Nelyubina, A. Fruit-eaters. From the series "Innocent

A cased set of Victorian sterling silver and mother of pearl fruit eaters, Sheffield 1841 by Aron Hadfield Comprising six fruit knives and six fruit forks. Carved mother of pearl handles. Housed in a

Race Team Series 275 - 278, Pearl Driver Series 292, 293, 295, & 296, & Street Eaters Series 412 - 415 (12 Cars)

Aurel Schmidt Untitled (from the Fruits series) 2013colored pencil on paper 34.5 h × 20.25 w in (88 × 51 cm) This work will ship from Rago in Lambertville, New Jersey.

8 Vintage Majorette Diecast Cars - Road Eater Series 1990's. New in their original packages.

Watson Mechanics Fruit Series including: 3 spoons and 11 forks in original box. American. Dimensions: Box: L 11" x W 6" Weight: 11.9ozt

The fruit eaters. Indistinctly signed bottom left. Dimensions: (Frame) H 29.5" x W 23" x D 2" (Canvas) H 24" x W 18" Condition: Some natural splits to wood in frame.

Part of the Sparkling Fruit series. Lead crystal pear made from faceted and unfaceted clear crystal. Swarovski etched backstamp. This item has its original box. Box measures: 6.25in W x 5in H. Artist:

Includes 3 x identical Apple figurines all housed in their original presentation box and COA. Designer : Michael Stamey. Production Years : 1991 - 1996. Part of the "Sparkling Fruit" series. Measures

Part. of the Sparkling Fruit series. Lead crystal apple made from faceted and unfaceted clear crystal. Swarovski etched backstamp. This item has its original box. Box measures: 5in W x 4in H. Artist:

This Swarovski crystal apple was part of the Sparkling Fruit series. Made from clear crystal, the logo can be found on the bottom of the apple. Swarovski etched backstamp. Artist: Michael Stamey Issue

Includes 16 die-cast Street Eaters Series 1-4, Race Truck Series 1-4, Dark Riser Series II 1-4 and Phantom Racer Series 1-4, MIB.

ABRICOT CHEVALIER FROM THE FRUITS SERIES 1969/70 (FIELD, 69-11-D) #347 VIEW SIGHT 25" X 16" OVERALL 36" X 26" Terms: PLEASE READ CAREFULLY - Terms for Purchasing and Shipping of Auction Items. Please

DESCRIPTION: An oil on canvas painting by Mario Rene Madrigal Arcia from his series:"Fruits-Objects". Depicts a still life of sliced avocados and fruits along a table top, in a dimly lit, obscure colo

Indian Bazaar Series. The Fruit Seller. 3 Pieces. Condition Very Good to Excellent. No Box.

Porcelain lot includes: 6 Spode, England, plates, "Fruit and Flowers Series" [9 (dia) inches], 8 Luneville, France dinner plates, in a floral design [10 (dia) inches], 1 other plate, and 6 cups/saucer

Designer : Tem. Model number 7509. Production Years : 1985 - 2004. Part of the Sparkling Fruit group theme series. Housed in its original box. Unable to locate a signature / swan backstamp. Dimensions

Pair of beautiful fruit botanicals. Plums and Peaches . The Fruit Growers Guide Series. Framed and matted in beautiful maple venire frame. Original colored Lithograph. slight frame ware. 19 inches hig

Pair of beautiful fruit botanicals. Cherries and Strawberries. The Fruit Growers Guide Series. Framed and matted in beautiful maple venire frame. Original colored Lithograph. slight frame ware. 19 inc

Small lithographs on cardstock gifted by Peter Orlando. Autographed with personal message from Peter Orlando to recipient on each. All prints are hand numbered and hand signed. Series of Fruits. Each

Designed by Max Schreck. Production years : 1986 - 2007. Features a multifaceted crystal body with hammered finish gold leaves mounted atop. Part of The Sparkling Fruits group themed series. Signed ~

Lionel 26794 Celebration Series #6352 Pacific Fruit Express Ice Car w/ OB, C10

Lionel 26794 Celebration Series #6352 Pacific Fruit Express Ice Car w/ OB, C10

Original catalog from Andy Warhol's "Space Fruit: Still Lifes" A Series of Serigraphs 1979 Grippi/Zivian Inc. Published by Michael Zivian Full color plates of each of the prints in the series Hand sig

Title: Twelve Months of Fruit. Includes July, August, and October. Each month in this series illustrates the fruits that ripen within that month. Etching plate prints were originally released in 1732