7 Living American Artists silkscreens, ca. 1940's

Dale Nichols (1904-1995) ''The Hunter'' silkscreen in color, ca. 1940, signed in the image, published by Living American Artists. 9 1/8 x 12 1/8''

Marguerite Zorach (American 1887-1968)- ''Flowers''- silkscreen in colors, ca. 1940-42, published by Living American Art, NY, illustrated in 'American Screenprints', some scratches. 16 5/8 x 12 3/8''

Artist: Charles Henry Richert (American, 1880-1974) Title: Fishing Shack, Maine Year: ca. 1940 Medium: linocut Image Size: 7.9 X 9.8 inches Sheet Size: 9.4 X 11.4 inches Descriptio

Artist: Charles Henry Richert (American, 1880-1974) Title: Covered Bridge, NH Year: ca. 1940 Medium: linocut Image Size: 7.9 X 9.8 inches Sheet Size: 9.1 X 10.8 inches Description

Artist: Carol Bodendieck Chapman (American, 1936-living) Title: Stillwater Cove Year: ca.1980 Medium: original serigraph Image Size: 14.0 x 17.98 inches Sheet Size: 18.7 x 21.9 inches

American, ca. 1940, likely artist made, in a great standard size. Rabbet: 16" X 20", Overall: 27" X 23", Molding: 3 3/4".

American, ca. 1940, likely artist made ebonized frame. Overall 33" x 41", Rabbet 28" x 36", Molding 3"

American, ca. 1940, likely artist made. Overall 19 1/4" x 23", Rabbet 12 3/4" x 16 1/2", Molding 3 1/2".

Lota Vase. American, ca. 1940. A handsome spun brass vase filled with water is emptied by the magician. A moment later, it refills again. This magical re-filling is repeated several times. 7 " high.

A model of an American stagecoach used in the early 18th century. The four painted zinc horses pulling a carved and painted wooden carriage, circa 1940, loss and wear, measuring 8.75" x 34" x 7.5".

Description: A gelatone print ca. 1940s after Grant Wood's painting The Midnight Ride of Paul Revere, held in the Metropolitan Museum of Art.Type: Gelatone printMaterials: PaperMarkings & Inscriptions

American, ca. 1940. Lithographed tin horse ridden by the Lone Ranger with twirling lasso. Functions properly. 7.5"h.

American, ca. 1940's. Colorful lithographed tin shack on a three wheel cart. Functions properly. 7.25"h., 9"l., 4"w.

American, ca. 1940's. Two white painted horses with riders pulling a red painted circus cage containing a bear. 7"h., 13"l., 3.5"w.

American, ca. 1940's. Lithographed tin police station with plastic doors and green police car. Car is 7.5"l. Police station is 3.5"h., 8"l., 5.75"d.

American, ca. 1940's. Colorful lithographed tin jalopy with driver. 4"h., 7.5"l., 3.5"w.

American, ca. 1940, having linen liner. Rabbet: 17 1/2" x 23 1/2" Overall Dimensions: 22 5/8" x 28 7/8" Molding Width: 2 3/4"

Native American, Northwest Coast, by master carver Ray Williams (Nootka First Nations artist), ca.1940s CE. An attractive totem pole, hand-carved from fine-grained wood, probably cedar or alder, and d

[ARTIST UNKNOWN]. (American 20th century). Crucifixion. ca. 1940s. Oil on canvas. Signed lower right, A. L. Pollock. 31 x 16 ¼. Frame: 33 ½ x 19”. Surface dirt. Canvas rippled in local

**Originally Listed At $400** Edward Joseph Finley Timmons (1882-1960). Oil on canvas, ca. 1940s. Signed on lower left. A delightful landscape painting by American artist Edward Timmons. Timmons prese

Two West Coast Florida scenes, both oils on artist board. Ca 1940's, initialed on lower right and verso, one not signed. Largest H: 20, W: 24 inches. Dora McCollister graduated from the Columbus Schoo

For Your / Summer Vacation / World's Fair / New York  ca. 1940   artist's name printed in image; printed Polygraphic Company of America, Inc., N.Y.C. 23 x 13.25 in.

Presented by the Eastern Railroads ca. 1940  artist's signature printed in image 40.5 x 25 in.

Exchange Tube. American or British, ca. 1940. Unusual chrome tube that switches one object for another. A discreet twist of the tube locks the inner chamber in and out of place. 7 x 3 ”. Light surfa