Paul Otto Rößler (1873-1957),

Full title: Jules Jourdain (1873-1957): Terracotta model of a rooster Description: H 41,5 cm About this sale: Paul De Grande is one of the major dealers of antique furniture, fine sculptures and decor

2010 Gibson Les Paul 1957 Reissue Gold Top electric guitar. Slash Signature Model Victoria with case.

Probably painted during her time at Monhegan Island, Maine. Bibliography: Monhegan, the Cradle of New England. Portland, Maine: The Southworth Press. 1930 Medium: <

ANNA DUER IRVING (NEW YORK/ WISCONSIN, 1873-1957) "IN THE GOOD OLD SUMMER, oil on canvas, depicting a mother and child, signed lower right and to reverse of canvas. Housed in likely original painted f

A pate-sure-pate porcelain plate Frederick Schenk (English, 1849-1908), George Jones & Sons (1873-1957), England, circa 1880 On green ground with gilt rim, depicting waterside nymphs in a lush landsca

NEUMANN, Hans (1873-1957). Hietzingerhof-Bar. Vienna: Jacksch & Neuhold, ca. 1920s. A young, well-dressed couple is depicted locking eyes as they sip from a Cupid&#8217;s cocktail. 37 &#189; x 24 &#18

Hans Neumann (German 1873-1957)- ''Sledding''- woodcut in color, 1906, signed, dated and inscribed 'Handdruck' in pencil, soiling throughout with minor foxing, fading. 8 7/8 x 11 1/4''

Hans Neumann (1873-1957) German Color Woodcut "Wolfhound at Woman's Feet" c1905. Signed. Excellent condition. 4"h x 5.5"w. Frame 8.25"h x 10.25"w. Spend $7500 or more at our two day auction and all of

Arthur Allen Lewis (1873-1957) 1930s 1. The color woodblock print Saint Francis Preaching to the Birds from an edition of two hundred printed for members of the Kansas City Woodcut Society in 1933 is

Anna Irving (American, 1873-1957), Still Life with Flowers, oil on canvas, signed lower left, overall (with original Newcomb Macklin frame): 32"h x 27.5"w

Allen Lewis (1873-1957) 1.) ''Mother Oak''- woodcut in color. 10 13/16 x 8 11/16'' Marchbanks Press poster; illustrated in O'Gorman, Aspects of American Printmaking,1800-1950 (1988) 2.) ''September''-

Manette de Lyee de Belleau (French, 1873-1957) Mythical Birds. Glazed ceramic figural group depicts two mythical birds joined at the neck. Base bears pinkish mottled glaze leading into the gilt decora

7 Loose Woodblock Prints by Allen Lewis (American 1873-1957). 5 are very small - 2 x 4 inches - and in black ink. Two larger images are color woodblock prints measuring approximately 8 x 6 inches. All

Seven (7) prints by various artists, all from 'The Washington Portfolio of 1932'. The seven artists represented are: Arthur Allen Lewis (New Jersey 1873 - 1957), Albert Edward Sterner (New York 1863 -

4 American intaglios- 1.) Allen Lewis (1873-1957)- ''Pennsylvania Station, New York''- drypoint on chine applique, ca. 1930's, signed, numbered 2/50 and annotated 'imp, 2nd state' in pencil, stains in

ALLEN LEWIS (1873-1957) Pencil Signed Lithograph. Ed. 175. 12 x 9 in.

This is a wonderful 1914 medallion in honor of Cardinal Desire-Joseph Mercier of Belgium. This WWI bronze was by Jules Jordain (1873-1957). Measures 2.5" across and comes in the original box.

5 Loose Woodblock Prints by Allen Lewis (American 1873-1957). 3 are small - approx. 3 x 5 inches - and in black ink. Two larger images are color woodblock prints measuring approximately 8 x 6 inches.

Two Arthur Allen Lewis (American 1873 - 1957) pencil signed ("Allen Lewis") etchings. Etching 1) signed in lower left, with "inp" beneath signature. Name "Allen Lewis" and date (1912) printed in upper

Group of seven Arthur Allen Lewis (New Jersey 1873 - 1957) prints. 1) Two portraits, the largest signed in pencil lower right and measures 13-in. x 9.75-in. sheet size. In G/VG condition with spotting

Allen Lewis (American, 1873-1957) two color woodcut prints, "Midnight Toil" and "Saint Francis Preaching to the Birds", signed to margins, bearing labels verso. [Frames: 18 1/4" H x 14 3/4" W].

Arthur Allen Lewis (New Jersey 1873-1957) original pencil signed etching. Signed 'Allen Lewis' lower right. Titled in pencil "Workshop" lower left base of sheet. Numbered in pencil "Proof no.9" lower

Paul Moore (1957- ), Winds of Taos, bronze 1/25, 40 x 15 x 15, inscribed lower right

bronze with brown patina inscribed in casting 13 1/2 inches high