Ballard, Martha C. Shakespeare on Poker.

Ballard, Martha C. Shakespeare on Poker. Denver: Ballard Publishing Company, 1906. Brown pictorial wraps, tied rope binding. Illustrated color plates on goatskin vellum, depicting poker hands alongsid

Oil on canvas. Signed. Martha C. Walter, American (1875-1976). Approx. 20" x 27" unframed, 26 1/2" x 33 1/2" framed. Provenance: Estate of Marquesa de Caylus. Acquired directly from artist.

Lot Antique Late 19th Century Shakespeare Books Including "The Complete Works". "The Complete Works" edited by George Long Duyckinck. Published in 1870 by Porter & Coates, Philadelphia. Features embos

with stamped signature, "Martha C. Meeker". Wear, tears, stains, losses, repairs. 6'8" long 6' 1 1/2" wide.

The Modern Gazetteer: or a Short View of the Several Nations of the World.., by Thomas Salmon, printe at London for E, Ballard , C. Hitch (others), MDCCLXII (1762). Contains all seven folding maps.. L

Mahogany lolling chair with inlaid arms. 40"H x 26"W x 26"D

Europe, England, 18th century. Four engravings of scenes from William Shakespeare's plays published by John Boydell in Great Britain during the 1780s and 1790s. These include: King Lear drawn and engr

Full-figure statue of Shapespeare standing and holding a book, leaning against a rectangular pedestal with front having convex glass over a clock face with Roman numerals; pedestal surmounted by a mas

An 18th C. hand-embroidered fabric sampler done by Martha Faithful on Sept. 22 1797 "at Mrs. Venthams Boarding School Winton", with a poem at the top and pastoral scene at the bottom, surrounded by a

Mahogany and upholstery. c. 1790. Width: 25 1/2", Height: 44 3/4". Seat Height: 16", Seat Depth: 20". Chair features a camel back with mahogany carved open arms and rose silk upholstery.

Mahogany and upholstery. American, c. 1790. Height: 44 1/4", Width: 26", Depth: 31". Seat Height: 16", Seat Depth: 20".

Colorfully painted figure of William Shakespeare, elbow resting on column, pointing to the manuscript in his hand. Minor losses to the Bard's painted hair. Approx. 9 1/2" H.

Set of Antique 19th C Leather Shakespeare Books. Tragedies, Comedies and Histories. Each measures 8 x 11 inches. From the London Printing & Publishing Company. Each with black and white engravings.

H: approx. 29".W: approx. 28".D: approx. 14".

Artist: Martha Pettigrew | b. 1950 Title: Mujer con Gallo Inscribed on base: Martha Pettigrew © 1998 AP/20 Media: Polychrome bronze Dimensions: 35 by 14 by 10 inches Condition: Very Good Condition de

Martha Alf Partial Pear Series #1 1988colored pencil, pastel, Xerox on Arches paper 11 h × 8.5 w in (28 × 22 cm) Signed and dated to lower right '© Martha Alf 1988'. Sold with a di

Martha Pettigrew (American, b. 1950) 'Ho Chi Mi Ne'; Bronze ed. 4 of 20; 27 x 16 x 8.5 (in); Engraved Martha Pettigrew © 2002 4/20. Dimensions include 5" high base. Ho Chi Mi Ne translates to No

Slave Traders Sell Slave to One of the Early Settlers of Spanish Natchez With this bill of sale, slave traders Warren Offutt and Rice C. Ballard sold a twenty-one-year-old slave named Aaron to John He

the artist's mother (on an evening out), oil on canvas, unsigned, good condition, UV clean, 30x18in., overall framed 37x25in.Provenance: Acquired in Martha’s Vineyard c.1960-70 directly from the art

Lot 127 Tile Frieze from ”The Shakespeare” (c. 1865) depicting a scene from Hamlet, Act III. Sc. IV, part of larger set known as ”The Shakespeare” marked Alex Gibbs Stained Gl

(lot of 10) Leather-bound books, The Easton Press, including: (1) The Comedies of William Shakespeare, c.1980, bookplate on first page, (1) The Tragedies of William Shakespeare, c.1980, (1) "A Portrai

Framed watercolor by Agatha Beatrice Kirsch (1879-1953, Washington and Iowa). The painting depicts Fisherman's Dock and the Seattle Cedar Mill from the southwest end of Ballard Bridge, c.1934-1940. Ar

Cast iron stove plate, Mary and Martha, 18th c., similar example, see Mercer "Bible in Iron", plate 68. Provenance: Winterthur Museum Collection 26"h x 22.25"w (w/o frame)

THE WORKS SHAKESPEARE C.1860-70S Two Volume Set. Imperial Edition. Published by Virtue & Co., London. Two Antique Bound Volumes with The Works of William Shakespeare with Knights Notes comments and in