Massive Portfolio of E.B. Nolan

Portfolio includes a ledger, childhood drawings, many pencil drawings of people and architectural renderings. The portfolio is 50% full and also includes stonecut lithographs from various magazines.

Most depict people. Some are dated 1888 and 1889.

The largest measures 14"h x 11"w. and is of St. Michaels Church in Oxford , England. Others include various European buildings.

The largest measures 19"h x 11"w and is of a cathedral turret. Also, the Hotel Riviera 1888 and others.

The largest measures 14"h x 16"w. and is of a sailboat. Others include caricatures and a small framed watercolor of a boy.

E.B. Nolan was an artist from Rochester, NY who moved to Philadelphia and became a well known architect in the late 19th century. This item is a book of drawings from his time at The Tremont School. T

Largest measures 12"h x 8"w. and is a rendering of 3 different cathedrals. Others include monuments and a bust of Homer 1888.

Includes 'Views of the World's Fair: The Magic City, a Massive Portfolio of Original Photographic Views of the Great World's Fair and its treasures of art, including a vivid representation of the famo

Massive Standard glaze vase decorated with yellow chrysanthemums done by Kataro Shirayamadani in 1898. Marks include the Rookwood logo, which indicates the date, and shape S1411A. Artist's signed on t

Rare and massive Roseville Carnelian II vase, shape 453-16, in red. Marked 453 on the bottom in orange crayon. In excellent original condition. Height is 16 1/4 inches. There is a very faint and small

Charles Berninghaus (American, New Mexico, 1905 - 1988) oil on artist board, an image of a small adobe building through tall, massive trees, done circa 1948. Signed lower right. Sight size is 19 1/2 b

Massive Rookwood Arts & Crafts vase with hand carved floral design at the shoulder and covered with dark over light blue mat glazes for an interesting mottled effect. Marks include the Rookwood logo,

Massive Mat Moderne vase with squeeze bag applied floral decoration, the work of Elizabeth Barrett in 1927. Marks include the Rookwood logo, date, shape 324, X286 in black slip and Ms. Barrett’s

Massive Zanesville Stoneware hand-thrown 27 inch floor vase covered in tan high glaze and having cobalt blue dripped from the rim, the work of Lawrence Pickrull who signed the piece on the side. Impre

Massive Clement Massier reflective metallic vase with four irregularly places handles on a slightly irregular form changing from round at the base to square at the rim. Decoration consists of oversize

Massive Vellum glaze scenic vase painted by Ed Diers in 1925 and covered in a glaze having a strong yellow tint. Marks include the Rookwood logo, date, shape 925 A and Mr. Diers’ incised monogra

Massive and early Gustavsberg vase with hand incised grape motif, the work of Josef Eckberg in 1900. Incised on the bottom with Eckberg's monogram and 309, and impressed with the Gustavsberg logo, 00

Massive Porcelain Art Nouveau vase featuring a woman in a flowing gown on either side, a Harriet Wilcox design, cast in 1918 and covered with a light gray glaze. Marks include the Rookwood logo, date,

Handsome Antique Matt Green umbrella stand with two massive handles. Unmarked. Height 21 1/4 inches. The form is pictured in Bomm "Roseville Pottery In All Its Splendor" on page 173. Very solid hand t

John Lotton Paperweight vase in cobalt blue encircled by pink and white trillium above olive blue foliage. Measures 14 1/2 inches and 7 1/2 inches across the shoulder. This massive vessel weighs 20 po

Monumental Owens Utopian footed pillow vase, the portraiture of a handsome Native American Indian wearing a fashionable breastplate and necklace painted and monogramed by E.B. Pitser. Measures 11 1/2

Massive Roseville Topeo vase, shape 666-15", in blue. Marked on the bottom with the shape number in orange crayon and having a Roseville Pottery foil sticker. There is faint overall crazing. Height is

Massive Porcelain vase with exotic floral decoration and repeating bands of swags and flourishes at rim and base done in 1917 by Arthur Conant. In typical Conant fashion, the decoration is done in col

Owens Utopian handled jug with the portrait of an American Indian wearing a tied cloth with a feather on his head and a vest and shirt done by E.B. Pitser, his monogran on the side. Height 7 inches. I