JEAN FRANZ MILLER Two works: "Country Home"

Lot 58 Artist Unknown (XIX/XX) Pair of Country Home Scenes (2) gouache on paper sight: 5 x 7 3/4 inches lot includes two works

JEAN FRANZ MILLER Signed Acrylic on Canvas, signature to lower right reads JEAN FRANZ MILLER, shows a view of walkway into a property with brightly colored bushes with flowers on them, measures 37 x 3

Wood constructed models of a two story country home done in yellow and green with black roof and matching two story stable, well built. Larger 14" l. x 14" w. x 18" h.

Sue Miller (20th Century) Two Works. 1) "Rider II," acrylic and wood on canvas, signed. Framed. See: https://www.rockyneckartcolony.org/residency2008.php. Size: 50'' x 66'', 127 x 168 cm (stretcher);

R. A. Miller (American, 1912-2006) Two Works. Untitled (Bull), oil on board, signed. Unframed. Size: 12'' x 16.5'', 30 x 42 cm. Together with "Double Headed Chicken," oil on metal on board. Unnframed.

RA Miller (American, 1912-2006) Two Folk Art Paintings, Mixed media on metal. Unframed. Sizes: 1) 6" x30", (15 x 76 x cm); 2) 31.75'' x 9.5'', (81 x 24 cm).

Two country work tables in red stain, including taper leg and turned leg. Both with cracks in top, otherwise good condition.

Artist : Kuniyoshi UTAGAWA (1797/98-1861). Series : Mirror of Warriors of Our Country. (two works) Date : (c.1855). Medium: Woodblock (two works). Dimensions : 14 1/2 x 9 3/4 in. Condition : Faded, tr

AMERICAN SCHOOL (Late 19th century). TWO WORKS: "SCENE IN WESTCHESTER COUNTRY" AND "SCENE IN HUDSON COUNTRY.", Two individually framed oil on canvas. There is a verso handwritten note that reads: "Rob

each: etching, each pencil-signed "Jansem" in margin lower right; the first: depicting two standing figures, inscribed "E.A." to margin lower left; the second: depicting a figure holding a bunch of fl

each: lithograph; each: unsigned; the first: comprising two in a single frame, each depicting a figure in combat, (13 3/4 x 19 3/4 inches); the second: depicting a figure with a basin, with photocopie

Heading: Author: Genet, Jean Title: The Thief's Journal [and] The Balcony Place Published: New York Publisher:Grove Press Date Published: [1958]; [1964] Description: 2 volumes.

AMERICAN SCHOOLEarly 20th CenturyTwo works featuring early American homes. The larger signed lower right "F.L. Morin". The smaller possibly depicts the same house.Oils on canvas, the largest

This early pine 2 drawer country work table has turned legs and a 2 plank top. It measures 29" tall X 41" across X 21.5" deep.

WILLIAM SHERMAN POTTSNew York/Connecticut/New Jersey, 1876-1930Two works: 1) A Northboro home. Signed and dated lower left "Potts Northboro 1905". Likely Northborough, Massachusetts, as Nort

A very unusual American 19th C. two tired country work table having lower shelf supported on sawbuck base. Size: 29.5" H x 52" W x 21.5" D

Telesforo Franchino (ITALY, 1892 - 1964) micro mosaic work framed depicting a country home scene. Mounted in silver painted wooden frame with fabric mat; completed with museum name plaque to lower cen

each lithograph on paper; the first: depicting a woman at a newsstand, pencil-signed lower left, signed in plate lower right, no visible edition number (12 x 7 3/4 inches sight); the second: depicting

A grouping of two works by Henry Miller to include a chrome-framed pencil-signed abstract print and hardcover book by Abrams Publishing, titled "Henry Miller: Watercolors, Drawings and his essay 'The

Jean Jones Jackson (1907-1984). Two works on paper. Frame Girl and seals H 14-1/8" 16-3/8" D3/4" Image Opening H 12-3/16" W14-1/2" Girls riding birds H 12" W 15" D 1-1/4" Image opening H 7-1/8" W 10-3

attributed to JEAN TINGUELY (Swiss 1925-1991) TWO WORKS ON PAPER, "Untitled," AND "Metamatic No.9," comprising two ink works on paper attributed to Jean Tinguely's Metamatic drawings. n.d. unsigned an

R.A. Miller. Cut Out Chicken and Two Works On Masonite. Some signed. Paint on tin and Masonite. Good to fair condition. Chicken: 32"w x 24"h. Est. $100-200. Ship: $55

Painted Country French Two Drawer Work Table 29 3/4"H, 35 3/4"L, 17 1/4"W

In the style of Jean-Baptiste Greuze (1725-1805 French), two works: Classical women on Madrid streets, the first signed lower right: Forster, the second signed lower left: Fr. Forster (possibly for Fr