Edwin Brown

Edwin Brown (English (Coventry), 1814-1891), "Bay Horse in Stable"-1854, oil on canvas, signed and dated lower left. Horse painting depicting a standing brown Bay horse with bob cut tail in a stark st

Edwin Brown (1814-1891) Edwin Brown (1814-1891) 'Newminster', winner of the St Leger, 1851' inscribed 'Newminster 1857' verso, and inscribed in pencil 'E. BROWN/NOTTINGHAM/PAINTED 1857' on the stretch

Edwin BrownAmerican, 1869-1958Watercolor, gouache on paper, signed and dated '08 lower left. View off a rocky coast with crashing waves, a ship and a flock of gulls visible over the horizon. Matted be

Circle of Edwin Brown (English, 1814-1891). "Bay Horse in Stable", oil on canvas, apparently unsigned. Figural painting depicting a dark brown horse standing in full length in a stable beside trough,

A leather bound traveling sewing casewear consistent with age and use. 3 1/2 x 6 3/4 x 4'' x 9 3/4'' Provenance: Edwin Brown and Ross Trump estate- Medina, OH

1890 $1 Treasury Note, Edwin M. Stanton, Large Brown Seal, Rosekrans-Houston

(6) 45 records: The Contours, The Pirates, Floyd Brown, Blinky and Edwin Starr, The Mellokings and The Monotones CONTOURS 45 Shake Sherry 1963 Pop Soul 1 sided Promo 45rpm The Pirates: Mind Over

Antique hand-colored engraving of dog and cat in a barn with trapped rat in the foreground. Color variation; Cream yellow dog, red-brown cat and brown rat. Sir Edwin Landseer name printed on the lower

BOOKS: Signed 1934 Unsinkable Mrs. Jay Molly Brown, Lewis Graham and Edwin Olmstead. The Unsinkable Mrs. Jay. Covici-Friede, New York. First edition, 1934. Hard Cover. 5 3/4 x 8 1/4 inches. 308 pages.

Cyrus Edwin Dallin (American, 1861-1944), The Scout, 1910. Bronze with brown patina. Measures appx 8 3/4" tall x appx 8 1/2" w. Signed on base C.E. Dallin (Copyright) 1910. Stamped on base Gorham Co F

Monumental Ceramic Chalice Form Vase, signed and dated "Scheier - 63" on base, with sculpted primitive figural and faces decoration, glossy to matte glazed surface in brown to yellow tones, 13" high,

Edwin and Mary Scheier glazed earthenware bowl, c. 1970s, USA, brown and copper glazed with blue highlights, incised decorated with molded primitive masks, signed "Scheier" on foot, 9"h x 9"dia Proven

Three flaring bowls in amber, café-au-lait, and brown glazes, New Hampshire/Arizona. 20th c.; All signed SCHEIER; Tallest: 4" x 7 1/4" dia.

Three footed bowls in copper over black, café-au-lait, and black over brown glazes, New Hampshire/Arizona, 20th c.; All signed SCHEIER; Tallest: 4" x 6 1/2" dia.

Two footed bowls in celadon over brown and amber over brown glazes, New Hampshire/Arizona, 20th c.; Both signed SCHEIER; Taller: 4 1/2" x 6" dia.

Four pieces: two chargers, sheer white and mottled brown and green glazes, and two bowls in mottled brown glazes, New Hampshire/Arizona, 20th c.; All signed SCHEIER; Largest charger: 2 3/4" x 16 1/2"

Ribbed stoneware vessel with matte brown exterior and mottled glazed interior, New Hampshire/Arizona, 20th c.; Signed SCHEIER; 4 3/4" x 5 1/2" dia.

1934, Unsinkable Mrs. J.J. (Molly Brown), Signed 1st Edition Lewis Graham and Edwin Olmstead. The Unsinkable Mrs. Jay. Covici-Friede, New York. First edition, 1934. Inscribed "March 8, 1936. To

THREE PIECES EDWIN & MARY SCHEIER STUDIO POTTERY American, late 20th century, ceramic, all signed Scheier to underside. Including brown glaze bowl with abstract female figure dancing across surface (3

This is a beautiful large turquoise green and brown swirl design low console bowl by Edwin and Mary Scheier. It was made sometime in the 1940's. The color is amazing! There is one small inside rim chi

Various types of horse illustrations in brown, black, green, blue and red coloration. Sight size - 8"H x 11"W. Mat board size - 12"H x 16"W. Weight - 2lb 14oz. Age related wares. Overall good conditio

Torrington, Otto M.- ''A Catalogue of the Etchings of Levon West''- William Edwin Rudge, New York, 1930, numbered 76, with original etching signed in pencil, hardbound in brown with yellowed spine, st

Torrington, Otto M.- ''A Catalogue of the Etchings of Levon West''- William Edwin Rudge, New York, 1930, numbered 840, 4to, hardbound in brown cloth, ghost image burned on adjacent page of most of the

Edwin Alderman & Joel Chandler Harris (editors.) LIBRARY OF SOUTHERN LITERATURE. New Orleans, Atlanta, Dallas: The Martin & Hoyt Company. C. 1909. 8vo. 16 volume set bound in publisher's brown cloth.