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| 4 | AUSTRIAN? PAINTED PORCELAIN PLAQUE: Probably late 19th C, depicts the Virgin of the Immaculate Conception, after Murillo, 9 13/16" x 7 1/16", monogrammed LV verso, dedicated to Madeline signed F Vedrine. Est. $450/550** |
| 4A | LATE 19TH C EUROPEAN O/B OF A YOUNG GIRL BY THE SHORE: 5 1/4" x 2 3/4", no visible signature, encased in elaborate period gilt pierce carved frame. |
| 8 | ROTHFARB?, Steve, (American, 20th C): Collection of 9 American western landscape and urban photographs, 5 3/4" x 8 3/4". |
| 11 | W/C OF NEW YORK CITY FROM THE HARBOR WITH TUGBOAT: 12" x 8 3/4", no visible signature. |
| 11A | RAFFET, Auguste, (French, 1804-1860): Military Uniform Design, depicting an officer's uniform, W/C, 12" x 8 1/4", signed verso. Raffet was an engraver, lithographer, and painter of French military and battle scenes as well as costume designs. He attended Ecole de Beaux Arts, studying under Gross and Charlet. Est. $400/600** |
| 14 | SYMONS, George Gardner, NAA (American, 1863-1930): "The Hills in Winter", O/B, 6 1/4" x 8 3/4", SLR, dedicated to Mr. & Mrs. Ferry, Dec 19, 1918, signed and titled verso, encased in American impressionist gold leaf frame. Est. $4000/6000** |
| 14A | BERRY, Carroll Thayer, (Maine, 1886-1978): "Rockport Cove", color woodblock, 11" x 8 1/2", SLR, TLL. |
| 16 | O/B OF THE LIVINGSTON RANGE, SOUTHWEST OTAGO, NEW ZEALAND: 9 1/2" x 12", no visible signature, label affixed verso. |
| 16A | DESERT LANDSCAPE WITH CACTUS AND BUILDING: O/B, possibly South Africa, 9 1/2" x 11 3/4, monogrammed LR "AW". |
| 18 | FLORSHEIM, Richard, (American, 1916-1979): Nocturnal city lights reflection on the river, artist's proof lithograph, 16" x 23 1/2", SLR. |
| 18A | JULES, Mervin, (American, 1912): "Homage to Van Gogh" depicts sunflowers, silkscreen, 28" x 22 1/4", SLR, TLL. |
| 22 | EARLY 20TH C IMPRESSIONIST GARDEN SCENE: Picnic in the park, O/C/B, 24" x 36", illegibly SLR, encased in pierce carved white wash molding. |
| 22A | LAFORET, Eugene, (American, 20th C): Pair of western river canyon landscapes, O/Bs, 12" x 9". |
| 24 | HENNESSY, Patrick, (Irish, 1915-1980): "White Cliffs of Etretat", O/C, 35 7/8" x 62 3/4", SLR, gallery label affixed verso, titled on canvas verso and marked "All Rights Reserved Guildhall Gallery, and dated 10-10-65. Est. $18000/25000** |
| 24A | RICHMOND, Leonard, (British, 1965): "The River, Menton France", taken from the sketch included in his book "From the Sketch to the Finished Picture", O/CB, 16" x 20", SLL. To be sold with Richmond's book. Est. $1000/1500** |
| 25 | WWI PAINTED SILK SCARF DEPICTING GENERAL VON HINDENBERG: 19 1/2" x 23 1/2" sight size, Iron Cross motif throughout, encased in carved foliate motif frame. |
| 26A | FRIED, Pal, (Hungarian/American, 1893-1976): Young Hispanic Girl and Burro, W/C, 15" x 19", SLL. Est. $700/900** |
| 26X | CANEVARI, Carlo, (Italian, 1922): Pair of O/Bs, 1)Interior scene with nuns and flower vase, #'d 46 on exhibition label verso. 2)Nun and two young priests, #'d 50 on exhibition label verso. 13" x 7 1/2" each, both SLR and bear the Florence Art Gallery stamp verso. Est. $1500/2500pair** |
