Fred M. Hines Pastel

Fred M. Hines (deceased) American artist, well known in Maine and Vermont. Large signed pastel landscape, approx. 20 x 25-1/2". VG.

Vintage American School Maine Scene Fred Hines Oil Painting Signed, 18 x 24", 26 x 32" The artist, Fred M. Hines, was a Maine resident for most of his life. The extremely talented Mr. Hines resided in

Fred Hines (20th Century, lived in Maine), landscape with cottage, pastel. Sight 14 1/2" x 21 1/2", frame overall 19" x 26".

Miguel Vaklesberea. Still life of flowers on blue background. Pastel on paper. Custom shadowbox frame. Frame: H 39-1/2" W 33" D 2-1/2". Canvas: H 33-1/2" W 27-1/2". Condition. Excellent condition. Lin

DESCRIPTION: Five piece Fred M. Hirsch Co. sterling coffee and tea set in pattern 409. Includes tea pot, coffee pot, lidded sugar bowl, creamer, and tray. Each marked for Fred Hirsch and with pattern

American, 20th century. A set of twelve sterling weighted compotes, each marked on underside of foot; ht. 4.25 in. (each).

Fred M. Sersen (American 1890-1962)- ''Santa Cruz Island''- monotype in color, 1935, signed, dated and titled in pencil. 9 1/2 x 11 3/8''

O. M. PASTEL ON FABRIANO PAPER, H 7.5" W 10.5" DRAWING OF A HAND On Fabriano Artistico sheet. Inscribed "Happy Birthday". Signed "O, M" upper left. Plexiglas frame: 11" x 14". "Property from the sale

Estate items. Marked. FMA . Tested. Silver. Size. See pics . W. 5.9 grams.

[Butte, Montana] Fred M. Kunz Famous Bar Token. Measures 28 mm. Provenance: Montana private collection. If lot is absent of a condition report one may be requested via email. Condition report is provi

Fantastic vintage matte-finish 13.75 x 11 photo of the Vinson Supreme Court, circa 1946-1949, signed in the wide lower border in fountain pen by all nine Justices: Fred M. Vinson, Hugo L. Black, Stanl

Silver Stock Lager Graupner's Old German Beer. On back: Planned and sold by Fred M. Simon Associates, Philadelphia, Penna. Permanent Sign & Display Co. 7.5H x 16W in.

Seven 20th century American Sterling Silver candlesticks with weighted bases. Various forms and makers including Towle, Fred M. Hirsch and Duchin. Impressed marks. Slight wear and denting, Towle missi

Three Weighted Sterling Silver Compotes, comprising a Towle dish with chased scroll design at foot, Karl F.Leinonen(?) dish with stylized diamonds and flowerheads and Fred M.Hirsch dish with reticulat

Three pieces of political memorabilia. A TLS from Fred M. Vinson (1890-1953) the Secretary of the Treasury 1945-1946 and later the Chief Justice of the Supreme Court 1946-1953. A TLS signed by Frank M

(6) laser discs: The Thing (John Carpenter, 1982) ** Star Wars (George Lucas, 1977) ** Westworld (Michael Crichton, 1973) ** Forbidden Planet (Fred M. Wilcox, 1956) ** Young Frankenstein (Mel Brooks,

includes: Amseden, Charles Avery. Prehistoric Southwesterners: from Basketmaker to Pueblo . 1949 Blackburn, Fred M. and Williamson, Ray A. Cowboys and Cave Dwellers: Basketmaker Archaeology in Utah's

James F. Byrnes was secretary of state from 1945-1947 and Chief Justice Fred M. Vinson from 1946-1953, largest card is 3" x 5"

M. Fred Hirsch Co., St. James tea service with tray, #411, Jersey City, NJ, sterling silver, ivory, stamped marks, numbered, hand-chased decoration, tray: 29 1/2"w x 18 3/4"d x 1 3/4"h

A M. Fred Hirsch Co. Sterling Silver Five Piece Tea and Coffee Service, Each monogramed M.G.G. Together with a Gorham sterling silver 20 inch tray in the Plymouth pattern. Service approx. weight: 66.5

5 PC M. FRED HIRSCH STERLING SILVER TEA SET, "VICTORIA" PATTERN, COFFEEPOT APPROX 964 GRAMS, APPROX 11.75"H, TEAPOT, APPROX 874 GRAMS, APPROX 10.75"H, SUGAR WITH LID APPROX 457 GRAMS, CREAMER APPROX 3

(5) Piece set hand chased "Violet" pattern. 78.20 troy ounces. Together with a Crown Silver Company silver plated tray

Jersey City, New Jersey, c. 1920-1945; with maker's mark, further marked "Sterling"; comprising a teapot (9 in. high), a coffee pot (10 1/2 in. high), a creamer (5 3/4 in. high), a waste bowl (5 1/4 i

A Five-Piece M. Fred Hirsch Silver Tea & Coffee Service with Associated Carl F. Christiansen Silve