2 Charles Frace chromolithographs

Charles Frace (American 1926-2005)- ''Ocelot'' & ''Siberian Lynx Cub''- 2 off-set chromolithographs, both signed in pencil, very good condition. 18 x 20'' ea.

CHARLES FRACE "SHASTA" LIMITED EDITION PRINT. Height: 30 & 20 in. by Width: 38 1/2 & 30 in.

Mountain Lion, Sight 21 X 25, Frame 29 X 5 X 34.5 Inches, American Eagle, Snowy Owl, Polar Bears, Gyrfalcon, Bighorn Country, Royal Pride, Freedom, Ink Signed Lithographs, Sheets 22.5 X 30 Inches, 2 A

"A Moment's Rest", depicting two cheetahs. Signed and numbered 2009/2500. With COA as pictured. Dimensions: Sight is 19 1/2" x 31 1/2" , the frame 35" x 49". Provenance: From a PA collection.

2500 signed and numbered (2500 signed, NOT numbered) 28" W x 24 1/2" T

PAIR OF SNOW LEOPARD DECORATIVE PLATE SET-2 PIECE-'THE SNOW LEOPARD' BY T.C CHIU -'PARTNERS' BY CHARLES FRACE-SIZE: 8.5"-KA 5/31/23 SHO

Two (2) Charles Griffin Farr (California/Tennessee/Alabama, 1908-1997) prints. 1st item: Chromolithograph on paper still life depicting peaches on a beach blanket under a cloudy blue sky. Unsigned. Ho

Charles Edwin M. Baldock (British, 1876-c.1941) Four Framed Fox-Hunting Scenes Signed in the matrices "Chas.E.Baldock" l.c. or l.r. Chromolithographs on paper/board, sight sizes 14 1/2 x 35 in. (37.0

Early Sporting Chromolithograph Sporting, 1845 chromolithograph, 13 1/2 by 18 1/2 in. In a Goodspeed's catalogue of 1944, Dr. Charles S. Berry identified this print as printed by Tappan & Bradford in

2 framed chromolithographs from Cassell's Book of the Horse, c.1880, Mr. Charles Davis Huntsman of the Royal Buckhounds, after a painting by Francis Frant AND Jem Morgan Huntsman of the Berkeley Hunt,

Fracé, Charles, oil on canvas, 1975, 26 x 30

(lot of 2) Charles and Ray Eames Zenith DAX Sea Foam rope edge chairs, Herman Miller, 1950s, 1st generation, each with large shock mounts, 32"h

(lot of 2) Charles Edouard Jeanneret Le Corbusier (French, 1887-1965) LC3 'Grand Modele' chairs, each executed in the original black leather, having a rectangular seat, above a tubular chrome frame, e

Early Charles Eames for Evans, distributed by Herman Miller. Label underneath. Dimensions: H 27" x W 22" x D 25" x SH 15.5" Condition: Finish wear and light pitting to bases. Few marks to wood. One ru

A rare pair of lounge chairs in chocolate brown leather with solid polished bar steel cantilevered frames designed by Charles A Gibilterra for Glenn of California, 1971. Later manufactured by Brueton

Pair of Chairs in the manner of Charles Rennie Mackintosh "Hill House" Cassina tall back chairs. Metal chair frames with a patinated bronze color finish and black seat. Unlabeled. Dimensions: H 62.25"

(pair) Charles X style lift-top worktables, approx 31.5"h, 20"w, 15.5"d Start Price: $200.00

Charles Hinman (American, b. 1932). Group of two minimalist silkscreens on paper:One titled "Lavender Birds," depicting pale lavender and yellow geometric shapes on an ochre background. Penc

Charles Fazzino, "To Broadway" and "From Greenwich Village", Two 3-D colored Pop Art prints, each signed, titled and numbered 4/150 on the base margin, matted and framed. [Sight 22 1/4" x 18 1/4; Fram

2 Charles Rennie Macintosh style 'Willow' chairs, originally designed in 1902 for the Willow Tea Room in Glasgow. Curved lattice back, handcrafted stained black wood. Demilune yellow seat cushions and

(pair) Charles X style marble-top console tables, each with a single frieze drawer, approx 35.5"h, 28"w, 15"d Start Price: $600.00 **NOTE: ALL JEWELRY LOTS REALIZING OVER $1,000 MUST BE PAID BY BANK W

(2) Charles and Ray Eames 671 ottomans, c. 1956/1975, American, rosewood plywood, leather, cast aluminum, Herman Miller sticker label to the underside of one ottoman, 17"h x 25"l x 21"w Provenance: Fr

Splint, Los Angeles,CA, 1940s; Molded birch plywood, factory paper wrapping; Manufacturer's paper label; 42" x 8" x 4 1/2" other unwrapped . From an Astoria Queens estate .

unsigned pencil doodle on paper, 5 by 3 in., framed under glass Included is a letter from the Burchfield-Penny Art Center: August 20, 1996....A xerox copy of this doodle by Charles E. Burchfield (1893