LENE ALSTON CASEY - CAROLINA COUNTRY

Frame Size: 42" T x 36" W

Jeanet Steckler Dreskin (Born 1921) American artist - born in New Orleans, widely known in the Greenville South Carolina Art Community. "Carolina Country I" abstract painting. Overall size: 27 x 37 in

By Samuel Gaillard Stoney. Carolina Art Association, Charleston, 1938. 1st edition, signed by author Stoney htp. Limited to 1500 copies. (wdj, no slipcase, tan cloth, 10x13”, 243pp)

SKU #: 13596 One of 1500 first edition copies. Large volume containing glossy black-and-white photograph plates. Tan cloth covers with stamped lettering on front board and spine. Boards are rubbed/sta

1960 Topps Walt Alston #212 & Casey Stengel #227

(South Carolina, 1899-1971) Original silhouette titled, "Carefree Days In The South Carolina Low Country." Very nicely rendered example. The work is titled lower left and signed lower right. Silhouett

including Plantations of the Carolina Low Country (two copies, reprints), Archibald Rutledge books (two are signed), Early Ironwork of Charleston and other important South Carolina

The Carolina Low-Country by Augustine Smythe. The book is a first edition and number 98 of 400 limited copies. The book has its original slipcase illustrated by Anna Heyward Taylor. The book is signed

MICHAEL B KARAS, BEACH SUNRISE, Giclee on Canvas Karas is one of the Most Renowned Artists in the South Carolina Low Country as well as his Native New England. Excellent Use of Light. Numbered AP 7/10

18 different charms relating to South Carolina low country living!, cuff style.

Lot of 27 Lenox porcelain Golf / Country Club porcelain 10.75" chargers or dinner plates. Includes Jupiter Hills, Mountain Lake, Country Club of North Carolina, Riomar Country Club, Indian River, Ekwa

Highly acclaimed in the U.S. and abroad for his unique scissors artistry, Carew Rice traveled widely, bringing to many his impressions of the South Carolina Low Country.A native of South Carolina, he

folk art painting on canvas, signed lower right. South Carolina low country artist. 16x20

Rivarossi locomotive / Reference: 808 / 2L / PO Poach / Type: Steam locomotive 4-6-0 Casey Jones / Country: USA / Company: Illinois Cental R.R. / Color: Black / Tender: Yes / Notes: s): s): - Weight:

Including Carolina Low Country Patois (Gullah), A Hot Night in Cuba, Spanish Music for Guitar, Esso Steel Band, Harry Belafonte Calypso, Tropical Moonlight and Goombay Carnival, Carolina Low Country a

Charles Alston (1907 - 1977) New York, North Carolina Listed Artist Oil Charles Alston (1907 - 1977) Charles Henry Alston was active/lived in New York, North Carolina. Charles Alston is known for abst

1790, likely Low Country, South Carolina. The piece having a thin top with molded edge above three over three drawer case having what look to be the original pulls all resting on a handsome original b

Beautiful Charles Henry Alston oil canvas. 27 x 23 inches. Provenance: private owner. Biography: 1907 - 1977. Born in Charlotte, North Carolina, Charles Alston was a long-time instructor at the Art St

(Connecticut/New York/South Carolina, 1872-1951) Etching of Low-country South Carolina Street with African American figures, pencil signed lower right. Good condition. Sight size: H8 7/8" W10 3/8"

Mid 20th century, Low-country South Carolina. The group includes a lidded sewing basket together with a rare purse-form basket. Each in good overall condition. Largest: H10"

set of five musicians, in wooden stand, low country South Carolina artist, signed and dated 1998, 37" tall, 44" wide.

Original oil on canvas of Cashiers, North Carolina by Low Country artist John Albrecht. Scene is of a river with trees in fall and mountains in the background. The piece is signed lower left and perso

(South Carolina, 1899-1971) Original hand cut silhouette titled "Medicine Mill." Depicting moonshiners in the low country of South Carolina. Signed lower right and dated 1961. Good overall condition,

19th century. Constructed of thick yellow pine planks with a slightly sloped back and molded top rail. H32" D18 1/4" W45" Note: Discovered by the current owner in the Low Country of South Carolina.