Gary Heiner "Mannequin Feet #2" photograph

Gary Heiner "Spoon #1" photograph on Ilford paper. Signed lower right, "G. Heiner" and numbered lower left, "2/50". Sheet: 13.875"H x 10.875"W; Frame: 20.25"H x 16.25"W. Gary Heiner (American, b. 1951

VINTAGE COBALT BLUE PEARLESCENT GRAPE VINE BOWL- Beautiful Pearlescent Tone on Cobalt Blue Glass- Over 4.5" Tall- Used Condition Consistent with Age (See Photos)- Bowl Has 2 Chipped Feet (See Photo)

9 photo postcards of Maine 2 foot narrow gauge railroads. Various railroads.. Some curl to edges

A pair of signed black and white photos by photographer, Gary Faye (American b.1938). Black Rock Garrapata Beach (5" x 5") and Badwater Death Valley 5" x 6". Professionally matted and framed 17" x 14"

Nice room size rug. Estate rug. Blue field with a very busy pattern. One wide border. One spot with stain and wear. Visible in photo. Not dry. 10 1/2 feet x 15 feet.

Children's pedal car & child mannequin (2), Murray "Champion", painted pressed steel, professionally restored in blue/white, Near-Mint cond, 21"H x 35"L x 15"D, comes w/framed photograph of young boy

Evereted scalloped edge, raised on foot, Iridescent yellow ground with green bands interspersed with etched floral spray, signed and with museum mark on foot. 2.75 H X 8.5" D. (Estate of Dr. Daniel Lo

A pair of George I carved walnut side chairs circa 1725 With shaped backrests, raised on cabriole legs with shell carved knees terminating in pad feet. (2). H: 37, W: 23, D: 17 in. PROVENANCE: Gary E.

On canvas of a terrior type dog wearing a walking harness with a baseball at his feet, 15 1/2 x 20 inches in period gilt frame, 20 1/4 x 25 1/2. Photograph on reverse of unknown artist seated at easle

Dolphin finial with chain attaches lid to handle, tripod feet. 2.1 troy ounces. 2 1/2 x 3 1/2 inches. indiscernible hallmark visible on right of base photo.

Altman after the Storms: 2 Feet of Snow May 3, 1904 7"H x 9 3/4"

Large Decorator Print on Textured Board. Nice Condition. Apx. 4' 6 1/2" W x 2' 6 1/2" H. Photo's are considered part of the description and condition.

Photo 1- young child in chair, wonderful teddy bear at foot of chair. photo 4.5" x 3". Photo 2 - TOC photo of a young girl with a doll in a wicker carriage. Photo size 5.75" x 4". Pencil notation at r

collection, Frame measures 20 inches across and 2 foot tall

A group of about 65 photographs. About 46 are 5" by 7" the remaining 19 are smaller in size. There are many duplicates in this group. We are offering many lots of Maine 2 foot narrow gauge items in th

A group of about 32 photographs. All are 5 by 7 except one. There are some duplicates in this group. We are offering many lots of Maine 2 foot narrow gauge items in this auction.

Edaville was a railroad created in Carver, Massachusetts as a place to collect, restore and operate Maine 2 foot narrow gauge railroad items. Ellis D. Atwood was the creator. This lot contains: about

Gone with the Wind Vintage Electric Hurricane Lamp. Floral Amber and Beige. Pedestal Feet. Top and Bottom Light Up. Shade Apx. 9 1/2" Diameter. Apx. 19 1/2" H. Photo's are considered part of the descr

*Vintage Luciet Empire Celluloid Trinket/Powder Box with Feet and Finial - Apx. 5" H. *Asian Design Pin Cushion - Apx. 2 1/2" H. Photo's are considered part of the description and condition.

Monumental (3 1/2 foot tall) Ioan Nemtoi art glass trumpet vase. Naturalist form sculptural vase in mixed colors with a footed base. Very good condition, (abrasion at foot, see photo). Measures 12"dia

REPOUSSE LEAF AND STRIPE SWIRL; NO MARKS DETECTED; 10" TALL, 19.0 OZT; ONE DENT NEAR WIDEST PART OF VASE (VISIBLE ON THE LEFT SIDE IN PHOTO 2), AND ONE VERY SMALL DENT IN RIM OF FOOT

A group of Maine Railroad ephemera. Most is 2 foot gauge related. The group includes: 13 photographs. Most with fantastic captions. A mix of narrow gauge and some logging operations like Eagle Lake. 7

Artist: Gary San PietroTitle: "Rainbow's End"Dimensions: 26'' X 19 1/2''Medium: Color photograph. Matted and framed.Signed: And dated 1980 in pencil at lower right and numbered 2/25 and titled in penc

The paper booklet was made by a member of the Hartwell family, and consists of three photo-illustrated plates with captions glued verso (wrap ties missing); accompanied by a 4 1/2 x 6in photograph of