| Lot | Sale Price | ||
| 1210 |  |
GAY, George Howell (American, 1858-1931): Panoramic Meadow Landscape, Watercolor and Gouache, 16'' x 37 1/2'', signed, original carved and gilded frame with minor wear, 19 1/2'' x 41 1/2''. | 400 |
| 1215 |  |
WARD, Velox Benjamin, (American, 1901-): ''Please Feed Me'', Oil/Masonite, 16'' x 20'', signed and dated 1967, encased in barn wood style frame, 24'' x 28'', Exhibition label from Amon Carter Museum, exhibited May 1972, also exhibited at the Longview Museum and Art Center in October 1980. Formerly in the collection of Mr. Harry Bullard. | 5000 |
| 1220 |  |
EXCEPTIONAL AMERICAN SCHOOL 19TH C PORTRAIT OF YOUNG SPANISH GIRL: Oil/C, 30'' x 25'', Leader gold frame, 35 1/2'' x 30 1/2'', no visible signature. Extensive in-painting visible by blacklight throughout, some cracklure with minor paint flecks. | 550 |
| 1230 |  |
WESTERN RIVER LANDSCAPE, OIL/B, CIRCA 1890: 6'' x 9'', period gilded frame with wear and over-paint, 7'' x 10'', signed S. Parsons, possibly an early work by Sheldon Parsons. Needs cleaning with one fleck visible and several spots of in-paint. | 180 |
| 1231 |  |
19TH C. AMERICAN SCHOOL OIL/CANVAS/BOARD LANDSCAPE: Probably White Mountains, 28'' x 22'', no visible signature, encased in period deep dish gilded gesso molding with minor gesso loss, 35'' x 30''. | 400 |
| 1232 |  |
19TH C AMERICAN SCHOOL SERENE LAKESIDE LANDSCAPE WITH DEER: Oil on canvas, 10'' x 16'', no visible signature, unframed. Sporadic pinpoint paint fleck, needs cleaning and mild restoration. | 200 |
| 1233 |  |
PARIANWARE BUST OF JEFFERSON DAVIS: 10 1/4''h., signed on the back Bennet J. Fulham 1876. | 130 |
| 1235 |  |
GREASON, William, (American, 1884-): ''Morning Light, Saugatuck Michigan, 1932'', Oil/C, 24'' x 18'', signed, titled and dated verso, period carved and gilded impressionist frame with wear, 28 1/2'' x 22 1/2''. | 900 |
| 1236 |  |
GREASON, Pearl, (American, 20th C.): Lakeside Landscape, Oil/Canvas, 26 1/4'' x 21'', carved, gilded gesso impressionist frame, 30 1/2'' x 25 1/2''. This work is from the same estate as the William Greason piece. Pearl was the wife of William Greason. Together they opened the Greason School of Art in Douglas, Michigan in 1937. She continued the school after his death in 1945. She painted mainly landscapes and flowers. Pearl Greason was art chairman for both the Detroit and the Michigan Federation of Women's Clubs and known in the state as a lecturer on art appreciation. Info courtesy of the Saugatuck-Douglas Historical Society, Douglas, Michigan. | 400 |
| 1250 |  |
FREDERICKS, Ernest, (American, 1877-1927): A Quiet Stream, Oil/Canvas, 16'' x 20'', signed, encased in original gilded Fredericks arts and crafts frame, 20'' x 24''. There is only one tiny pinpoint fleck, needs cleaning. | 250 |
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