| 28 | KAHN, Wolf, (New York, 1927): "Nantucket Sun, Early A.M.", Pastel, 12" x 18", SLL, TLR, dated 94, Boca Raton Museum of Art label verso from the exhibition "Wolf Kahn: Dialogue Between Abstraction and Traditional, 1970-1995". Est. $2500/3500** |
| 28A | IMPRESSIONIST GARDEN SCENE WITH MAIDEN BY A BIRD BATH: O/B, 16" x 20", SLR Clars?. |
| 30 | MASON, Alice F., (American, 1895): "Two Turtle Doves", O/C, 36" x 30", SLL, Association of Chicago Painters and Sculptors Exhibition label verso, encased in impressive original period gilt frame. |
| 30A | DECAMP, Joseph, (American, 1858-1923): Reclining Female Nude, W/C, 17" x 22", SLR. |
| 32 | BARTLETT, Dana, (American, 1878-1957): "Verdugo Canyon", O/B, 12" x 16", SLR, titled verso, encased in plein aire gilt frame. Original label from the Muriel Johnston Interiors in LaJolla verso. |
| 32A | McIVOR, B. Ward, (American, 20th C): Plein Aire Landscape, O/M, 20" x 17 3/4", SLR. |
| 34 | SHOKLER, Harry, (American, 1896-1978): "Rockport Mass in Winter", O/CB, 9" x 12", SLR, dated 66, artist label affixed verso, encased in American impressionist gilt frame. National Academy exhibitor, studied at Cincinnati Art Gallery Pennsylvania Academy of Fine Art with Thaniel Garber, represented at the Met in New York, at the Philadelphia Museum of Art, Library of Congress, etc. Est. $800/1200** |
| 34A | SHOKLER, Harry, (American, 1896-1978): "Rising Fog", O/CB, 12" x 16", SLR, dated 67, affixed verso Southern Vermont Artist 14 Fall Exhibition label, encased in American impressionist gilt frame. National Academy exhibitor, studied at Cincinnati Art Gallery Pennsylvania Academy of Fine Art with Thaniel Garber, represented at the Met in New York, at the Philadelphia Museum of Art, Library of Congress, etc. Est. $800/1200** |
| 36 | HILL, George Snow, (American, 1898-1969): "Flight of Ibis", O/B, 9 1/2" x 13", SLR, titled and signed verso. Mural Study for mural in 1939 New York World's Fair titled "St. John's River Florida". Lot accompanied by original photograph of mural. Est. $2000/3000** |
| 36A | VOELCKER, Rudolph A., (American, 1873): WPA style scene of a ships graveyard with figure digging on the shore, O/C, 30" x 36", SLR, encased in period distressed and partially gilt carved frame. Est. $700/900** |
| 38 | BRUESTLE, George, (American, 1872-1939): "Sunrise", O/B, 10" x 14", SLR, titled verso, Gramp's Art and Gift Shop East Orange NJ, encased in original gilt frame. Est. $2500/3500** |
| 38A | BRUESTLE, George, (American, 1832-1979): "Westchester Farm", O/B, 8" x 10", SLR, GMB paper label affixed verso, as well as the Gramp's Art and Gift Shop with title, encased in original gilt frame. Est. $2000/3000** |
| 44 | ZIEM, Felix, (French, 1821-1911): Venetian canal scene with figures and ships, O/C, 30" x 40", SLL, several older tears to canvas, termite damage to stretcher. At one time hung in the Ringling Museum, former property of Evelyn Hughes/Alvin Hodges/Liggets Drugstore. |
| 44A | POULAIN, Michel Marie, (French, 1906): "LE PETIT PORT", O/C, 18" x 21 1/2", SLR, titled on stretcher verso. |
