Gerry Newcomb (20th century)

Gerry Newcomb(20th century)UntitledKiln-cast frosted glassSigned: Newcomb24" H x 15.5" W

Gerry Newcomb (American, 20th c). Large cast glass and mixed media sculptural wall mounted triptych depicting the artist's iconic abstract compositions. Each numbered along the verso.Height: 36 1/2 in

Newcomb Macklin, 20th century, gilded frame in the French style, in a great standard size. Overall 38" x 48", rabbet 30" x 40", molding 4".

Kim Newcomb (American, 20th century), circa 1970/71. Group of four iridized art glass vessels or vases. Each signed and dated on underside. Approx. height 6.12" (tallest); h. 4.37" (smallest).

Newcomb Macklin, 20th century, gilded frame in the French style. Overall 23 3/4" x 31 3/4" , Rabbet 18" x 26", Molding 3 1/4".

Important Early 20th C. Newcomb Macklin Hudson River Frame with Fluted Cove Interior. Newcomb Macklin label verso. American 20th century Provenance: The historic period frame collection of Eli Wilner.

Newcomb Macklin. American 1920 Provenance: The historic period frame collection of Eli Wilner. The collection previously included frames adorning 28 paintings on the walls of the White House, as well

Early 20th C, Newcomb College art pottery, New Orleans, Louisiana, a nice deep blue body with mint green and beige decoration, marked N within C, "R202, 22" "HB" for the artist Henrietta Bailey, very

An early 20th century Newcomb College Art Pottery vase decorated by Sadie Irvine. Baluster form with Blue landscape decoration depicting trees with blowing Spanish Moss. Impressed maker's mark, "SV86"

An early 20th century Newcomb College Art Pottery vase decorated by Anna Francis Simpson. Bowl form with Blue floral decoration at the rim. Impressed maker's mark, "KN30" date mark (1919), and artist'

NEWCOMB-MACKLIN FRAME20th CenturyWith typical arrow-form corner splines. Retains original label.Aperture 20.5" x 24.25". Overall 27.5" x 31.5".

American early 20th century Newcomb Macklin frame. With remnants of original gilding throughout frame. Rabbet Size: 34 3/8 x 26 5/8 in. Overall Framed Size: 39 x 31.5 in. (08-12) (36) Provenance: The

Gerry Sparks (American, 20th Century). Original impressionist oil on board painting. Subject matter features a figural village scene with foliage. Signed and dated '73 lower left. Work Size: 35 x 23.5

NEWCOMB-MACKLIN STYLE FRAME20th CenturyCarved and gilded wood.Rabbet size 18.25” x 20.25”. Overall 21.5” x 23.5”.

NEWCOMB-MACKLIN STYLE FRAME20th CenturyRabbet size 16.25” x 18.25”. Overall 19.5” x 21.5”.

A large pottery jar with a lid by listed artist Gerald Newcomb of Washington. Circa 1970's. Jar is signed on the bottom by the artist. Newcomb (1951-) is a 20th century artist known for his sculpture.

American, 20th century, likely Newcomb Macklin. Overall 39 1/2" x 20", rabbet 27" x 31", molding 6 1/2".

NEWCOMB MACKLIN FRAME, American, Early 20th Century,,Stamford-White style, hand-carved, gilded frame, fits an 8 x 10 inch canvas, 13 1/2 x 15 5/8 inches (overall), PROVENANCE: Private Collection, New

Victorian and Edwardian Décor, Craft I the Machine Age, 20th Century 1920-1945; The New comb Style; Gustav Stickley by Cathers, Trhe Arts and Crafts Movement in Europe nad American; The Art that is

Newcomb College Diploma and Pottery Plaque, early 20th c., consisting of a Bachelor's Degree diploma for Lucille Brakenridge, from June 1914; together with a glazed pottery shield plaque for Newcomb C

A Henrietta Bailey (1874-1950) for Newcomb College candlestick . New Orleans, LA. Early 20th century. Green matte glaze with line design around the cup. Stamped on base. 6 1/2" x 4 3/4".Provenance: Fr

Angela Gregory (1903-1990, Newcomb College), "Still Life of Candlestick and Cup," 20th c., oil on board, presented in a gilt frame, H.- 19 3/8 in., W.- 15 1/8 in.

Still life with roses. Oil on Canvas. In a Newcomb-Macklin frame. From a Hamptons, Long Island NY estate. - Dimensions: 30" h x 25" w. Frame: 38" h x 36" w.

Early 20th century, Louisiana. Excellently decorated vessel having a nice flared rim and in well kept condition with no restorations. The base is marked with a series of hallmarks and maker's marks. S