Brad Howe, Tripod with Floating Blue Ribbon

Brad Howe (American, Born 1959). A Postmodern enameled metal sculpture, presented on an oval black and white lucite stand. Statue features a colorful assemblage of shapes in purple, red, blue, green a

Brad Howe (American, Born 1959). A Postmodern enameled metal sculpture, presented on an oval black and white lucite stand. Statue features a colorful assemblage of shapes in purple, red, blue, green a

Heavy clear glass Murano Studio Glass paperweight, with floating ribbon pattern in pink, blue and twisted white lattice. Sticker label affixed reads Made In Italy Murano. Measures 3.5 x 3.5 in. Murano

Striking with an array of ribbons in pastel colors of pink, blue, yellow, and white all floating in different directions with latticinio. Dimensions: 3.25"W x 2.5"H

1 floating warp ikat field of flowers in lavender, royal blue & gold, Wd 7”, L 97.75”, (ends unfinished, scattered tiny pulls); 1 ribbed taffeta rose motif & shadow floral chine on cream & yellow

UNTITLED, 1997, painted and welded metal sculpture, signed and dated, 44 ½ x 40 x 10 ½”, approximately 30 lbs. From the UCLA Medical Center Art Program, funds to benefit their ongo

Lot S280 - Blue Ribbon Polishes Single-Sided Embossed Tin Sign HIGHLIGHTS Original* c. 1930s Preserve Your Car with Blue Ribbon Polishes Would be enhanced by light cleaning and framing Mfg. by: Americ

Single sided lighted sign with embossed plastic face and metal can. The face has some general surface wear present with a few edge nicks. The can is in good condition and the sign works as it should.

BLUE RIBBON AGATE SLICE ON METAL STAND WEIGHT 12.2 LBS

BLUE RIBBON AGATE SLICE ON METAL STAND WEIGHT 13.2 LBS

Reference: n/a Brewery: Premier-Pabst Corp., Milwaukee, Wisconsin Manufacturer/Plant:

James J. McAuliffe (1848–1921) Colonel Lawrence Kip (1836-1899) and Pair of Blue Ribbon Trotters Signed and dated, "J. Mcauliffe, 1899," oil on canvas, framed. (19 5/8 in. x 29 1/2 in. (sight))

This is the "Now Popular Prices" version and is marked "Pabst Brewing Company, Milwaukee" in the bottom. This piece has outstanding color and gloss, with some very minor surface scratching and stainin

rated 8.9, 60"x26", SST embossed vertical wood back sign has excellent color and shine, has light wear and a few fine scratches. TAC #002044

Two advertising trays, Pabst Blue Ribbon & Bartels Brewery Syracuse, 13.3'' x 10.7'', 12.1'' d., Pabst Milwaukee has dent, wear & scratches, Bartels has small color flaking spots

(Italian 1608-1672) Spring Flowers, including tulips, narcissus, hyacinths, roses and others entwined with a blue ribbon, oil on canvas, 56-5/8 x 47-1/4 in.; gold leaf reverse profile wood frame, 59-5

The portrait of a standing child figure, her body turned sharply in a twisting pose with billowing red cloak and holding a thin blue ribbon tied to the collar of a powerful Molossus type dog, to the f

Marklin O guage handpainted Pabst Blue Ribbon freight car, c1906. Marked Made in Germany to bottom. 3-3/4" high x 8" long coupling to coupling x 2" wide. Areas of corrosion and paint loss. DP. IMPORTA

Tan 2-piece having back-lacing bodice with deep front and back points, and short puffed sleeve, decorated with blue ribbon, lace and metallic gold thread, bodice and skirt center panel embroidered in

Heading: Author: Baum, L. Frank Title: The Wizard of Oz Waddle Book Place Published: New York Publisher:Blue Ribbon Books Date Published: [c. 1934] Description: [8], 211 pp

Fine & Large Chinese 19th Century Roundel Porcelain Vase molded at the mouth in imitation of a gathered fabric sack held in place with a blue ribbon with gilt pairs of Fu Lion Handles, the sides in Ce

Made by Edward Marshall Boehm. Signed in script on the foot of the Stallion by Boehm. Glazed Porcelain Decorated. Dapple, glazed with pink and blue ribbon. Rare and early, very important horse made by

The painted velvet hare in full stride on cast iron spoke wheels with traces of the original gold paint, shoe button eyes and painted details, a scarce blue ribbon collar with brass bell, button in th

George Dury (Tennessee, 1817-1894) oil on canvas laid down on board full-length portrait painting of a young girl attired in a white dress with blue shoes and a matching blue ribbon in her hair. She i