Freudenreich, Marek. Cyrk. Poland: P.Z. Graf. RSW, ca.

Freudenreich, Marek. Cyrk. Poland: P.Z. Graf. RSW, ca. 1970s. A pair of mimes with the word “Cyrk” filling in their legs. 26 x 37 ¾”. Folded, short marginal tear.

Swierzy, Waldemar. Cyrk. Poland: P. Z. Graf. Wroclaw. ca. 1979. A seal in a suit on a red field balances the word “Cyrk” on its nose. 26 ¼ x 38 ¼”. Folded. Very good.

Janowski, Witold 1926 -Cyrk (Woman Swinging)Offset ca. 197338.1 x 26.3 in. (97 x 67 cm)Printer: PZG RSWCondition Details: (A) mounted on linen #Poland #Circus

Cyrk Magic Poster. Poland, ca. 1970s. Color offset poster depicting a clown-magician levitating a young girl, suspended from a skeletal cane. 38 x 26 ½”. A.

Kotarbinski, Jan. Cyrk. Poland: Kujawska Printing House, ca. 1975. Depicting trapeze artists hanging from the bold, bubble-lettered banner. 26 x 38 ½”. Folded, with light discoloration.

Chemins de Fer de L'Etat Polonais ca. 1925  artist's name printed in image; printed Zak?. Graf. E.i Dr. K. Kozia?skich (Varsovie-Pologne) 39.5 x 24.75 in.

One Sheet (approx. 28"x42"), circa 1970's. Polish circus poster imagery became very progressive beginning in the 1970's. In no time at all, these posters were being accepted with open arms as fine exa

One Sheet (approx. 28"x42"), 1989. Another exceptional pictorial from Eastern Europe, this one depicting a snarling tiger. Cond A-/B, Un-mounted, with light creases from.

Pair of candlesticks. [Breslau (today Wrocław, Poland), ca. 1746-1758]. Silver (marked. Maker: Johann Gottlieb Schmidt?). Pair of candlesticks on a wide base. A dedication from 1813 is engraved

Poland, ca. 15th Century CE. This is a unique artifact of Medieval European history as well as the era of the beginning of the use of cannons in warfare. It is an authentic intact GRANITE stone cannon

An oval amber cabochon, 83 x 33 x 21.5 mm, on tubular silver and sueded leather cord. Poland, ca. 1985. 47", drops 5". 80.5 gs.

Western Europe, southern Italy, Naples, ca. 19th century CE; Eastern Europe, Poland, ca. mid-20th century CE. A fascinating pair of items: a copper Tornesi coin from Naples, Italy embedded in a pumice

Antique Silver Plated Sugar Casket / Box. Eastern Europe, Poland, ca. 1915 to 1939 CE. An elegant 87% silver-plated brass box for storing sugar, with a hinged lid and repousse motifs. The underside is

Marek Zulawski (1908 - 1985) Ladbroke Gardens 1938, oil on canvas 61 x 50,8 Sign. Down left: Marek z.

Mieoza–Tomaszewski, S. Cyrk. Polish, ca. 1970. A magician saws a woman in half. 38 x 26”. Linen backed. Few minor abrasions. Linen backed. A.

Jodlowski, Tadeus. Cyrk / Variete. Poland, 1968. Stylized, psychedelic poster depicting of a dancer with bright lettering. Unmounted. 38 x 26 ½”. Paper wavy; small corner creases, a few sho

MAREK FREUDENREICH (Polish, b. 1939), three "Wojna i Pokoj," directed by Sergei Bondarchuk (Soviet-Russian, 1920-1994), sheet (each): 33 x 22.75 inches, printed signature center right; and FRANCISZEK

UNBOXED PZ REPLICAS of Heyde of Germany, British Naval Flotilla. 8 pieces, flat and fully ronde warships. Condition near-mint. No box. Circa 1990s by Joe Shimek of Monterey, CA. PZ offerings are a ver

Cieslewicz, Roman. Cyrk / [Blue Dogs]. Poland, 1966. Offset lithograph. 38 x 26 ½”. Unmounted. Paper wavy; small creases and short tears, small sticker to verso. B+.

Three (3) original posters. All printed in Poland. 38 x 26 inches (sight - each). Ex Collection: New England Center for Contemporary Art.

Advertising Poster Polish Circus Cyrk, Panther. Country: Poland. Year: 1970. Artist: Hubert Hilscher. Size (cm): 69x98.5. Good condition, faint fold marks, creases in and minor tears in margins.

Native American, Southwestern United States, Navajo, ca. early to late 20th century CE; Eastern Europe, Poland, Baltic region, ca. late 20th to 21st century CE. This is a fine collection of vintage an

Mlodozeniec, Jan 1929 -Cyrk (Clown)Offset ca. 197838.1 x 25.9 in. (97 x 66 cm)Printer: Foreign Trade Enterprise, WarszawaCondition Details: (A-/B+) on linen, horiz. bubble and minor staining through t

Fred G. Korth (American, born in Germany, 1902-1983). "The Graf Zeppelin Above Grant Park, Chicago" gelatin silver print, ca. 1929. On verso: "Photo Korth - Chicago Aerial Survey No. 792.5." A view of