"Glasses" by Norman Rockwell

Norman Rockwell Art Glass Sevres Paperweight in wood Presentation Box with COA. Norman Rockwell's Triple Self Portrait by Roger J. Brown. Sevres Full Lead Crystal. #1239 of 2500. Paperweight Apx. 2 3/

Large lot of plates, including crystal, Arts & Crafts, cut glass, signed glass, bronze and "New York City" Norman Rockwell Pottery Craft plates.

HUMMEL, WATERFORD, WALLACE,NORMAN ROCKWELL, EDNA HIBEL & MANY VINTAGE GLASS ORNAMENTS, VERY GOOD CONDITION

Norman Rockwell by Armand LaMontagne, 1979, signed lower right, oil on board, frame handmade and stamped LaMontagne, inscribed on reverse To Wanda Romaneski Armand LaMontagne 19815.5 liner and frame

DESCRIPTION: Norman Rockwell limited edition lithograph in color. Titled: "The Optometrist" features the classic image of a doctor fitting a young boy with a pair of glasses. Embossed signature in gol

JESTER, color lithograph, signed in pencil, from the numbered edition 200, image 20 x 16 ”, full margins, published by Ettinger, framed with glass, in apparently good condition.

"Do unto Others as you would have them do unto you" Color Offset Lithograph. Pencil Signed A/P and Norman Rockwell along bottom Margin. Frame under glass, not inspected out of the frame. work measures

Norman Rockwell signed limited edition lithograph titled "Dreamboats". Signed in pencil lower right margin "Norman Rockwell", and numbered "141/200" lower left. Framed, matted, and under glass in a go

“The Doctor’s Office”. Signed l/r. Numbered 190/200. Color Lithograph. Measuring 20 1/2”. By 18 3/4. Framed under glass. (Cond: good) (800/1000)

1976 Norman Rockwell Extra Good Boys & Girls Lithograph 109/200. Framed under glass with certificate of authenticity on reverse 37 x 43, Image: 20 x 26 Shipping in continental US $200.00 If shipping i

"Ye Pipe and Bowl", 1976 Lithograph on paper under glass Signed in graphite in the margin lower right: Norman Rockwell, numbered in graphite in the margin lower left: A/P Image size: 22.25" H x 17" W

IN CHURCH from Tom Sawyer series, collotype, signed in pencil lower right and inscribed artist’s proof lower left, image 18 x 15”, full margins, framed with glass, in apparently good condition.

THE CRITIC, 1972, color lithograph, signed and numbered 63/200 in pencil, published by Circle Gallery, image 28 x 25 ½”, full margins, frame 37 ¾ x 35 ½” with glass.

Calendar is framed behind glass. In unused condition, it still retains its original top metal strip with paper notice. There is one small stain on the bottom left and there is also some scattered edge

DESCRIPTION: A limited edition color lithograph, titled "Forging Contest" signed in pencil lower right, numbered lower left, 66/200. Framed under glass. CIRCA: Mid 20th Century ORIGIN: American DIMENS

Norman Rockwell (1894-1978) "Marriage License". Marker signed lower right. Image Size: 18 x 17 in. Overall Framed Size: 30 x 28 in. Framed behind glass.

Norman Rockwell (1894-1978) "Main Street Stockbridge 1967". Marker signed lower right. Image Size: 9 x 28.5 in. Overall Framed Size: 18.5 x 39 in. Framed behind glass.

American, 1894-1978..WWII propaganda poster, OWI Poster No. 45 and 1943-O-51186 at bottom..creases from folding, toning, not examined out of frame *glass cracked lower left..sight 27.5H x 19.5W, frame

Norman Rockwell “Shuffleton’s Barbershop†lithograph signed to the bottom right. Copyright by Curtis Publishing Company, circa 1950. Framed and matted under glass. Frame measures 39â

Two Norman Rockwell prints. Largest frame. 27 1/2" x 22". One has crack lower right corner in frame glass.

Norman Percevel Rockwell (1894 - 1978) Artist proof lithograph, "The Courtship". Signed in lower margin. Sight Size: 20 x 14.5 in. Overall Size: 27.5 x 22.25 in. Framed behind glass.

Norman Rockwell (AMERICAN, 1894–1978) pencil on paper. Drawing depicting an artist studying a painting in a museum. Signed lower right.

Norman Rockwell (American, 1894-1978) The Tavern, Poor Richard's Almanacks interior illustration study, circa 1963 Oil on board 17-1/2 x 14-3/8 inches (44&peri

Initialed "NR", pencil on paper sketch, "Christmas: Santa Claus Reading Mail" (alt. titles "Santa At His Desk" and "Letters To Santa"), for The Saturday Evening Post (Dec. 1935). The scene depicts San