1918 Pair of Ohio Tags

Ludwig Mies van der Rohe (1886-1969) for Knoll, BRNO chairs, pair, Italy/USA, 1960s, original black leather, chrome-plated steel, Banochio Corporation tags, Ohio, 23"w x 22"d x 32"h

Six Roseville Pottery Company Hanging Baskets, Zanesville, Ohio, 1918-46. Comprising a 'Dogwood I' basket, introduced in 1918; near pair of Pine Cone Baskets, 1931; a near pair of 'Clematis' baskets i

All pairs for each year. Includes 2 extra unpaired 1974 plates. Condition varies. Many will clean up better. 32 plates and a temporary tag total. Very Good

Four Roseville Pottery Company 'Dogwood I' Wares, Zanesville, Ohio, Introduced in 1918. Comprising a near pair of vases and two jardinieres, each with "Rv" ink stamp in underglaze-blue, Vases: H: 7.12

This is a pair of different lamps from the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad. The consignor had tags on them, stating they were from this railroad, but we do not see any identifying marks. Nevertheless, the

Near Pair of Roseville Pottery Company 'Dogwood I' Vases, Zanesville, Ohio, Introduced in 1918. One covered in green glaze, "Rv" ink stamp in underglaze-blue, the other covered in a darker green glaze

Pair of Roseville Pottery Company 'Dogwood I' Wall Pockets, Zanesville, Ohio, Introduced in 1918. Each with "Rv" ink stamp in underglaze-blue, H: 9.375 in., W: 4.375 in., D: 2.125 in.

Rookwood Pottery vase, #354 Cincinnati, Ohio, 1918 Mat yellow glazed ceramic impressed marks together with an assembled Mat blue glazed pair of vases, #2330 from 1923 and 1931 4"dia x 3 1/2"h

Tony Paul (American, b. 1918) Pair of Table Lamps, Westwood, USA cast and painted plaster Overall | H 22 x Diameter 9 inches.

Silkscreen on paper, 23 x 14 1/2 in. An authority on Intaglio and Woodcutting, Paul Arnold was an instructor of art at Oberlin College for forty-four years, from 1941 to 1985 and also was Chair of tha

Apprx 4 3/4" x 13 1/2"

Dresden (German), 1902-1918, pair of gilt lidded porcelain urns in the Empire taste, each having caryatid handles, reserves decorated with landscapes, and rising on a spreading socle base. Each approp

Otto Wagner for J & J Kohn (Austrian, 1841-1918) Pair of Armchairs, c. 1902 polychromed beechwood manufacturer's label to seat back H 31 1/2 x W 22 x D 20 3/4 inches.

USA, 1960s photomontage 20" x 16" mount 17" x 13" print Dream by Don Dover. Signed and addressed to verso [Don Dover 1848 N. Reading Rd, Cinn, 15 Ohio]. Tags: outsider, self taught, photo, photography

Likely Archibald McNeal Willard (American/Ohio, 1836-1918) Ohio Pioneer's Log Cabin 1853 oil on cupboard door panel inscribed twice Painted by A.M. Willard in 1853 inside Tripp's Carriage Shop, on ver

(1895 – 1918) Australian flying ace, credited with 47 victories. Killed in action May 27, 1918. Pair of unsigned war-date ‘Combats in the Air’ reports, each 1p. 8 x 8.5 in., [n.p.],

A collection of early 20th c. Rookwood pottery, including: a 1928 pair of octagonal candlesticks in mauve/pink matte glaze (mold #6066), a 1918 pair of leafy floral candlesticks in green over pink mat

Regency giltwood bullseye mirror, 19th c., English, parcel ebonized, convex glass, pair tag label, 25"dia Provenance: From the Estate of a Brooklyn New York Collector

Oils on canvas, signed, dated 1847, and with the sitters also identified on the back. In period/original frames, 32"high, 27.5" wide (overall). The sitters are identified as Alanson Pomeroy (1805-1877

Pair of Ohio cast iron gates, marked 'The Rogers Fence Co. Springfield OH; together with a third single gate (no mark). 46 x 26 1/2'' ea.; 48 x 33''

First half 20th century. Mottled green glaze, lids with reclining dogs impressed marks under lid and on bottom.

Pair of Ohio Pottery Jardinieresattributed Zanesville Pottery, 1930s-40s, decorated in relief with meandering grapes and vines against a powder blue field, unmarked. Each 17 x 14 in. Additional high-

Pair of large green drip glazed Roseville pottery amphora or vases. 18" tall each. Signed on base. Condition: good, no chips or cracks, see images. Weight: 50 lbs.

Oils on canvas. Autumnal landscapes in their original frames. 16" high, 20" wide (canvas), 22.5" high, 26.5" wide (overall). These were purchased out of their original home in South Charleston, Clark