POSSIBLY MARTIN CONEELY (CELEBRATED FORGER AKA JOSEPH

POSSIBLY MARTIN CONEELY (CELEBRATED FORGER AKA JOSEPH COSEY 1887-1950), INK AUTOGRAPH CUT, ABRAHAM LINCOLN. 1 X 3"

CONTESSA DE MEDICI, oil painting on panel with artist’s selected iconoclastic frame, signed lower right, signed and titled in pencil on verso, overall 27 ½ x 20 ½ x 4 ¼”; co

18th century American cream pot, possibly Joseph Dubois, New York City, NY, circa 1795, having an angled and ridged spout, punch beaded rim, bellied body, and circular base with similar large beading.

Eddie Owens Martin - a.k.a. St. E.O.M. (1908-1986, Georgia) Abstract Figure with Whispering Eye. c. early 1980s. Not signed or dated. Enamel on board. Excellent condition. Image is 38"w x 37"h. 45"w x

Boston Arts & Crafts Enamel Hammered Copper & Silver Box c1905. Unsigned. Possibly Joseph Heinrichs. The three-dimension definition of the enamel work suggests it was done by one of the Boston Enamel

Denes de Holesch, oil on canvas, Denes de Holesch (Hungarian, 1910-1983), (possibly aka Denis V. Holeget), Untitled (Herd of horses), signed lower left, artist information verso, 31.25"h x 38.75"w (si

A large and impressive French late 19th century ormolu mounted ebony and ebonised serpentine semainier in the Louis XV style, possibly by Joseph-Emmanuel Zwiener With foliate scrolled, rocaille, ribbo

Antique Continental wood sculpture of St. Joseph. Possibly from Vienna. Dimensions: 19.5" W x 10" D x 46"H; 

Heading: (Martin, John aka Giovanni Martini) Author: Title: Shadow box of the personal effects of bugler John Martin - the last veteran of the Battle of the Little Bighorn to have seen Custer alive P

Harding Black (Texas, 1912-2004), turquoise crackle glaze footed bowl, 1944 height 2.5 in. x 7 in. diameter Provenance: A Calhoun, Georgia collection Possibly the most celebrated contemporary Texan

DESCRIPTION: A decanter tantalus set of gilt dore bronze and etched crystal possibly by the celebrated French glass manufacturer, Baccarat. The box with fitted interior housing three gilt dore bronze

Pleistocene bison priscus skull fossil, deaccessioned from the University of Alaska Museum of the North, Fairbanks, AK, and given to Joseph T. Flakne. Possibly collected by Otto W. Geist (1888-1963) w

Round Tray, American Brilliant Cut Glass, Alhambra Pattern By Meriden, 12", Aka Greek Key Pattern, Possibly The Cleanest Example Sold By Woody Auction, Estate Of William "Bill" Jay Atzenhoffer.

A rare painted wood book cover with inscription, by the famous forger Julio Frederico Joni. Possibly only 14 other pieces of his work recorded in circulation. Yale, the Met, and the Morgan Library eac

original oil on board by joseph mallord William turner aka JMW Turner RA latter part of 1830's? had restoration work done by Blake Vonder haar art restoration. com 12/05 double framed with faint origi

Mirror-finish chromed steel and glass coffee table designed by celebrated minimalist & internationally renowned interior designer Joseph Paul D'Urso for Knoll in 1981. Model 6048T low rolling table; l

Acoustic / electric; model 017, #54057; Martin fitted hard case; bridge possibly moved; (2) splits in lower front of body; several spot repairs on sides; back looks like it has filled splits; L-38", F

Black ink drawing on laid paper (possibly handmade), untitled composition, pencil signed* (Agnes Martin, 1912-2004). 10 1/2 x 10 1/2 inches. Very good condition, having no apparent damage or repairs.

Artist: Charles Martin Hardie (1858-1916) Title: Portrait (Possibly Andrew Carnegie) Medium: Oil on Canvas Size: 12" x 16" image size Date: 1899 Exceptional musuem-quality portrait by Charles Martin H

JULES JOSEPH LEFEBVRE (France, 1836-1911) - An Allegory of Victory, oil on canvas, signed center left, possibly from the time of the Paris Commune. In later gold painted gesso frame, OS: 27 3/4" x 23

John Joseph Enneking. Nighttime moonlit landscape with boats and buildings across the river. Possibly New Bedford, Mass. Signed and dated lower left. Possibly "77". Oil on canvas. Framed. Sight size:

An extremely rare and collectible signed and inscribed photograph of Martin Luther King wherein he proclaims "Free at last, Free at last thank God Almighty, We are Free at last." This is possibly a on

DICK TRACY I, 1988, watercolor on paper, signed and dated lower left, sheet 41 ¼ x 29 ½", framed. Provenance: Martin Lawrence Galleries.

Extremely Rare Maniema mask, Possibly Shi or Zimba peoples, DRC/ Congo, Africa. Carved wood with Black and White pigments and bold archaic form. * A metal display stand can be included for an addition