you first as a Page in the House of Representatives where later you were to wield the gavel as Speaker. Then when as Governor in those dark days frought with misery and terror for the people of Frankfort, we gradually realized that our ship of state was guided by an able and conservative statesman, who was a Kentuckian first and a partisan afterwards. The conservatism, the breadth of view, the generosity displayed by the youngest man who ever took the oath of office as Governor of Kentucky have won encomiums from your bitterest enemies and brought peace and good will to reign in the State of Kentucky, yes, even in the Capitol City, the storm center of her politics. In offering this testimonial, I cannot forbear reference to that lady, who having lived in the old mansion as the petted daughter of Governor Wickliffe, returned after so many years to occupy it as mistress until the coming of the fair young bride who joined her as the First Lady. The object lesson of two typical Kentucky women, devoted Christians both training up your little ones in the way they should go made us point with pride to the mansion as all that a Kentucky home should be. In addition to these resolutions of gratitude and esteem, our citizens regardless of party have asked me to present two beautiful gifts, a silver service to be suitably inscribed and to contain engravings of the old and new Capitol. We desire this to be handed down to John Cripps Wickliffe Beckham, Jr. and to be kept by his posterity as a memento of our appreciation of his father's services. The tall clock, which we trust will sound with its Westminster Chimes to the hours of a long and happy life for you and your dear wife, we wish to become the heritage of your daughter Eleanor, the only child ever born in the old mansion. Again thanking you for your good will and services in behalf of Frankfort, I offer these slight tokens of our appreciation of them. To Governor J.C. W. Beckham: On retirement from the high office in which you have so truly served the people, the citizenship of the Capitol City deem it a pleasure to say to you Well Done good and faithful servant. It goes without saying that devotion and fidelity to duty were to be expected from your high character and that of your distinguished ancestry. We nevertheless cannot refrain from giving this public expression of our appreciation as a testimonial from those who knew you best during the trying and eventful time of your occupancy of the Executive Chair. May your faithfulness over a few things lead an appreciative and discriminating people to call you to higher things!' -- E.E. Hume, Mayor Frankfort & Chairman of Committee." Signed lower right corner "Chas. G. Mutzenberg, Frankfort KY". Sight: 26" x 22", in later gold leaf frame: 28 1/2" x 24 3/4". 2nd item: Porcelain souvenir plate depicting the Kentucky State Capitol building with banner below image reading "Kentucky's New State Capitol, Frankfurt, Ky." 8 3/8" dia. Both items descended in Gov. Beckham's family. Biographical Note: Charles G. Mutzenberg was born in Switzerland and came to Kentucky with a group of immigrants who settled in East Bernstadt, Laurel County, Ky. in the 1880s. Though he likely had some art and calligraphy training in Europe, there is no record of his artistic studies. This proclamation was done the year he arrived in Frankfort to clerk for Judge Edward Clay (E C) O'Rear, Chief Justice of the Kentucky Court of Appeals. While clerking for Judge O'Rear, Mutzenberg passed the Bar and began practicing law about 1909. Mutzenberg may be best known for his 1917 book "Kentucky's Famous Feuds and Tragedies," on the infamous Hatfield & McCoy feud. (Biographical research courtesy of Gary Gardner). (Higher-resolution photos are available at www.caseantiques.com) Condition: Some creasing; band of discoloration and foxing to upper edge. Light fading to lettering.
• QUARTER-CAPITAL FROM
  QUARTER-CAPITAL FROM MASSACHUSETTS STATE HOUSE - Carved Wood Corinthian Quarter Capital from the Massachusetts State House in Boston the original Charles Bulfinch design built 1795-1798 these pine components replaced with iron in the 1960s 31 1/2'' tal
• PATRICIA LAHATTE, "CAPITAL CITY"
  PATRICIA LAHATTE, "CAPITAL CITY" WATERCOLOR 1963 Patricia Noot La Hatte (American / Georgia 1917-2010), "Capital City," 1963, watercolor on paper, signed lower left. Architectural landscape painting of the Georgia State Capitol. Note: Accompanied by a letter from the artist and thank you note to the artist from Governor Carl E. Sanders February 20, 1936, thanking the artist for the painting. Dimensions: Approx; h. 32.25", w. 40.875" (framed),
• COLLECTION OF WASHINGTON CAPITALS
  COLLECTION OF WASHINGTON CAPITALS MEMORABILIACollection of Washington Capitals Memorabilia,
• U.S. CAPITOL LATROBE
  U.S. CAPITOL LATROBE ARCHITECTURAL SANDSTONE CORINTHIAN CAPITAL FRAGMENT FROM THE ORIGINAL EAST WING PORTICO Aquia Creek sandstone Corinthian capital fragment from the original columns of 1828 designed by Benjamin Latrobe and adapted and installed under Bulfinch's tenure with paint residue h:11 w:4.50 d:4 in.
