American chalk model of a dog, c. 1900, possibly a

Antique American Painted Wicker Side Chair, c. 1900, possibly Heywood Wakefield, scalloped crest rail, serpentine seat with apron, h. 42 1/2 in., w. 16 in., d. 15 1/2 in Condition: Structurally sound.

American quarter sawn oak cabinet, c.1900, possibly originally a coin-operated machine stand, case fitted with single drawer, over two fall front doors, opening to storage interior, rising on cast iro

Steam Engine Large Scale Metal Model. Huge flywheel on this working model c.1900. Base is 30 inches long and 16 inches tall. Flywheel is 15 inches tall.

The selection displaying their original finish includes examples in chrome, brown granite enamel and original black enamel paint. The black paint model is lettered RENZ in the casting. Measure 5 x 10

(or possibly a dog), vintage toned gelatin silver print, c.1900, Sarawak or Borneo, 19cm x 24cm

American Beaux-Arts style turn-of-the-century, c. 1900, cast iron andirons / fire dogs, a pair, the tapering two legged forms with decorative strap work and stylized bellfowers in the manner of Stanfo

American salesman's sample steam engine c. 1900 enameled steel, mahogany, leather 10.75 w x 22.5 d x 17 h inches Model features several levers and a pull chain which articulates the wheels and mechani

Possibly Kokomo Stained Glass Company (American founded 1888), circa 1900, monumental Beaux Arts arched stained glass window, having polychrome rippled slag and opalescent panels, and scrolled anthemi

Possibly Kokomo Stained Glass Company (American founded 1888), circa 1900, monumental Beaux Arts arched stained glass window, having polychrome rippled slag and opalescent panels, and scrolled anthemi

Possibly Kokomo Stained Glass Company (American founded 1888), circa 1900, monumental Beaux Arts arched stained glass window, having polychrome rippled slag and opalescent panels, and scrolled anthemi

Possibly Kokomo Stained Glass Company (American founded 1888), circa 1900, monumental Beaux Arts arched stained glass window, having polychrome rippled slag and opalescent panels, and scrolled anthemi

Antique chalk figure of a young girl wearing a WWI army helmet, band uniform, cow girl boots and holding an American flag 14"H, paper mache character dog [possibly Bonzo], spinning head and jointed ar

"Little Girl with Dog"; c. 1970; Oil on Canvas; 29" x 21.5"; Signed Upper Right; Framed (under glass).

Lot (2) pieces of artwork including American School, C. 1900's portrait of a woman, oil on canvas (signed top left corner "E.S. Schanz", 18 1/2" x 14"), along with dog portrait signed "Ruby / MLB '90"

American School, 19th C. portrait of a girl with a dog. The sitter is possibly a "Maine Heiress" Oil on canvas. Appears to be unsigned. Housed in a later added contemporary frame. Sight Size: 30 x 25

Central motif is a compote surrounded by assorted symbols including dog, American shield. Possibly initialed in upper left hand corner and dated "1879,80, 1880" Later framed with birds eye maple. 24 1

Mid-19th C. cherrywood back, pine top, possibly ash sides. Losses, wear. 23-1/4"h x 8"w

South American & Mexican pottery group, 20th c., seated figure possibly older, (4) pieces, incl. a seat figure, (2) Venezuelan models of bulls, and a coiled object, 13"h x 11.5"w x 5.25"d (largest), 7

Colonial America 18th Century Naval Ship's Cathead Portrait of an English King or Possibly an Apostle Hand-Carved Oak Wooden Figurehead Design Model Standing Upon a Scrolled Base c. 1780 18th Century

Bronze statue, lifesize child and two dogs playing on a log, possibly Jim Davidson (American 20th c.), in outdoor condition (green patina), 76"h, 92"w, 20"d Start Price: $500.00

Portrait of a dog, executed in charcoal and white chalk on wove paper, signed by Franklyn H. Stokes (American, 20th cent.). Stokes seems to have been a New Haven, CT artist, and this could possibly be

Antique 19th C American Handmade Folk Art Doll House. Hand made and hand painted. Exterior painted with bricks, has center cupola and two chimneys. Possibly an architectural model of an actual home. I

Carved and painted wood model of a 2-mast schooner, the name Corvo painted across the stern. Painted backdrop shows a New England lighthouse, possibly at Portland Head, backed by pine trees. Handsome

AMERICAN ASHCAN STYLE OIL ON CANVAS, C. 1950, H 24", W 20", SHOPKEEPER WITH MAN & DOG:Rainy city street; unsigned on recto; marked on verso of canvas, "S Hassequist April", possibly "Hasse Quist" (see