Berger Industries Sc25123ltor

16.5" H x 27" W x 0.75" D

Panasonic's NN-TK722SS 27 In. Wide Trim Kit, in stainless steel, is designed for select Panasonic 1.6 cu. ft. microwave ovens. This built-in trim kit allows you to neatly and securely position select Panasonic microwave ovens into a cabinet or wall space in your kitchen. Kit includes all the necessary assembly pieces and hardware to give your Panasonic microwave oven a custom-finished look.

Kit works to dress up the installation, upgrading the kitchen. A bit pricey for what it contains, but not a lot of options if you want to do a "built-in" look. Did some modifications of the instructions to make it easier to accommodate the existing opening I had from the older microwave oven I replaced.. Bill. Keene, NH. Mon Dec 23 2024

Fremont Barley Brown and Cream Dining Set

Brushed Chrome

24" H x 17" W

Museum quality fine art giclee reproduction printed on artist grade canvas. Wrapped and framed in a two inch black ornate wood frame.

18" H x 24" W

"Saluting the Flag" by Edward Percy Moran depicts George Washington saluting an American flag prominently displayed on a flagpole outside a local Inn.

17" H x 24" W

This is a reproduction of Edward Percy Moran's The First Resistance. The illustration depicts the Colonists confronting British soldiers at Lexington, MA. When the advance guard of nearly 240 British soldiers arrived in Lexington, they found about 70 minutemen awaiting them. The British troops were ordered to seize and destroy military supplies, including weapons and ammunition, that were reportedly stored by colonial militia in the towns of Lexington and Concord. The British intended to assert their authority over the rebellious colonies and suppress any signs of resistance.

12" W x 18" H

19" H x 24" W

"Lafayette's Baptism of Fire" by Edward Percy Moran is a painting that depicts the young Marquis de Lafayette during his first major battle, the Battle of Brandywine, on September 11, 1777, during the American Revolutionary War. This artwork highlights Lafayette's bravery and commitment to the American cause, as he was wounded during the battle but continued to fight, earning the respect of both American and French forces.

Poster

Benjamin Franklin by NC Wyeth is a captivating illustration from his "America in the Making" calendar series for Morrell & Co., vividly depicting the renowned polymath conducting his famous 1752 kite experiment during a thunderstorm. Rendered in Wyeth's signature dramatic and atmospheric style with rich, glowing colors, dynamic composition, and meticulous detail, the painting shows Franklin and his son William framed through the open door of a simple wooden shed as lightning flashes dramatically outside the back window, symbolizing ingenuity, scientific curiosity, and the spirit of American innovation that harnessed electricity for the world. This powerful image celebrates Franklin's groundbreaking achievements as an inventor and thinker, infusing the scene with a sense of wonder, historical significance, and timeless inspiration—perfect for adding intellectual depth, patriotic pride, and artistic mastery to any home, office, or collection focused on American heritage and enlightenment ideals.

27" H x 39" W x 1.5" D, Silver

Rocky Point-framed gallery-wrapped canvas. Framed premium print with matt and glass. Built to last. Each piece comes ready to hang. Beveled matt board. Acrylic glass. Solid wood frame. Fade and water-resistant. Made domestically.

Black, 17" H x 25" W x 2" D

Rocky Point framed premium gallery wrapped canvas - ready to hang. A hand stretched canvas mounted in a 2" thick floater frame.

14.5" H x 24" W

"Reception of the Isere in New York Bay" by Edward Percy Moran captures a historic moment in New York's history. Moran pain illustrates the arrival of the French ship Isere in New York Bay on June 20, 1885. The Isere was carrying the disassembled Statue of Liberty, which was a gift from the people of France to the United States. The Statue of Liberty, designed by Frédéric Auguste Bartholdi, was shipped in 350 individual pieces packed within 214 wooden crates. This event marked the beginning of the process to assemble and erect the statue on Bedloe's Island (now Liberty Island).

