AZ LAND, SHOW LOW AREA, 1 AC, $190.75/mo

Low areas, fringe missing; (1) end faded; 132" x 108", F-G

DSP. A nice example of this colorful double sided porcelain sign from the Shell Corporation featuring the scallop design with great colors and shine. CONDITION: Side 1, shows areas of porcelain loss a

DSP. Maker marked, "The Robertson Sign Company Ford Atkins, Wisconsin." Double-sided sign advertising Registered Holsteins. CONDITION: Side 1, shows areas of paint loss, primarily near the mounting ho

Fantastic replica of the original 1920's digger machine. It has a great look and works well. Shows areas of wear and 1 piece of glass has a crack. Overall it displays very well. Measures: 82"X22"X20"

It has average color. It shows areas of discoloration, paint loss, wear, and some bends/dents throughout. It displays well with the great graphics and is empty. Measures: 11"x8" Rating: 7 Est: $700-$1

It has average color. It shows areas of discoloration, wear, minor paint loss, and a few light bends/dents throughout. It displays well and it is empty. This is a hard to find can with great graphics.

1 piece cast. Good color with no cracks or chips. It does show areas of paint loss. Good globe that displays nicely. 17"X16" Rating: 8.5 Est. $1000-$1500

OPC globe. A very early and highly sought after globe from Gulf Gasoline. Globe shows moderate areas of wear throughout the original paint, but overall displays well. Globe shows no areas of cracking,

DSP sign has very good color and gloss. Side #1 has small chips in the field and around the perimeter. The reverse has similar wear with low gloss areas and etching (wear) in the "PRO" of Products. 38

AREAS OF LOW PILE, FRINGE IS MISSING ON BOTH ENDS.

SSP die-cut sign has very good color and gloss. There is an area of low gloss/discoloration on and to the right of the "1" in the field. The outer field and perimeter of the sign has some areas of dis

47.25" D, DSP porcelain sign has very good color and moderate gloss. Side #1 has chips in the field with rust staining and areas of low gloss. The reverse has similar wear with slightly better gloss i

West Anatolia, late 19th Century Condition: even wear throughout, thread separating to fringe, small areas of low pile throughout 10'3" x 13'1"

Circa 1910's Persian Serapi Carpet 9'1" x 11'6". Significant areas of wear and low spots to foundation and loss of ends.

Exposed area measures approx. 11 1/2"h x 11 1/2"w. It is a textured matte oil painting on canvas of four finches. It is signed Hunt Slonem 1990 in verso, Item is in a 19th century frame which shows so

John Pettis (TBD), Hot Pursuit, bronze, 40 x 39 x 18 1/2, inscribed lower right: © John Pettis 2001 AP 3/3 Provenance: From a Private Collection, Scottsdale, AZ

18" by 24" unframed, 23 1/2" by 29 7/8" framed. Signed and dated 1885 lower right center Verso: Covington Fine Art Gallery sticker, Tucson, AZ. Black light reveals 3 areas of newer restoration - less

It has good color. It shows light wear, small flaws, a couple areas of slight discoloration, minor paint loss, and a couple light bends/dents. It displays very well with the motorcycle graphic and it

Bill Nebeker (1942- ), Leaving a Legacy, bronze 11/25, 20 x 11 1/4 x 8, inscribed lower verso: © 1992 BiLL nEBEKER CA 11/25 Provenance: Trailside Galleries, Scottsdale, AZ (label verso); From a Pri

Double sided Cast-iron chrome plated sign. Both sides of the sign show some light wear and paint chips to the black painted areas. Measures 15" x 25.5" x 1.5". Rated 8.5 by The Authentication Company

Oregon. U.S. General Land Office. hand-colored Lithograph. New York: Major & Knapp, c. 1866. 17 1/2 x 23 inches sheet, 27 x 32 1/2 inches framed. This map shows the state of Oregon seven years after s

DSP. A nice example of this double sided porcelain sign from De Soto Plymouth featuring good color. CONDITION: Side 1 shows good color in the field, with areas of discoloration, which is most visible

Marquetry Panel Mounted as Low Table the panel in the manner of A.C. Boulle, Dutch or French, table base is 20th century length 54 inches, width 27 1/2 inches Provenance: Mallett, London and New York

Taborets late 19th/20th century, comprising a fine barrel-form example with marble-inset top, in rich dark color, 20-1/2 in., break and repair at one area of skirt; with a small circular low pedestal