RUTH THIEL Depression Era Pastel "Holiday"

RUTH J. THIEL (American 20th Century) Depression Era Pastel "Holiday" 20" x 15.5" (50.8cm x 39.3cm)

Monroe Reisman, Pastel, Depression Era Urban Women. Signed, framed. Size: 20 x 16.5 inches image, 28 x 24 inches outside frame

Depression era prints & charcoal, industrial, includes print, oil rigs, signed James E. Allen, 10.5" by 6.75" (art only), this print in loose, not framed; "The Forgotten Men", by Morton D. Levine, 6"

Pastel Portrait of a Woman by artist Lemembre, a traveling artist among the major cites of Colonial America with artist listed as an oil pastellist. Appears to be signed and dated 1779 Lemembre. Frame

Kewa Depression Era Thunderbird Necklaces second quarter 20th century lot of 3, sizes include: length 22 inches, pendant length 2 inches x width 1-5/8 inches, weight 34.2 dwt. length 24-3/8 inches, pe

Kewa Depression Era Thunderbird Necklaces, Pair second quarter 20th century lot of 2, single-strand necklaces, both featuring a thunderbird pendant lengths 26-1/2 inches and 22 inches From the Collect

Circa 1930s Large Oil on Canvas Painting Farewell Gathering of Figures Depression Era. size: 38 in. x 47 in.

Pastel Portrait of Gentleman by artist Lemembre who was a traveling artist among the major cities of Colonial America with artist listed as oil/pasellist. Appears to be signed and dated 1778 Lemembre.

Original WPA 1930s Depression Era oil painting on masonite board. A study with a farmer plowing a field in a sunlit landscape. Striking palette of yellow, orange, green and blue. Mystery artist monogr

(lot of 8) American Depression-Era dining chairs, c.1930s, upholstered back and seat, with nailhead trim, foliate carved front legs, stretcher-joined base, rising on bun feet, including: (2) armchairs

Depression-Era Antique American "Visible" Glass Mail Box With Aluminum Fittings.1920's Pressed transparent glass mailbox. Measures 12" tall 5" across 3" deep. Nice condition with no chips.

Heading: Author: Parker Title: Moderne "Thrift Time" Lot of Two Fountain Pens, 1930s Place Published: Publisher: Date Published: Description: Pair of reddish-brown Depression-

ASSORTED DEPRESSION-ERA GLASS DRINKING ARTICLES, LOT OF SIX, comprising three tumble-ups with one being a Green Waffle, a blue Panel-Optic, and an opaque green enamel-decorated example, and a three-pi

THOMAS HART BENTON, Watercolor 1930s DEPRESSION ERA INDUSTRIAL TOWN; many working men figures, automobiles. Watercolor painting, Signed BENTON; matted and framed. Beautiful arts and crafts frame.Size:

city genre- likely depicting a depression era waterfront encampment with garbage scow, oil on Masonite, signed 'Philip Reisman' (lower right), UV light reveals 4 (1.5"-2.5") inpainted areas at upper c

Pressed steel, c. 1928, Washington, PA, made by one of the few Depression era toy makers, all original body, paint and trim, tin litho dashboard, missing windshield, hood ornament on blue highlighted

Depression-era Say-It Neon Art Deco wall clock, having octagonal shape, black clock face, featuring neon numbers and borders, to include intact neon 25"h x 25"w x 7"d We happily provide seamless shi

Thomas Hart Benton, Watercolor and Ink Painting / Drawing, Signed Benton. Scene of a 1930s Depression Era River with Industrial Buildings, Working Figures, Boats. Framed and matted. Size: image 10 in.

Interesting collection of items related to Depression-era outlaw Wilbur Underhill Jr. and his gang of bandits from Cookson Hills, Oklahoma. The collection includes three original 8 x 8 United States B

Herbert Griffith Owens (Born 1902) Waukee Elevators Circa 1940. The view of a Depression-era grain elevator complex in Waukee, Iowa is signed lower right front and titled by an original label of the p

32/33" waist by 29" inseam UNBRANDED DEPRESSION ERA DENIM JEANS condition: good/wearable NO RESERVE

softly tanned hide simply embellished with rows of tin cones along lower hem and hide fringe at arms; depression-era red, black, and turquoise colored medallion, length 32 in. x chest 46 in. second qu

American criminal, burglar, bank robber, and Depression-era outlaw (1901-1934). Often called ‘Mad Dog’ or the ‘Tri-State Terror,’ he was one of the most wanted bandits in Oklah

Published Harold Rabinovitz WPA era Depression drawing NY soup kitchenactory Workers Eating. Five social realist figures in an interior with factory beyond, 1936 illustrated in the Rabinovitz catalogu