18" H x 24" W

"Building the First Navy" by Edward Percy Moran is a historical painting that depicts the beginnings of the American Navy during the Revolutionary War. This work illustrates the efforts of the Continental Congress, led by figures such as John Adams and Benjamin Franklin, to establish a naval force capable of challenging British supremacy at sea. The painting showcases the first ships of the Continental Navy, which played a critical role in securing American independence. This scene emphasizes the determination and ingenuity of the fledgling nation to defend its freedom and ideals.

22" H x 24" W

"Cold Comfort on the Outpost" by Edward Percy Moran is a painting that captures the hardships faced by soldiers during the civil war.

30" H x 44" W x 1.5" D, Silver

Rocky Point - framed gallery wrapped canvas

Brushed Chrome

24" H x 16" W

"Private, 4th Connecticut Regiment of the Continental Army" by Charles M. Lefferts, is a finely detailed illustration portraying a soldier from the Revolutionary War era. The private is dressed in a brown regimental coat with red cuffs and facings, buttoned at the front and adorned with white trim and shoulder epaulets, indicating his service in the Continental Line. He wears light buff breeches and white gaiters that extend up to the knee, typical of military dress for foot soldiers. His gear includes a crossbelt with a cartridge box, a bayonet scabbard, and a musket held upright at his side. A black tricorn hat, accented with a green cockade, completes the ensemble. Lefferts’ attention to uniform color, posture, and equipment provides a vivid visual record of Connecticut’s contribution to the Revolutionary War and the evolving identity of the Continental Army.

Maple, 14" H x 20" W x 1.5" D

Rocky Point - Rustic framed gallery wrapped canvas. A hand stretched canvas mounted in a rustic hand hewn solid wood frame. Each piece is made to order. Built to last. Each piece comes ready to hang. Solid wood stretcher. Solid wood frame. Fade and water resistant. Made domestically.

24" H x 17" W

Museum quality fine art giclee reproduction printed on artist grade canvas. Wrapped and framed in a two inch black ornate wood frame.

35.3" H x 33.5" W

Custom framed museum quality giclee reproduction. Printed on 100% cotton archival paper. Frame: Premium white wood. Frame Width: 0 3/4 in. Matting: Acid-free white. Acrylic glazing. Hand made in the USA.

18" H x 24" W

"Fifteen Stripe" by Edward Percy Moran's is a work that romanticizes American history, and celebrates themes of patriotism, courage, and cultural exchange. This piece reflects those ideals, blending natural beauty with historical narrative. The composition emphasizes mutual acknowledgment, with the Indigenous chief standing proudly as the central figure on one side and the American pioneers on the other.

36" H x 24" W x 1.5" D

24" H x 18" W

"My Only Regret Is That I Have But One Life To Give To My Country" by Edward Percy Moran depicts the iconic moment of patriot Nathan Hale before his execution by the British during the American Revolutionary War. Nathan Hale was a young officer in the Continental Army who volunteered for an intelligence-gathering mission behind enemy lines in New York City. Captured by the British, he was executed on September 22, 1776, at the age of 21. His famous last words, "I only regret that I have but one life to lose for my country," became a symbol of ultimate patriotism and sacrifice during the Revolution. Hale stands resolutely, embodying bravery and dedication to the American cause. He is portrayed in colonial attire, with his hands bound, as he faces the gallows with dignity. The scene captures an air of solemnity and resolve, with British officers and soldiers present as spectators to his final moments.

24" H x 17" W

"The Hour of Victory" by Edward Percy Moran is a dramatic painting that portrays a significant moment from the American Revolution. The artwork portrays General George Washington leading his troops during their early morning march towards Trenton December 26, 1776.

29.75" H x 41.5" W

Custom framed museum quality giclee reproduction. Printed on 100% cotton archival paper. Frame: Premium white wood. Frame Width: 0 3/4 in. Matting: Acid-free white. Acrylic glazing. Hand made in the USA.

30" H x 44" W x 1.5" D, Silver

On Point-Framed Gallery Wrapped Canvas

44" H x 66" W x 1.5" D

White, 22" H x 32" W x 1.5" D

Rocky Point- Rustic Framed Framed Print with Matte. A hand-stretched print mounted in a rustic hand hewn solid wood frame Each piece is made to order. Built to last Each piece comes ready to hang Solid wood stretcher Solid wood frame Fade and water-resistant Made domestically.

