PAIR OF BLUEBILLS attributed to Lloyd Tyler,

PAIR OF BLUEBILLS attributed to Lloyd Tyler, Crisfield, MD. Very weathered working paint and fair structural condition. Numerous holes drilled in bottoms. Early Crisfield style pair

This is an extraordinary pair of Frank Lloyd Wright-attributed chairs in their original cerusé oak finish. The seats are newly upholstered in a rich mohair velvet. Stunning from any angle, these

Attributed to Lloyd Wright (1890-1978) end tables, pair USA fir, rosewood unmarked 18 1/2"w x 17"d x 22"h Provenance: The Estate of Michael Rabkin, Los Angeles, California Catalog Note: Architect Fran

PAIR OF ROBERT MCGAW (HAVRE DE GRACE, MD, 1879-1958), ATTRIBUTED, BLUEBILL DECOYS, hen and drake, painted eyes, each retaining original weights, hen branded "Lutz" to underside of base, drake retainin

Attributed to Frank Lloyd Wright (American. 1867-1959) Pair of Arts and Crafts Leaded Glass Casement Windows, c. 1915-16 glass, oak H 39 1/2 x W 19 1/2 inches. These windows were purportedly removed f

Attributed to Phillip Lloyd Powell (1919-2008) table lamps, pair USA, 1960s walnut, brass, linen unmarked 20"dia × 33"h

Pair Machine Age tubular chrome end / side tables. Two-tiered with black lacquered wood. Attributed to Alfons Bach (1904-1999) for Lloyd Loom Manufacturing, c. 1930. Dimensions: H 23" x W 11" x D 25.5

Swivel. Chrome bases. Upholstered. 30" h x 24 3/4" w x 26" d. Seat height 19".

Balsa body greenwing teal drake, Lloyd Tyler, Crisfield, Maryland. Relief wing tip carving. Signed and dated 1945.

Painting on board, Lloyd Tyler, Crisfield, Maryland. Signed "Lloyd Tyler" lower right. Two dead hanging mallards. Board measures 25" x 12.5".

Pintail, Lloyd Tyler, Crisfield, Maryland. Long body with slightly turned head. Scratch feather paint detail on back. Measures 20" long. Notes: Decoy

Standing full body decorative widgeon hen, Lloyd Tyler, Crisfield, Maryland, circa 1940. Head is turned, tail is fanned and scoop carved on underside. Wooden legs mounted to board with painted feet. 1

Pair Attributed to Moser Cabochon Gilt Glass Vases, Mid 20th Century. 8 cobalt blue cabochon panels with gilt swirls throughout. Scalloped base. Weight Approx., 10 lbs Measures Approx., 5.85 inches di

attributed Lloyd McNeill (American, b. 1935), Vow Loveserigraphic poster in colors, with printed signature at lower right, framed. Frame dimensions 35 1/4 x 23 1/4 in. From the Collection of the late

Lloyd Tyler, signed and dated 1931, goose decoy, painted wood, glass eyes, 25.5".

VERY EARLY BLUEBILL, attributed to Charlie Waterfield, Knotts Island, NC. Head may be a replacement. Very weathered working paint. Bottom weight. Very early North Carolina decoy

VERY EARLY BLUEBILL, attributed to Charlie Waterfield (1881-1973), Knotts Island, NC. Very weathered working paint. Very good structural condition. Possible restoration to head. Bottom weight. See “

6 figural porcelain candlesticks, including a pair attributed to Derby, 9"H; pair with blue Meissen crossed swords marks, 9 3/4"H; 2 single candlesticks, 10 3/4"H and 9 5/8"H. Some with bocage backgro

Early Crisfield Goose Crisfield, Maryland, c. 1920 24 in. long This early gunning warrior appears to have a body by Lloyd Tyler and a head possibly by the Ward brothers. Old paint with heavy gunning w

Albert Cheuret, Pairs (attributed), H. 31 cm. Alabaster shades, gilded bronze mounting. Marked: 5015, further faint mark.

Elongated pintail drake by Doug Jester who appears to be making pintails much in the manner of LLoyd Tyler. Tip of bill has slight “puppy chews”. Neck check. Paint appears to be excellent and orig

EARLY PINTAIL DRAKE by Lloyd Tyler, Crisfield, MD, circa 1940. Old working paint and good structural condition consistent with age. Some slivers missing and several tight checks to back. Small chip (3

Pintail drake by Lloyd Tyler who definitely believed om a lengthy pintail form. Check in left side of head. Wonderful old wood with checks in body, one on left side of head. Original gunning paint by

(lot of 4) Chinese calligraphy couplets: first pair, attributed to Zhang Zhuosheng (20th century); the second pair of a seven character couplet, manner of Yu Dafu (1896-1954); each bearing signature a