Ned Vena (AMERICAN, 1982) VINYLE ON STEEL DOORS,

John Dickinson, American (1920-1982) Galvanized steel occasional table formed like draped cloth with a 1" brass band around the edge. Brass plate with signature and number XIX on lower front. Top meas

IRVING LEHMAN (AMERICAN/RUSSIAN 1900-1982), SCULPTURE, STEEL AND BRASS MODERN ABSTRACT. HEIGHT 24" (IMPERFECTIONS)

David Hayes (American, 1931-2013) Untitled Steel, 1982 steel with acrylic signed and dated 13 1/4 x 10 1/2 x 10 inches.

John Dickinson (American, 1920-1982). Draped side table - galvanized steel and brass, 1972. Signed and inscribed brass plaque on the bottom, right corner of one side is engraved "John Dickinson SUTHER

Style of John Dickinson (American, 1920-1982). Console table with galvanized steel draped across the top to resemble fabric. A label with "MADE IN ITALY" adhered along the inside of table.He

Peter Forakis (American, 1927-2009), "Jack London," 1982, milled steel sculpture, overall: 300"h x 240"w. Provenance: Sale to benefit the Oakland Museum of California. Note: The removal of this offsit

Peter Forakis (American, 1927-2009), "Jack London," 1982, milled steel sculpture, overall: 300"h x 240"w. Provenance: Sale to benefit the Oakland Museum of California. Note: The removal of this offsit

David Kimball Anderson (American, b. 1946), "Art," 1982, painted enamel and steel sculpture, overall: 97"h x 30.25"w x 27.75"d; Provenace: Triton Museum of Art (Santa Clara, CA)

Joseph A. Burlini (American, b. 1937) Almost Concentric Circles, 1982 (kinetic) steel, white acrylic and walnut (base) signed and dated 22 1/2"h x 18 1/4"w x 5 3/8"d

Gerald Clifton (American, b. 1941) Untitled (Crescent Moon), 1982 welded steel signed and dated at back 31"h x 25"w x 24"d

Wolf Kahn (German, American, 1927-2020) The Open Door, 1982 Lithograph on BFK Rives paper Artist's Proof #6 from an ed. of 50 22.5 x 30 (in) Signed and dated in pencil W Kahn 1982, lower right Image m

Mid Century Modern Brutalist Paul Evans (American, 1931-1987) Deep Relief Sideboard Credenza. Topped with two slate panels amid nailed metal surface with welded and polychromed steel doors in shades o

American. 1950s. Pressed steel. Smitty Toys mark on cab doors. Serial # CF 096-150 stamped on cab underside. Truck: 9.5" x 41" x 6". Trailer box: 10.25" x 34" x 13.75". Cab box: 13" x 26.5" x 13". The

VINTAGE HO UNBRANDED RIO GRANDE GONDOLA FREIGHT CAR D&RGW # 18407 TRAIN CAR LIONEL AMERICAN FLYER 5513 DIESEL LOCOMOTIVE BACHMAN SANTA FE STEEL PLUG DOOR BOX CAR NO 43-1010-09 ETC. AS PICTURED

DESCRIPTION: A mixed media (metallic paint, wood cabinet door, steel chain) composition by folk artist Purvis Young. A painted image of person can be seen behind bars with a steel link chain mounted b

American. Lithographed steel. Chrome mounting rails extend from 30" to 34". Marked, "Stout Sign Co., St. Louis, MO. 515-6" rear lower edge. 30.5" x 4" x 1.25". Scattered surface scratches and shallow

Milo Baughman (American, 1923-2003) for Thayer Coggin, United States. Mid-century modern sideboard or credenza, ca. 1970. Burled maple and chrome-plated steel. Four doors conceal storage, including tw

American industrial painted steel cabinet, 1940s, rectangular with two glazed doors above three drawers and and two-door cabinet. 71" H x 30" W x 16" D.

Large all original American pressed steel antique 1920's, Buddy L tanker line truck. Enclosed door-less cab painted in black, dark green tank body, aluminum wheels have red centers, sidedecals read, "

UNITED STATES, CRICA 1920 An American Art Deco steel medical cabinet. Of simplistic form the cabinet possesses a slanted top standing on shapely legs mounted to a matching cart. The front doors and si

With painted top, beaded doors, and steel legs. Circa 1965. [30 1/2 x 35 3/8 x 16 1/4 inches].

American. 1950s. Pressed steel with rubber tires. Retains 3 plastic shipping crate accessories. Marked, "Buddy "L"" cab doors. 14 x 5.5 x 7" (h). Very minor surface scratches. Original decals exhibit

American. 1950s. Pressed steel. Functioning dump action. Hood lifts to reveal "fireball" engine. Marked, "Structo Freeport Ill, USA" doors. 20 x 7 x 6" (h). Original paint and decals.

American. 1930s. Pressed steel. Hard to find matching red vehicles. Rear trailer door opens. Patterned after the Auburn automobile in the Auburn "Cord" Division. In 1924 the Auburn Automobile Company