Blown Cranberry Glass American Indian Portrait Humidor

American Milk Glass Hand-Painted Indian Portrait Vase circa 1910 11 3/8 in. high

Pair of Bohemian cranberry glass lustre candlesticks, possibly Moser, 13" ht., there are enamel painted portraits medallions around the top, gold decoration vines all over the blown cranberry glass an

Pair of Bohemian cranberry glass lustre candlesticks, possibly Moser, 13" ht., there are enamel painted portraits medallions around the top, gold decoration vines all over the blown cranberry glass an

American Watercolor Oval Portrait Of Gentleman, Ca. 18th. C., H 2.7" W 2" 1 pc | Gold filled narrow frame with blown glass. Opaline glass back panel. Shown wearing a black waist coat and white cravat.

19th century, American or English. Cranberry colored blown glass pitchers with blown and pulled handles. Each with polished pontils at underside. Good condition throughout, no damage detected. H6 1/4"

This is a portrait of an American Indian painted in oil on canvas. The canvas is not stretched, but is mounted in a frame under glass. It is unsigned, and the age is unknown, but the frame appears to

Chalk and Charcoal Pastel Portrait of Native American Indian Apache Tribe Leader Geronimo, Signed Geo Kovach. Framed under glass, not inspected out of the frame. Work measures 15" x 12" frame measures

Two Pan-American Exposition Glass Vases circa 1901 each with a portrait of an Indian chief, marked "Indian Congress Pan-Am Exposition 1901" 7 1/2 in. high

American themed green glass cornucopia jar. Green glass jar in the shape of a cornucopia on a bronze mount with bronze cap at the end of the tail. Centennial portrait of possibly Thomas Jefferson to t

Fourth quarter 19th century. Light amber glass rolled in cranberry cullet and blown. Possibly Sandwich Glass Co. Pitcher with light amber handle, crack in handle and behind handle with Durand etched i

CLARK CRANBERRY GLASS FAIRY LAMP AND 2 VASES 3 PCS H 6"-10" W 5.5"-6" All hand blown. Cranberry to Clear Fairy Lamp H 6" W 5.5". Cranberry Vase with rigoree 10", Second Vase 6". All antique American c

Lot of 2 Blown Glass Aqua Historical Portrait Flasks - 1) Taylor / Washington, 7" H; 2) American Eagle / Dyottville, 8 1/2" H. No issues.

DESCRIPTION: Herb Babcock (American, b 1946) Blown glass vase with clear to cranberry tones, signed and dated: "Herb Babcock, 1980,# 15175"Purchased from (Habatat Galleries)CIRCA: 1980ORIGIN: USADIMEN

MARK MONSON (American d. 2013) A BLOWN CASED GLASS VASE, SEATTLE, WASHINGTON, 2001, of dimpled squared mouth ovoid form in speckled cranberry, pink, and purple glass, with blue interior, etched signat

19th century. cranberry to white opal base with pulled and applied handle. H9 5/8"

Blown Overlay Glass 15” Vase. White over cranberry. Hand painted portrait of woman. Bohemian circa 1880. Mint.

Blown Overlay Glass 15” Vase. White over cranberry. Hand painted portrait of a woman. Bihemian circa 1880. There is a minor scratch on the face that you can see in the closeup photo. Most would no

INDIAN WITH HEADDRESS AND PIPE. BEADED ACCENTS. FRAMED UNDER GLASS. MEASURES 17 3/4" X 21 3/4". UPDATED 2023 Terms for Purchasing and Shipping of Auction Items. Please read carefully before bidding. A

American, Early 20th Century, Two Oils On Canvas, Unsigned, 34 X 27 Inches, Painted Wood Frames 36.5 X 29.5 X 0.5 Inches, Paint Surface Stable, Varnish Layer Discoloration. See Photos For Additional C

19th C O/C Native American Indian Portrait "OCEOLA" Aka Black Drink. Accompanied By A Book "North American Indians" By George Catlin 1796-1872. This painting was purchased in a small house in the UK a

In the Style of Eanger Irving Couse Native American Indian Portrait on board in frame. Couse name scratched in back of board. Measurements in inches: 22 x 25, image: 12 x 15 Condition:Some wear along

19th/20th century, circular bases leading to cylindrical bodies with panels featuring varying hand painted portraits of young ladies, tiered shoulders and flared necks, 16-1/8 x 4-1/2 in. Provenance:

An expertly done Antique American portrait of an American Indian in traditional dress. Unsigned. Oil on canvas. 24 x 18 1/4. The work came from an American family collection in Paris where it has been

David Yorke [ 1949 - American ]. Titled "Morning Light". Subject matter features the bust of an American Indian woman with braided hair, wearing a braided choker and a tunic. Original oil painting on