• THE CAPITOL AT WASHINGTON,
  THE CAPITOL AT WASHINGTON, ENGRAVING, SHEET SIZE: 15 X 21 IN, UNFRAMEDThe Capitol at Washington, Engraving, Sheet size: 15 x 21 in, Unframed
• THREE COMMEMORATIVE PROOF SILVER
  THREE COMMEMORATIVE PROOF SILVER DOLLARS 2001 US Capital Visitor Center, 1994 US Capital 2000 Bicentennial, Library of Congress.
• OUR NATIONAL CAPITAL VIEWED FROM
  OUR NATIONAL CAPITAL VIEWED FROM THE SOUTH. Harper's Weekly. Drawn by Theodore R. Davis from photographs by W.H. Jackson. Framed - 15 in. x 20 1/2 in. sight size.
• WASHINGTON CITY AND CAPITAL,
  WASHINGTON CITY AND CAPITAL, AMERICAN GUIDE SERIES, 1937, ONE VOLUMEWashington City and Capital, American Guide Series, 1937, One Volume
• WELLS MOSES SAWYER (WASHINGTON,
  WELLS MOSES SAWYER (WASHINGTON, D.C./FLORIDA/IOWA, 1863-1961), DISTANT VIEW OF THE CAPITOL., OIL ON CANVAS, 16” X 20”. FRAMED 22” X 26”.WELLS MOSES SAWYER, Washington, D.C./Florida/Iowa, 1863-1961, Distant view of the Capitol. Signed lower right "Wells M. Sawyer". Dimensions: Oil on canvas, 16" x 20". Framed 22" x 26".
• HENRY SARTAIN. (American
  HENRY SARTAIN. (American 1833-1895). N.E. VIEW OF THE UNITED STATES CAPITOL WASHINGTON D.C. Color engraving. Drawn and engraved by Henry Sartain Philadelphia. Framed - 18 1/4 in. x 27 1/2 in. sight size
• FRANK LESLIE'S ILLUSTRATED
  FRANK LESLIE'S ILLUSTRATED NEWSPAPER MARCH 1881, AN INTERIOR VIEW OF THE CAPITOLFrank Leslie's Illustrated Newspaper March 1881, An Interior View of the Capitol
• FRANCISCO CASTILLO (20TH
  FRANCISCO CASTILLO (20TH CENTURY), THE CAPITOL, OIL ON CANVAS, FRAMED: 20-1/4 X 24-1/4 INFrancisco Castillo (20th Century), The Capitol, Oil on Canvas, Framed: 20-1/4 x 24-1/4 in
• DON SWANN (AMERICAN B. 1889),
  DON SWANN (AMERICAN B. 1889), WASHINGTON'S HEADQUARTERS, GEORGETOWN AND THE CAPITOL, TWO UNFRAMED ETCHINGSDon Swann (American b. 1889), Washington's Headquarters, Georgetown and The Capitol, Two Unframed Etchings
• AMERICAN , 19TH CENTURY, U.S.
  AMERICAN , 19TH CENTURY, U.S. CAPITOL WASHINGTON. D.C. - PUBLISHED BY GEORGE STINSON & CO PORTLAND MAINE, PRINT, SIGHT: 20 3/4 X 30 IN. (52.71 X 76.20 CM.), FRAME: 30 X 39 IN. (76.20 X 99.06 CM.)AMERICAN, 19TH CENTURY U.S. CAPITOL WASHINGTON. D.C. - PUBLISHED BY GEORGE STINSON & CO PORTLAND MAINE, Print Lower left inscribed: Whole extent of building 751 Feet 4 inches / Area of ground actually covered 153,112 square Feet; lower center inscribed: Entered according to Act of Congress in the Year 1871 by George Stinson & Co in the Office of the Librarian of Congress Washington D.C.; lower right inscribed: Cost of Building / 80,000,000 to 90,000,000 of Dollars; verso label: The Philadelphia Print Shop, Ltd. Print Dimensions: Sight: 20 3/4 x 30 in. (52.71 x 76.20 cm.), Frame: 30 x 39 in. (76.20 x 99.06 cm.)
