ISLAND OIL CAN RACK.

rated 6.75, 19"x19"x10.5", the metal bottle holder has wear, scratches and has been clear coated, comes with no bottles.

SSP. Sign is Maker Marked Reliance Advertising Co., Chicago. A very scarce and unique sized Circa 1930's Porcelain Sign from Mother Penn Motor Oils, a product of Dryer, Clark & Dryer Oil Company, Okla

Chinese trade export painting. Oil on canvas, framed. Hong Kong Island. Artist unknown. 19th Century. Painting Height: 21 1/2 in (54.6 cm) Length: 57 1/2 in (146.1 cm) Frame Height: 37 2/8 in (94.6 cm

Inpouring of the Unqualified. Ellis Island. Oil on panel. 16'' x 20''. Signed lower right. One of series of 27 from Ellis island.

SSP. Sign is Maker Marked Burdick. A beautiful example of this scarce Circa 1930's Oil Bottle Rack Sign from Shell Motor Oils. Sign is Single Sided Porcelain and shows three factory mounting holes in

LORENZO SOMERBYMassachusetts, 1816-1883"Cornwall On The Hudson, Bannerman's Island". Signed and dated lower right "L. Somerby 1852". Titled on label verso.Oil on board, 17.75" x 23.75". Framed 24.25"

SSP. An excellent example of this beautiful and highly sought after Porcelain Oil Rack Sign from Golden Shell Motor Oils. This piece features beautiful Golden Shell script as well as heavy shelving be

James G. Davis, American (1931-2016). Large oil on canvas 'Evolution Island' signed and dated 1986 top center. Label on verso from Yares Gallery, N.Y. Measures 86"H x 68"W. Condition report: good cond

Pre War metal Gargoyle Rack from 1921. 4x5 ft Gargoyle Mobil oil rack with 50 Mobil oil cans. Some very rare cans here. Starting with a 1906 gargoyle can with impossibly hard to find artwork. (Picture

After Rockwell Kent (Am. 20th Century) Study for Winter, Monhegan Island Oil on canvas, framed "Study by N. Rockwell Winte Shore + Water" and "American Study by Rockwell Kent? Maine Coast Fisherman's

MAXWELL MAYSRhode Island, 1918-2009City in winter, likely Providence, Rhode Island. Signed and dated lower left “Maxwell Mays '90”.Oil on canvas, 22” x 28”. Framed 27.5”

DESCRIPTION: Oil on paper painting by Charles Fazzino depicting a busy Coney Island scene populated by several figures on beach and boardwalk and in balloons. Signed at lower left and dated "1982". CI

DSP. This is an excellent rack topper in great condition. Side A, has some very minor staining to the white areas and chips to the porcelain at the very outer edges of the sign. Side B, also has some

Originally used on an oil can rack. Exhibits surface scratches, mainly to one side. A few scattered patches of porcelain loss, mainly surrounding the mounting holes and at the lower edge exist. Overal

13.5" x 42" Restored metal oil rack with original porcelain Conoco rack topper sign and 12 oil cans, 10 are full and 2 are empty. The porcelain sign shows bright colors with porcelain chips around the

2-SST signs, in original box with brackets and instructions, signs have good color, shows some flaws in the paint, signs have a slight residue on them from the wax paper, signs measure 9.5"x17.75", ra

Canadian. 1930s. Single-sided porcelain (SSP). 23.75" x 20.25".

SSP. An outstanding and most likely new old stock example of this small Porcelain Shield Sign from Mobiloil showing a large Pegasus graphic. CONDITION: Sign shows incredible color and gloss throughout

DSP in metal rack. Sign has great gloss and color with minor wear along the perimeter. Tough rack to find complete. Measures: 43"X21" Rating: 8.75 Est: $500-$1000

Oil on Board painting is approx 16" x 86 1/4"

Canadian. 1930s. Four single-sided metal panels (SSM). This curbside oil rack featuring the Canadian "red ball" logo is designed to accommodate eight Imperial quart oil bottles. Includes eight quart o

Canadian. 1930s. Four single sided porcelain panels (SSP). A curb rack designed to fit 16 Imperial quart oil bottles. Features the Canadian "red ball" logo. Exhibits porcelain losses, mainly from the

Canadian. 1950s. Double sided porcelain (DSP). Minor porcelain losses and oxidation at extreme lower and left edges. Marked "P&M" lower right edge (Porcelain & Metal Products, Orillia, Ontario)". 10"

Canadian. 1940s. Three single sided porcelain (SSP) rack signs. The large gargoyle sign exhibits a 1.5" patch of porcelain loss in the center of the field and losses in either lower corner. Minor porc