CURRIER AND IVES PRINT, FRUITS OF THE SEASONS

CURRIER AND IVES PRINT *FRUITS OF THE SEASONS*. 18 IN X 14 1/4 IN OVERALL. IN A BIRDSEYE MAPLE FRAME

FRUITS OF THE SEASONS", "A FLOWER BASKET", "DELICIOUS FRUIT", "A CHOICE BOUQUET

DATED 1872, FRUITS OF THE SEASONS DIMENSIONS:13 1/2"X 9 3/4" TERMS:Hartzell's Auction Gallery will handle most of the shipping in-house. WE do reserve the right to not ship some large items, larger lo

Currier & Ives still-life lot, includes "Fruit and Flowers"; "Basket of Fruit"; "Fruit, Autumn Varieties"; "Fruits of the Season"; "Autumn Fruits" (later version) & Kellogg print, "The Fruit"

FRAMED CURRIER & IVES PRINT *FRUITS OF THE GOLDEN LAND* APPROXIMATELY 13 IN X 17 IN OVERALL

Flowers', 22 1/2"x29"

19th c. Currier & Ives print "AUTUMN FRUITS". Sight 15 1/2" x 19 1/2".

2 FRAMED CURRIER & IVES PRINTS *AUTUMN FRUITS* & *HAPPY AGE*, SOME STAINING ON EACH, LARGEST APPROXIMATELY 19 IN X 23 IN

(2) Currier and Ives, American Hand-colored Lithographs on Wove Paper, "Fruits of the Seasons" "Autumn Fruits": (1) "Autumn Fruits", Inscribed, below plate, lower left, printed: "PUBLISHED BY CURRIER

Currier & Ives print, Peaches and Grapes, hand colored lithograph, 19th Century. 14" x 10".

Largest 23" by 29"

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Currier & Ives prints of the 4 seasons, patent 1870, Currier & Ives, 116 Nassau St., New York, lady seasonal prints, frames are contemporary, sight is 13"W x 17"T, frames are 1.5"W

LARGE CURRIER & IVES PRINT TITLED "AMERICAN PRIZE FRUIT" IN PERIOD BURL MAPLE FRAME, PRINT MEASURES 24" X 33", SOME LIGHT FOXING, AS PICTURED

34 1/2" X 28 1/2"

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Two Currier and Ives prints. "The First Bird of the Season" and Between Two Fires". Framed size H 14-3/4" W 19-3/4". Mat opening H9-3/4" W15-1/4". Copy and paste this link for high-res images. https:/

The four seasons and The road to winter; Both approx. 32" by 23"

Autumn Fruits and Summer Fruits each 15 1/2" x 19" stone lithographs and a Map of the State of New York by J. Denison, published by Thomas & Andrews, Boston, 1796

Published by Currier & Ives 1868. The four seasons: American Fall, Summer, Winter, Spring. Wear is consistent with age. One has lost preservation in the paper, see picture. All in wood frames, some sc

Four Currier & Ives prints, late 19th century: "A SOFT THING ON SNIPE," "THE FIRST BIRD OF THE SEASON," "A LINE SHOT - THE AIM," "A LINE SHOT - THE RECOIL," each 10 1/2"h x 14 3/4" sight

Two Currier & Ives prints: 1) "Black Duck Shooting"; 2) "The First Birds of the Season". [Overall: 14 1/2 x 19 inches]. Foxing, age toning.

"American Homestead" (The Four Seasons), hand colored lithos, 1869, in what may be the original mitered mahogany veneer frames, glazed, Old Print Shop labels verso, OS: 13 1/2" x 17 1/2", SS: 10 1/4"

"The Farmers Home" (3 of 4 seasons, missing Spring), large format, 1863-64, Fannie Palmer, hand colored lithographs, in bird's-eye maple frames with gilt liner, matted and glazed, OS: 26" x 32", SS: 1