C P Shipley Spurs

A pair of iron spurs with nickel crescents and copper star overlays, the shank with dramatic upturned ornament split off, star rowels, marked C.P. Shipley Kan City Mo inside both heel bands, three old

The fine example with high pommel and cantle is beautifully stamped in a crisp pattern of alternating diamonds overall, the warm mahogany brown color has a rich uniform patina throughout, the signatur

Offered here for your consideration is a C.P. Shipley highback saddle. Shipley founded the Charles P. Shipley Saddlery and Mercantile Company of Kansas City in 1885. The company went out of business i

Rarely seen eye popping set from a highly collected maker, with an oversized cut-out card suit design, deeply flower tooled and perimeter studded with brass studs and slotted conchos. Accented by a la

Coveted double marked Shipley horse measuring cane, wrapped with alligator hide, showing great age patina.

Super nice very uncommon fully flower carved stockyard saddle with a great profile and color.

Rustic pair of ranchy batwing chaps with great patina, pockets, and ranch brand. Nicely maker marked.

Great set of early Western Wear with fancy tool work and Brass beads decorations. Leather is aged but overall is in great condition!! Belt on chaps is stamped C. P. Shipley Kansas City

The horse hood with eye cup lenses is stamped C.P. SHIPLEY KANSAS CITY in oval. Provenance: John Royle Trust and Living Estate, Independence, Missouri. AN ABSENTEE BID PLACED IN ADVANCE COULD LOSE TO

The high-back Western saddle is decorated in stamped decoration of intertwined design outlining the edges of the undercut swell, each skirt and jockey, across the seat and around both sides of the can

Featured in this lot is this P.M. Kelly silver mounted steel spur pair, circa 1960's. The spurs show fantastic design and construction with swivel spur strap lugs. The outside lug shows a silver mount

Charles P. Appel (1857-1928, New Jersey) oil on canvas sunset landscape. Colorful scene with trees in the foreground and a small pond reflecting the light, a colorful sunset illuminates the background

C. P. REAM STILL LIFE "MELON & KNIFE", OIL /CANVAS (CARDUCIUS P. REAM 1837 - 1917) 14" X 20" PROV. WILLIAM DOYLE, 1987

Eugene Joseph Constant Pierre Petit (French, 1839-1933) "Duck Hunting in an Autumnal Landscape" oil on canvas signed lower right. Framed. 15" x 18", framed 22" x 28"

MARSHALL, John (1755-1835).   The Life of George Washington. Philadelphia: C. P. Wayne, 1804-1807.   5 volumes 8vo (218 x 132 mm). Engraved portrait of Washington after Gilbert Stuart in Vol

Real nice sunset scene with lake and boat signed C. P. Appel (Charles 1857-1928). Awesome frame, relined, estate fresh. 47" wide, 25" tall.

C. P. Montague (Texas, 1927-2010), bluebonnet landscape, oil on canvas sight: 18 x 24 in., frame: 26 x 32 in. Provenance: A Victoria, Texas collection "C. P. Montague" was the pseudonym of

Two plates, Russia, 20th c., plate with suprematism decor, painter's signature A.A. Chekulina on verso, Ø 20 cm, plate with symbols from the time of USSR, photo of Gorbachev, Lomonosov manufactory,

C. P. Montague, snowy Texas landscape, oil on canvas sight: 30 x 40 in., frame: 37 x 47 in. We happily provide seamless shipping services on everything we sell. Please email us at shipping@vogta

* A C. P. Goerz Weitwinkel-Dagor f/9 210mm Lens, black, serial no. 561351, body, VG, elements, F, some separation, in Copal-No.3 shutter

O/P STILL LIFE W/ GRAPES SIGNED C.P. REAM, 19TH C. 7" X 5"

ARTIST: Pauline Thweatt - C P Montague (Texas, 1927 - 2010) NAME: Texas Landscape MEDIUM: oil on canvas CONDITION: Excellent. No visible inpaint under UV light. SIGHT SIZE: 11 x 14 inches / 28 x 35 cm

19th Century George Parker Greenwood (British 1850-1904) Framed & Lighted Oil Painting of Ferry. Scene features ferry and sailing boats in foreground with industrial cityscape in background. Signed an

C. P. Rising. (Charles Parmelee Rising), Am., 1859-1920, five watercolors of the Finger Lakes region near Auburn NY, all signed, with titles associated by the family, perhaps inside the frames - "Nigh