GE Radio 'Bandy' Mascot Doll by Maxfield Parrish

American. 1929. Painted wood. A 1929 wood and composition jointed, fully articulating doll designed by Maxfield Parrish. Parrish was commissioned to design an advertising mascot for General Electric R

General Electric Radio advertising figure, "Bandy Bandmaster," mfd by Cameo Doll Co.-Port Allegheny, PA, c.1930s, posable, wood & composition, nice original condition, with baton, original label on so

General Electric Radio advertising figure, "Bandy Bandmaster," mfd by Cameo Doll Co.-Port Allegheny, PA, c.1930s, posable, wood & composition, paint loss and crazing, missing belt and baton, original

General Electric Radio advertising jointed doll, Bandy, with compostion head and jointed wooden body, used in stores to advertise GE products. They were designed by Joseph Kallus, the founder of the C

Charles Rennie Mackintosh, Viennese Design and Wiener Werkstatte, Artistic Leather, The Ideal Home, Classic Plastic Radios, Maxfield Parrish, Art Deco Chrome, Rugs and Carpets, The Arts and Crafts Mov

Title : 1930's General Electric Radio Wooden Doll "Bandy" Description (FR) : Poupee de bois de General Electric Radio Bandy, baton manquant Description (ENG) : 1930's General Electric Radio Wooden Dol

This impressive display features a lithograph on tin face with art modified for GE. Originally "Two Witches" by Maxfield Parrish (American, 1870-1966). The face has some slight blistering. (Very Good

Parrish, Maxfield. Two Decks of Maxfield Parrish Edison Mazda / GE Playing Cards. Including “Dawn” (52 + J + EC + OB), box split and lacking one side panel, deck very good with all gilt edges; and

Radio advertising figure, "RCA Radiotrons" w/radio tube-style hat, designed by Maxfield Parrish, jointed wood & composition figure w/slots in hands for adv, restrung, VG+ cond, 16"H.

Advertising Figure, Radio Store RCA Radiotron, mfgd by Cameo, designed by Maxfield Parrish c.1926, jointed & painted wood, an exceptional example in Exc cond w/some scattered edge rubs & paint craquel

RCA Radiotrons Advertising Figure, Designed by Maxfield Parrish and made by the Cameo Doll Co. in the late 1920's. jointed wood and composition body, black vest, some paint loss and crazing, retains o

After Maxfield Parrish's "Old King Cole" mural at the St. Regis Hotel, NYC. Large oil on canvas. Provenance: Cornish Colony Museum (2007-2008); Tyler Museum of Art (2011). From a Seattle WA,

In Maxfield Parrish classic hand, this watercolor on paper features a whimsical illustration depicting characters standing in front of a ticket office, signed and titled on reverse by Elizabeth Bancro

Maxfield Frederick Parrish (1870-1966) Egypt 1922 The near mint condition full pad calendar for the year 1922 with illustration by Maxfield Parrish is as fine an example as can be found. It is display

Three Heads And A Figure 10 1/4" x 7 1/2" (sight) graphite on paper copy of provenance letter verso

Maxfield Frederick Parrish (1870-1966) Ecstasy 1930 The near mint condition full pad calendar for the year 1930 with illustration by Maxfield Parrish is as fine an example as can be found except for a

Early 20th C. oil on canvas, painted by Windsor VT artist Louis Frieda, after Maxfield Parrish's "Old King Cole" mural in the King Cole Bar at the St. Regis Hotel, NYC. This painting is cited in "Maxf

Oil painting on panel depicting four female dancers after Maxfield Parrish. Vincent Price Collection label to verso. Measures 30 1/2" (77.4cm) x 22 1/2" (57cm) + 2 1/2" (6.3cm) frame.

Maxfield Frederick Parrish (1870-1966) Venetian Lamplighter Circa 1924 The near mint condition full pad calendar for the year 1924 with illustration by Maxfield Parrish is as fine an example as can be

A crayon and pencil drawing, profile of a standing figure appearing to be Mary Poppins, numbered in lower right 159, under glass in a vintage carved gilt frame with a Maxfield Parrish plaque. Image 7.

Maxfield Parrish "The Lamp Seller of Baghdad" vintage print on paper, 1923, for the 1923 Edison Mazda calendar. Sight: 37"H x 17.75"W; Frame: 42"H x 22.75"W. PROVENANCE: Heritage Auctions: October 29,

The Golden Age by Kenneth Grahame, First Edition Thus. Octavo. Maroon fabric with gilt design to front cover and spine.Black and white illustrations by Maxfield Parrish. Hand Signed by Maxfield Parris

Maxfield Parrish (American 1877-1966) Dusk, signed offset lithograph, signed Maxfield Parrish,in the artist's hand in pen in lower right corner with certificate of authenticity regarding signature. Ma

As documented verso by Stephen Hutak, owner of The Dream Gardner, authorities on Maxfield Parrish, this print, described as a Platinum Print, is one of only 25 of its type printed by Dodge Publishing