David Kessler Prismed Overspill

David Kessler (American, B.1950) "Incidents on Fading Water", oil on canvas, titled, signed and dated 1982 en verso. Ht: 60.25" Wd: 84"

David Kessler Evening Cadence 2010oil on aluminum 72 h × 48 w in (183 × 122 cm) Signed, titled and dated to verso 'Evening Cadence D Kessler 2010'. This work wi

Oil on wood, SD and titled en verso "Ponds Edge", 2009. Photo realistic painting of blooming  plants and tall grasses by waters edge. 36"h x 48"w

David Kessler, (American, b 1950), photorealist acrylic on aluminum painting, "Reeds Over Rings I", bears label on back from Meyer Munson Gallery, signed "D Kessler" on back, 48-1/4" x 36-1/8"

David Kessler (American b.1950) "Reflected Blossoms II" Pochoir diptych, edition 11/30 45" x 64"

Artist/Designer; Manufacturer: David Kessler (b. 1950) Marking(s); notes: signed; ed. 31/50 Country of origin; materials: American; lithograph Dimensions (H, W, D): 30"h, 22"w; 34.25"h, 26.5"w frame A

Kessler, David (American, born 1950), Pair of prints: Tangled Reflection and Interior Shimmer, circa 1980's, serigraphs printed in colors, signed, titled and numbered 2/20 AP and 11/20 AP in pencil, r

Kessler, David (American, born 1950), Autumn Falls, c. 1980s, original serigraph printed in color, pencil signed, titled, and numbered "Artist's Proof 7/10," impression 32 x 23.75 inches, full sheet 4

Kessler, David (American, born 1950), Hidden Vase, c. 1980s, original serigraph printed in color on Arches, pencil signed, titled, and numbered 36/125, image 24 x 18 inches, full sheet 31.5 x 24 inche

Patterned Cove". Two sheets framed together. Each signed, titled and numbered 33/100 on the reverse. David Kessler (American, b. 1950). From a Middlebury, CT corporate collection. - Dimensions: E

Azure Highlights I & II - both pencil signed, titled and numbered 58/100 on the reverse, sheet - 30" high x 40" wide each; David Kessler (American, b. 1950). From a Middlebury, CT corpor

Acrylic and air brush on aluminum, "Twilight Passage II" ,2001, signed, titled and dated en verso. Small vignette of a rippling pond. 36"h x 48"w

"Sunfest Abstraction" - pencil signed lower right, titled lower center, numbered 22/60 lower left; image - 16.25" high x 22.25" wide; light foxing or spotting at upper left, appear

David T. Kessler (American, 20th Century) Water Spiral, 1980 lithograph signed, titled, and numbered 34/75 in pencil 23 x 33 3/4 inches (image).

Magnificent 5ct Diamond ring.GIA cert F color VS1. Davids notes: This is the ring you have been looking for. Excellent color(near colorless, F), near flawless(VS1), gorgeous look, and nice weight(5 ca

Magnificent diamond necklace,circa 1985.From the Estate of Columbia Motion Pictures Chairman Leo Jaffe and his wife Anita Jaffe,a riviere platinum and diamond necklace of extraordinary quality.Seven o

Large Chinese champleve bowl, 18th/19th century. Three gilt bronze attendants support underneath. Possibly Imperial. Large yellow dragon on one side. Interior gilding worn.25 inches wide and 15 inches

Tibet gilt copper Buddha, 18th/19th century,15"high.Possibly depicting Hayagriva, the horse protector or Shadbhuja Mahakala(Six armed protector).The items held in the six arms and hands, are cast sepa

15th/16th century painting (oil on wood) of The Lamentation. The painting is 5.8" x 4.4", in a frame 12" x 10.5"./////////////////Provenance:Krzystof Postawa Estate.Descended directly and kept in the

oil on canvas 24 x 30, signed lower right: Julian Onderdonk. This painting is included and pictured as Cat. no 260 on page 123 of the book: Julian Onderdonk: A Catalogue Raisonne, by: Harry A. Halff a

Wolf Kahn oil painting of a yellow field, circa 1982. This painting measures 52 inches by 32 inches. In its frame, it is 53 inches by 33 inches. There are no condition issues. At this time Rabbi Levin

Patek Philippe Nautilus 18ct rose gold automatic wristwatch, model 5711/R1 serial number 3645938, boxed

Tibet bronze, monk with black paint, c.1850. 4"x 5.25"x 7".Some wear to the paint and surface detail.

oil on canvas, 30 x 24, signed lower right: Otis Dozier '83