Scoter by Cecil Smith of Maine

A 17 1/2 inch Common / White-Winged Scoter decoy from Brooklin, ME, appears to be faintly signed Cecil Smith. In old in-use paint with gunning wear and tail chips.

Howard Smith (American, 1877-1954) Oil on canvas, seascape of crashing waves. Memorial Art Gallery, University of Rochester label verso, signed lower left "H. Smith," 28" x 38" unframed.

EARLY SCOTER, probably Maine. Appears to be original paint and good structural condition. Some checks to head and body, consistent with age. Inlet head with carved eyes. Retains unusual diamond-shaped

SURF SCOTER, Maine, in fair structural condition and old working paint. Repairs to head and neck. 100-200

"Will James," portrait, 24" x 14", signed lower right, -562537-E

Rig of (6) Scoter Decoys, Maine or Canada

Watercolor on paper. Image 7 1/2 inches x 4 1/2 inches. Framed under glass 18 inches x 15 inches. Signed and dated lower left. Man fishing by bridge. Mark on Back Xanthus Smith estate Maine.Listed art

Two decoys including Mason black duck in original paint – some paint chips/wear – expansion crack in base – chip on tail; together with a Maine scoter with repair to neck.

"Queen Victoria from Her Birth to the Death of the Prince Consort" by Cecil Woodham-Smith, published by Alfred A. Knopf, NY, 1972, illustrated. The events of Victoria's life are portrayed against the

This is a Borzoi Book Published by Alfred A. Knopf, inc. Copyright 1972 QUEEN VICTORIA From Birth to Death of the Prince Consort by Cecil Woodham-Smith First American Edition 1972

Jerry Smith (IN, Active) 6x9 , WC , SLR , Maine Village , Depicting: rural village on cloudy day

Title: Map No. 1 United States- Maine, New Hampshire, Vermont Date: 1853 Size: 9.5 x 11.5 inches From Smith's "Quarto Geography Atlas. Revised Edition, with New Census" Please note that this lot has a

Map of New England and New York to Illustrate Olney’s School Geography drawn and engraved by Sherman and Smith; 1844. Shows Maine, Vermont, New Hampshire, Massachusetts, Connecticut, Rhode Island an

Maine Artist Howard Smith 1877-1954 Oil on Canvas of SeaScape. Used condition, wear, craclure, signed and dated 1946. 38" wide x 28"

Scoter, Gus Wilson, South Portland, Maine, 2nd quarter 20th century. Slightly forward head pose with carved eyes and inlayed neck seat. Slight relief wing carving. Measures 15.75" long. Notes: Decoy

Two primitive Maine decoys including a Scoter and Merganser in original paint. The former with turned head, and in very good condition. The latter with inlet head and small loss to left top side of he

Unknown Maine Maker. White Wing Scoter. c. 1940’s. Solid wood body with painted eyes. 14.5” x 8”. Provenance: The Linda and Gene Kangas Collection. Est. $300-400. Ship: $45

Dated 1858 on paper recording the birth, marriage & death of Thomas Merrill of Portland, Maine, who married Sophia Smith of Newburyport, Mass. On Sept 13, 1813 with list of names of their ten children

Monhegan Style Scoter by Gus Wilson of Portland Maine. Slightly turned inlet head. Chip on one side of tail, numerous cracks to body and paint loss. *Sold in 1992 at Gary Guyette and Frank Schmidt Auc

Zane Smith (Braves); Steve Yeager (Dodgers); Cecil Cooper (Red Sox); Rich Gedman (Red Sox); Dale Sveum (Brewers); Glenn Wilson, Topps 626 (Phillies); Juan Samuel (Phillies); Steve Trout (Cubs) ' Chet

Twelve reference books on Interior Design comprising "Paris Interiors" by Lisa Lovatt-Smith, "Mlinaric on Decorating" by Mirabel Cecil & David Mlinaric, "Indian Interior" by Angelika Taschen, "Rooms c

Bernard Brussel-Smith (1914-1989) Wood engraving titled "Sails Maine". Pencil signed and numbered 1/110. Measures 19 7/8" x 13 1/8" unframed.

Finely painted oil on canvas depicting row boat with red blanket, sailboats in background, and internal lighting from behind clouds, on rocky coast of Maine. Signed, Herzog, lower right. Titled on str

Oil on canvas, ship Mary Lord under sail, with information on reverse - Mary Lord of Port Ellsworth Maine, sailing into Camden Harbor, attributed to Solon Francis Montecello Badger. Image 21.5”