Violet Parkhurst (20th Century) American

Title: "Forest-Lake Scene", oil on canvas, c 1970, signed in oil lower left, , , , , Size info: 24 by 48 in. (62.3 x 125.2 cm.), , , Framing: Sold framed, ,

Shirley ShannonAmerican, 20th centuryBotanical AbstractOil on canvasSigned to verso and dated 1974. Veined, botanical rendering in variations of green and pastel pink, violet, and beige tones. Ebonize

Harold Linton (American, 20th Century b. 1947) Acrylic on canvas, Roses, Crocus, Violets and Iris - 1987. Abstract in hues of pink, green, yellow and purple. Verso is titled, signed and dated, as well

American School (Early 20th century). “Still Life with Violets”, oil on artist’s board, unsigned. Floral still life painting depicting a purple and white African violet flowers (or pansies) in a

American, 20th century, paperweight encasing lampworked botanically lifelike flower bouquet, with violets, forget-me-nots, St. Anthony's Fire blossoms, and leafy green foliage, cane signature "S" with

Linda Mieko Allen (Japanese/American, 20th/21st Century) Center of Gravity VIII, 2005 mixed media on panel signed L Mieko Allen, titled and dated (verso) 48 x 32 1/4 inches. Property from the Violet S

A good Pacific Northwest/ Alaskan or native American Indian, possibly Haida totem pole with polychrome decoration. Early 20th century. No chips or cracks, very good condition. 4" tall

Three vintage early to mid 20th century makeup compacts. One small orange, blue and red enamel signed Made in France small vanity case with mirror. 2". One Salvador Dali style/ attributed figural meta

American Reverse-Painted Glass and Metal Table Lamp first quarter 20th century, probably Phoenix, set with textured glass panels painted with violets, set with one light in the base and two in the top

Nineteenth and 20th centuries. Cold meat and other service pieces in various patterns including Wallace "Violet", Whiting "Imperial Queen" and others. Approx 18 ozt.

Early 20th century American leaded glass floral lamp on bronze base in the form of a tree trunk, attributed to Wilkerson, 30"h x 20.5" diameter shade.

Pair of early 20th century American mahogany and brass doors, with individually paned glue chip glass windows, each door 84"h x 29.5"w, overall dimensions 84"h x 59"w.

Early 20th century American oak and leaded stained glass Nickelodeon, circa 1920, the stained glass panel centering a relief molded gilt mask, above the lower case with exposed mechanism, comes with n

Early 20th century. Oil on board, unsigned, 24 x 18 in., framed.

20th century American School oil on masonite, depicting an interior scene of a couple in circa 1930s evening dress relaxing at a baby grand piano, 41.5"h x 42.75"w, overall dimensions including frame

North America, USA, ca. mid 20th century CE. An elegant glass vase with a mottled olive green and translucent clear surface decorated with applied glass motifs of blackberries and leaves on vines. Siz

Early 20th century American hand carved marble architectural plaque, the relief carved plaque centering a 'V' enclosed by a wreath of roses within a circular cartouche, 28"h x 32"w x 2.75"w. Condition

American carved oak table, late 19th or early 20th century, having a circular top with a gadrooned rim, over a wide apron, the whole rising on a circular standard resting on a shaped plinth with carve

S. Sternau & Co. (American founded 1893) and Bruno Waldow Co. (American, -1973), early 20th century. S. Sternau & Co. Arts and Crafts copper chafing dish with lid and square black handles on and squar

Oil on canvas 63 in

20th c. American School- Untitled (Abstract)- oil on canvas, 1966, signed (illegibly) '66 lower right, framed, very good condition. 32 x 39 1/2''

Darrell Crisp (20th C.) American, Oil on Canvas signed and dated '87. Edward Darrell Crisp was a California painter, sculptor and illustrator. He studied at the San Francisco Academy of Art. Crisp's w

Albert E. Backus; 20thC. American Oil on canvas board. Heron in Marsh Lands. Signed Lower right and having old label on reverse; 12in. X 16in.

Oil on canvas, Dancing Woman signed l.r. Inscribed Max Weber faintly in pencil on reverse; 30in. X 18in.