C. Nooteboom, Negerkunst, 1956

William Scott (British, 1913-1989). Signed "W Scott" on verso. Oil on canvas painting, 19 3/8" x 27 7/8", framed. Exhibition: Exhibited at Gimpel Fils, London, 1985, catalogue checklist no. 6; 1986 ex

SARAH IMADLAK TAYARAK (1917-1990) SALLUIT (SUGLUK) Mother and Child,c. 1956 stone, 9.5 x 7.25 x 9.25 in (24.1 x 18.4 x 23.5 cm) inscribed with artist's disc number, "E91196". Provenance Privat

ALFRED MORANG (AMERICAN, 1901-1958), WATERCOLORS, C. 1956, PAIR, H 6", W 9", SANTA FE:Unframed. Alfred Gwynne Morang. Scenes probably from Santa Fe. For a high resolution photo

Micro-Nikkor.C 3.5/5 cm Lens, c. 1956 Nippon Kogaku, Japan. No. 523740, retractable lens for M39, focusing up to 4 feet, stop apertures up to 22, with black Canon back cap, focusing a little stiff, op

George Nelson & Associates (American, 1908-1986) OMNI Four-Bay Wall Unit, c. 1956 walnut and aluminum branded stamp inside drawers 132 w x 18 x 123 h comprising; 5 poles 3 cases w/4 drawers 1 case sli

Morris Brose (Polish, 1914-2000) Untitled, c. 1956  bronze inscribed Morris Brose and dated 17 1/4 x 9 x 5 inches.

'Leica Summaron 5,6/2,8 cm with Viewfinder, c. 1956 Leitz, Wetzlar. 1) Summaron 5,6/2,8 cm, no. 1412213, minor scratches on front element, inside light dirt. Popular and sought-after wide-angle lens f

'Leica IIf Set, c. 1956 Leitz, Wetzlar. 1) Leica IIf, no. 809396, red-dial synchronization. With case. (2-/3) - 2) Chrome Hektor 6,3/2,8 cm, no. 357586, c. 1937, still a desirable user lens. With back

Alfaplex, Milan, Floor lamp, c. 1956, H. 106 cm, Ø 16.5 cm. Teak, perspex, white., Rivista dell'arredamento n. 56, 1959, np.

Angelo Lelli, H. 54.5 cm (max.), D. 33 cm. Made by Arredoluce, Monza. Sheet brass, sheet aluminium, tubular brass, dark brown leather coating, white glass, frosted.

Rosenthal, Selb, Bather, c. 1956, H. 33 cm. Porcelain, white, glazed, underglaze in blue and green. Marked: Manufacturer's mark branch Selb-Plössberg, handgemalt (green, under glaze), 783 (emboss

Jean-Jacques Bastogy [aka Jean-Jacques Montfort] (b. c. 1956): Seated Female, After Henri Matisse Watercolor and gouache on paper, unsigned. 26 1/2 x 19 in. (sight), 35 x 29 in. (frame).

Angelo Lelli, 2 wall lights, c. 1956, 30 x 33 cm. Made by Arredoluce, Monza. Glass, white, brass tube, brass sheet. Marked: hologram sticker of the manufacturer., Pansera / Padoan / Palmaghini, Arredo

Jean-Jacques Bastogy [aka Jean-Jacques Montfort] (b. c. 1956): At the Racetrack, After Raoul Dufy Watercolor and gouache on paper, unsigned. 19 x 25 1/4 in. (sight), 28 x 34 in. (frame).

Alberto Rosselli , Desk, c. 1956, H. 72 x 202 x 90 cm. Made by Arflex, Milan. Tubular metal, sheet metal, partially black, aluminium banding, wood, blockboard with wenge veneer. ,

Linhof Technika III 6.5 x 9 with Matching Lens Set, c. 1956 Linhof, Munich. Technika III no. 47944 for 6.5 x 9 cm, with number-matched cam for three lenses: Angulon 6.8/85 mm, Tessar 3.5/105 mm and Xe

Charles Seliger, (2) small drawings, c. 1956, Charles Seliger (American, 1926-2009), Untitled Abstracts, the larger ink and oil on cardboard signed lower left and dated upper right, the smaller color

Ambi Silette Cutaway Model, c. 1956 Agfa, Munich. Unnumbered body with elaborately incorporated viewing windows and interchangeable Color-Solinar 2.8/50 mm lens, still fully functional camera, shutter

Jean-Jacques Bastogy [aka Jean-Jacques Montfort] (b. c. 1956): Still Life with Teapot, Knife and Fruit, After Georges Braques Watercolor and gouache on paper, unsigned. 20 x 25 3/4 in. (sheet), 29 x

FREDERIC LUND OTTESEN (NORWEGIAN, 1913-1975) OIL ON CANVAS, C. 1956, H 28", W 36":Depicting an industrial port scene. Signed and dated in the lower right corner. For a high resolution photo

C. 1956 Schwinn Black Phantom balloon tire bicycle. Serial #V93547. Fair condition. 18" frame.

A British Railways colour lithographic poster, c. 1956, Designed by A. N. Wolstenholme, featuring illustrations of British Railways Locomotives - Each train numbered and paired with the name and numbe

Italy, Table light, c. 1956, H. 31 cm, Ø 10 cm. Cast metal, blackened, tubular brass, sheet aluminum, painted white and mint green.,

Huki Elektro-Mercedes 190SL No. 5/11, c. 1956 Hubert Kienberger, Nuremberg, Made in Western Germany. Lithographed tin, chromed bumpers, rubber tyres, electric motor (battery untested), length 9 in.,