"Order In The Court" William Sharp Lithograph

William Sharp, American (1900 - 1961) Lithograph on Paper "The U.S. Supreme Court" Pencil Signed on Lower Margin. Measures 19" H x 26-1/2" W, frame measures 25-1/4" H x 32-3/4" W. Condition: Some toni

William Sharp pencil signed lithograph. Signed in pencil lower right 'William Sharp'. Titled in pencil "Just Liquor doc" lower left. Measures 11.75" x 15.75" sheet size. Image is in Ex/Ex+ condition,

William Sharp (New York, Austria 1900 - 1961) signed lithograph. Signed 'Wm Sharp' in pencil lower right. Artist initials and date 'W.S. 1936' in plate lower right. Title 'Vera Stretz Trial' in pencil

LOT (4) INCLUDING (2) CHARLES BRAGG COURTROOM PRINTS INCLUDING "TORTE" & "WITNESS", FRAMED & GLAZED-16 X 17 1/2"; WILLIAM SHARP LITHOGRAPH, "NOTHING BUT THE TRUTH", FRAMED & GLAZED-21 X 16"; .999 SILV

(3) WILLIAM SHARP (AMERICAN, 1900-1961) COURT SCENE ETCHINGS , SIGNED IN PLATE - 16" x 13" OVERALL

William B. Sharp, Stone Lithograph, Ocean Scene of a Submarine Victory, 10-1/4" x 12-1/2" Sight, Pencil Signed Lower Right '1945, 10 Prints on Left, Lower Center Inscription Reads "To Charlie Bunnell"

Including William Sharp pencil signed courtroom lithograph; Irving Amen pencil signed etching, titled "Baby #2", edition 85/200; Zamy Steynovitz print of angel, signed lower right, editioned EA 24/65;

William Sharp Print of Attorney in Court Room Scene with signature in lower right corner. Used condition, matte burn, framed size 14 1/2" x 18 1/2" wide

William Gropper 1897-1977 Lithograph Judge Court Scene , Pencil Signed: Gropper. Original framing. Vintage. size: 14 x 18, 23 x 27 outside of frame. ASKart: William Gropper (1897 - 1977) was active/li

Edward James Duncan after William John Higgins, lithograph, "The Bentinck" of 1800 tons and 520 Horse Power, To the court of Directors of the Peninsular and Priental Steam Navigation Company… pa

Lot consists of two Republic of Texas court documents, including: an order for a court summons in San Augustine County, dated 1845, ordering William W. Holman to appear for a case regarding plaintiff

William Gropper New York (1897 - 1977) Court Scene color lithograph signed lower right and numbered 83/200 lower left. Biography from the Archives of askART: New-York born artist William Gropper was a

Antique, Victorian maplewood, Wells Richardson & Co. Diamond Dyes display cabinet. From "Burlington Vermont, USA". Lithograph depicting a court with jester and members... "Now comes the Page in garmen

(2) Ernest Haskell (American, 1876-1925) lithographs: Lady in Black, signed and inscribed lower left, 11" x 4-1/4" sight, 17" x 10-1/4" overall; Becky Sharp, signed and inscribed lower right, 9-1/4" x

(13) color lithographs on Arches paper, unframed, loose, all pencil signed, including: from "Court Scenes" of 1960, (2) "Plea Bargain", 193/200 & 199/200; (1) "Closing Argument", 2/200; PLUS from "The

[EXTRA-ILLUSTRATED] BAKER, W.S. William Sharp: Engraver, with a Descriptive Catalogue of his Works. Philadelphia: Printed for the Author, 1877. Number 5 of 11 copies especially "Illustrated with the i

rated 8.9, 18.5"x25", lithograph is in good condition, has "H" signature in the lower right-hand corner, framed and matted under glass.

William Sharp Industrial Landscape Austriaoil on canvas 25 h × 17 w in (63 × 43 cm) Signed to lower left 'WS'. This work will ship from Rago in Lambertville, Ne

Wolfson, William ( American 1894-1966) Black & White Lithograph on Paper titled 'Rock Drillers' signed w. Wolfson & numbered 22/25. (He was born in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania in 1894, 6 years after his

(BOTANICAL.) William Sharp. [Secondary bloom phase from] Victoria Regia; or the Great Water Lily of America. Large chromolithographed plate. 18¼x23¼ inches sheet size; registration pinholes,

Large antique hand colored etching print after William Sharp (1803-1875 American) Depicts the Great Water Lily of American (Complete Bloom) in pink and blue colors. Housed in an antique gold gilt fram

"Still Life" lithograph in good condition is signed "Wm Dickerson" and measures 12x9, total dimensions are 15.5x12.5x.75.

Charles Brass lithograph titled 'May It Please the Court'. Pencil signed lower right, titled lower center and numbered 828/950 lower left. Measures 22" (56cm) x 18" (45.5cm) + 4 1/4" (10.8cm) mat & fr

LOT OF 4 SKETCH BOOKS OF WILLIAM SHARP. WILLIAM SHARP WAS A WELL KNOWN SKETCH ARTIST AND HIS WORK INCLUDED COURTROOM SKETCHES DURING THE LINDBERGH TRIAL.