4V Paul Bley JAZZ PIANO DISCOGRAPHY Hancock Oscar

Billie Holiday (1915-1959), American jazz singer with Art Tatum (1909-1956) on piano, Oscar Pettiford on double bass and Sid Catlett on drums, circa 1945, Washington, DC. In molded mahogany frame, mat

This lot includes:Gallery COA & free domestic shipping (*insurance and international shipping for an additional charge)Artist: Paul WegnerTitle: Take FiveMedium: BronzeSize: 16" x 13"Signed: Stamped I

Paul Douglas Wegner (American b. 1950), 'Sing 'Em Low,' 1987, cold painted and patinated bronze, depicting a jazz trio in brightly colored clothes playing a bass, a trumpet, and a piano, rising from a

Paul Douglas Wegner (American b. 1950), Image Casting Foundry, 'Jazz Spoken Here', 1995, cold painted and patinated bronze sculpture depicting four musicians, signed in mold to back of base and number

In his unique style, bronze is signed, and measures a whopping 34 1/2" high, and 26" wide. Depicts black mid century musicians playing jazz. This bronze is 1 of a kind and retailed for $14,500. Note b

Paul Philippe (after), Three Jazz Dancers, c. 1925, After Paul Philippe (French, 1870-1930), cold painted bronze figures on a bronze base atop a blue onyx plinth with black marble banding, signed on t

Gen Paul, large oil on paper, Gen Paul (French, 1895-1975), Jazz Trio, signed lower right, matted and framed under glass, 25"h x 19"w (sight), 37"h x 32"w (frame) Provenance: Property removed from 799

Paul Wegner (American/Louisiana: B. 1950) original cold painted bronze sculpture titled "Close Enough For Jazz". Signed to base "P. Wegner". Numbered 105/175 world wide. Foundry: Fine Art Acquisitions

A black leather adjustable piano bench. Crafted from black leather style material possibly vinyl upholstery, ebony black wood frame, and metal hardware. Tufted seat and spade legs. Black metal hardwar

comprising Rosalba Gabrielli, Christian Dior, Chloe, Jacqueline De Ribes, Oscar de La Renta, Paul-Luis Orrier and Giorgio; Provenance: Estate from The Wilshire, Los Angeles

Paul Wegner (American, b. 1950) Jazz Guitarist patinated bronze Height 12 inches.

Scarce Leedy & Ludwig Humberto Morales Model Brass Timbales Drum Set 6 " x 13" and 6 by 14" inches Condition Good Vintage Used fender gibson martin les paul steinway sons guitar electric piano baby pe

The Pannonica Piano is a vintage Steinway M owned by "The Jazz Baroness" handpicked and played regularly by Thelonious Monk among other jazz Greats. A revered figure in New York’s Jazz community

Joseph Lorusso, (1966-Present) Oil/Canvas. Trombone / Piano Subject Matter. A warm jazz scene by Kansas City based artist Joseph Lorusso. Joseph was born in Chicago, Illinois, in 1966 and received his

Victorian gilt bronze bird foot piano lamp base attributed to Paul Emile Guerin, New York. Guerin was one of the most important manufacturers of metal furniture mounts for the most prestigious cabinet

1920, GERMANY: During the early 20th century, the firm of Paul Losche, known as the Leipzig Orchestrion Works, produced a wide variety of pianos and orchestrations, distributed mainly in Germany, Belg

Circa 1917 Steinway and Sons Model B Concert Grand Piano 38.5 x 84 x 56.5" Flame mahogany case, humidifier, all notes strike cleanly and appears to have recent hammers, minor age check in sound board

DESCRIPTION: 93/175 Bronze sculpture by American artist Paul Wegner (b. 1950) titled "Sunday Morning Jazz"; Depicting three musicians busts surmounting tuxedos playing wind instruments into a micropho

ACADEMY AWARD WINNERS: Selection of signed postcard photographs and slightly larger, some 8 x 10s etc., by various Oscar winning actors and actresses including Paul Scofield, Sophia Loren, Jeremy Iron

Baldwin baby grand. Serial #116282. Excellent bright sound and light action, great for rock, pop, and vintage jazz. Has scratches, wear. Includes bench. Dimensions: (Piano) H 38.5" x W 57" x D 64" Con

John Hancock a framed pamphlet "An oration delivered March 5, 1774, at the Request of the Inhabitants of the Town of Boston to commemorate the bloody tragedy of the fifth of March, 1770." by the Hon.

Popper Happy Jazz Orchestrion ca. 1925 with a reproduction top. A very popular orchestrion of its time. Popper was experimenting with the Instrumentation (piano, mandolin, bass drum, snare drum, wood

Paul Wegner Hello Louis polychrome/enamel, bronze sculpture. Depicts legendary architect of jazz. Signed on the base, P. Wegner, and numbered 51/175. 20 1/2"H x 23"L. Base is 2 1/4"

A Steinway and Sons Mahogany Baby Grand Piano 1906-1907 serial number 126370. Height 39 1/4 x width 68 x depth 59 inches. This lot is located in Cincinnati. Property from the Est