| 46 | MAY, E.M. (Elizabeth M. Messiter), (American, 1913): Two sided modernist O/C, Native American family gathering sticks and a surreal explosion of colors in the style of Wright, 20" x 24", SLR. Est. $800/1200** |
| 48 | WYDEVELD, Arnoud, (Dutch/American, 1862): "Yellow Perch", O/B, 5 1/2" x 12 3/4", SLL, titled verso. Est. $3000/5000** |
| 48A | CALHOUN, Alice, (American, 19th C): "Upper Hudson River", O/B, 3 3/4" x 5 3/4", SLR. |
| 52 | SCHON, Nancy, (American, 20th C): "Dialogue", bronze grouping of two seated figures, 9 7/8"h., one figure marked Schon, #'ed 6/8, sits on a rotating marble plinth. Schon is an extremely popular Boston sculptor, with listings in American Biographical Institute, New York Art Review, UAHC Synagogue Artists, Who's Who Who's Who in American Art, Who's Who in the East, World Who's Who of Women, 2,000 Notable American Women. Nancy Schon has been commissioned for many public works in the Boston area, as well as for several distinguished awards given annually. Est. $600/800** |
| 54 | CONNAWAY, Jay Hall NAA, (American, 1893-1970): "Fine Vermont Hills Mountain Winter Clearing", O/B, 20" x 30", SLR, S & T verso, dated 1965. Est. $3000/5000** |
| 54A | LIVINGSTON, Charlotte, (American, 20th C): "Along the Hackinsack River", W/C, 15 3/4" x 11 3/4", SLL, titled verso. |
| 54B | HOF, Carl?, (American, 20th C): Impressionist landscape of cottage by wooded stream, pastel, 15 1/4" x 20 1/4", SLR Hof, dated 44. |
| 56 | FAIVRE, Justin, (American, 1902): "Arada's Chateau", O/B, 24" x 30", SLR, AAA Garden Art Show label affixed verso, title with artist address verso and signed verso. Est. $1500/2500** |
| 56A | TILLER, Lars, (Norwiegan, 1924): Country landscape, O/C, 24" x 32", SLL, WT Berger Co. label verso, encased in a Hudson picture frame. Est. $600/800** |
| 60 | LITHGOW, David Cunningham, (American, 1868): Neoclassical still life of flowers in a vase, O/C, 35 1/2"dia., SLR. |
| 63 | CLEMENT, Shirley, (Florida, 20th C): Florida landscape with young child fishing, W/C, 17 1/2" x 28 3/4". Est. $150/300** |
| 63A | FLORIDA LANDSCAPE, O/B: 19 1/4" x 23 1/4", SLR West. |
| 63B | HARTLEY, Harrison, (American, 1888): "Twilight on the Missouri", W/C, 14 1/2" x 20 1/2", SLR, bears exhibition label verso, dated 1959. |
| 68 | RACOFF, Ratislaw, (Russian, 1904): Industrial landscape from under a river side bridge, O/B, 14" x 10 1/2", SLR, dated 64, numbered verso AT37876. Please note damage. Est. $600/800** |
| 70 | SHAHN, Ben, (American, 1898-1959): From the portfolio "For the Sake of a Single Verse", lithograph, 22 1/2" x 17 3/4", SLR. |
| 70A | DUBUFFET, Jean, (French, 1901-1985): "Profusion", Color Lithograph, 26" x 19 3/4", pencil S&T, #LL 23/30. |
| 73 | DEVITY, Antonio, (Italian, 1901): Parisian street scene on the river, O/C, 24" x 36", artist label stamped verso on canvas. |
| 73A | 50'S POST IMPRESSIONIST PARISIAN STREET SCENE, O/C: 27" x 39", SLR illegibly. |
| 82 | HALLER, P., (American, 20th C): Western lake landscape with snow capped mountain range in the distance, O/C, 24" x 36", SLR. |
| 82A | 3 O/B COUNTRY LANDSCAPES: 8" x 10" each, all signed Fuggi and bear the W.T. Burger Gallery label. Sold with a Nov. 2001 appraisal. |
