Tucker Smith - Lost Cabin Creek

The Mountain Valley War, The Man Called Noon, Tucker, Under The Sweetwater Rim, North To The Rails, Treasure Mountain, The Lonely Men, Galloway, End OF The Drive & The Rider of Lost Creek. [KRE 524]

Tucker Smith (1940- ), Silver Tip, oil on canvas, 24 x 32, signed lower left: Tucker Smith 07 verso: Prix de West Invitational (label verso), Provenance: From the collection of Joy and Tony Greene (la

Tucker Smith (b. 1940) Goats of Norway, 2004 oil on canvas 20 x 24 inches 25 5 x 29.5 inches (frame) Signed Lower Right: Tucker Smith 04 PROVENANCE Private Collection, Dallas, Texas

Heading: Author: Smith, Clark Ashton Title: Lost Worlds Place Published: Sauk City, WI Publisher:Arkham House Date Published: 1944 Description: (8vo) original black cloth, picto

ARKHAM House. - Clark ASHTON SMITH. Lost Worlds. Sauk City, WS: 1944. Octavo. Original cloth, gilt lettered spine, dust-jacket (light toning to the backstrip of the dust-jacket). Provenance: King Lawr

Artist: Tucker Smith Title: Hay Sled Medium: Lithograph on Paper Limited Edition: 19/1000 Art Dimensions: 16 H x 20 W inches ARTIST BIO: Tucker Smith, b. 194

Artist: Tucker Smith Title: First Light Medium: Lithograph on Paper Limited Edition: 23/1000 Art Dimensions: 19 H x 29 W inches ARTIST BIO: Tucker Smith, b.

Artist: Tucker Smith Title: A Break Medium: Lithograph on Paper Limited Edition: 23/1000 Art Dimensions: 19.5 H x 28.5 W inches ARTIST BIO: Tucker Smith, b.

MEINEKE WINTER CABIN CREEK OIL ON CANVAS PAINTING Meineke, Oil on Canvas, depicting a winter cabin scene beside a creek. Signed lower left. Canvas is 18.25 x 12". Set in gold frame. Shipping / Pick-Up

approx. 44 bust and waist, a couple spots found otherwise good condition, see photo's

Crazy Detailed Country Cabin Wooden Lined Box Purse. 9" W x 8" T x 7 1/2" Deep w/ 6" Hvy Chain Drop. Sgnd. Lou Smith, Natchitoches, Louisiana

Smith, Tucker (1940-), Rabbit Brush, Lupine and Sage, oil on canvas, 20 x 24, signed lower left: Tucker Smith 02, Provenance: The Artist; From the Collection of Bob and Curtice McCloy Literature: Tom

Smith, Tucker (1940- ), Wyoming Icons, oil on canvas, 10 x 12, signed lower right: Tucker Smith 94, Provenance: From the Collection of Bob and Curtice McCloy Literature: Tom Davis, Patrons Without Pee

8" H. Caddo Friendship Bottle. Quachita Co, AR. Ex-Tucker Smith. Appears solid with possible minor rim repair. Pictured in Roy's collection in Legends (p128) and WW#5 (p81). Hathcock

Prophet William Blackmon (1921-2010). John The Relevater. 1994. Signed and dated. Paint on board. Excellent condition. 24"w x 48"h. Provenance: Smith Creek Art. Est. $1,000-2,000. Ship: $150

Willie Jinks (1921-2012). Fish and Hoper Man Double-Sided Painting. Signed. House paint on found plywood. Great environmental condition. 32"w x 22"h. Provenance: Smith Creek Art. Est. $500-800. Ship:

Willie Jinks. You Can Walk Closest To Me I Ever Seen. 1997. Signed and titled. House paint on found plywood. Great environmental condition. 16"w x 31"h. Provenance: Purchased from Smith Creek Art Gall

Prophet William Blackmon. King Hezeriah. Signed and dated. Paint on board. Excellent condition. 23.5"w x 19.5"h. Prov: Smith Creek Art, 1988. Est. $1,000-2000. Ship: $55

Willie Jinks. Bird Got Pretty House. c.1997. Signed. House paint on found plywood. 48"w x 21"h. Provenance: Smith Creek Art. Est. $500-800. Ship: $175

John McQuirk. Untitled (Red Figure On Right). 1997. Signed and dated. Craypas and paint on paper. Excellent condition. 28"w x 33"h with frame. Provenance: Smith Creek Art Gallery, purchased in 1998. E

To include: Pablo y Virginia, printed in Spanish in Paris, 1822, owned by George Tucker Smith, graduate of UVa and a USN Surgeon; Heirs of the Kingdom by Mary Stuart Smith; McGuffey's First and Third

California oil on canvas "Lost Creek", 16"x20"

This collection by Simitar consists of: (1) Meade Of Gettysburg. (1) Civil War Tactics & Armaments. (1) Confederate Heroes Of Gettysburg. (1) Joshua Chamberlain. (1) Last Raid At Cabin Creek. This lot

Nice pairing of two unique forms of Smith Bros. decorated victorian opal glass: One example a celery vase, the other a spooner.