Julia Homer Wilson

Julia Homer Wilson (1910-2001) Charleston Artist, Offset Lithograph from the original Drypoint Etching. St Philips Spire and Charleston Rooftops. In gilt wood frame. Measures 15"x19"x1/2". Weight 3 pd

1877 Blind Authors Artman Hall Poetry Memoirs Homer Holman Wilson “Beauties and Achievements of the Blind” is a collection of American poetry from famous blind authors including L. V. Hall, France

Nice example of the famous Homer Loughlin knob. A nice big oval cast in red bronze, with beautiful calligraphy recessed into the top. Homer Loughlin was an American icon of creative business strategy

Roseate Spoonbill, Engraving Attributed to Julia Warnicke, known for her animalistic paintings and engravings...exhibited in 1909..11 x 14 sight, professional frame and matting...at lower right engrav

Homer's Odyssey A Line-For-Line Translation in the Metre of the Original by H.B. Cotterill M.A. Printed in London, 1911. Bound in blue fabric with twenty-four illustrations by Patten Wilson.

Volumes 1-4. "Homer and his Translators", "The Genius and Character of Burns" and two with a collection of essays. Published by William Blackwood and Sons, Edinburgh and Lonson, 1856. Embossed hardcov

The feature of this auction is a 1969 Black Chevelle with SS 396 Badging. ZZ4 350 cu. in. Engine with aluminum heads, power steering, aluminum intake, MSD ignition box, coil, and distributor; Holley 4

Alexander Dzigurski, "From Sea To Shining Sea", o/c, 40" x 60", from the Franklin Mint Collection, Bicentennial Exhibition: America The Beautiful, Oct 5- Nov 16, 1975, signed lower right and dated 197

Louis Sullivan is considered the father of the skyscraper; using steel frames to hold up large and elaborate structures. He partnered with Dankmar Adler in Chicago for more than a decade but this 1894

portraying circa 1910 baseball scene, unsigned, with loses, 32"H x 40"W

24 teaspoons, 12 soup spoons, 12 salad forks, 12 dinner forks (7 1/2"), 2 serving forks, 7 assorted serving pieces (ramakin fork, olive fork, ladle, 4 serving spoons) 16 assorted handled pieces (1/2oz

Danish Modern Mid Century, Gudme Mobelfabrik Gudme, Hutch Base (2'7"h x 6'6"w x 1'6"d), Hutch Top (4'3"h x 4' 6 1/2"w x 1'6"d) Table (2'4 5/8"h x 5' 3 1/4"w x 3' 5 1/2"d), 6 chairs, 2 leaves

Teapot 32.7 ozt & 10 1/4"H, twin handled and lidded sugar bowl 19.60 ozt & 6 1/2"H, footed cream pitcher 9.95 ozt & 5" H, waste bowl (different feet than the other pieces) 9.8 ozt & 3 1/2"H, (72.05ozt

12 Dinner Forks (7.5"), 12 Salad Forks, 12 Soup Spoons, 12 Teaspoons, 12 Handled Dinner Knives (9"), 12 Butter Knives, 1 Ladle, 1 Handled Pie Server. no monograms, 95ozt (figuring .5 ozt for each hand

2 pair Qing Dynast Chineses Embroidered Wedding Robe Sleeve Band Cuffs, 1 pair has full scene with willow trees & writing - 26 1/2"l x 3 1/4"w (has some creasing), 1 pair has floral, catfish & tassel

William Gregg, 8 untitled illustrations, pen & ink on board, 12" x 8", all signed, original artwork used for illustrating the Franklin Library book "Laughing Boy" by Oliver La Farge, from the Franklin

Line & Bell Flower inlay, 68 1/2"w x 24"d x 36 1/4"h

Al Hirschfeld, "Marc Chagall", caricature drawing, 21" x 14", from the Franklin Mint Collection, can you find the hidden NINA

Mixed patterns but similar Kirk Stieff Rose and Jacobi & Jenkins, includes 11 dinner forks, 10 salad forks, 13 teaspoons, 11 table spoons, 1 demitasse spoon, 8 butter knives, 1 cheese knife, 13 dinner

Al Hirschfeld, H.L. Mencken drinking a beer and smoking a cigar, caricature drawing, 21" x 14", from the Franklin Mint Collection, can you find the hidden NINA

11 1/2"w x 11"h, Embroidered badge from the Qing Dynasty, depicts a pheasant which denotes a fifth rank official, roughly in the middle of the nine-tier ranking system, a high position. Circa early 19

Father, daughter, mother & son, with losses, 20"H

Robert Heindel, 6 illustrations, conte stick, "23" x 16", "Meg", "Amy", "Laurie", "Beth", "Jo", "Professor Bhear", original drawings were used for the illustrations in the Franklin Library book "Littl

The Marley design from Yale, c. 1890, is one of the most dramatic and graphic of in all of American hardware. Not only are these door handles extra large, measuring 20.25” x 3”, but they are c