Quite Early One Morning

Heading: Author: Thomas, Dylan Title: Quite Early One Morning Place Published: London Publisher:J.M. Dent & Sons Date Published: [1954] Description: (12mo) original printed

NO RESERVE Thomas (Dylan) Quite Early One Morning, first edition, frontispiece, previous owner's ink signature, original cloth, slight bumping to spine extremities, dust-jacket, loss to spine extremit

Dylan Thomas. 1960

Abstract Serge Deherian O.S.A.Born in Yerevan, Armenia in 1955, Deherian is a graduate of Yerevan's Panos Terlemezian High School of Fine Arts in the Oil Painting Division. Following graduation he wor

Blair Drawson's "Early One Morning" limited edition print, signed lower right, titled lower middle, and numbered 80/125 lower left. Minor to very minor wrinkles lower right and lower left corners, min

Probably a Brass Prototype • Possibly by Kyser & Rex Company American - 1890’s - 8” Long Bill Werbell says that he bought this fascinating bank in the late 1960’s early one morning at Schupp��

Ruth Kerkovius (1921-2007) Latvian/ New York. Two large folio lithographs, pencil signed by artist in limited edition. Includes: "Early One Morning" - Artist Proof - total frame size 27 1/4" x 31 1/4"

Circa 1810. Hand decorated set included three dishes each with hand painted scene at the center. The dishes have some slight hairlines and one staple repair which is quite early. They display very nic

American/Japanese - 1930's to 1960's - 7" to 8.25" Tall. The one mounted to a wooden base is quite early 1920/30's and finely detailed. Fine or Better Condition. ***Domestic shipping for this lot will

4-1/2" to 10" tall. The largest one with a man sitting on a barrel has paint flaking form the top. Two of the megs appear to be quite early. Condition (Very Good - Excellent). Size Largest: 10" T.

30 Medium size buttons from the first half of the 19th C, These early gilt buttons must have been quite the rage in the 1830's and 40's and must have looked spectacular on a garment. Issued: DIVISION

316. FOUR EARLY HARPERS PRINTS BY T.NAST | Thomas Nast prints, three of his early Santa Claus & one of a little girl on Christmas morning, a contemporary Nast card is included. Provenance: The Karyl N

Quite scarce and one of the early Playboy wannabe’s, Jackpot men’s magazine apparently did not last too long. This is just the second issue (Vol. 1, No. 2) and I’ve not been able to locate any f

Two pieces of early and quite difficult to acquire 19th century Staffordshire china, one being a covered vegetable or gravy bowl, measuring 9.5" in width and a plae of 10.25" diameter, both titled - V

A brass lock and key made for the New York & Erie Railroad. This is an early Erie name. This is one of the over-sized locks that is quite heavy. No maker and large initials stamped on the drop. It has

American, late 20th / early 21st century. A group of three black and white decorative pottery pieces comprising of one Velma Vallo (20th century) "Morning Glory" geometric motif jar with red bottom, S

Pair of early Staffordshire Fairings. "Good Night" (3 1/2" L., 3 3/4" Ht.), and "Returningat one O'clock in the morning" (3 1/4" L., 3 1/2" Ht.).

Lot of 37. One Pioneer Card (Halleneck), 3 early no split backs (1903 Figueroa, Bellevue Terrace, Woman's Club), 4 RPC's (Friday Morning Club, common homes, etc.), Names include Chester, Baldwin, Roch

This helmet represents one of the earliest modern fiberglass diving helmets made! Manufactured by Advanced Diving Equipment Company and designed by George Swindell, this specific example is quite uniq

This one is quite Rare and Possibly a First Edition. Very Early Issue by Caty Latham, late 1965 The scarf is an Early rare first Edition , As the Copyright has been incorporated as a "C" into the lock

This is one of the most elaborate ruby to floral enamel painted, matching prisms, shade and vase circa 1850's-1860's. It is quite the beautiful piece of glass. Measures approximately 22" in height.

One banner is in poor condition with cloth loss. The other cloth banner does have strong colors with some paint loss, it does display quite good. There is a kite kit that is unused as well as two pape

19TH CENTURY MILLINER'S SHOP, WITH TWO DRESSED LADIES SURROUNDED BY THE WARES OF THE STORE. GOOD, AS-FOUND CONDITION, OPEN TOP FOR GLASS PANEL. ONE WOMAN'S DRESS HAS QUITE A BIT OF SHATTERING. 15 1/2"

Likely 18th century. The piece has an elegant form with a figured handle at one side and spout at the other. The piece is marked at the underside center but worn at the middle so it is quite difficult