Colorado - Colorado Springs, First NB, W2179

"No Trespassing" sign from the Stratton C.C.M. & D. Co., Mining Exchange Building, Colorado Springs, Colorado. The Colorado Springs Mining Exchange operated in this building between 1894 and 1925. Now

Alois Lecoque (French/ California, 1891-1981) Oil on Masonite Ca. 1954, Still Life, H 16" W 24" | Signed upper right, dated 1954. Framed H 22.5", W 30". George Nix Gallery Colorado Springs, Colorado l

Arts & Crafts 'Virginia Creeper' Vase, Artus Van Briggle for Van Briggle Pottery, Colorado Springs, Colorado, 1904. Of bulbous form, carved with Virginia Creeper, covered in matte olive green glaze, i

Van Briggle Pottery tile with schooner / sailboat motif Colorado Springs, Colorado, circa 1920 matte glazed ceramic unmarked rare example 6"sq

Arts & Crafts 'Mistletoe' Vase, Van Briggle Pottery, Colorado Springs, Colorado, 1905. Molded around the sides with stems of mistletoe in repeat, covered in matte dark and medium green glaze, impresse

Van Briggle Pottery vase with stylized flower decoration, shape number 846 Colorado Springs, Colorado, 1907-1912 matte green glazed ceramic incised marks 2 1/2"dia x 8"h

Van Briggle Pottery Despondency vase Colorado Springs, Colorado, circa 1920 maroon with blue matte glazed ceramic incised marks 6 1/2"dia x 13"h

Van Briggle Pottery & Tile Stylized Poppy Pods vase Colorado Springs, Colorado, circa 1904 thin tan matte glazed ceramic incised marks 5 1/2"dia x 6 1/2"h

(American or Continental School, late 19th/early 20th century) unsigned, oil on heavy linen cloth, 15 x 12 in.; gilt wood frame, 21 x 18 in. Provenance: Private Collection, Colorado Springs, Colorado

James Taylor, eagle in flight, bronze sculpture on wooden base, ed. 3/FDC height 16 in. x width 11 in. x depth 8 in. Provenance: A Colorado Springs, Colorado collection We happily provide seamless

A Pair of Chinese Enameled Porcelain Incense Holders 20th Century unmarked. Height 10 1/4 inches. Provenance: Bryan and Scott Jewelers Ltd., Colorado Springs, Colorado Patricia Ann Black Smyth (1925-2

Van Briggle Pottery & Tile Dragonfly vase Colorado Springs, Colorado, circa 1907-1912 matte glazed ceramic incised marks 3 1/2"dia x 7 1/4"h

Van Briggle Pottery famous Native American busts, set of six Colorado Springs, Colorado matte glazed ceramic marked all identically numbered #665 Geronimo: 7 1/2"w x 8"d x 10 3/8"h

Van Briggle Pottery bulbous vase decorated with spade-shaped leaves Colorado Springs, Colorado, 1904 matte blue glazed ceramic incised marks 6"dia x 5 1/2"h

R T Frazier 1880's Half Seat Saddle Robert T. Frazier was born in 1850 in Colorado Springs, Colorado. In the mid 1880's he moved to Pueblo, Colorado and in 1892 he formed a partnership with S.C. Gallu

Van Briggle Pottery vase decorated with thistles, #461 Colorado Springs, Colorado, 1906 matte green glazed ceramic incised marks, numbered, dated 7 1/4"dia x 9"h

Van Briggle Pottery & Tile Kingfisher tile Colorado Springs, Colorado matte glazed ceramic unsigned set in an oak frame tile: 6 1/4"sq; frame: 11 3/4"w x 11 7/8"h

Van Briggle Pottery Despondency vase Colorado Springs, Colorado maroon with blue matte glazed ceramic incised marks 6 1/2"dia x 13 1/2"h

Davis Varina Varina Davis Re: Jailer's Account of Jefferson Davis VARINA HOWELL DAVIS, Autograph Letter Signed, to Henry A. Scomp, March 3, 1905, Colorado Springs, Colorado. 2 pp., 8.5" x 11". Some ed

Van Briggle Pottery vase with stylized flowers Colorado Springs, Colorado, 1915 glazed ceramic incised marks 3"dia x 7"h

Van Briggle Pottery & Tile vase Colorado Springs, Colorado, circa 1907-1912 matte glazed ceramic incised marks 4 1/4"w x 4"d x 5 1/4"h

Van Briggle Pottery bowl with carved decoration, shape number 541 Colorado Springs, Colorado, 1907 matte glazed ceramic incised marks 6 1/2"dia x 2 3/4"h

Van Briggle Pottery & Tile vase Colorado Springs, Colorado, circa 1907-1912 matte glazed ceramic incised marks 4 1/2"dia x 4"h

A Regency Rosewood Etagere Circa 1820 Height 48 x width 20 1/2 x depth 16 inches. Provenance: Bryan and Scott Jewelers Ltd., Colorado Springs, Colorado, 9 December 1995 Patricia Ann Black Smyth (1925-