Alfred Ferdinand Smith Violin

DESCRIPTION: Full size violin labeled "Strictly. Hand. Made. By. Alfred. Ferdinand. Smith. Sheboygan. Wis. April 1943.". Made from American Rock maple with matching ribs, neck and back. Two-piece back

Carlton Alfred Smith (1853-1946) Carlton Alfred Smith (1853-1946) 'Mother's Darling' signed 'Carlton A. Smith' l.r., watercolour 40 x 28.5cm Condition Report: Framed size: 67 x 49.5cm Unexamined out o

Carlton Alfred Smith (British, 1853-1946), A Knitting Lesson, Oil On Canvas. Signed Carlton A. Smith 1887, lower left. 41.5H x 30.75W x 3.0D in. Sight 33.5H x 23.0W in. All Measurements are Approximat

CARLTON ALFRED SMITH (BRITISH 1853-1946) AT THE WELL Signed and dated 1918, watercolour, and a companion, a pair, 'Indian women washing by a river', and another watercolour of a similar subject by Fel

9-1/2" x 12-1/2" wooden frame under glass, containing an array of 18 items including portrait, jugate and name celluloid buttons [sizes from 3/4" diameter to 1-1/4" diameter]. Includes a 6" x 4-1/2" c

Attributed to Carlton Alfred Smith (British, 1853-1946) oil painting on canvas depicting an interior scene with a couple sitting in a kitchen with knitting thread. Framed. Carlton Alfred Smith was a B

A vintage oil painting on canvas in the manner of Carlton Alfred Smith (British, 1853-1946). the painting depicts an interior scene with a couple sitting in a kitchen with knitting thread. Framed. Car

Oil on board; "Ready for Market," 1890. Signed and dated; 10 1/4" x 7". A painter of romanticized domestic genre and figures, often in cottage interiors, Carlton Alfred Smith depicted in oil and water

1926 Alfred "Al" Smith (New York Politician) photograph inscribed to Lewis B Sebring, Jr (Journalist & War correspondent for the New York Herald-Tribune), with note written by Sebring on the reverse,

Details: Alfred Smith autographed letter (TLS), 1927. Near fine condition. Alfred Emanuel Smith (December 30, 1873 – October 4, 1944), American politician who served four terms as Gove

1932 Butterfinger Alfred Smith

Governor of New York, 1919-1920 and 1923-1928, his name was first put into nomination for President of the U.S. by Franklin Roosevelt who dubbed him the "happy warrior". He lost the nomination on the

Late 19th century. One fork and seven steel and brass utensils are stamped "FBS Canton O. Patent Jan. 26, 86", (Ferdinand Smith). Another fork is unmarked but matching. 14.5" to 19"l.

1952 Topps Look n' See, Alfred Smith, Statesman

Alfred Masterman Violin In very good condition. Bears the label, "Made by A. Masterman Los Angeles, Calif: 1938." LOB 35.7cm. The Meisel Collection. This instrument is being sold from The Meisel Colle

signed; mother-of-pearl inlay; 29 inches wide

Heading: Author: Smith, Alfred E. Title: Up to Now: An Autobiography Place Published: New York Publisher:The Viking Press Date Published: 1929 Description: 434 pp. Illustrated.

Alfred E. Smith. Small floral still life painting. 1895. Oil on canvas. Framed. S.D.U.L. Elaborate gilt frame. Sight size: 8" x 10". Overall size: 15-1/2" x 16-1/2".

Frank G. Smith American Violin C. 1915. Newtown, PA. No.1. LOB 35.7cm. The Meisel Collection. This instrument is being sold from The Meisel Collection assembled over a period of forty years by an acco

1928 Alfred E. Smith embossed copper wall plaque (marked LRC "W & H Co., Newark N.J." (9" Ht.). Case not included.

Estate collection, thirteen Alfred E. Smith original vintage pinback buttons, stud and pin. Measure 3/4" x to 1 1/4". We ship most items in-house with the exception of furniture, large or heavy artwor

Molded earthenware pitcher in the form of Smith's head. Stamp on bottom: "Patriotic Products Association Philadelphia / Syracuse China O.P.O.C. Made in the U.S.A. / BLH / This is no 1306 of a first an

'Still life with a Posted Letter.' Oil On Canvas. 8 5/8" x 15" ; 16" x 22 3/8" (overall). Provenance: A Barrington, Rhode Island estate.

Here is a nice matted glossy photo print of Babe Ruth And Former New York Govener, Alfred E. Smith at Biltmore Golf Course. Was originally taken by photographer Gleason Waite Romer on 1930. The matted