24" H x 20" W

"Washington Visiting Rochambeau at French Embassy" by Henry Alexander Ogden depicts General George Washington meeting with French General Jean-Baptiste Donatien de Vimeur, Comte de Rochambeau, at the French Embassy, in Newport, Rhode Island, where strategic discussions took place in 1780. During this meeting, Washington and Rochambeau discussed plans for coordinated military action against the British. Rochambeau had recently arrived in Newport with a force of about 5,500 French troops, sent by King Louis XVI to support the American cause. However, both leaders faced immediate challenges, including a lack of sufficient resources and naval support. Their discussions focused on how best to deploy their combined forces, with Washington initially advocating for an attack on British-occupied New York, while Rochambeau preferred a more flexible approach, waiting for additional French naval reinforcements. Ultimately, their collaboration culminated in the famous Yorktown campaign of 1781. When French Admiral de Grasse’s fleet became available, Washington and Rochambeau shifted their strategy, marching their forces south to Virginia, where they successfully trapped British General Cornwallis at Yorktown. This decisive victory effectively ended major combat in the war and led to American independence.

18" H x 12" W

This contemporary wall art brings a refined aesthetic to any space. Perfect for living rooms, bedrooms, offices, or commercial interiors, it enhances décor with timeless appeal. Featuring Retro, vintage, classic, portrait, u.s., 183847, and pan423292, this large wall art piece complements modern and traditional design styles alike. Ideal for creating a warm, sophisticated atmosphere in homes, hotels, and design projects.Related Subject/Style: People, U.S. States & Territories, 183847, PAN423292, Photography, Color Image, Vertical, Kh7404, Hars, Har001, Color, 1, 1770s, 1776, 1791

42" H x 28" W x 1.5" D

Harrison Fisher was a commercial artist from New York. He was known as "The Father of a Thousand Girls" and did extensive work for Cosmopolitan magazine.

17" H x 17" W x 1.25" D

A framed cold-pressed paper print featuring superior double matting and quality frame. Each piece is made to order. Each piece comes with hanging hardware. Made in the USA. Ready to hang. Giclee paper print. Plexiglass, beveled matt board.

17" H x 24" W

"The Concord Stage" by Edward Percy Moran depicts a lively colonial scene outside an inn in Concord, Massachusetts, where a stagecoach has just arrived. Townspeople bustle about—children fetch water, women converse, and travelers prepare for departure—while red-coated British officers on horseback mingle with the crowd, hinting at the rising tension of the Revolutionary era. The painting captures a moment of everyday life with rich detail and vibrant color, offering a glimpse into the rhythms of 18th-century New England just before the outbreak of war. Moran blends charm and historical context, portraying a community on the edge of momentous change.

24" H x 17.5" W

"American Colonial Naval Officer Shouting to Another Ship" by Edward Percy Moran is a vivid portrayal of maritime events from the American Revolution. Moran's painting embodies the indomitable spirit of the American Revolution, especially at sea, where the fledgling Continental Navy faced daunting challenges. It celebrates leadership, communication, and the collective effort required to overcome adversity and fight for independence.

This is a cardboard cutout of Benjamin Franklin. It features a single-sided high-quality print on cardboard with an easel on the back so it can stand on its own. Cardboard cutouts make great decor for parties, photo ops, and events! Order yours today.

24" H x 16" W

"Soldier of Sherburne's Continental Regiment" by Charles M. Lefferts, depicts a well-uniformed Continental soldier from a specialized unit raised in 1777. The soldier is shown in a dark red regimental coat with green facings—a highly distinctive color scheme uncommon among most Continental units. He wears green waistcoat and breeches, complemented by white gaiters and crossbelts, with a tricorn hat trimmed in white and a cartridge box and knapsack slung over his shoulders. Holding a musket with bayonet, he stands in a calm yet ready posture. Lefferts’ attention to detail captures the unique identity of Sherburne’s Regiment, a unit formed under Congressional authority and known for its formal appearance and reliable service in the Hudson Highlands and Rhode Island campaigns. This image highlights both the individuality and growing professionalism of American forces during the mid-war years.

