PROTECTOR OF WIDOW AND ORPHAN LITHOGRAPH

Staffordshire pearlware group, Widow and Orphan, late 18th c., loss to branch, paint loss, approx 11"h, 2.25 lbs *Provenance: Estate of Howard Hand (Texas, New York, 1921-2011). A collector and seller

1845 The hand-colored lithograph published by F.W. Greenough, Philadelphia, from 'A History of the Indian Tribes of North America, 1837-1844.' Sheet measures 18 x 13 inches. We happily provide seamles

Tony Sarg (1880-1942) "Welcome Home from the Widow's Walk" Lithograph Poster, in ebonized wood frame 37.75 in. x 27.5 in. Framed 40.5 x 30.25

Little Orphan Annie Lithograph

Richard Correll (1904-1990) 1.) ''Widow and Orphans''- linocut, 1935, signed, titled and dated in pencil, old masking tape in corners. 8 5/8 x 6 1/4'' 2.) ''The Upside Down Mountain - Paul Bunyon Seri

This lots includes 6 antique tin donation boxes from: Great Charity "Chaye Olam" Institutions of Jerusalem, The American Jewish Charity for The Feeble, Sick, Poor, Orphans, Widows, and Old Men of Jeru

Signed is vintage and wooden. Piece reads “justice for all, honest attorney at law deeds wills special legal advice for widows and orphans.” Piece is yellow with multi toned letters and geometric

A Thomas M. Hoyne (American, 1924-1989) signed lithograph print titled 'The Widow Maker' depicting the 'Oriole' ship fully manned on the Presented in gilt wood frame with double brown and beige mat. S

Antique sampler made by Harriett Thomas in the 11 year of her age 1842 "Go like your heavenly Father freed the poor, and carry comfort to the sick man's door, Pity the Widow be the orphan's friend, an

Marx tin lithograph wind-up Little Orphan Annie and Sandy, retaining the original box for Annie, 5 1/4'' h.

19th Century Hand Colored Lithograph "A Chippeway Widow". Published F.W. Greenough, Philadelphia. Drawn, printed and colored at L.T. Bowans. Image size 18-1/4" x 12", framed and matted, 27" x 20-3/4"

Chuck-Will's-Widow, Plate: XLV, offest lithograph, 19 x 25 1/2, , This work hung in the Bird Café in the historic Land Title Building at 155 East 4th St. in Fort Worth, TX.

"A Chippeway Widow." Original hand-colored lithograph, 1838. Dimensions: (Sheet) H 19.5" x W 14" Condition: Some age toning around edges, handling marks, a couple stains. Strong colors.

McKenney and Hall Indian Lithograph. A Chippeway Widow. From Thomas L. McKenney and James Hall, The History of the Indian Tribes of North America, Philadelphia, 1842-1870. Octavo. With text. Gallery m

CURRIER & IVES, LITHOGRAPH, 1867 "LITTLE PROTECTOR" 13" X 8"parlor scene depicting a boy holding a sword and little girl with her arm about his shoulders. Inscribed: New York Published By Currier & Iv

Saint Stylianos of Paphlagonia Protector of Children and Orphans Greek orthodox icon. Brand new, not an antique. Dimensional oklad. Framed under glass. Size 5 by 7" Framed 9 by 10 3/4" Mint condition.

Emmett Kelly Commemorative Edition, titled "3 Ring Circus", artist proof lithograph signed by Kelly's widow Evi Kelly, featuring the image of the famous sad-faced clown. Artwork by Leighton Jones.Over

(19th century)Three McKenny & Hall: Wesh-Cubb, A-Chippeway-Widow, Meta-Koosega, hand colored lithographs on paper, from History of the Indian Tribes of North America…, published by Edward Biddle, Ph

BOOKS: (3) Vols, Lithographs of Chagall III, IV, V, Volumes III, IV and V, hardcovers in jackets with acetate protectors, includes: Julian Cain, The Lithographs of Chagall 1962-1968. Boston Book and A

(4) Lithographs all in pocket protectors and reinforce with foamcore sheets to include Charles Frace, "Jaguar", "Cougar" inscribed 1977, "On Watch--Grey Wolf" signed and number

Leger, after Fernand (French, 1881-1955), La Grande Parade [The Great Parade], 1960, color lithograph, signed by the artist's widow, Nadia Leger, and numbered 301/600 in pencil along the bottom, also

R. C. Gorman Two Native American Women Lithograph. In chrome frame, without glass protector. Signed in bottom left corner "R. C. Gorman", Native American artist (1931-2005). Lithograph measures 38 inc

RENÉ MAGRITTE (after)Le Chant de la Violette.Color lithograph, 1979. 736x521 mm; 29x20½ inches, full margins. Signed by the artist's widow, Georgette Magritte, and numbered 193/300 in pencil

Approx. 35 reprints of Native Americans from Rice & Hart of Philadelphia. Some of the names are Weshcubb; A Chippewa Widow; Menawa; Red Bird. Date: c19th Century