Manner of Louis Moeller

Louis Charles Moeller, Am. 1855-1930, Two women contemplating a lute, oil on canvas signed LR. Note: This painting was documented by the Archives of American Art and last surfaced in the American Art

Lot 16 Louis Moeller American (1855-1930) Untitled (Antiquarians) (1900) oil on canvas signed lower right 19 x 24 inches Provenance: From a New York Collection

Louis Henry Charles Moeller (1855-1930) Painting "The Surprise" with a man standing behind woman knitting, covering her eyes. Cat seated on chair to right. Signed lower right and dated. 24" x 18" on c

Lot 42 Louis Moeller American (1855-1930) Untitled (Antiquarians) (1900) oil on canvas signed lower right 19 x 24 inches Provenance: From a private New York collection this item is being re-offere

Lot 18 Louis Moeller American (1855-1930) Untitled (The Collectors) oil on canvas signed lower right 18 1/2 x 24 inches Provenance: From a New York Collection

ARTIST: Louis Henry Charles Moeller (New York, 1855 - 1930) NAME: Gentleman Having Breakfast MEDIUM: oil on canvas CONDITION: Relined. No visible inpaint under UV light. Minor damages to frame. SIGHT

LOUIS HENRY CHARLES MOELLER OIL PAINTING Circa 1900 DETAILS: - ARTIST: Louis Henry Charles Moeller - ORIGIN: American, 1856-1930 - TITLE: A Good Joke - SIGNED: Louis Moeller N.A. (lr) - MEDIUM: Oil o

LOUIS HENRY CHARLES MOELLER OIL PAINTING Circa 1900 DETAILS: - ARTIST: Louis Henry Charles Moeller - ORIGIN: American, 1856-1930 - TITLE: A Good Joke - SIGNED: Louis Moeller N.A. (lr) - MEDIUM: Oil o

Louis Henry Charles Moeller, American, 1855 - 1930, "Stubborn", oil on relined canvas, signed lower right "Louis Moeller", titled in labels on the reverse, having an artist label and a World's Columbi

LOUIS HENRY CHARLES MOELLERNew York/New Jersey, 1855-1930"An Interesting Piece". Signed lower right "Louis Moeller NA". Titled on frame plaque. Remnants of labels verso for a Salmagundi Thumb-Box exhi

Vintage Lucite Gold Inclusion Ring Manner Louis Vuitton. Size 5, 1.25 inches W.

Manner of Louis Majorelle (French, 1859-1926), late 19th / early 20th century. Seven piece Art Nouveau dining set in mahogany having curved plant stalks, leaves and fruit decoration, and caned seats.

Manner of Louis Hottot (French, 1829-1905), Gypsy Girl with mirror, bronze sculpture, bears signature behind figure's left hand, overall: 28.5"h x 17"w x 13"d

In the Manner of Louis Sullivan plaque, circa 1985 polymer reinforced concrete This Sullivan-esque design was used in several libraries in the Midwest between 1905 and 1916. 27"w x 5"d x 48"h Catalog

Manner of Louis Majorelle French, Early 20th Century Pair of Chairs carved fruitwood, upholstery H 36 inches. This lot is located in Cincinnati.

A French Art Nouveau large scale armchair in the manner of Louis Majorelle circa 1920. Ht: 35" Wd: 32" Dpth: 29" Seat: 18"

Small Smoky Mountains oil on board landscape painting, titled en verso "Mt. Sterling / Great Smoky Mtns" in the manner of Louis Edward Jones (American, 1878-1958), depicting a grassy ridge with wildfl

MANNER OF LOUIS DE BOULOGNE THE YOUNGER (FRENCH 1654-1733) ACADÉMIE D'HOMME ASSIS Red chalk counterproof drawing Sheet size: 17 3/4 x 11 3/4 in. (45.1 x 29.8cm) PROVENANCE: Private Collection, Pennsy

DESCRIPTION: Large bronze sculpture in the manner of Louis-Albert Carvin (French, 1860-1951) depicting a dog, probably a German Shepherd, leaping over a picket fence. On stone and onyx base. Bears sig

MANNER OF LOUIS FAILLE (FRENCH/BELGIUM 1878-1964), OIL ON CANVAS, COUNTRY PATH, SIGNED (INITIALS). 16 X 11"; FRAMED 24 X 19"

Space age "UFO" style; white metal pendant lamp. Circa 1960's. Dimensions: H 6" x Dia. 19". Condition: Wiring untested. Minor scuffs to finish. DMD 113

MANNER OF LOUIS FAILLE (FRENCH/BELGIUM 1878-1964), OIL ON CANVAS, COUNTRY PATH, SIGNED (INITIALS). 16 X 11"; FRAMED 24 X 19"

Attributed Louis Charles Moeller (American, 1855-1930), Portrait of a Manpastel on paper laid on fine wove linen, inscribed "L. Moeller" and dated 1893 to verso, presented under glass within an oval m

Art Nouveau table vitrine or bijouterie cabinet, manner of Louis Majorelle, mahogany throughout, rectangular form with bronze banded and hinged glass top, above carved corners, tall slender legs termi