Charles Turzak, South of the Loop, circa 1934

Wolfgang Hoffmann (1900-1969) for Howell Company circular coffee table, #803 St. Charles, Illinois, circa 1934 chrome-plated steel, glass unmarked This designer's last name is sometimes incorrectly sp

Charles Turzak (1899-1986) "The Workers''- woodcut, 1934, signed, titled and numbered 45/50 in pencil. 6 x 4 1/2''

Rare Salvation Army Band circa 1934 with 1st version early heads. 12 pieces. Condition very good, 1 euphonium arm loop damaged

Royal Horse Artillery. Circa 1934. 13 Pieces. Condition Very Good. 3 Traces Missing, 1 Trace Mounting Loop Broken on Limber. No Box.

Ancient Greek Terracotta Boar Childs Rattle South Italy, Circa 3rd Century BCE. Ex Charles Ede Gallery Hollow two part molded figural grouping, which is hollow and constructed as a hollow rattle with

Ceramic Owl skyphos, 3” tall, body 3 ¾” diameter, 5 7/8” wide including double handles. Provenance: Charles Ede Ltd. London, with certificate, letter and receipt.

circa 1845. with the mark of William Reid, London. with fine form and detail. H1 7/8" W3 1/4" L3 7/8" W1 1/4" Private Collection of Dr. Charles Webb, Campobello, South Carolina.

Crawford County, Georgia, circa 1880. with fine form and glaze. H11 1/2" W7 1/4" Private Collection of Dr. Charles Webb, Campobello, South Carolina.

circa 1930. lightning three model. H37" W17" Private Collection of Dr. Charles Webb, Campobello, South Carolina.

circa 1930. Johnson Sea Horse model. H48" W15" Private Collection of Dr. Charles Webb, Campobello, South Carolina.

Catawba Valley, North Carolina, circa 1900. H12" W7 1/2" Private Collection of Dr. Charles Webb, Campobello, South Carolina.

Buffalo, New York, circa 1920. in original box. Private Collection of Dr. Charles Webb, Campobello, South Carolina.

Charles Counts (American, 1934-2000) Lookout / Landscape, circa 1960 ceramic tile tableau incised signature to lower left 20 1/4"h x 30 1/8"w x 1 1/4"d Catalog Note: This tile shows what appears to be

Charles Krutch watercolor, 20 x 14 inches. Provenance: private owner. Biography: 1849 - 1934. Charles Krutch was born in South Carolina, the son of Emile and Emma (Wiersing) Krutch, who emigrated from

A Charles Woodward Hutson (American/South Carolina) pastel on paper painting depicting the Clermont Harbor. Signed with the initials lower right. Circa 1925. The auction label and the certificate of a

Charlesl Dixon (1872-1934) Travel poster "Red Star Line," circa 1926. J.E. Goossens, Brussels. Version without text at bottom. [43 x 27 1/4 inches]. Restored losses in lower left margin and corner; mi

18th century pair of dessert spoons, Charles Tinges, Baltimore & Annapolis, MD, circa 1790, with upturned bowls, raised bowl drops, and tapering handles to rounded ends. Engraved script monogram ''RTL

A MINER'S DIAL BY GEORGE ADAMS SENIOR, CIRCA 1760, the 2½in. silvered dial signed by 'South' G. ADAMS / LONDON, blued steel needle with gilt 'N/S' and retainer arm on pivot, steeped degree ring, co

19th century pair of coin silver circular footed salvers, George Brower & Charles H. Rusher, New York City, NY, circa 1840, having reeded rims, resting on three swept scrollwork feet. Lightly chased f

Federal covered sugar urn, Moore & Ferguson (Charles Moore & John Ferguson), Philadelphia, PA, circa 1801-05, having cupola form cover with applied cast urn finial, chalice shaped body, tapering domed

Early 19th century coin silver straight-sided mug, Charles Hequembourg, New Haven, CT, Buffalo, NY, & New York City, NY, circa 1830, having applied rim, banded foot, plain strap handle, and vertical s

This Art Nouveau Inspired Piece was originally designed Circa 1905 by artist Charles Korschann. It works and looks perfect. It measures approximately 13” Tall. This Has never been on display. Th

Approximately 8 x 10 - Parchment Like Aged Paper – These Wanted Posters are Very Cool Look A Likes but are Not Period Original – Sold as Decorative Novelty Posters

Pair of lyric broadsides including "Dixie's Land" (issued circa 1860-1861) and "We Are Going South" (issued 1861.) Both published in Boston and sold by Charles Emerson, 9.5" x 6.5", printed on thin wo