Barse Miller (American, b.1904, d.1973) "Inner Cove -

Artist:Barse MillerTitle: "Inner Cove - Rangemark"Dimensions:20'' X 28''Medium: Watercolor on paper. Matted and framed.Signed: Barse Miller at lower right

"Playa del Rey" (Los Angeles) Industrial scene. 21 1/2'' x 14 7/16'' Signed titled and dated 1939 lower right. Provenance.: Skinner Auction Boston, 1983.

Barse Miller (1904 - 1973) American Watercolor on Paper Measure 11"in H x 16 3/4"in W and 18 3/4"in H x 24"in W with frame Known for: Regional scene easel and mural painting, teaching, illustration Bi

American. 1940s. Reverse screened inner and outer glasses. Marked, "Advertising Products Incorporated, Cincinnati" rear and "Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co." lower edge of dial. Condition: 9.5. Mechanicall

American. 1908. 14K gold. 55.9 grams gross. Marked, "American Waltham Watch Co., 16859820" movement. Inner caseback hallmarked, "14K". 40.60mm case diameter. After winding, watch was found to be runni

American. 1910s. Walnut case. Stamped, "132" inner edge of case and rear. 9 x 5 x 6". Not functioning. CODE:TEL Bryan Beatty collection.

American, 20th century. A Howard Miller tall case clock in brass, the open glass case revealing brass inner movement with Howard Miller mark, having nine tube chimes with brass decorative pendulum; ht

Flat inner liner with beaded inner edge and hand stenciled sand textured cove. The outer edge with ribbon bound rods and corners with large leaf and berry brackets. Fitted for a 32 x 48 inch painting.

American. 1958. Double sided tin flange, die cut (DSTF). Marked, "AF-1722-A-9-58 Stout Sign Co., St. Louis, MO" inner flange. Scattered very minor surface scratches. Gary Archer Collection. 14" x 14".

Lot 442 - Circa 1925. Pair (2). American. Unusual pulled feather/zipper variation pattern. Signed with acid, inner fitter rim. Standard 2 1/4" fitter. 5" x 3.5" each. $200-300.

American. 1950s. Double-sided tin flange (DSTF). Marked, "Scioto Sign - Kenton, O - Made in U.S.A", lower center edge and inner flange. Uniform surface toning. Minor surface losses from extreme edges.

American. 1903. 14K yellow gold case, cuvette. Includes Victorian gold-filled slider chain. Stamped, "B.W.C. Co., Warranted to Assay 14K" inner cover of case. 2" x 1.5" x .25". From the Leonard Johnso

American. Serial number 17188095, circa 1908. Gold filled case. Inner case edges are worn at movement screws, movement is slightly loose as a result of this. Features a painted metal 24-hour dial. Gro

American. 1940s. Iconic Ross Butler-designed horse. Stamped, "Black Horse Ale Inc., New York" rear base. 9.5 x 4 x 10.75". Minor missing material from inner base edge. Two filled holes with touchup on

American. 1950s. Marked, "Property of Coca-Cola Ltd" rear inner edge. 30.25" x 10.5". Mounting holes added to upper right and left corners. Scratches and loss along edges. Est. $200-300.

American. 1950s. Embossed steel with aluminum lined interior. Lid is hinged to inside of cooler. Marked, "Quality Cronstroms Service - Cronstroms Manufacturing Inc., Minneapolis, Minnesota" inner lid.

American. 1900s. Oak case. Stamped, "Not licensed to be used in the United States of America" inner case. Stamped, Western Electric Company, Chicago, New York" side of case. Patent dates to 1894. 30 x

American. Steel. Contains an assortment of original stock. Inner lid lithographed with repair instructions. 14.5" x 12.75" x 5.25". Surface exhibits uniform discolouration. Hinged lid opens and closes

American. 1950s. Moulded plastic composition. Complete with chord selector and Emenee catalog in original box. Marked, "Emenee Musical Toys" inner box. 33 x 13 x 4". Strings exhibit minor oxidation.

American. 1950s. Lithographed tin. One display marked, "Advance Display Co., Chicago" lower inner rear. 12 x 9 1/2 x 9 1/2" (each). Each exhibits scattered oxidation, shallow impressions, creases and

(2) Flat inner liners are divided with a thin dart pattern and raised flat molding. A narrow cove and applied beads lead to the anthemion applied convex molding. The deep outer compo edge is applied w

George Nelson (American, 1908-1986), The Executive Pendulum Wall Clock1970s, Howard Miller, model 618, brushed aluminum circular case with clear acrylic face revealing inner working, polished metal pe

Broad 6 inch frame (not including liner) with concave profile decorated with compo of applied egg and dart on the outer and inner edges, running Greek key and beadwork. Fitted for a 22 x 30 inch paint

American, late 19th century. A trumeau style mirror, having giltwood cove frame decorated with a leaf and berry motif, with a central divided mirrored panel. J.H. Miller label to reverse, with handwri