Charles Addams (New Yorker cartoonist/Addams Family

Charles Addams (New Yorker cartoonist/Addams Family creator) ink on paper sketch of Wednesday. 8.5” x 6.5” overall. Signed.

Charles Addams The Addams Family Signature & Drawing of Wednesday on New Yorker stationary. Measures 4 1/2 by 7 inches.

Description: Oct 8th 1979 Complete Issue of the New Yorker Magazine with Charles Addams cartoon on cover, signed by the artist, inscriber, "TO TONI." Material: paper. Shipping cost: $12. Different rat

Who Framed Roger Rabbit?, style E, color poster with gold foil, designed by Dayna Stedry, frame 41 ¼ x 27 ¼” with glass; CHARLES ADDAMS Addams Family illustration for the New Yorke

Full-length Portrait of Morticia Addams, Matriarch of "The Addams Family". India ink and brush on illustration board, signed lower right, marked "New York" and dated 1956, also inscribed "To Nancy Dor

(THE NEW YORKER) CHARLES E. MARTIN (1910-1995) Modern Art Eggs in a Basket.Cover art. Cover for The New Yorker published April 13, 1963. Watercolor, gouache, and charcoal on paper. 432x305 mm; 17&#188

Charles Addams (January 7, 1912 - September 29, 1988) cartoonist of The Addams Family. Signature & Drawing, 3 x 5 inches.

(Theatre Play Bills) A group of 7 playbills for theatrical productions, comprising:   The Addams Family. New York: Playbill, 2006. SIGNED by NATHAN LANE, BEBE NEUWIRTH, plus entire Broadway-bound

Charles Addams original Addams Family drawing "Pugsley" Signed and dated 1981 Measures: 6 x 4 inches

Charles Addams (American, 1912-1988)Attributed : Lurch (The Addams Family) Marker and watercolor on paper, signed. Charles Addams was a cartoonist known for his macabre characters, some of whom became

CHARLES E MARTIN The New Yorker Offset Lithograph, inscription reads ‘April 10, 1971 The New Yorker Price 50 cents CEM’, subject a stained glass flower, measures 16 x 13 inches, black wooden frame

CHARLES E MARTIN The New Yorker Offset Lithograph, inscriptions read ‘Oct 22, 1965 The New Yorker Price 35 cents CEM’, subject a view of a skyscraper, measures 16 x 13 inches, black wooden frame,

CHARLES E MARTIN The New Yorker Offset Lithograph, inscription reads ‘April 10, 1971 The New Yorker Price 50 cents CEM’, subject a stained glass flower, measures 16 x 13 inches, black wooden frame

Moore's Rural New Yorker 1853-1854. Published in 1850 by Daniel D.T. Moore in Rochester New York, this is a Folio Volume of Moore's Rural-New Yorker, "An Agriculture and Family Newspaper&#

Ink, wash and gouache illustration on paper by Charles 'Chas' Addams (American, 1912-1988): the original artwork for a cartoon, featuring Addams Family characters, including Morticia,

Ink, wash and gouache illustration on paper by Charles 'Chas' Addams (American, 1912-1988): This is an original piece of artwork , featuring Addams Family characters and in superb fine condition from

2 Cast-Iron Hand-Cranked Chain-Stitch Sewing Machines, c. 1880 1) Charles Raymond, New England-type improved family sewing machine, with flower motifs and hand-painted golden highlights. - And: 2) Wil

The original drawing for the New Yorker july 6,1968. Hand drawn and color embellished by Mr Saxon, signed lower right, measures 14" X 12" plus frame , nice rare find

The Addams Family Haunted House All Plastic Assembly Kit New and Sealed in Box , Great for Halloween , Still sealed but the plastic is torn

Charles Saxon (American 1920-1988) Signed & Framed New Yorker Magazine Cartoon. Matted, with a simple black frame. From The Hanson Collection; paperwork on back. Measures 21 x 16 inches.

[Literature] Stein, Gertrude. The Making of Americans: Being A History of A Family's Progress. Albert & Charles Boni, New York, 1926. First American Edition. One of 100 copies made from the sheets of

Charles Addams, (2) vols., Dear Dead Days: A Family Album. G. P. Putnam's Sons, 1959, hardcover in jacket, laid in is a photo, possibly of a young Addams, 11.25"h x 8.5"w; with, Drawn and Quartered. P

New and Sealed Addams Family Haunted House Model Kit Plastic Assembly Kit

CONSTANTIN ALAJALOV (1900-1987) Family Tree. Cover illustration for The New Yorker, published February 12, 1938. Watercolor and gouache over graphite on board. 350x255 mm; 13¾x10 inches, on 16x12