Ducrot, Frank. Two Chautauqua stage renderings.

Actor, Frank Langella signed 10x8 colour photograph. Langella Jr. (born January 1, 1938) is an American stage and film actor. He has won four Tony Awards: two for Best Leading Actor in a Play for his

Weapons made as gifts for the oriental market that were presented to high-ranking dignitaries and figures. Two-stage barrels decorated with stars, trophies on gilt and blue grounds, modern-type locks

Josef Frank. Two '1142' shelves, 1950s. H. 118.5 x 100 x 27 cm. Made by Svenskt Tenn, Stockholm. Wood, painted green.

Edward Maynard Second Model Saddle Ring Carbine. Serial no. 17636 [lower tang], .50 caliber, 20-inch two-stage barrel with fixed front sight and folding re

.Louis Choris (1795-1828). Pencil sketches on paper, 1815-1818. Image sizes: 8 x 17 inches and 4 x 17 inches, 24 x 29 4/8 inches framed. A fine pair of pencil sketches, in two stages, one of Manila in

ERIE LITHO, 1933. FEATURING ALL THE CIRCUS ACTS WITHIN THE TENT INTERIOR. 3 RINGS, TWO STAGES AND HIPPODROME TRACK. ONE SHEET. PROFESSIONALLY CONSERVED, LINEN-BACKED.

A Haida double-faced dance rattle depicting two stages of a transformation mask, one with a still face and the other with a protruding tongue. Each includes facial features painted in black and red in

Europe, 19th Century Includes two stages of Jesus carrying the cross and third of the crucifixion of Jesus. Each board 30 1/2" x 23 1/2".Each frame 34 3/8" x 27 5/8" From the collection of a Wakefield

The 10C was introduced in the mid 1920s, it employed two stages of RF amplification and was the first successful AK radio employing condenser tuning. In overall very good condition, all tubes and knob

Two Frank Finney (Cape Charles, VA) signed bird carvings, including Goldfinch, stamped on base,, the other signed with a carved F on base, lengths 7" to 8"

Watercolors. Max 45 1/2" x 21". Descended in the Gorham Family..

Frank Finney - Two black and yellow birds on a flower. Carved and painted wood. Signed under base. Condition: Excellent original condition. H 10-5/8" L 15" W 4-5/8". Copy and paste link for high-res i

A Jean Michel Frank style two door cabinet having straw diamond form inlay. The interior having four adjustable shelves. Ht: 59" Wd: 55" Dpth: 15.5"

An interesting parquetry cabinet in the manner of Jean Michel Frank having two doors and a fitted fifteen drawer interior. Ht: 34" Width: 42" Depth: 15"

An iron and leather writing desk in the manner of Jean-Michel Frank having two drawers with brass pulls. Ht: 31" Wd: 49.5" Dpth: 19.5"

An iron and leather writing desk in the manner of Jean-Michel Frank. Having two drawers and covered in burgundy leather. Ht: 32" Wd: 47.25" Dpth: 19.75"

Frank Finney - Two Chipping Sparrows on a base of leaves. Carved and painted wood. Signed under base. Condition: Excellent original condition. H 4-1/4" L 7-1/2" W 5-1/2". Copy and paste link for high-

Set of two Frank Lloyd Wright Foundation (American 1940) silk scarves comprising, a scarf, copyright 1998, based on the design for the David Wright House, Phoenix, Arizona, 1950-1952 and a 'Hoffman Ru

Etching, Frank Benson. Two hunters in marsh blind with single duck in air. Signed lower left. Professionally matted and framed. Visible Image measures 9" x 11". Provenance: Charlie Hunter, III collect

Frank Lloyd Wright Two Part Sectional Sofa by Henredon, fabric needs cleaning, height 30 inches, length 64 inches.

A pair of Frank Lloyd Wright designed 'Taliesin' barrel armchairs (model 606), produced by Cassina, in cherry wood with red fabric seats. Each is fully marked on its seat's underside, including serial

Description: Handmade oil painting of Frank Sinatra's clown’s era.Measures: 23.5" x 15.5"These two paintings are accompanied by a certificate Provence Private Collection Spain. Note:We combine

Two (2) Frank Meisler Sterling and Gold Plated Articulated Camels. Signed. Large camel is numbered 557/730 (11-1/2" H x 11-1/4" L). Seated camel is numbered 648/730 (8-1/4" H x 12-1/2" L). Good condit

Frank W. Neal (1915-unknown date) Chicago -New York. A founding member of the South Side Community Art Center in Chicago (1940). Featured in the first exhibition in 1941 at the South Side Community Ar