New Lines for Flyfishers by William B. Sturgis

Derrydale Press, 1936, single state, limited to 950 unnumbered copies. 159 pages, illustrated with black and white photographs, frontispiece by Ralph Boyer and drawings by the author. A Fine and brigh

Pair of collectible books, both in fine condition, including #11/100 of "An Angler's Astoria" by Dave Hughes, copyright 1982, foreword by VS Hidy, and a March Brown Flymph tied by the author and signe

Angling of the Test by H.G. Pickering, 1936, #287 of 297 copies A Book of Trout Flies by Preston J. Jennings, 1935 New Lines For Flyfishers by William Bayard Sturgi, 1936, 950 copies Fishing a Trout S

William B. Jonas (American, XX-XXI) "New York Yacht Club," oil on panel, depicting the facade of the Beaux-Arts building at 37 West 44th Street in Manhattan, signed lower left: "William B. Jonas." Ima

William B. Heyer, New York, 1800, marked: W. B. HEYER consisting of a teapot, covered sugar bowl and a creamer; bombe-form on ball feet with stamped bands of people i

An early 20th century American sterling silver tri-handled horse racing trophy, Newark New Jersey dated 1907 by William B. Kerr & Co Of inverted baluster form upon a domed pedestal circular foot. The

set of 12 with pierced floral border 9" diameter, 100 troy ounces William B. Kerr Newark, New Jersey circa 1900

[Sporting] [Derrydale Press, The] Streett, William B. Gentlemen Up New York, 1930. #38/75 large paper copies with an original dry point frontispiece signed by Paul Brown. 4to. 60 pp. Illustrated in co

The Aeolian Company was founded by New York City piano maker William B. Tremaine as the Aeolian Organ & Music Co., 1887. This example is in an all oak floor cabinet with original crank and one music r

Annie Leibovitz (American, b. 1949- ) "William Hurt, New York City, 1981" for Rolling Stone Magazine Photograph, dye coupler print Limited edition 5/40 Titled, inscribed, and signed in black marker to

Includes William B. Durgin Co., New Hampshire, Chatham pattern (1915) salad serving fork, George W. Shiebler, New York, Rococo pattern (1888) specialty fork, R. Blackington Co., Massachusetts, Daisy P

WILLIAM WOODNew York, b. 1960Two abstracts: “WW02-12” and “WW09-12”. Unsigned. Titled and dated 2012 on labels verso for Albert Merola Gallery, Provincetown, Massachusetts.Oils

BAD DOG, 1988, 1988, color screenprint of Man Ray the dog, signed in pencil, numbered 79/96, sheet 33 x 26”, printed by Jeff Wasserman, published by Laddie John Dill, framed and in apparently good c

WILLIAM WOODNew York, b. 1960Two abstracts: “WW 06-11” and “WW 04-11”. Unsigned. Dated 2011 and artist identified on labels verso for Albert Merola Gallery, Provincetown, Massa

THE DEATH OF MARAT, 1993, oil painting and graphite on canvas, signed and dated lower left, signed and dated and titled on verso, 16 x 20”; MAGRITTEING THE MIRROR, color pencil drawing on paper,

SILVER HUMIDOR AND OTHER SERVICE FOR THE YACHT "NIRVANA IV"Circa 1922-29Silver humidor by William B. Kerr & Co., Newark, New Jersey. Etched with flowers, birds and scrolls within bellflower

Two American Sterling Silver Bowls, Late Nineteenth-Early Twentieth Century. Comprising an Art Nouveau bowl, William B. Kerr & Co., Newark, New Jersey, 1880-1905, chased with clover stems, engraved in

An American sterling silver 6-piece miniature coffee tea service with matching tray. Maker's "M" cipher and sterling stamped on the underside of each for the William B. Meyers Co., Newark, New Jersey

Various Makers, Late Nineteenth-Twentieth Century. Including a 'New Art: Iris' pattern berry spoon, William B. Durgin Co., not monogrammed; 1 bon bon shovel, Henry Hebbard; 1 engraved berry spoon, Jam

Various Makers, Twentieth Century. Comprising one bon bon spoon, Samuel Kirk & Son, Baltimore, Maryland, after 1868; one 'Watteau' pattern olive spoon, William B. Durgin Co., Concord, New Hampshire, t

Mark of William B. Kerr & Co., Newark, New Jersey, Circa 1895, the top with flowering vines and playful Putti and nymph figure, monogrammed GHC, 3-1/2"h, weight approx. 6 T.O. Provenance: Property fro

Unusual American Sterling Silver Salt Cellar fourth quarter 19th century, by William B. Kerr & Co., Newark, New Jersey, retailed by Lebolt & Co., Chicago, Illinois, cauldron form, with beaded rim and

Eight (8) Solid Sterling Silver "Shell" 1890 Dinner Forks by William B. Durgin Co, Concord, New Hampshire. Good condition. Each 7 3/4" long, no monograms. Weight approximately 430 grams. PROVENANCE: A

Six (6) Solid Sterling Silver "Shell" 1890 Individual Fish Knives by William B. Durgin Co, Concord, New Hampshire. Good condition. Each 8" long, 2 monogrammed to back, the rest no monograms. Weight ap