Giuseppe Capogrossi (Roma, 1900 - 1972) - Album Marlbourogh - 2RC N? 3, 1968

Olio su tela, cm. 55x38. Sul verso: firma, data e titolo; timbri Galleria Consorti Roma; timbro Collezione Lillo. Bibliografia: 1967, G. C. Argan, Capogrossi, Editalia, Roma, tav. 463.

Giuseppe Capogrossi (Roma 1900 - 1972) "Nero - Superficie CP872/A" Two ceramic tiles decorated with abstract motifs glazed in black on a white background. Rome, 1951-1952. (20x20 cm.) (slight defects)

Giuseppe Capogrossi (Roma 1900 - 1972) "Nero - Superficie CP872/A" Two ceramic tiles decorated with abstract motifs glazed in black on a white background. Rome, 1951-1952. (20x20 cm.) (slight defects)

Senza titolo, 1971 litografia a colori, es. 8/10 E.A. (dalla tiratura di 90 ess. in numeri arabi e X in numeri romani), cm 62 x 44,5 (cm 82 x 64,5 misure del foglio) Firma a matita in basso a destra I

Giuseppe Capogrossi (Roma 1900 - 1972) "Nero - Superficie CP872/A" Two ceramic tiles decorated with abstract motifs glazed in black on a white background. Rome, 1951-1952. (20x20 cm.) (defects) Litera

GIUSEPPE CAPOGROSSI (Rome, 1900 - 1972) Superficie 673, 1968-69 Oil on canvas, 25 x 35 cm The artwork presents the classic symbol-pattern that has characterised the artist's production since the 1950s

Roma 1900 ; 1972 Superficie 718, 1950-51 Olio su tela, cm 60 x 92,5 Firmato e datato sul retro Autentica su fotografia dell'Archivio Capogrossi, n° AC/056/OT Provenienza: Galleria l'Isola, Roma Galle

Giuseppe Capogrossi (1900-1972 Italian), "Composizione", framed lithograph on wove paper, housed in black ribbed frame, approximate image size by sight 11" x 17 3/8", frame 22 1/4" x 28 3/4", with cer

Etichetta al retro della Galleria L'Isola, Roma, Etichetta al retro della Galleria d'arte Il Traghetto, Venezia, Etichetta al retro della Galleria Arte 92, Milano, Tempera su cartoncino Bristol, W. 35

ACIER - Vers 1968 PREMIUM chronographe en acier, diamètre 37mm, réf. 6241, N.1,76***3, verre plexy, cadran exotique 'Paul Newman' avec campeurs en blanc et chemin de fer en rouge, mouvement

Artist: Solon Borglum | 1868 - 1922 Title: Bulls Fighting Inscribed base of bronze: Solon Borglum © 1900 B. Zoppo. Foundry. N.Y. Media: Bronze Dimensions: 4 by 21 by 3 1/2 inchesAccompanying this lot

Pair of armchairs for M.I.M Roma. 1961. Mahogany wood and leather.. Cm 65,00 x 70,50 x 60,00. Liuterature: Domus n. 377, April 1961, rassegna Domus

WOLFGANG TILLMANS (1968-) Fuji 2004 c-print cm 50,8x61 esemplare 1/3 firmato, datato, titolato e numerato sul retro certificato di autenticità della Galleria S.A.L.E.S., Roma provenienza: Collezion

(3) 1968 Topps Baseball Hof Cards

3 albums full of Star Trek trading cards. 271 total cards in the lot.

Caseina su tela, cm. 40x50. Firma e data in basso a sinistra. Sul verso: firma, data e titolo e n. di archivio. Autentica su foto Studio Accardi Roma, n. 37/98 con firma dell'autore.

δ Géo Ham (Georges Hamel) (1900-1972)Monaco Grand Prix, 23 Avril 1933Lithograph printed in colours, 1933, printed by Imp. Monégasque, Monte-Carlo, on wove paper, the full sheet printed

US Coin Assortment Including (9) Eisenhower $1 brown boxes from (5) 1971 and (4) 1972; (3) Bicentennial proof sets; (2) Bicentennial uncirculated sets; (10) Eisenhower $1 blue packs from 1973 through

(10) Grande Ballroom Postcards, Russ Gibb presents in Detroit, 1) Jeff Beck Nov. 1-3, 1968; 2) , 1968, w/ MC5, Psychedelic Stooges, reverse has postcard return address graphic; 3) Iron Butterfly, NY R

There are (9) 1971, (8) 1972, (3)1973, (8) 1974, (2) 1977, (2) 1978, (1) 1979

ACIER - Vers 1984 chronographe en acier, diamètre 37mm, réf. 6263, N.1,76***3, verre plexy, cadran noir avec compteur blancs ' Big Red ou Paul Newman', mouvement à remontage manuel cal.

Dovetailed Dowitcher Massachusetts, c. 1900 9 3/4 in. long This charming dowitcher was made by one of the greatest of the unknown makers, the same carver as the dovetailed geese and other exceptional

Circa 1900. Measure 3.5 inches high. All 12 in good condition. Estimate $800-1.000

Includes: (1) Bill Graham series BG-113, Fillmore Auditorium 3/28-3/30, 1968. Performers included: Country Joe and the Fish, Steppenwolf, and The Flamin' Groovies. Artwork by Dana W. Johnson. Approx.