Marion Sims Souchon (American/Louisiana)

New Orleans School, "White Haired Couple," 20th c., oil on board, inscribed verso, "Marion Souchon," presented in original paint decorated frame, H.- 9 3/8 in., W.- 7 3/8 in.

BRASS AND LEATHER 3 DRAW POCKET TELESCOPE, 16 1/2" OPEN, 6" CLOSED. THE OBJECTIVE AND EYE PIECE COVERS ARE COMPLETE. THE OPTICS ARE WORKING AND ARE IN GOOD ORIGINAL CONDITION. PROVENANCE: THIS IMPORTA

STANDS. 30" TO 34" HIGH. ONE ON PLATFORM IS 48" HIGH. THE HEADS MOVE SLOWLY AND SOME HAVE MOVING HANDS. DWARF WITH BROWN HAT IS IN WORKING CONDITION, BUT NEEDS TO BE REPAIRED AND REATTACHED. SLEEPY IN

on the Shore. Circa 1889. Oil painting on canvas coastal beach scene with, ships, and a luminous sky. Signed and dated lower left. Set in a carved and gilded frame which appears to be original. Sight

Centered nicely and in fine condition with good color and no creases.

Pattern Flatware Set. 20th century. Eight 7 1/8" dinner forks, eight 6 1/4" salad forks, eleven 5 3/4" teaspoons, eight 6 1/4" soup spoons, eight 6 3/4" table spoons, eight 3 3/4" demitasse spoons, ei

J. Wagner and Sohn. Marked 800, no. 152725 for the yacht Ingomar, which was awarded the Krump Memorial Prize in a sea race, 1904. Shows a fully rigged Scandinavian style sailboat with a lone sailor ri

ENAMEL TIN ADVERTISING SIGN. 59" HIGH, 16" WIDE. VERY MINOR LOSS TO ENAMEL NEAR THE BASE AT EDGES. OTHERWISE, NEAR MINT CONDITION.

by Dominick & Haff, pointed antique pattern. Service for 12. 132 total pieces. Twelve 7 1/4" dinner forks. Twelve 6 1/4" salad forks. Eight 5 1/4" oyster forks. Twenty-four 6" teaspoons. Twelve 6 3/4

FROM SCOLLAY SQUARE BOSTON, WITH IRON MOUNTING BRACKET. BOTTOM LETTER "A" DAMAGED, SIGN CURRENTLY NOT WORKING. WE WILL HAVE SIGN REPAIRED AT OUR EXPENSE.

PLAQUE DEPICTING THE HOLY FAMILY, NATIVITY SCENE, GILT FRAME SHOWS OLD REPAIR, 18" BY 15", 2 1/2" DEEP.

(NEW BEDFORD ARTIST, 1854-1927), SIGNED LOWER LEFT, WOMEN AND CHILDREN ON ROCKS AT FAIRHAVEN'S FORT PHOENIX, NEW BEDFORD IN DISTANCE. 28 1/4" X 36". IN PERIOD FRAME.

white, 56 pieces, early 19th century, floral designs, to include twelve 8 3/4" bowls, fourteen 7 1/2" plates, eighteen 9" plates, four platters, 7" x 10 1/4", four platters 8 1/4" x 11 1/2", four plat

ON STAND WITH ORIGINAL TRIPOD BASE AND CASED BOXES, F-40 MM LENS, F-25 MM LENS, F-18 MM LENS, CARL ZEISS JENA #7949, GOOD ORIGINAL CONDITION. 60" HIGH, TELESCOPE 60" LONG. CRATES ARE LARGER. HAS HAMBU

handle, incised band with blue decoration, along with blue bird and blue tree design. Several old rim chips, two small chips on the base. Slightly out of shape. 16 3/4" high, 9 1/4" diameter.

INCLUDE: COPPER COUNTRY STORE HANGING LAMP WITH JEWELED BORDER AND CUT OUT SLOGAN "FUN SWEET", APPROX. 26" HIGH, 17 3/4" WIDE, OVERALL EXCELLENT CONDITION. A COPPER JEWELED ADVERTISING ICE CREAM CONE

FLORAL DECORATION, 10 1/2" HIGH, 2" DIAMETER AT TOP, SIGNED ON BOTTOM AND NUMBERED 570.

BELL, APPEARS TO BE POLISHED BRONZE AND IRON. MOUNTED ON A BLACK IRON STAND. EXTREMELY HEAVY. 26" HIGH WITH HANDLE, 21 1/2" WIDE, 16" DEEP. BELL IS 16" HIGH, DIAMETER 17". EXCELLENT WORKING CONDITION.

ADVERTISING CANDY SCOOP, 1 CENT AND 5 CENT CANDY, WITH SLAG GLASS AND JEWEL GLASS, CHAIN FOR HANGING. 50" LONG, 20" WIDE, 9 1/2" HIGH.

WITH CHESTNUT AND PINE SECONDARY WOODS, FLUTED QUARTER COLUMNS WITH BALL AND CLAW FEET, 27 1/4" HIGH, 31 1/4" WIDE, 19 3/4" DEEP. OLDER REPLACED TOP, HARDWARE OLD REPLACEMENTS, SOME DRAWER RUNNERS ARE

CORNFLAKES ADVERTISING POSTER, AFTER GEORGE STRAUB. US PRINTING AND LITHOGRAPH CO. PAPER MOUNTED ON CANVAS. SIGHT SIZE 27 3/4" X 21 3/4". ALONG WITH PEP BRAN FLAKES, COPYRIGHT KELLOGG, WITH PERMISSION

ELECTRIFIED BUT NOT WORKING. JEWEL AND SLAG GLASS DESIGN, WITH WROUGHT IRON BRACKET. COPPER CONE WITH METAL ICE CREAM. CONE IS 44" HIGH, 18" DIAMETER. WROUGHT IRON BRACKET WITH WOODEN WALL MOUNTS 48"

Ellis style inlay on bottom doors. Contemporary. Top has three leaded glass panels. Two drawers over three cabinet doors. Original finish. 82 1/4" high, 58 1/4" wide, 20" deep. Good condition.

yacht Ingomar in the 1904 Kiel-Trauemunde Race in which the Ingomar won and defeated Kaiser Willhelm's yacht. The Ingomar was owned by Morton Plant, American Railroad baron, industrialist, philanthrop