| 86 | BRACONY, Leopold, (American, 19/20th C): Goddess playing lyre with winged cherub at her knee, carved alabaster grouping, 33"h., signed L Bracony Paris. Please note repair to lyre, fingers and ankle, and damage to cherub wing. Bracony studied in Italy, and exhibited in Paris. Est. $4000/6000** |
| 88 | HARTWIG, Heinie, (American, 1937): "Day of Rest", O/M, 21" x 33", SLL. Est. $2500/3500** |
| 89 | PERIOD CURRIER AND IVES COLOR LITHOGRAPH, "THE RETURN FROM THE WOODS", 11" x 15 1/4" |
| 89A | CURRIER AND IVES COLOR LITHOGRAPH, "THE HAPPY FAMILY": 8" x 12 1/4", original old glass. |
| 89B | PERIOD CURRIER AND IVES COLOR LITHOGRAPH, "KITTIES AMONG THE ROSES": 8 1/2" x 12 1/2", original old glass. |
| 92 | RUSSELL, Charles, (American, 1864-1926): Western scene with frontiers men and pack horses in landscape, chromolithograph, 23" x 35 1/2". |
| 92A | CUFF, Fred C., (American, 20th C): "Line Squall Caribee, Grand Bahama Bank", W/C, 11 1/2" x 13 3/4", titled on mat, SLR, dated 1955. |
| 94 | HIGH BIDDER'S CHOICE OF THE FOLLOWING WISNIEWSKI PAINTINGS |
| 94A | WISNIEWSKI, Witold, (Polish, 20th C): Country landscape with barn along a river, O/B, 13" x 19", SLL, artist information affixed verso. |
| 94B | WISNIEWSKI, Witold, (Polish, 20th C): Riverside landscape, O/B, 13" x 19", SLR, Lower Ends Rhoads Gallery label affixed verso. |
| 94C | CHODOWIECKI, Daniel, (Polish, 1726-1801): "Ziethen Sitzend por Seinem Konig", engraving, sight size 17 1/2" x 21 1/4". Est. $200/400** |
| 96 | ASIAN W/C ON SILK OF A CROUCHING TIGER: 13 3/4" x 16 1/2", SLR. |
| 96A | PAIR OF JAPANESE WOODBLOCKS AFTER HIROSHIGE: First quarter 20th C, 13" x 8 3/4". |
| 96B | PAIR OF JAPANESE FLORAL WOODBLOCKS: Circa first quarter of 20th C, both signed with chop marks, one LL, one LR, 11 1/2" x 17" each. |
| 100 | A RARE PAIR OF 19TH C. PEWTER SCULPTURES: CA. 1870-1880, Woman bearing basket of fish, male toting a stringer of fish and ray, signed faintly Rubin, 25 1/2" h. Hipolyte and August Rubin were 19th C. French sculptors, possibly executed these masterful works. Est. $2000/3000** |
| 104 | NEOPOLITAN VERANDA SCENE: With Bay of Naples and Mt Vesuvius in the distance, O/C, SLR Salviati, 18 3/4" x 25 1/2". |
| 104A | 19TH C RUSSIAN? O/C OF A YOUNG CHILD IN AN INTERIOR: 12" x 10", SLR Roubinski?. |
| 108 | PETER MAX COLOR LITHOGRAPH: "Life is so Beautiful, Stay Alive, Don't Smoke Cigarettes", 15" x 10". |
| 110 | KENT, Kameron, (British, 20th C): "Grain Elevators Western Kansas/Uncertain Weather", W/C, 13" x 19", SUR, dated 42, dedicated to Connie and Bob, SLR on mat, TLL on mat, artist info affixed verso from 21 Industrial Watercolor Exhibition through Argent Gallery, New York. Est. $100/200** |
| 112 | HIGH BIDDER'S CHOICE OF THE FOLLOWING JACK LEVINE WORKS |
| 112A | LEVINE, Jack, (American, 1915): Young boy in room, color lithograph, 21 1/4" x 27 1/2", SLR, #LL 71/120. |
| 112B | LEVINE, Jack, (American, 1915): "Rape of the Sabine Women", first state etching and aquatint, 13" x 19 1/2", pencil signed, #79/100. |
| 114 | HEINTZELMAN, Arthur N.A., (American, 1892-1965): Interior genre scene of young woman knitting with child reading, etching, 9 1/2" x 12 1/2". |
