Reginald H. Neal (1909-1992) New Jersey (two)

Reginald Neal (1909-1992 New Jersey) ''Red Circle Moire'' 1969 Screenprint 24''x24'' Sheet. Pencil signed and numbered 55 of 60 edition lower margin. Framed 25.5''x25.5''. Scattered paint touch ups to

Reginald Neal (American, 1909-1992) "Square of Two" Color lithograph. Signed 'Reginald H. Neal' (lower right) and 'Square of Two 3/100' (lower left). Sight: 23 x 23 in. Associated American Artists Gal

Lot of two including a pencil signed Reginald Neal (1909-1992)lower right, western landscape with train, Illinois artist, sight 13 x 9 1/4, matted and framed, 18 3/4 x14 3/4; and engraving pencil sign

HENRY GASSERNew Jersey, 1909-1981Two works: “Afternoon Shadows” and “Road to Rome”. Both signed lower right “H. Gasser”.Watercolors on paper, 9.75” x 7.5&#822

George Gach (American/Hungarian, 1909-1996) "Two Eagles", Patinated Metal Dimensions: Sculpture 19 1/2" H Property from a private Alpine, New Jersey collection (MLEN473)(MS)

Reginald Neal (American, 1909-1992)The Gold Train, 1945Lithograph on paper<

Reginald Neal (American, 1909-1992) Cripple Creek, Colorado. Lithograph, pencil signed lower right, dated 1941, titled, and inscribed, '28 prints' and 'To Dorothy' 13.25" x 17.25" Frame: 24" x 28.25"

W/C LANDSCAPE W/STREAM SIGNED H. GASSER (HENRY), 1909-1981 NEW JERSEY, SIGHT 8" X 12"

Hackettstown, New Jersey two-piece cherry cupboard, circa 1810, having a molded cornice, arched glass doors and scalloped base. Provenance Ex-Harry Hartman collection. 82"h. x 44"w.

Signed H. Gasser l.r. (Henry Gasser, Newark, New Jersey 1909-1981). 10-1/2"h x 14-3/4"w image sightline From a Collection Purchased in the 1940s from a Newark, New Jersey Art Gallery.

Signed l.l. H. Gasser (Henry Gasser, Newark, New Jersey 1909-1981). 10-1/2"h x 14-3/4"w image sightline From a Collection Purchased in the 1940s from a Newark, New Jersey Art Gallery.

Signed l.r. H. Gasser (Henry Gasser, Newark, New Jersey 1909-1981). 10-1/2"h x 14-3/4"w image sightline From a Collection Purchased in the 1940s from a Newark, New Jersey Art Gallery.

Polia Pillin (1909-1992) vases, two Los Angeles, California high glazed ceramic underglazed signature to each larger: 4 3/4"dia x 2"h

Polia Pillin (1909-1992) vases, two Los Angeles, California glazed earthenware signed taller: 3 1/2"dia x 8 1/8"h

ARTIST: Herbert H Scheffel (New Jersey, New York, 1909 - 1962) NAME: Cityscape YEAR: circa 1951 MEDIUM: pastel on paper CONDITION: One tear (2" long). Mat is missing lower right corner. SIGHT SIZE: 11

(3) Prints. Signed and initialed AP for Artist Proof. From a New Jersey estate. Two measuring 16.75&quot; h x 12&quot; w; one measures 20&quot; h x 14.75&quot; w.

Fulper Pottery Co. Chinese Blue Flamb&#233; vases, two: #20 (bottle shaped) and #55L (flared) Flemington, New Jersey, 1909-1916 (both) glazed ceramic early rectangular ink stamped mark (both) taller:

Two New Jersey Wooden Duck Decoys. Used condition wear, possible repaint. Each appx. 15-1/2"l x 5-1/2"w x 6-1/2"h

Fulper Pottery Co. Chinese Blue Flamb&#233; vase, #58 and Mission Matte footed vase, #60 Flemington, New Jersey, 1909-1916 (both) glazed ceramic early rectangular ink stamped mark (#58); stamped Prang

1 Signed "Vandermark," 1 Unsigned Bohemian, Vandermark Vase - approx. 12'' H (from old New Jersey collection)

Fulper Pottery Co. covered candle lamp, with glass insets, #1000 Flemington, New Jersey, 1909-1916 glazed ceramic, colored glass early rectangular ink stamped mark 5 9/16"dia x 11"h Provenance: The Es

Fulper Pottery Co. Mission Matte wall sconce Flemington, New Jersey, 1909-1916 glazed ceramic early rectangular ink stamped mark 5"w x 3 7/8"d x 14"h Provenance: The Estate of Anthony Nappi, Bedminste

Fulper Pottery Co. Green Matte wall sconce with fish scale pattern Flemington, New Jersey, 1909-1916 glazed ceramic marked with partial Vasekraft paper label 4 1/4"w x 3 7/8"d x 12 1/2"h Provenance: T

Fulper Pottery Co. Blue Crystalline two-handled vase, #27, Cat's Eye Flambé corseted vase, #483 and Ivory Flambé over Mustard Matte vase, #647 Flemington, New Jersey, 1909-1916 (#483); 1922-1928 (#2