Petrified Conifer Sphere Conifer Miocene Trout C

A colorful, naturally petrified wood log, Miocene Period, c. 23 million years ago, Eastern Europe. This is a portion of a split log from an unknown species of tree that once lived in the Miocene Perio

Petrified Conifer BookendsAraucarioxylonTriassicChinle Fo

Monumental Antique c. 1875 Japanese Imari Charger 21 3/4". Blue center with moths, shaped cartouche panels with flowers, conifers, hawks. Verso with floral vines. Weight 14 pds. PROVENANCE: A Private

Chinese Celadon Pottery Water Dropper, Reticulated Sphere C. 19th.c., Dia. 4'' Coiling dragon around circumference. Very rare and unusual piece.

* Tom Hubert (American) Sphere, c. 1980s ceramic signed Hubert 620818 to underside Height 7 1/4 x diameter 7 inches Estimate $100-200 Property from the Collection of Harriet and Lawrence Singer, Miami

SIGNIFICANT AND UNUSUAL GARDEN ORNAMENTArmilarry sphere, c. 1920-1940, gilded framework of rings representing astronomically important features as lines of longitude and latitude, and a gilded arrow r

Ernest Trova (American, 1927 - 2009), "Four Figures and a Sphere", c. 1969, silkscreen, edition no. 87/150, from the "Falling Men" series, signed with pencil lower right and numbered, printed in color

Miles Smith. Large Rainbow Trout. c. 1973. Not signed. Carved and painted wood with tack eyes. Excellent condition. 9.5” x 32”long x 4”. Est. $400-600. Ship: $65

Brown Trout Lawrence C. Irvine (1918-1998) Winthrop, ME c. 1960 plaque is 26 1/2 in. long A twenty-one-inch-long trout carving on a birch beveled-edge plaque. The back of the plaque bears the carver's

Large Lake Trout Lawrence C. Irvine (1918-1998) Winthrop, ME c. 1955 plaque is 42 in. long A thirty-four-inch-long trout carving on a wooden beveled-edge plaque.

Jacqueline Lillie (French, b. 1941) Single Sphere Necklace, c. 1994 stainless steel, aluminum, glass Diameter 9 inches Provenance: The Sybaris Gallery, Royal Oak, Michigan Property From the Estate of

Petrified Wood Sphere

Antique 19th C Petrified Wood & Gold Snuff Box. C 1800-1820, Georgian era, carved, petrified wood snuff box with gold plated frame. Measures 3.25 by 2.5 inches.

Full title: A large decorative wooden column topped with a root wood sphere, 20th C. Description: H 191,5 cm

Origin: ArizonaFinely polished, petrified wood mineral sphere; exhibiting a fine bluish-gray translucency, with red and black striations, and some faint tan in soft banding throughout; D: 5 1/4" &

(Pennsylvania, 20th century) Untitled, Sphere, signed "C. Evangelista", patinated bronze on integral plinth, 7-3/4 x 4-3/8 x 4-1/2 in. Provenance: Private North Carolina Collection

Large iron armillary sphere on stone pedestal base, 21st c., sphere: approx 38"h, 33.5"diam, base: approx 35"h, 14"w, 14"d, overall height: approx 73"h Start Price: $600.00

Large iron armillary sphere on stone pedestal base, 21st c., sphere: approx 43.5"h, 32"diam, base: approx 35"h, 14"w, 14"d, overall height: 78.5"h Start Price: $500.00

Buckminster Fuller (after), Geodesic Sphere, 20th c., patinated metal, no signature observed, 20"dia Provenance: From the Collection of Eugene V. and Clare E. Thaw

American School 19th century Still Life with a Trout Signed C. Locke (ll) Oil on board 24 x 30 inches C

Large architectural iron gimbal style armillary sphere, 20th c., comprised of iron straps, with transverse arrow, rising on a circular base, with tabs for mounting, approx 37.5"h, 32.75"w Start Price:

William H. (b. 1943) and David H. Turner (b. 1961) Leaping Trout signed "(c) Turner" on base bronze, 11 1/2 by 11 by 8 in. titled in water on right The father and son team of William and David Turner

Artist: Ohara Koson. Subject: Leaping trout. Date: c.1910’s. Size: Measures 7.5” x 14.25” NOTE: This print from an old collection of woodblock prints in unusually fine condition. Many of these a

Buckminster Fuller (after), Geodesic Sphere, 20th c., patinated metal, no signature observed, 20"dia Provenance: From the Collection of Eugene V. and Clare E. Thaw