• THE CAPITOL IN 1892, ETCHING,
  THE CAPITOL IN 1892, ETCHING, UNFRAMED: 16-1/2 X 22-1/4 INThe Capitol in 1892, Etching, Unframed: 16-1/2 x 22-1/4 in
• ILLUSTRATION OF WOMAN IN FRONT OF
  ILLUSTRATION OF WOMAN IN FRONT OF U.S. CAPITOL, SIGNED EDRIEN, GOUACHE ON BOARD, FRAMED, 19 X 15 INIllustration of Woman in Front of U.S. Capitol, Signed Edrien, Gouache on Board, Framed, 19 x 15 in
• EARLY PHOTOGRAPHIC VIEWS OF TN
  EARLY PHOTOGRAPHIC VIEWS OF TN CAPITOLEarly photographs of the Tennessee State Capitol Building in Nashville, including a Civil War view. 1st item: Early CDV of the Capitol, handwritten inscription below "Capital of Ten. Nashville Tenn. 1864". Morse's Gallery of the Cumberland backstamp. Image - 2 1/8" H x 3 3/8" W. Overall - 2 1/2" H x 3 5/8" W. 2nd item: Framed, partially painted photographic print of the Capitol; 2 figures in late 19th century clothing are visible on the porch with hand painted foliage and building in the foreground. Sight - 13" H x 16" W. Framed - 20" H x 23" W. 3rd item: Loose album page of mounted stereograph prints by Otto Giers including 2 exterior views of the Capital Building and 2 interior views, circa 1884. Images - 4" H x 6 5/8" W. Page - 9 1/2" H x 14 5/8" W (approx.). Provenance: the estate of Giers descendant Sarah Hunter Hicks Green, formerly of Historic Devon Farm, Nashville, Tennessee. (Higher-resolution photos are available at www.caseantiques.com) Condition: 1st item: Handling grime and toning, corners possibly clipped. 2nd item: Numerous edge losses, flaking in sky area. Capitol and center of image unaffected. Not fully examined out of frame, but image does not appear to be glued down. Frame has been repainted. 3rd item: grime and soiling, adhered to page.
• DARRYL SAVAGE AMERICAN A BLACK
  DARRYL SAVAGE AMERICAN A BLACK AND WHITE PHOTOGRAPH OF THE STATE CAPITAL MARYLAND 35 x 23 in. Framed Other Notes: DHS
• AFTER R. MILNE. (19th century).
  AFTER R. MILNE. (19th century). CAPITOL OF THE UNITED STATES WASHINGTON D.C. Lithograph. Copy of R. Milne's celebrated photograph. The Courier Lithograph Co. Buffalo NY. Framed - 21 in. x 42 in. sight size
• SOUVENIR BUILDINGS Set consists of
  SOUVENIR BUILDINGS Set consists of twenty famous monuments from around the country. These include Mount Rushmore, the Capital Building in Washington D.C., Capital Records in California, the Space Needle in Seattle and a trolley car from San Francisco. Pieces made of mixed metals including copper, brass and bronze. Set is in overall good condition. Some pieces have a slight patina, and the Washington Monument has a small dent. (ALX 7/10/08).
• U.S. CAPITOL HISTORICAL
  U.S. CAPITOL HISTORICAL MASSACHUSETTS MARBLE ARCHITECTURAL FRAGMENTS two similar pieces of 1850s Lee Massachusetts marble steps remnants from the original grand stairs of the Nation's Capitol's Senate's Wing bookend size acquired when the steps were removed in the 1980s to be changed to harder wearing granite designed by Thomas U. Walter under President Millard Fillmore (2) h:11 w:5 d:3 in.
• AFTER EDWARD SACHSE. (American
  AFTER EDWARD SACHSE. (American 1804-1873). PANORAMIC VIEW OF WASHINGTON CITY FROM THE NEW DOME OF THE CAPITOL LOOKING WEST Lithograph. Drawn from nature by Edward Sachse; Published by E. Sachse & Co. Baltimore. Published and sold by Casimir Bohn Washington DC. Framed - 22 in. x 34 /14 in. sight size
• ORIGINAL MASSACHUSETTS STATE
  ORIGINAL MASSACHUSETTS STATE HOUSE COLUMN CAPITAL - Charles Bulfinch Designed Corinthian Column Capital from the Massachusetts State House (built 1795-1797) Boston in white painted pine replaced with iron versions in the 1960s roughly 33'' x 40'' x 22''
• ORIGINAL MASSACHUSETTS STATE
  ORIGINAL MASSACHUSETTS STATE HOUSE COLUMN CAPITAL - Charles Bulfinch Designed Corinthian Column Capital from the Massachusetts State House (built 1795-1797) Boston in white painted pine replaced with iron versions in the 1960s roughly 33'' x 40'' x 22''
• LOUIS ORR (AMERICAN, 1879-1961),
  LOUIS ORR (AMERICAN, 1879-1961), UNITED STATES CAPITOL Etching, 1931, pencil signed at lower right, with wide margins, unframed.
• GROUP OF BOOKS ON WASHINGTON, D.C.,
  GROUP OF BOOKS ON WASHINGTON, D.C., GOVERNMENT BUILDINGS AND MUSEUMSGROUP OF BOOKS ON WASHINGTON, D.C., GOVERNMENT BUILDINGS AND MUSEUMS, titles include: two (2) copies of Blair House: The President's Guest House, one volume with affixed note card 'With the compliments of John Giffen Weinmann, Chief of Protocol; America's National Gallery of Art: A Gift to the Nation; Gift to the Nation (Friends of Art and Preservation in Embassies); The Library of Congress: The Art and Architecture of the Thomas Jefferson Building; The Architecture of Diplomacy: The British Ambassador's Residence in Washington; Palace of State: The Eisenhower Executive Office Building; Winfield House (8) Provenance: Estate of General Colin L. Powell, to benefit America's Promise Alliance and the Colin Powell School at City College of New York.