| Lot | Sale Price | ||
| 351 |  |
JACOBS, Julian, (European, 20th C): Panoramic meadow with pheasants and village in the distance, O/C, 25 1/2'' x 38 1/2'', signed lower right, encased in a slightly worn gold frame, 30'' x 42 3/4''. | 500 |
| 361 |  |
PRIMITIVE/FOLK ART 19TH CENTURY HUNT SCENE: Depicting a hunter with his dogs flushing game from the brush, dogs are probably labrador and setter or pointer and bird probably pheasants or grouse, O/C, 18'' x 24'', no visible signature, encased in an overpainted liner of the period, 21 1/4'' x 26 3/4''. Condition - Needs cleaning, several abrasions with minor flecks throughout, several small punctures. | 1000 |
| 390 |  |
THREE PIECE EDNA HIBEL ART LOT TO INCLUDE: 1) ''Greek Girl'', Lithograph, sight size 9 3/4'' x 6 1/4'', pencil signed lower right, numbered 18 of 50, encased in attractive mat and frame, 16 3/4'' x 13''. 2) Porcelain Miniature ''Mei Ling And Family'', Hard Paste Porcelain, numbered 492 of 1000, frame size 10'' x 10''. 3) Porcelain Miniature ''Romeo And Juliet, Hard Paste Porcelain, edition P211, frame size 7'' x 7''. Both porcelain pieces have certificates of authenticity. | 225 |
| 396 |  |
DEVITY, Antonio, (Italian, 1901-): Parisian street scene, O/C, 24'' x 48'', signed lower right, Devity Art Studio stencil on the canvas verso, encased in carved white washed frame, 31'' x 55''. | 200 |
| 397 |  |
DEVITY, Antonio, (Italian, 1901-): Parisian street scene with outdoor market, O/C, 24'' x 48'', faintly signed lower right, encased in carved gold frame, 32 1/2'' x 56 1/2''. | 300 |
| 399 |  |
LARGE PARISIAN SCHOOL O/C CIRCA 1950s: Illegibly signed lower right, 27'' x 39'', encased in an overpainted gilded frame with missing finish in several areas, 37 1/2'' x 49 1/2''. | 120 |
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