Susan Manders "Sea Fare"

Pair Susan Davis Cape Cod Signed Art Pottery Hand Painted Sea Gulls Dated 1983. Measures 8 inches x 7 inches each.

Susan Doorlay Oil Painting of a Fisherman at Sea. This oil on stretched canvas painting of a fisherman at sea is signed by the artist Susan Doorlay (American, 20th Century) in the lower right hand cor

Published by the Folio Society, London, ca. 2010. "The Dark is Rising" and "Over Sea, Under Stone". Both hardcover in cases with shrink wrap. Shrink wrap not removed, no further examination.

Two Susan Siegel Limited Edition Artworks, one titled sail sun and sea, Serigraph-F66 signed lower right, and the other an abstract numbered 4/5 signed lower right. Used condition, wear, worn, tear to

including a 1922 peace dollar, 16 silver quarters, three silver dimes, miscellaneous Nickels, District of Columbia fare tokens, Clad Kennedy half dollars, Eisenhower dollars, Susan B Anthony dollars,

"Black Eyed Susan" Folio Chromolithograph Published 1898, New York for "Ships and Sailors: Being a Collection of Songs of the Sea as Sung by the Men who Sail it" by James Barnes & Rufus Zogbaum. Scarc

Chinese Ming Dynasty Huanghuali wood table. Property from Atlanta important private collection. H 73.8inch，L 40.3inch, W 17.3inch.

Chinese Inscribed Ge-Type Censer. Of compressed globular body applied with a pair of dragon handles with an everted rim, covered overall with a creamy glaze suffused with dense iron-gray crackles join

Chinese Jun Archaistic 'Gu' Vase. Finely potted with a high, splayed foot rising to a bulbous body to a broad trumpet neck set with four vertical flanges, covered on the exterior with a lustrous deep

A CHINESE TURQUOISE GROUND TWIN HANDLE PORCELAIN MOON FLASK - the body decorated with geometric flora - the base with a mark. 30cm.

H24.5CMã€D10CM.There was no obvious damage to the auction items. Slight wear marks. This is consistent with some characteristics of a long time ago.

A Rare Chinese Inscribed Guan-Type Vase. The tall tapering body indented into eight lobes rising to a sloping shoulder and ribbon-decorated neck, covered with a creamy grayish-blue glaze suffused with

Chinese Guan-Type Mallet Vase with Handles. The broad cylindrical body rising to an angled shoulder, surmounted by a tall neck set with a pair phoenix handles, covered overall in an even silky bluish-

Chinese Jun Lavender Glazed 'Zhadou' Planter. Of compressed globular body, rising from a splayed foot to a trumpet neck with a flared mouth rim, covered on the exterior with a finely crackled purple-l

Chinese Petal Shaped Dish. The shallow petal-shaped dish with fluted sides rising from a tapered narrow foot to an everted barbed rim, covered overall with a thick pale bluish-green glaze suffused wit

Well potted with a rounded lower body supported on a splayed foot, rising to a wide flared neck, applied overall save for the foot with a sky-blue glaze, 15th century. D: 21 cm .

From the Collections of Gerald Simpson (1925-2018) born in a rural area of north Gilmer County, GA. His family moved to Cartersville, GA in 1926. He later joined the Civilian Conservation Corps (CCC)

Chinese Song Dynasty Ru kiln style, four-legged narcissus pot,with slight wear marks on the surface. Naturally outdated.2.35"Hx8"x4.9".

40 cm. tall not including wood base.

A Chinese Ming Style Porcelain Covered Ewer. With an underglaze copper red foliate motif throughout, bearing a six-character Ming mark at the shoulder Height: 15 1/4".

Well-potted, circular form, with three cloud-shaped feet and so-called "drum-nail" raised bosses around the outside walls, covered overall with rich mottled purplish glaze on the exterior with an opal

H10.5cm，D13cm. From Geogia private collector.

The gently rounded sides rising to an everted rim, deftly painted in darker tones of cobalt-blue forming outlines infilled with paler and varying tones of wash, the exterior with a gently undulating m

Pair of Chinese blue and white porcelain vases, floral design with Qing Qianlong marks on bases, and original hardwood stands, 27" H. Provenance: Property of Mrs. Lulu Spicer, Boston, Massachusetts, A