JOHN MONCRIEFF LTD., PERTH

JOHN MONCRIEFF LTD., PERTH ‘MONART’ VASE, CIRCA 1930 green and blue mottled glass with aventurine inclusions, with maker's paper label (23.5cm high)

DESCRIPTION: A Dewar Ne Plus Ultra Whisky Bottle. Unopened. Specially Reserved and Selected by John Dewar & Sons, Ltd. Perth, Scotland. CIRCA: Early 20th Century ORIGIN: Scotland DIMENSIONS: H. 8.75"

The Famous Grouse Millennium Open Championship 2000-21 year old A Marriage of Fine Scotch Whiskies, bottled by Matthew Gloag & Son Ltd., Perth to commemorate The Open Golf Championship, St. Andrews. D

Coca Cola Double Sided Porcelain Sign Still in the original shipping crate, with the shipping instructions on the crate, approximately 4 feet long by 3 feet tall, double sided, excellent colors. 4 fee

Old Towle Sterling Old Master, service for 6 except for 1 dinner fork, pieces inclulude 6 dinner knives, 5 dinner forks, 6 oyster or seafood forks, 6 salad forks, 7 teaspoons, 2 large serving spoons,

Handblown dark blue family glass color, WBE E. C. Ware Lancaster Pa cork bottle, many bubbles in the glass, 7 1/2" tall by 2 1/2" wide.

Oil On Canvas, Fishermen At Boat Loading Nets, No Date. Image Size Is 23 1/2" X 29 1/2". Excellent Condition, Excellent Frame. Also Signed On Back.

Signed lower left G. Buzzi? Oil on canvas, a flower vender is seated in a street area, another vender across the street has a looker holding a baby on her shoulder, old label of Tiley's Art Store Hart

Entitled Cottage at Dusk with a rising half moon over the water, Mary Morgan 1868-1948 was a well known California artist and teacher. Image size is 8" wide by 5" tall, plus the frame, circa 1930, wat

Ex-Vincent Price Collection, showing an interior room scene with an elderly lady seated in a chair by Whistler, etching, 6 1/2" wide by 8 1/2" tall. Watercolor on paper.

SRC, Marion Greenwood, Artistry Proof, Titled Voodoo Ritual this depicts a man in the middle, surrounded many others that are in different displays of worships and praise, In good condition with some

Arlington House, now the National Cemetery, was the home of Robert E. Lee and his wife, a descendant of Martha Washington. With the beginning of the Civil War, Lee left to become General and Commander

Curved white slag panels in lead frames, 16 1/2" wide by 54 1/4" tall plus the chains to hang, 4 urns on top of the brass frame holding the glass panels, a sort of decorative band around the base, an

Walnut and burled walnut trim, 2 Large arched glass doors with wavy, bubbly glass above 2 drawers in the base, 90" tall by 54" wide by 19" deep on the base with the drawers, 12" deep for the books, ci

Large coffee pot, tea pot, hot water pot, creamer, sugar and open waste as well as the tray, circa 1920s, ready to use today.

Signed in pencil lower right and stamped lower left, very wide margins, 20 1/2" wide by 27 1/4" tall, signed Louis Icart. Found in an antique dealers attic with the glass broken years ago. This has ag

Folk art at its best, appliquéd baskets of probably tulips, thin all cotton quilt, white background, green floral leaves, baskets, red tipped flowers, hand quilted by the piece with circular quilte

Texaco Advertising Clock Large red Texaco star, black letters against a white background, electric mechanism. 15" diameter

World War I Sword Iron or steel sword, small almost dagger size, World War I era

Outstanding western scene of two native americans on horseback stopped at the edge of a cliff overlooking a desert valley with a mesa colored in a pinkish hue from the sunrise or sunset. Scene brings

19th Cent., 16" tall by 6" wide, cherubs with garlands of flowers, real Meissen markings, off white colors.

SRC Villegas, Mixed Medium, Abstract in all darker neutral colors, In Excellent condition with a single fabric mat with only a few age spots in a antique grey washed wooden frame, Image size 18 x 26",

SLL, Woodblock print w/watercolor, several men on horses starting to race, with a mountainous background, in excellent condition with a double mat, the inner mat is black with the outer mat off white

Midwestern, possibly Kentucky Glassworks of Louisville, Ky., 8" tall, 5" wide, close to quart size, blue family of colored glass, double eagle.