| 114A | REYNOLDS, Charles, (American, 20th C): "Slough Pumps", etching, 6 1/2" x 7 1/4", SLR, TLL in pencil. |
| 116 | GROPPER, William, (American, 1897-1977): Soldiers on horseback, color lithograph, 15" x 19", SLR. |
| 116A | EARLY 1970'S SERIGRAPH: SLR Warren?, 27" x 22", #LL 158/200. |
| 118 | PAIR OF EARLY 20TH C AMERICAN W/C LANDSCAPE STUDIES: 7" x 9" and 6" x 4", both signed Webber . |
| 122 | HIGH BIDDER'S CHOICE OF THE FOLLOWING TWO ENGLISH PRINTS |
| 122A | PAPPRILL, Henry A., (American, 19th C): "The Night Team", after a painting by CC Henderson, etching/aquatint, 17" x 26". |
| 122B | HARRIS, John Jr II, (British, 1791-1873): "Full Cry after Herrings, Fox Hunting Scenes", engraving/aquatint, 17" x 30 1/2". |
| 126 | 19TH C METAL BRONZE SCULPTURE OF A CAPED EUROPEAN NOBLEMAN WITH CAPE HOLDING URN AND GAVEL: Unsigned, 14"h., sets atop a beveled rounded plinth. |
| 130 | 3 COLOR LITHOGRAPHS AFTER AUDUBON: "Iceland Falcon", "Bluebird" and "Ivory Billed Woodpecker". |
| 132 | BONE INLAID ROSEWOOD FRAME WITH A PHOTOGRAPH OF THE KRISHNA RAJA WADIYAR: Dated 1922, autographed by the Raja, 11 1/2" x 8". |
| 137A | PAIR OF ENGRAVINGS AFTER TURNER: "Dunstanborough Castle" and "Kidnelly Castle". |
| 144 | LOT OF ASSORTED ETCHINGS AND GREETING CARD INVITATIONS: By artists Margaret Wright, Dwight C Sturges, W. Bicknell, Edmond H. Garrett and TG Hamerton. |
| 159 | CARVED TEAKWOOD STATUE OF A GRINNING DEMON: Crisply carved facial features, painted red eyes and white teeth, complete with horns, 25"h., carved from a single block of wood. |
| 163 | LOT OF 6 MILITARY/PRESIDENTIAL PRINTS: To include, a lithograph of McKinley with his mother and wife; chormolithograph of family gathered around a table with portraits of Washington and Lincoln on the wall; composite of US Senate and House of Reps, 1903; poster for Her Majesty's Army; chromolithograph by Thomas Webb of a 5 star general; and "The Tale of a Glorious End", lithograph depicting a wounded soldier telling his story. |
| 164 | HIGH BIDDER'S CHOICE OF THE FOLLOWING TWO BICKNELL ETCHINGS |
| 164A | BICKNELL, Warren, (American, 1860-1947): "Arlington Saint Winchester Links at the Winchester, MA Country Club, Winter Time", 3rd state etching, 8 1/2" x 12", SLR in pencil, SLL in plate, dated 1922, estate information affixed verso indicating title. Former owners father was personal friends with Bicknell who designed a small studio and home for them at the edge of the links. |
| 164B | BICKNELL, Warren, (American, 1860-1947): "Arlington Saint Winchester Links at the Winchester, MA Country Club, Winter Time", dry point etching, 7 1/2" x 9", SLR, SLL in plate, dated 1923. |
| 199A | PAINTED AND CARVED PERUVIAN PEASANT GIRL: Seated girl carved from a single block of wood, 20"h., intricate polychrome paint throughout. |
| 212 | EARLY 20TH C CHROMOLITHOGRAPH "AVE MARIA": After painting by Ernst Wante, 17" x 23", encased in a faux grain painted molding. |
| 213 | PAIR OF ENGLISH ENGRAVING/AQUATINTS OF CHAMPION GREYHOUNDS: By Edwin H. Hunt, depicts winners of the Waterloo Cup, 1884 Mineral Water with runner up Grand Pick, and 1881 Princess Dagmar, 12 1/2" x 18" each, professionally matted and framed. Sold as a pair. |
