CHARLES HENRY MILLER 1842-1922

Charles Henry Miller (1842 - 1922) Landscape . Title: the Watering hole. Medium: Oil on Board. Size: 10.5 x 11.25 in. Signature: SLL. Artist: Charles Henry Miller (1842 - 1922). Framed.

Charles Henry Miller (American, 1842-1922). Original American Victorian oil painting on canvas. A figural landscape with farmers in the field. Artist signature and dated July 6, 1889 lower right. Hous

Oil on Canvas. Cattle in woods. 13" X 19" (20" X 26") Prov. Sotheby's, 6/26/1984, lot 1037. (From a Hauppauge Long Island Estate)

Charles Henry Miller Oil on Board Landscape Used, wear Overall: 25-1/2"h x 33"w

Charles Winfield Miller (1922-1995) The Path Maker Medium: oil on canvas Dimensions: 32 x 16 Framed/base dimensions: 36 x 20 1/2 x 2 3/4 Signature: signed and dated lower right: Charles Winfield Mille

Charles and Ray Eames for Henry Miller LCW original lounge chair in molded plywood with a low slung profile. Constructed of 5 elements molded and bent by heat and pressure. Ergonomic seat and back are

Lot including Charles Russell print on canvas (overall in frame 16 1/2" x 23"), Susan Pennewell Ellis 1979 signed lithograph "Threes Company" (overall in frame 19 1/2" x 24", Henry Miller signed and n

Thomas Cahill, Charles J. Balesi, Kristie Miller, John Inman and Henry Louis Gates Jr.

Canadian. 1872-1941. True canvasback composition. Originally from W.P. Thomson of Long Point Club, 1916-1922. Incised, "W.P.T" underside. 16 x 6.75 x 6.75". Exhibits minor professional restoration to

by Henry James (American, 1843-1916), New York: Charles Scribner's Sons, 1922, 26 volumes (complete), all bound in three quarter leather over cloth boards, with marbled endpapers, with five raised ban

London, Ackermann, 1842. In 8th. 36 beautiful color illustrations by Henry Alken, a few pages slightly slow, some sporadic flowering, editorial binding in full canvas with gold titles on the spine, sl

AN 18TH-CENTURY VOGLER-TYPE COMPASS SUNDIAL, unsigned, of usual form with decorative gilt brass edge, and contained in fitted plush-lined shagreen case -- 2¾in. (7cm.) diameter,

A MINER'S DIAL BY GEORGE ADAMS SENIOR, CIRCA 1760, the 2½in. silvered dial signed by 'South' G. ADAMS / LONDON, blued steel needle with gilt 'N/S' and retainer arm on pivot, steeped degree ring, co

A BRASS SECTOR BY GEORGE ADAMS SENIOR, CIRCA 1760, signed by hinge G. ADAMS in FLEET-STREET, LONDON, engraved over both sides with retention strip on inner edge -- 6 3/8in. (16.2cm.) wide

A FINE SCISSOR-TYPE BRASS PARALLEL RULE BY GEORGE ADAMS SENIOR, CIRCA 1760, signed and inscribed by the pierced retainers Made by G. ADAMS in Fleet-Street, LONDON, the top engraved for a square protra

A PLANE TABLE SURVEYING COMPASS BY GEORGE ADAMS SENIOR, CIRCA 1740, with 4½in. compass card signed around pictorial depiction of the sun MADE BY G. ADAMS IN FLEET-STREET LONDON, blued steel needle

Ø A SHAGREEN COVERED DRAWING ETUI BY GEORGE ADAMS SENIOR, CIRCA 1750, the fitted compartment containing plain, ink and beam compasses, a pencil and ivory sector signed G. ADAMS. LONDON*, contained

A SMALL NOON DAY CANNON DIAL, PROBABLY FRENCH LATE 19TH CENTURY, unsigned, the brass platform with inset bubble levels, compass, folding adjustable gnomon, lens assembly and oxidised brass cannon barr

TWO IMPERIAL RUSSIAN NAVAL FUSE CONTAINERS, constructed in brass and shaped with belt loops behind, hinged lids, the front of one engraved No. 41, each stamped on the underside with anchor devise and

PROOF NELSON MEZZOTINT, AFTER JOHN HOPPNER, 1805-06, a proof copy of Charles Turner's mezzotint, after the iconic image by John Hoppner of Nelson standing left in full dress uniform, but lacking all t

AN 18TH/19TH CENTURY OAK AND BRASS SHIP'S BUCKET, coopered with brass retaining rings and ropework handle, stamped with broad arrow on the underside -- 14¼in. (36cm.) high,

A ½IN. SINGLE DRAW WOOD AND BRASS DECAGONAL MARINE TELESCOPE BY SPENCER, BROWNING & RUST, LONDON, CIRCA 1790, the signature stamped on the tube as per title by bulbous eyepiece with dust slide, mai

A SILVER MOUNTED HORN AND WOOD CANE USING TIMBER FROM H.M.S. MONTAGUE, 1907/8, the plain tapering shaft with foliate silver cuff with owner's initials 'ARC', hallmarked for Birmingham 1907/8, and insc

harbor docks, Fairhaven, Massachusetts sgn. and dated l.r. C.H. Gifford 93/Aug. o/c, 14 by 24.5 in.; gilt frame 16.5 by 27 in. Collection of G.W. Samaha