E STEVENS, Watercolor Mother & Son Walking in Courtyard

E STEVENS, Watercolor Mother & Son Walking in Courtyard; watercolor painting, signed. Size" 13.5 in. x 9 in.; 20 in. x 15.5 in. frame

For Sale is a lovely original watercolor . It depicts a mother and son gathering wood for fire. It it signed by listed artist Amy Cross 1856 - 1939 she is a New York - Wisconsin artist. It measures ap

Giacomo Mantegazza (Italian,1853-1920). An original watercolor painting on paper. Mother and child, walking toward a toy solder. Artist signature lower left and "Milano". Presented in elaborate gilt w

Ludwig Thibeaux (Austrian, 1815 - 1871) watercolor/goauche of a mother and child walking through a path with their pet dog. Sight Size: 11.5 x 9 inches.

C. Stevens & Son (1880-1920), British Portable Brass Balance ScaleLondon, marked to brass pedal foot and steel beam "(C) STEVENS & SON / 38 GOSWELL ROAD / LONDON E C 1," collapsible instrument mounts

Circa 1900 Architectural Bank Building Still Bank by Wm. Shimer & Son (Freemansburg, PA) or J & E Stevens (Cromwell, CT), with original twist pin, tan and gold painted surface, 6" high, 4 1/2" wide. P

Watercolor on heavy artist Paper. Mother and daughter walking in the garden. Framed under glass. not inspected out of the frame. Work measures 16" x 23" (by sight) and frame measures 24" x 31" Shippin

Original Watercolor Signed E.M. Cook (1906 ) " Mother and Child " Measures about 10.5"x17"

Chinese watercolor mother & daughter signed ? 27" x 12"

Grey building variation. Made by J. & E. Stevens. Circa 1900. Excellent Condition.

As the crank is turned and the lever pressed, Professor Pug Frog performs his great bicycle feat and the coin placed on the bicycle is deposited in the bank. During the performance Mother Goose gives

Place a coin in the beak of the mother eagle and press the snake lever. The mother eagle tilts forward to feed the eaglets as the coin drops in the nest. Bellows are working. Possible replaced eyes. O

Place a coin in the beak of the mother eagle and press the snake lever. She tilts forward to feed the eaglets and drops the coin in the nest. Bellows working. Possible replaced eyes. Original trap. (J

Place a coin in the mother eagle's beak and press the snake lever. The mother eagle leans forward as if to feed the eaglets. The eaglets rise up as if to eat, a bellows is activated to simulate chirpi

Place the coin in the mother eagle's beak and press the lever. She leans over and coin into the nest as if feeding the eaglets. At the same time the eaglets reach up as if to catch the food. Replaced

Place a coin in the Mother eagle's beak and press the snake lever. The Mother eagle lowers and drops the coin in the nest as the eaglets rise up crying for food. Bellows working but weak. Eyes appear

Place a coin in the mother eagle's mouth and pre4ss the lever. The mother eagle lowers her head as if to feed the eaglets. The eaglets rise up as if to eat. The coin is deposited into the nest and fal

John Cheng Watercolor on Silk Painting Signed Left Bottom Mountains River Father & Son walking over the bridge 24" H 20" W Canvas 17" H 13"W mid 20th century modern art In Overall Good Condition Pleas

Every Mothers' Son - RainflowersLabel:MGM Records - K13987Format:Vinyl, 7", 45 RPM, PROMO - The Exports - Always It's You / Mustang 65Label:King Records - 45-5985Format:Vinyl, 7", 45 RPM, PRO

J. & E. Stevens Company - Connecticut - Circa 1883 Stevens originally marketed this politically themed bank as “The American Eagle Bank”. It depicts a mother feeding her young, defenseless chicks.

Made by J. & E. Stevens Company. Cromwell, Connecticut - 1880's. Here we find a poignant playful moment shared between a mother and her child.

Figural cast iron bank manufactured by J. & E. Stevens And Company. In working condition. Showing a small crack at the foot of the Mother Eagle. Condition: (Very Good). Dimensions: 4"D x 8"W x 5-3/4"T

Two Paintings: Eugene Berman (1899-1972, American/Russian) Signed 'E.B 53'. Watercolor/Gouache Paintings of Buildings. Arch painting 12-3/4 x 9 other facade 11-3/4 x 8-3/4

American, early 19th century. Watercolor on laid paper with watermark, signed and dated 1806 in pencil lower left. Family with father at a table and the mother and son playing with a pet dog. Partial