Chloe Amelia

Custom framed- Original artwork signed. Approximate frame size 27 x 31 Image size 20 x 24

American (Kentucky), second quarter 19th Century. By Mary Stephens. Finely executed alphabet and numerics. Dated July the 4th, 1831. Fine appliquéd silk flowers. Paris, Kentucky. Frame, 18.25"h. 18

American, 19th Century. Stunning design with a central basket of flowers with a butterfly and bird, flanked by a cherry tree and an oak tree, dated 1844 and initialed "M.H.F." small areas of crude rep

American, 18th Century. The circular three-board mustard-painted tilt-top above a well with hinged lid, flanked by single-board scalloped-edge sides, raised on molded shoe-feet joined by a single cent

European, 18th or 19th Century. Oil on canvas, unframed. Seated portrait of a noblewoman wearing elaborate dress. Restored, lined. 48"h. 38"w.

American, Circa 1922-1923. Watercolor on paper in a gilt frame. View of buildings of various sizes perched on a hilltop. Signed on lower right. 17"h. 20"w. (image). Frame, 25"h. 28"w. Exhibited, The C

Swiss, late 20th century. Rolex Oyster Perpetual Submariner watch, gold and stainless bracelet and case - 40mm. Blue dial with date window, blue enamel bezel. Currently in running condition, sold 'As

American (Bucks County, Pennsylvania), 1st quarter 19th Century, cherry with poplar secondary. Bonnet with broken arch pediment, carved rosettes, turned finials, freestanding pilasters and arched door

American, 20th Century. Lithograph on paper, "Soucoupes Dans Le Noir", published by Maeght in 1969. Pencil signed and numbered to lower edge. Purchased from Galeria Maeght, 2/2/1999. 43"h. 29"w.

China, probably late 19th Century. Pale grey/green with carved dragons. Minor edge flakes. 5.5"l.

Ca. 1900. Well carved with applied black surface. 13.5"h. 19"w. 6.5"d.

European (France), mid 19th Century. Oil on canvas in a later frame. Signed on lower left. View of an urban back alley. 11.25"h. 11.25"w. (sight). Frame, 18.5"h. 18.5"w.

American, 19th Century. Three painted blue, one yellow, one red, one green, one gray, one mustard, and one dark patina. All appear to have original paint. One bail handle. Two smallest boxes have lapp

European (France), late 19th Century. Bronze. Signed in the casting and with the foundry mark for Barbedienne. 4.5"h. 6.5"l.

American (Massachusetts), 19th Century. Rare large papered band box by Joseph Tillinghast of New Bedford, Massachusetts featuring firemen fighting a house fire. 12.5"h. 17"l. 13"d.

American, ca. 1950. Black and white "Storming The Castle". Artist signed in pencil in lower right margin. Numbered in pencil "10/25" in lower left margin. Purchased from Garth's Auctions, 6/18/93. Res

Fourth quarter 18th Century, tiger maple with pine secondary. Dovetailed case, solid ends, bracket feet, three overlapping dovetailed drawers and fitted interior. Old and possibly original finish has

American (New York or Ohio), 1917. Oil on canvas in a period frame. Signed and dated on lower left. View of a river running through a winter forest. 28.5"h. 26.5"w. (sight). Frame, 33.5"h. 31.5"w.

American (Tennessee), circa 1790-1810. Two-board top with applied raised rim over bulbous turned column with boxed frame. Top, 19"dia. Overall, 25.5"h. For related examples and attribution research, s

"Flash Comics" No. 66, 1945 an All American Publication, featuring the Flash and Hawkman, "Fantastic Comics" No. 5, 1939 by Fox Publications featuring Samson, and "4 Favorites" No. 18, 1945 by Ace Boo

American (Ohio), mid 19th Century. Marked "Duhme & Co." Bands of birds and urns, scroll handles have acanthus leaves and lion heads, bird finials and bird head spouts. Hot water urn with relief portra

American, 20th Century. Lithograph on paper, "Soucoupes Volantes". Pencil signed and numbered to lower edge "74 / 75 Calder". 43"h. 29"w. Purchased from Galeria Maeght, 2/2/1999.

Chinese, 20th Century. Pale green. Belt hook with dragon, 5"l. and a water dropper with incised dragons. 4"l. Together with a small, thin walled cup. Ex Edward G. Wilson (Philadelphia). 2.25"h.

American, 20th Century. Lithograph on paper, "Soucoupes Dans Le Noir", published by Maeght in 1969. Pencil signed and numbered to lower edge (number 55 from an edition of 75). Purchased from Galeria M