Circa 1910 Chinatown in San Francisco - Photo

Circa 1910 Chinatown in San Francisco - Photo - Print size: 8" x 10"

Circa 1910 Chinatown in San Francisco - Photo - Print size: 8" x 10"

Title: William E Dassonville Chinatown San Francisco Photo Described By: Nikki CNX VX 1160 4478 Description: Lovely photograph of Chinatown in San Francisco by William Edward Dassonville. This piece h

2 San Diego, One Chinatown San Francisco, see photos.

Dirk van Erp hammered copper flower basket, or bowl, with riveted cutout handle. Impressed open-box windmill mark. San Francisco, CA. Circa 1910. 10.5" x 8" x 8” tall. This lot ships from our Pe

Dirk van Erp hammered copper ashtray with riveted matchbox holder. Signed with impressed windmill mark. San Francisco, CA. Circa 1910. 5.25” x 3.25”. This lot ships from our Pennsylvania l

(lot of 8) Mervyn D. Silberstein (American, 20th century), circa 1910, Chinese American Scenes in San Francisco, gelatin silver prints, sheets: 9.5"h x 6.25"w, overalls (with mats/unframed): 14"h x 11

Antique reverse painted advertising sign circa 1910, original to 395 Sutter St., San Francisco, CA, "Three Generations of Clothing and Shoes", 22"h x 97"w

AMERICAN FUNERARY ART, A PANORAMIC PHOTOGRAPH, "Chinatown Funeral," SAN FRANCISCO, OCTOBER 30, 1933, silver gelatin on paper, signed and dated in negative, "Sato S.F.," with multi-character inscriptio

Antique American cityscape painting by Arthur Burnside Dodge (1863 - 1952). Oil on board, circa 1920. Signed. Displayed in a period giltwood impressionist frame. Image, 16"L x 12"H, overall 23"L x 19"

Six-point San Francisco badge. Marked "Lewis' 14K". Circa 1910. (Excellent). 3" T.

Goleta Slough, landscape with figure and cow, circa 1910 Oil on panel Appears unsigned 5.5" H x 10" W Provenance: Estate of the artist; Howard Willoughby, San Francisco, CA; James D. Armstrong, Santa

Title: William Dassonville San Francisco Street Russ Building Description: A photograph of a San Francisco street, near Chinatown. In the background is the Russ building. There is also a ghostly figur

Two salt bowls and spoons made by the most famous San Francisco silver shop Shreve & Company. Total weight 37.5 grams; bowls are 48 mm wide. Spoons are 58 mm long. Circa 1890-1910. Date: Country (if n

Heading: (California - San Francisco) Author: Title: Photograph of a joss house in San Francisco's Chinatown Place Published: San Francisco Publisher: Date Published: c.1880 Descriptio

[SAN FRANCISCO]. An imperial photograph of a street scene. Circa 1857. On original mount, overall 260 x 210 mm, light marginal spotting. Locke & Montague was established during the Gold Rush Era, in S

Lot of 8 real photo postcards, 7 different. These are all showing Mr. & Mrs. Wong Sun Yue Clemens in their shop in Chinatown where they sold San Francisco earthquake collectibles they deemed "Relics f

Arthur Pillsbury (1870-1946). A gold-tone photograph titled "Gates of Yosemite", circa 1900. Pillsbury's Pictures Inc. San Francisco sticker verso. Image: 10-1/2in tall x 13-1/2in wide. | Philadelphia

Black and white album with green cover and back that reads "Photographs" on the front. Half filled album of various subject matter. Issued: 1910-1915 Dimensions: 11.25"W x 8.25"H Country of Origin: US

Antique Albums w/ Postcards, Yosemite Photos,More - Car Photos, (1)Travel Book w/ US Map, Berkeley, Yosemite, San Francisco, YellowStone, More - Travel Album Circa 1908

VARIOUS ARTISTS AIDS posters Group of 18 photo-offset posters. Sizes vary. Mostly from San Francisco and the Bay Area. Circa 1990s. Includes: The Names Project, National Tour (1988); AIDS. It's Time F

Arthur Pillsbury (1870-1946). A gold-tone photograph titled "Sunshine through the Redwoods", circa 1914. In original wood frame. Pillsbury's Pictured Inc., San Francisco sticker on back. Image: 13-1/2

Gillespie (1917-1993) playing in a NYC club circa 1947, printed by Mark Ruben Gallery of San Francisco, in sepia tone, the signed card below in two-window mat, under glass in a faux mahogany frame, OS

Includes Wonders of Transit over Rollins Pass Colorado, Victoria British Columbia, San Francisco, New Haven and Yale, New York, Boston, and the 1910 State Fair of Texas.