Charles Gildon's Post-boy Robb'd, 1706

Heading: Author: Title: [Gildon, Charles] Place Published: The Post-Boy robb'd of his mail or, The Pacquet Broke Open. Consisting of letters of love and gallantry, and all miscellaneous subjects: In

Stable boy hitching post.Cast iron. Signed J.W Fiske. Late 19th century. Beautiful old paint. Excellent condition. H 46"

A young boy dropped his back pack while standing on top of a fence and grasping lamp post as if excaping from a barking bull dog. Electrified. Signed Jim Davidson. 102" high.

High-gloss varnish on the surface hides slight crazing. Signed lower right. Stretcher size approx. 19 3/4" X 24 1/8". Ex-Florence Art Gallery, Chocarne-Moreau, a native of Dijon, was to spend nearly a

The May 9-11, 1727 issue of “The Post-Boy” printed at London by W. Davis, two pages complete. Nice masthead. News from the Hague and Falmouth, notices and ads. Bold red tax stamp. Fine, measures 8

The October 31 to November 2, 1721 issue of “The Post-Boy”, printed at London by J. Morpheus, two pages complete. Beautiful masthead. GREAT content including from the Bay of All Saints in Brazil o

“The Post-Boy”, English newspaper two pages, printed at London for E, Morphew. Nice masthead illustrations and initial letter. News including reference to the plague, shipping, European news and a

The May 13-16, 1727 issue of “The Post-Boy”, printed at London, two pages complete. Nice illustrated masthead. First page with Articles of agreement regarding commerce between the Ostend company a

BUKOWSKI, CHARLES. 1920-1994. Post Office. Los Angeles: Black Sparrow Press, 1971. Original red, white and blue patterned cloth over printed boards, printed paper label to spine, acetate jacket. Spine

Pair of chrome and acrylic Post line chairs with cowhide pads by Charles Hollis Jones, 1970s.

CHARLES CRAIG (American, 1846 - 1931), Indian Boy, 1896, oil on canvas, canvas: 20.25 x 16 inches, framed: 28.5 x 24 inches, signed and dated lower right. Condition: craquelure throughout, previous tw

Lot 73 after Anthony van Dyck Charles II as a boy with a Mastiff (19th Century) oil on canvas 53 1/2 x 42 inches Provenance: from a Greenwich, CT Estate

Figure of a boy holding bouquet of blue cineraria flowers. Figure is standing on a black wooden base. Modeled as a London street flower seller wearing herringbone trousers and plaid jacket with hands

Boy Scout Display. Post War 1954-59. 44 pieces. Box with lift-out tray. Fabulous Set. Condition: figures mint tied-in-box, Box excellent.

A Herman Miller lounge chair and ottoman, 670/671designed by Charles and Ray Eamespost 1950the chair 33in (84cm); width 33in (84cm); depth of seat 20 1/2in (52cm)

A Herman Miller lounge chair and ottoman, 670/671designed by Charles and Ray Eamespost 1950(2)the chair 32in (81cm); width 33in (84cm); depth of seat 20 1/2in (52cm)

Charles Loloma(Hopi, 1921 - 1991)Tufa Cast Gold Post Earringsgoldmarked: lolomaoverall weight: 2.6 gramseach: 3/8 x 3/8 in. (0.95 x 0.95 cm.) Private Collection, California

John Charles Terelak (American, born 1942), post Impressionist oil on canvas titled 'Autumn in Vermont,' depicting the bloom of changing trees with a river and mountain range beyond, artist signed and

Attributed to Norman Rockwell, preliminary drawing for the Saturday Evening Post, April 17, 1954, "Choir Boy Combing his Hair for Easter," watercolor and gouache, unsigned, 13 5/8" h x 10 3/4" w (imag

Dog in Window. Signed and dated 1839 lower left. Charles Brias (Belgian, 1798 - 1884). From a Greenwich, CT estate. Dimensions: 13" high x 10.75" wide. Condition: Fine craquelure throughout.

Attributed to William Matthew Prior (American, 1806-1873) Oil On Canvas, Portrait Of Charles Franklin Peel | Primitive American portrait of Charles Franklin Peel as a young boy holding a rose. Curtain

Pair of high-end Charles X period seven light gilt bronze large candelabras. An exquisite and desirable form of classical style with gilded paw feet base raised on the triangle pedestal fluted black p

Charles Wilbert White (American, 1918-1979) Watercolor on Illustration Board 1978, signed lower right, '13 yrs' inscribed in margin; depicting the portrait of a young boy in three-quarter view, matted

"Cotton Picking - Mural Design for Roanoke Rapids, N.C. Post Office"; c. 1937; Oil on Canvas; 16" x 24"; Estate Stamp Lower Left; Framed; Note: "D. Wigmore Fine Art, Inc. - NYC" label on verso; Condit