2nd Half 20thC Oriental Runner

2nd Half 20thC Oriental Runner measuring approx. 24" x 9' 2"l

Lone Ranger premiums from the 2nd half 20thC including; three lunchboxes, a 60th Anniversary folding knife in tin, cards in tin, paintbox and crayons in tins, silver bullet penholder set, set of three

Ca. 2nd half 20thC. Very good with no holes, rips or repairs. Illegibly signed lower right. Click here for additional high resolution photos.

Ca. 2nd half 20thC. Queen Anne style double-hooded walnut writing cabinet by Henredon, for their "Folio 10" line. The base features a slant-front desk, with three drawers below, plus cubbyholes and dr

Ca. 2nd half 20thC. Heavy and thickly glazed Italian terra cotta garden seat shows wear with glaze nicks and overall glaze crazing. However, there are no cracks, major chips or repairs. Signed underne

Ca. 2nd half 20thC. Very good original condition, in a giltwood gesso frame. Sight size is approx. 23 1/2 x 19 1/2"Click here for additional high resol

Ca. 2nd half 20thC. Excellent, signed lower right. Basically an unknown, highly accomplished painter. Click here for additional high resolution photos.<

Ca. 2nd half 20thC. Small vintage 1960s four drawer burl wood and marble bombe stand features gilt bronze ormolu mounts and handles. The olive wood veneer has minor creasing, and there is wear to all

Ca. 2nd half 20thC. Very good original condition, in a giltwood gesso frame. Sight size is approx. 9 1/2" x 7 1/2"Click here for additional high resolu

Ca. 2nd half 20thC. Very good sight condition. Framed, matted and sealed under glass. Not examined out of frame. Sight size approx. 15 3/4" x 22 3/4"Cli

Ca. 2nd half 20thC. Apparently signed David Gelomca, crazing and minor chips. Appears to be the original giltwood painted frame. Sight size is approx. 17 1/2" x 21 1/4"

Ca. 2nd half 20thC. Excellent condition, signed lower right. Frank Palmieri (1922-2017) attended the Art Students League under the G.I. Bill during 1947-1952. His teachers included: Reginald Marsh, Iv

Ca. 2nd half 20thC. Very good with no breaks or repairs. Shows a top age line, and the entire surface needs cleaning. Concave seat with 3 outward curving legs; dark color. Ex-Nooter coll.

Ca. 2nd half 20thC. Larger cache-sexe appears to be most similar to those associated with the Kamba. Smaller cache-sexe appears to be a childs Lighabi, Ndebele people. Condition as shown in photos wit

Ca. 2nd half 20thC. Very good age-appropriate condition, with no apparent breaks or repairs. Leather-wrapped basket w/lid saddle decoration. Measurements not including wide leather bands. Ex-Nooter co

Ca. 2nd half 20thC. Very good with no apparent breaks or repairs. Retains fine original patina with much of the red pigment remaining. Scarce double-conical form. Ex-Nooter coll.

Ca. 2nd half 20thC. Good with age-appropriate wear to the metal surface patina. Ex-Nooter coll.

Ca. 2nd half 20thC. Canvas in fine original condition, frame is good with some age appropriate wear. Emy Lopez was associated with the Mabini Art Movement in Manila. Filipino, 20th c. artist. Sight si

Pair of 20thC Steamer Style Arm Chairs, Mahogany/ teak bent wood construction, 31 1/2" tall x 28 1/2" wide x 17 1/2" seat height in center, comes with cushions, 2nd half of 20thC, light fading but goo

Approx. 286 cm x 196 cm. Silk on cotton. Iran. Persian carpet. Good condition considering its age. See photos for condition. Category: Carpets and textiles

A SOUTH PERSIAN GABBEH HAND WOVEN ORIENTAL RUNNER, LAST HALF 20TH CENTURY. Woven with multicolored alternating sawtooth bands, 111 inches x 44 inches (281.9 x 111.8 cm). SHIPPING NOTICE:Jackson’s is

Two Kerman RunnersSoutheast Iran, 2nd half 20th Century12’2&rdquo;l x 30&rdquo;w and 14’2&rdquo;l x 29&rdquo;w

A serab type design runner carpet. Rug is vintage (2nd half 20th C.). and exhibits an appealing design and color palette. Measures: 115" x 34"

Circa 130 cm x 113 cm. Colourful small village rug. Oriental rug. Handknotted. Wool on wool. Renewed shirazi. Partially restored. See also: Lit.: Editors: W. Br&#252;ggemann and H. B&#246;hmer. "Carpe