Sam'l Clark's Patent Pyramid Food Warmer

Three old glass paraffin jars, Sam Clarke's patent food warmer and a chrome tilly lamp

CLARKE'S PYRAMID POTTERY FOOD WARMERS, FOUR, H 3 3/4"-10 1/2":Includes one food warmer with metal base and fairy lamp warmer underneath, a tri-form base with pressed glass fairy lamp candle cup. Toget

Manning-Bowman Art Deco-style chrome and rust orange bakelite, includes a Double warmer with ceramic inserts (22"L x 10"W x 7"H); Food Warmer (22"L x 12.5"W x 7"H); Shaker (12"H 3.5"W). Condition repo

Title: A mid 18th century European braiser or food warmer Date/Period: c. 1765 Dimensions:8 1/2"L x 4 3/4" diam Shipping: Domestic: Flat-rate of $20.00 to anywhere within the contiguous U.S. Internati

This is a two piece Chinese export platter and food warmer. It measures approx 2" H x 18 3/4" L x 15" W. The warmer has hairline cracks and there is one rim chip on the platter as seen in photos.

SHEFFIELD SILVERPLATE FOOD WARMER. Maker: Z. Barraclough and Sons, Leeds. 9''H x 16''L (handle to handle). Provenance: Phillips Collection, Elm Court, Butler, PA

7.75" L x 9.25" W x 4.75" H

FIVE CORAL SCREEN (L.S12; SFS.218; Gemini G.493), 1972, color screenprint, signed and numbered 71/75 in pencil, printed by Jeff Wasserman under the supervision of Ken Tyler at Gemini G. E. L., 30 x 38

STRAIGHT LINE OF THE SUN (L.187); SF.247), 1975, three of the same lithographs, each signed in pencil, artist’s proofs aside from the numbered edition 32, published by Gemini G. E. L. with blin

UNTITLED (SF.315; Lembark 271) 1986, color lithograph, signed and numbered XLVI/L (46/40) Roman numerals, sheet 30 x 22”, frame 34 ½ x 27” with glass. Provenance: Rago Arts.

25 th ANNIVERSARY THE MUSIC CENTER OF LOS ANGELES (L.P8), 1988, color screenprint on PTI Supra paper, signed and numbered 221/250 in pencil, published by the artist, printed by La Paloma, frame 58 x 3

UNTITLED (SFE.021; L. I-54), 1984, color aquatint with Chine Colle, signed in pencil and inscribed BAT (ready to print), before the numbered edition of 10, printed by Jacob Samuel at The Litho Shop, w

POINTING TO THE FUTURE state IV (L.216; SF.248), 1976, very rare progressive proof lithograph, signed in pencil and number 1 of 2 PP (printer’s proof), with state number lower left, sheet 50 x 30”

UNTITLED (L.214; SF.244), 1976, color lithograph, signed in pencil, artist’s proof Roman numeral I of 7, aside numbered edition 25, sheet 51 x 51 7/8”, published by Gemini G. E. L. with their blin

DEFT AND SUDDEN GAIN (L.217; SF.250), 1976, lithograph in six colors, signed in pencil, artist’s proof Roman numeral III of 9, aside from the numbered edition 38, sheet 51 x 51â€, published

POINTING TO THE FUTURE, state I (L.216; SF.248), 1976, very rare progressive proof lithograph, signed and numbered 1/2 PP (printer’s proof) in pencil, sheet 50 x 30”, printed by Serge Lozi

DEFT AND SUDDEN GAIN (L.217; SF.250), 1976, lithograph in six black-based colors, signed in pencil, numbered 26/38, sheet 51 x 51”, published by Gemini G. E. L. with their blind stamp lower left, pr

UNTITLED (L.171; SF.190), 1974, four color lithograph, signed in pencil, numbered 26/30, sheet 27 x 41 ”, printed by George Page, published by The Litho Shop, in very good condition.

DEFT AND SUDDEN GAIN (L.217; SF.250), 1976, lithograph in six colors, signed in pencil, artist’s proof Roman numeral IV of 9, aside numbered 38, sheet 51 x 51”, published by Gemini G. E. L. with t

UNTITLED (L.232; SF.241), 1978, three-color lithograph, signed in pencil, from the numbered edition 20/24, sheet 29 ½ x 42â€, printed by master printer George Page and published by The Litho Sho

UNTITLED from the Vegetable series (SF.112D; L.124) 1971, lithograph in three colors, signed in pencil, numbered 1/4 from the edition of only four, (there were also a few proofs), sheet 24 x 35”, pr

UNTITLED (L.171; SF.190), 1974, color lithograph, signed in pencil, numbered 25/30, sheet 27 ½ x 41 ½”, printed by George Page, published by The Litho Shop, framed, in apparently good condition.

UNTITLED (L.177; SF.197), 1975, lithograph, signed in pencil, number 4/30, sheet 41 x 29 ½”, printed by George Page, published by Litho Shop, framed, soft handling creases in the margins, otherwise

UNTITLED (SF.201; L.181), 1975, lithograph signed in pencil, number 20 from the numbered edition 30, sheet 30 x 22”, printed by George Page, published by The Litho Shop with chop mark lower right, i