William Orqill "Mary & Friends" Etching

William Orqill, "Mary & Friends," etching, 1947, signed lower right. Image: 6.5" H x 5" W; frame: 14.5" H x 12.5" W

Mark Thompson, woman dressing, numbered 13/75, signed and numbered etching, framed frame: 20"h x 16.5"w Provenance: The William and Mary Anne Hudson Estate, Houston, Texas

WILLIAM GODWIN by C. Kegan Paul 1876. London: Henry S. King & Co. 1876. 2 Volumes. Paul writes about the life of William Godwin and his friends such as Mary Wolfstonecraft, Charles Lamb etc . Original

"Mary, No. 2" Drypoint etching. Circa 1913. Signed in pencil lower right. Sign in plate left. 9 7/8 x 7 7/8 in (sight) (See, The Art Institute of Chicago, Reference No. 1941.27, for another example of

John Taylor Arms (American, 1887-1953) etching, "Santa Maria", etching on paper, pencil signed "John Taylor Arms 1935", inscribed "to my friends Phyllis & Kerr Eby, John Taylor Arms 1935", edition II,

Engraving "Christ with St. Ambrose, Saint Mary, Saint Charles Borromeo, and Saint Thomas the Apostle and Angels", etching on paper by Pietro Aquilo after Carlo Maratta, probably 18th or 19th C, 24-3/4

LOT (4) INCLUDING OIL ON PAPER, LANDSCAPE, SIGNED MARY COBB, '89, FRAMED AND GLAZED-21 X 18"; WATERCOLOR, "HARBOR MIST", SIGNED, FRAMED AND GLAZED-8 X 12 3/4"; MODERNIST ETCHING, VASE AND FLOWERS, SIG

(2) etchings on paper, Carl May Schultheis (German, 1885-1961), "Friends", line engraving, 8-3/8" x 7-7/8" pl; John Nicholls (20th C American), "Little Gotham", ed 4/40, 5-7/8" x 5-5/8" pl, both penci

William & Mary Walnut and Marquetry Tall Clock, having brass dial marked "Daniel Quare, London", brass works and silvered chapter ring, second and date, square glass having blind carving and marquetry

William and Mary Oyster Walnut and Marquetry Secretary, late 17th century, fall front desk having divided interior with marquetry drawers with gilt brass handles above burl walnut stand with six barle

English, early 18th century. Very fine William and Mary japanned and brass strap work mounted collector's cabinet, decorated all over with raised chinoiserie motif and in two parts, the upper part wit

William & Mary brass mounted Coffre Fort, Late 17th c., strong-box casket veneered in parquetry mosaic kingswood and mounted gothic brass hardware, with hinged fall-front concealing drawers and fitted

China circa 1690, richly decorated in the manner of coromandel incised lacquer with scenes of Chinese courtiers in landscape settings on a reddish burnt umber ground, with borders of gilt decoration a

English William and Mary or Queen Anne walnut and oyster veneer desk on stand, early 18th century with later elements, having a bracket cornice, over an oyster veneer frieze, resting on a two door inl

William & Mary chest of drawers, Parish-Hadley, 18th c. and later, the faux-marbleized rectangular top over a red case set with two short and three long drawers, the drawer fronts paint decorated with

A William & Mary Marquetry Tall Case Clock late 17th/early 18th century the dial signed Thomas Gardner, London. Height 96 x width 20 1/2 x depth 11 inches. Estimate $4,000-6,000 Finials missing.

cushioned frame; later mirror plate; Provenance: The Estate of James and Lois Garner. Proceeds will benefit Children’s Hospital Los Angeles and World Wildlife Fund; 37 x 33 inches

A WILLIAM & MARY INLAID WALNUT CHEST ON STAND 18th century and later height 61 3/4in (157cm); width 47in (119cm); depth 21 1/4in (54cm) This lot is subject to the following lot symbols: W W If

English, c. 1710. 33"h x 37-1/2"w x 23-1/2"d

Description: Pair of William and Mary style console game tables, c.1810-30. Beautiful crotch and flame mahogany veneer, with oak as the secondary wood. Single drawer with brass teadrop pull and floral

A WILLIAM & MARY OYSTER VENEERED SIDE TABLE ON LATER STAND Part 17th century The side table formerly a chest of drawers, having a rectangular oyster veneered top fitted with a single drawer, raised on

London circa 1695; 8 day clock, brass dial inscribed "Jn Weller London" molded cornice with carved fretwork, bonnet flanked by pair of barley-twist columns, burled walnut case with brass trimmed oculu

Circa 1720, New England origin, with false drawer fronts, retaining original pulls h. 18-1/4 w. 20-1/2 d. 15-1/2 in. Provenance: By descent through the family of an important South Salem, NY collector

each arched panel worked in tones of blue, red, and green to form an elaborate floral and foliate arrangement in an urn; the ebonized molded frame supporting a pair of gilt decorated candle arms at th