SCOTTISH SCHOOL FIGURE OF EVE, CIRCA 1938

A Scottish designer mixed media cigarette box by Richard Coley (1938-2009), produced circa 1970s in the Art Nouveau style of the 20th Century Glasgow School. Wood, enamel, and other elements. Lidded w

A Scottish designer mixed media cigarette box by Richard Coley (1938-2009), produced circa 1970s in the Art Nouveau style of the 20th Century Glasgow School. Wood, enamel, and other elements. Lidded w

"Edinburgh Castle from the North". Signed and dated lower right, verso bears old pencil inscriptions. Pencil and Gouache on Card Stock. Measuring 4.25" by 8.25". Unframed. (Cond: , has damage to upper

Scottish School, circa 1900 Portrait of a Gentleman, likely James Cullen of Leith, Scotland Oil on canvas Label to verso for Aitken Dott, the leading frame maker and gilder in Edinburgh that eventuall

Charles Noke for Royal Doulton, The Jester figure, HN1702, circa 1938, painted numbers, 27cm high

A Fine Large Pair of Antique Porcelain Bisque Figures, Adam & Eve, circa 1870. They are very finely done with both wearing leopard skins and decorated with bunches of grapes. Both are marked on the un

20th Century Aboriginal School, Untitled Figures, circa 1990, ceramic hand built pot with relief decoration of white slip and earth oxides, 7.5 x 9.5 inches, Provenance: The Estate of James Winokur

European School (Scottish Circa 18th Century or Later) Landscape of Ben Lomond, Scotland with two shepherds and their sheep Oil on canvas mounted on board Unsigned Title and attribution on verso John

AMERICAN SCHOOL, MODERNIST STONE FIGURECirca 1940. Signed indistinctly. Depicting a man, in the manner of Rodin.Height 15.25 in., Width 5.5 in.

Marijan Kockovic, Croatia ( 1923-1991 ) Bronze Figure " Adam and Eve" Circa 1972.Condition: Generally Very Good Condition.Dimensions: L 12.5", W7.5", H 7".Provenance: From a Long Island, NY Home.Pleas

Early 20th century, Scottish School, Oil on canvas, Figures outside Gowrie House, Perth, Scotland. Approx. 22" x 29 1/4"

American School (20th century), Abstract Figure, circa 1960, oil on canvas, unsigned, canvas (unframed): 47"h x 47.5"w

AMERICAN SCHOOLCirca 1951Figures in the woods of Maine. Signed lower right "K.D.". Inscribed verso "This was painted about 1951 in Maine".Oil on panel, 23” x 19". Framed

AMERICAN SCHOOL, MODERNIST CARVED OAK FIGURE OF MOSESCirca 1945. The bearded figure holding the tablets. Height 20 in., Width 7.25 in. Depth 5.75 in.

AMERICAN SCHOOL, MODERNIST WOOD FIGURE OF A WOMANCirca 1945. On an ebonized base. Height overall 9 in., Width 3 in.

J. Chein Company New Jersey - Circa 1938 This colorful walking figure is 6” and works very well. Material: Tin

Attributed: Evel Knievel, (1938-2007) Circa 1960s American School Oil on Canvas "Harbor Scene" Signed Top Right Corner EvEL. Measures 30-1/8" x 40". Frame measures 34-1/4" x 44-1/2". Estimate: $50.00

SCOTTISH PAIR OF GLASGOW SCHOOL ARTS & CRAFTS VITRINES, CIRCA 1900 oak with glazed panels and velvet lined interiors, glass panels(112.8cm wide, 76cm high, 41cm deep)

Antwerp School, Circa 1640 Three Figures in a Landscape with Two Putti oil on tin 22 x 27 7/8 inches. Provenance: Aline Thorold (1869-1951) m. Ernest James Wythes (1868-1949) at Copped Hall, Essex, un

AMERICAN SCHOOLCirca 1950Abstract figures. Signed lower left "E. Kline".Oil on board, 28.5" x 18.5". Framed 32" x 31".

circle of CHARLES LESLIE (English 1835-1890) A SCOTTISH SCHOOL PAINTING, "The Lows of Perthshire, Scotland," CIRCA 1890, oil on canvas, verso inscribed with title, place, name, and date on stretcher,

Circa 1930, polychromed figure of a Scottish man dressed in traditional kilt resting upon his sword, the head lifts to reveal the wand, the striker plate is on the bottom, slight wearing of paint comm

Possibly Scottish circa 1840, the figure of a monkey holding a cane and the reverse showing a coin slot, decorated overall with a fine striated agate-like glaze, measuring 5.1/8" high.

20th Century Ceramic School (possibly Roger Zellner), Three Figures as One, circa 1970's, incised glazed ceramic sculpture, 12 inches tall not including wood base, incised indistinctly R Z at the base