ANDREA TAVERNIER (Torino 1858-Grottaferrata 1932) Wood

Paul Quinsac, France (1858-1932). Oil on canvas portrait of George Feydeau, signed top left, mounted in carved gilt wood frame. Measures 29.25"H x 23.25"W framed; 22.25"H x 16"W unframed. Condition re

Maralunga sofa for Cassina. 1970. Wood and padded fabric.. Cm 240,00 x 75,00 x 80,00. Literature: Giuliana Gramigna, Repertorio 1950-2000, Allemandi, Torino, 2003, p. 211; Andrea Branzi, Il design ita

Pair of armchairs. 1932. Wood and leather.. Cm 48,00 x 71,00 x 52,00.

Smoke Tree Ranch, 1932 Wood engraving on paper under glass Edition 37/60, signed lower right: Paul Landacre, titled lower left Image: 6.75" H x 10" W

Alice Barber Stephens (American, 1858-1932) Untitled (Seated Woman), watercolor, signed. Size: 23'' x 17.5'', 58 x 44 cm (sight); 31.5'' x 26'', 80 x 66 cm (frame).

Alice Barber Stephens(1858-1932), entitled "Sometime", watercolor Illustration, signed lower right and dated '96, title plate on frame lower center. Provenance: From the Eugene Field (Great American C

German Bronze and Onyx Table Thermometer ca. 1897, mounted with a patinated bronze bust after Eugen Bormel (German, 1858-1932) and dated 1897, the onyx column-form base with rococo gilt-bronze trim, t

Antoine Philippon (1930-1995)& Jacques Lecoq (born in 1932)SideboardVarnished wood, glass and aluminumEdited by E.I.B MinvielleModel created in 1967H 74 × L 165 × W 52 cm

Stool for Borsa Valori, Torino. 1952. Wood, metal and artificial leather. Cm 39,00 x 53,00 x 39,00. Literature: Ferrari F., Gabetti e Isola : 1950-1970 , Allemandi, Torino, 1986, tav 1

Paul Frankl 'Speed' sofa, designed 1932 Leather, wood. Manufactured by Frankl Galleries, USA. 24" H x 85" W x 39" D

Mucke-Melder Vanity and stool Czechoslovakia, c. 1932lacquered wood, chrome-plated tubular steel, mirrored glass vanity: 69.75 h x 33.5 w x 19.25 d in (177 x 85 x 49 cm) stool: 17.5 h x 19.5 dia i

J. Hagemann, attribution Wardrobe ThonetGermany, c. 1932enameled wood, chrome-plated steel 71.25 h x 71 w x 24 d in (181 x 180 x 61 cm) Wardrobe features three doors concealing hanger ro

Oil on canvas, signed lower right and on stretcher Emilio Bucci (?) 1858, gilt wood and gesso openwork frame, some losses, relined, 20" x 29", G-VG

Paul Frankl 'Speed' lounge chair, designed 1932 Leather, wood. Manufactured by Frankl Galleries, USA. Together with associated Frankl style ottoman. Chair: 27" H x 42" W x 41" D Ottoman: 18" H x 31.5"

Sven Markelius Orchestra chairs, set of six BodaforsUSA, 1932lacquered wood 31 h × 17.5 w × 19 d in (79 × 44 × 48 cm) This work will ship from Wright

Mart Stam Chairs, set of six Gebruder ThonetThe Netherlands / Austria, 1932lacquered wood, chrome-plated steel armchair: 31.5 h x 21.25 w x 20 d in (80 x 54 x 51 cm) side chair: 31.75 h x 15

American. 1932. Inlaid wood veneer case. 17 1/2 x 20 x 10". Functioning. CODE:RAD Bryan Beatty collection.

16th/17th century painting after Andrea Del Sarto,on wood.The composition follows closely the composition of Del Sarto's "Madonna col Bambino, San Giovannino e angeli". 28" x 35"./////////////////////

Signed 1932 Art Deco Hardwood Carved Knight. Initialled And Dated Lower Right, B. D. 1932. 13 Inches H x 9 W.

Jean-Michel Frank Ecart International 2 club armchairs + ottoman. Designed 1932. Brown leather, wood. Armchair: 80 x 81 x 86 cm. Stool: 37 x 64 x 64 cm. With the manufacturer's name on the foundation

F. J. Dierckxsen (Dutch, 19th Century) "Cattle Grazing in a Meadow", 1858 oil on wood panel unsigned, old handwritten label with artist and date en verso. Framed. 24" x 34", framed 32-1/2" x 41-1/2"

GRANT WOODIowa, 1891-1941"Self Portrait", the smiling face of the artist wearing eyeglasses. Signed and dated verso "Grant Wood Stoneley, 1932".Painted plaster cast, 3.5" x 2.5". Notes:According to th

Rita Alfreda Sapira Shain, Attribution (American, b. 1932) Untitled Sculpture  wood signed illegibly to underside H 11 3/4 inches. Property from the Collection of Leonard Stark, Chicago, Illinois

Pair of Serge Roche Neoclassical mirror-clad black lacquered wood consoles, circa 1932. [37" H x 59 1/2" W x 14 1/2" D]. Water damage on base; cracked mirror and silvering.