CLARA MILLER BURD. Children with a Dog Cart.

Clara Miller Burd (1873-1933) was an American stained glass designer and children's book and magazine cover illustrator. IMPORTANT: Before bidding, please read the terms and conditions. When you regis

Clara Miller Burd Framed Color Print Girl Swinging, bucolic scenery beyond. Burd (American, 1873-1933) was a stained glass designer for Tiffany Glass. Condition is generally good, some light surface w

An opalotype milk glass portrait signed l/l: "CM Burd," in an oval gilt frame. 4 3/4in. x 3 1/4in. Together with the original photographic image in a textile frame; 6in. x 4 3/4in. Clara Miller Burd w

Victorian Silverplate Napkin Ring 2.75" X 3.75" - Simpson Hall and Miller #140 - Dog Pulling Cart

"Stories About Children", by Charles Dickens. Introduction by Elizabeth Lodor Merchant, illustrated by Clara M. Burd, published by The John C. Winston Company, Chicago, 1929. First Edition for Burd's

ca. 1880 SWEET CHILDREN w DOG, BORDER COLLIE ? PULLING CART Saginaw MICHIGAN MI ca. 1880 SWEET CHILDREN w DOG, BORDER COLLIE ? PULLING CART Saginaw MICHIGAN MI Description Circa 1880s Antique Cabinet

Dog Pulling Flower Cart with Child Driver Flue Cover. Paper lithograph in metal frame with chain hanger. 9-1/2" diam. Condition: Very good.

Hand painted Pottery bowl with Black & white pattern exterior and Blue , Black and white interior with Scene depicting Child on cart with animals. One of a kind. signed on bottom Dimensions: 19 inches

Including: "A Child's Garden of Verses" illus Clara M Burd, Saalfield; "The Tale of Peter Rabbit" illus Feru Bisel Peat, Harter Publ, 1931; "The Velveteen Rabbit" by Margery Williams, illus William Ni

PRINT OF AMERICAN FOLK ART PAINTING OF CHILD WITH

(3) Silver-plate Napkin Rings (2) Dog Pulling Carts, One Is Simpson Hall & Miller #033 - (1) Unmarked, Fox Pulling Cart

Don Dahlke (American/Caribbean, 20th/21st century) oil on canvas painting depicting a colorful seaside scene, with a woman and two children purchasing food from the cart of a hot dog vendor. One child

William Rickarby Miller (American, 1818-1893) From Nature, near Newcastle, England Depicting rural road with horse drawn cart at ridge, boy and dog in foreground, matted and framed with label on rever

A collection consisting of nine (9) children and one hunter themed napkin rings. Boy pulling cart exhibits a slightly misaligned and poorly re-attached ring to the cart. One of a pair featuring a boy

American. Circa 1998. A scaled-down version of the 1998 Corvette Indianapolis 500 Official Pace Car Go-Cart by Midwestern Industries. Powered by a Tecumseh Power Sport 5.5hp gas engine. Includes a cus

1873 JAMES CRAWFORD THOM CHILDREN DOG OIL PAINTING 19c DETAILS: - ARTIST: James Crawford Thom - BIRTH: American, (1835-1898) - TITLE: Children Playing & Feeding Dog - SIGNED: JAS C THOM 73 (lr); - ME

93. IVES OVERSIZED DOG CART | One of the three in a series of oversized walking horse carts produced by Ives, the cart contains a trap door at the rear and the front half is appointed with ornately ra

Anonymous oil on canvas full length seated young boy (circa 5 years old) with light green eyes and brown hair, wearing black outfit with lace collar, white socks and black shoes holding miniature pudd

Circa 1890. Having scrolling iron runners with wooden body which has been painted with elegant red foxes. Overall good condition, upholstery faded. L34" W29" H31"

Bronze statue, lifesize child and two dogs playing on a log, possibly Jim Davidson (American 20th c.), in outdoor condition (green patina), 76"h, 92"w, 20"d Start Price: $500.00

Oil on canvas, 36.25 x 29 inches, in a period frame, 41 x 33.75 inches. Stencil of a canvas supplier Edward Dechaun, New York. Provenance: from a Wiscasset, Maine Estate.

circa 1880 oil on canvas signed and dated lower right 44 x 56 inches

Mian Situ (born 1953) Children and Dog signed 'Mian Situ' (lower left) and signed again (on the reverse) oil on canvas 20 x 24 in. framed 27 x 30 1/2 in. Footnotes: Provenance The artist.

Description: This lot includes a victorian era oil on canvas painting of two children with their dog. The portrait is framed in a period gilt wood frame. Unsigned, but marked on the back of the canvas