Friends From Far Away by Alexandra Nechita

Alexandra Nechita (Romanian / American, b.1985) Lithographs (2) items including 2003, signed and dated in pencil bottom right, #76/195 'Friends From Far Away'; and 2003, signed and dated in pencil bot

Sissel Skille Faraway Friends Kristin Norway Porcelain Head Doll Approximately 16 1/2 inches tall.

Includes Happiness is a New Day calendar, and Good Friends are never far away, Tallest measures 6 1/2 x 3 1/4 x 3 1/4 inches.

ALEXANDRA NECHITA (b. 1985). SHARING MOMENTS from Friends & Fairy Tales, 1997, color lithograph, signed and dated lower right: Alexandra Nechita: 97. Numbered lower left: 35/99 in pencil, published by

Alexandra Nechita (b. 1985) Cubism style lithograph titled "No Bridge Too Far". Pencil signed and numbered 790/2500. Measures 44" x 35.5" w/ frame.

Pen and ink on paper. "Miss Sarah Nance" with a house and letter to a friend. In the letter is noted the date May 18, (18)47 and that she moved from "Highland" to lands far away from her birth. Crease

Depicting a figure laying in the foreground.Signed, watercolor on paper, G. Inness lower left. Inserted on the back of the frame is the auction information, lot #1, from the sale of InnesssÂ’ daugh

Nantucket Landscape, signed lower bottom, Annie B Folger (1852-1936). Pastel on paper, 12.5 x 32 inches sight, 24 x 34 inches . Annie Barker Folger was so modest about her paintings that she exhibited

Each consisting of octagonal shadow box frames with glass, one side with a centering heart, the other with a centered star with an abalone shell in the middle that is surrounded by rose pedal designs.

Queen Anne high chest with three over four graduated thumb molded drawers. Molded cornice and shaped skirt on cabriole legs with stocking drake feet. Philadelphia, c. 1780, original brasses, old repai

Prancing form with glass eyes and a faceted Jewell on harness, with the original leather and iron stirrups. Appropriate wear with scattered paint loss. Mounted on custom painted base with brass pole P

Large impressionistic painting of a crane in flight flying over Folgers March on Nantucket at sunset, oil on canvas, signed lower right. David lazarus, born 1952. 23 inches x 36 inches sight, 31 inche

Removable woven lid, with small round incised Mahogany plaque Double wrapped rim with Oak handle and ears with Mahogany base. John B Folger, is written in ink on exterior bottom. Attributed to Rowland

Engraving of Roosevelt, framed with letter with Colonel Roosevelt signature, with plaque on frame, 16 inches H x 20.5 inches W.

Oil on panel in gold leaf frame, signed,F.P Corso, l.r. Title and date written on back, Creeks 1992, Overall, 15.5” H x 19” W, window, 9” H x 12.5” W Frank Corso, b.1952 Frank Corso is an inve

Watercolor and Gouache on paper in its original Oak frame. Titled, signed and dated (1906) on the bottom left. James Walter Folger (1851-1918), 8.5 inches x 19 inches sight, 13.5 inches x 24 inches ov

Rodney Charman Untitled, looking down Main St from Fair St Oil on Canvas, signed, l.l in a gold leaf coved frame c. 1980's, Overall 28”H x 37.5”W, window 19”H x 30”W, flaking spots on frame

The Chesapeake style eagle is clutching the Stars and Stripes shield and holding a ribbon banner in its beak, made of Pine, original surface with scattered spots of gilding, 3” piece of banner is mi

Horse head hitching post, retaining the entire length, including the portion set into the ground for stability, American, late 19th century, 60 inches High.

Spread wing eagle in flattened full-body form perched on a ball. Molded copper with cast zinc head and talons. Verdigris weathered surface throughout, mounted on a rectangular iron base, Attributed t

Large oil on canvas of Clarks Cove, signed lower right,oil on canvas, 17.5 inches x 35.5 inches sight, 21 inches x 39 inches overall.

Unusual form, carved in relief in three sections. The fierce eagle is clutching two long olive branches that go around the roundel up to the head. The ground is painted black with brown notched dental

Primitive horse and jockey, illegible signature bottom right, English, c. 1780-1820, 11 x 13 inches sight, 14.5 x 16.5 inches overall

Two sailors woolworks wrought by the same hand, each depicting a three masted English ship, with a sea of contrasting dark and light blue with white. Mounted in Birdseye Maple frame, c. 1870, One wool