14" H x 20" W, Maple

On Point- Rustic Framed Gallery Wrapped Canvas A hand stretched Canvas mounted in a Rustic Hand Hewn Solid Wood Frame 5 SIZES AVAILABLE Overall Size - 14x20 Outer Size Overall Size - 16x24 Outer Size Overall Size - 22x32 Outer Size Overall Size - 26x38 Outer Size Overall Size - 28x42 Outer Size Each piece is made to order. Built to Last Each piece comes ready to hang Solid wood stretcher Solid Wood Frame Fade and Water resistant Made domestically.

24" H x 16" W

"Corporal, Grenadier Company, Gâtinais Regiment, French Army" by Charles M. Lefferts portrays a distinguished non-commissioned officer from one of France’s elite infantry units that served in the American Revolutionary War. The corporal is shown wearing the regiment’s formal uniform: a white coat with violet facings, silver trim, and matching violet smallclothes, reflecting the distinct colors of the Gâtinais Regiment. As a grenadier, he is outfitted with a tall bearskin cap featuring a brass front plate, symbolizing his elite status within the unit. His crossbelts support a cartridge box and bayonet, and he carries a musket, standing at attention in a disciplined pose. This vivid depiction underscores the professionalism and ornate dress of French grenadiers, whose support was crucial in battles like Yorktown, and highlights Lefferts' careful research in capturing the multinational character of the Revolutionary War.

24" H x 18" W

"Washington at Valley Forge" by Edward Percy Moran (signed "Percy Moran") is a poignant painting that depicts General George Washington in a reflective stance amidst the harsh winter of 1777-1778 at Valley Forge, Pennsylvania. The painting conveys the suffering and endurance of the Continental Army, emphasizing their resolve despite freezing temperatures, limited supplies, and the constant threat of defeat. Washington is shown as a leader deeply connected to his men, embodying hope and determination during one of the most challenging periods of the revolution.

26" H x 18" W x 0.75" D

ART CANVAS creates high-quality ready-to-hang canvas art. Our made in the U.S.A handcrafted canvas will add beauty, color, and personality to any space. The art is printed on premium artist-grade canvas using genuine Epson fade and UV-resistant inks. Every image we print is reviewed by our in-house graphics team for quality, color, and detail. What's in the box: Your gorgeous canvas art. Shop with confidence: 15+ Years of industry experience, five-star service. Give a great gift: This art is a great gift idea for: Birthdays, Anniversaries, Housewarmings, Weddings, and Holidays: Christmas, Hanukkah, Mother's and Father's Day, Valentine's Day.

24.68" H x 23.5" W

Custom framed museum quality giclee reproduction. Printed on 100% cotton archival paper. Frame: Premium silver wood. Frame Width: 0 3/4 in. Matting: Acid-free white. Acrylic glazing.

66" H x 44" W

24" H x 16" W

"Sergeant, 4th Company, 1st Pennsylvania Battalion, 1775" by Charles M. Lefferts illustrates a Continental Army non-commissioned officer at the outset of the American Revolution. The sergeant is depicted in a brown regimental coat with red facings, a common uniform choice for Pennsylvania troops early in the war, before standardization. He wears buff or tan breeches, white gaiters, and a black tricorn hat adorned with a cockade, signaling his rank and patriot allegiance. A red cloth sergeant’s sash is draped across his body, and he carries a halberd, the traditional symbol of a sergeant’s authority on the battlefield and during drill. Lefferts' rendering highlights the transitional nature of early American uniforms—still influenced by colonial militia traditions—while emphasizing the professionalism and leadership of emerging Continental forces.

44" H x 66" W

The sun's rays are like spokes as they break the sky like searchlights; Crepuscular rays in atmospheric optics, are rays of sunlight that appear to radiate from a single point in the sky. These rays, which stream through gaps in clouds or between other objects, are columns of sunlit air separated by darker cloud-shadowed regions. The name comes from their frequent occurrences during crepuscular hours (those around dawn and dusk), when the contrasts between light and dark are the most obvious.