Cumberland by R. Angeloch

4 Assorted ROBERT ANGELOCH Watercolor Paintings from Estate of The Artist, 1 signed and dated: R Angeloch 1956, the other 3 are unsigned. size: between 7.25 x 17 and 14.75 x 17.75

Robert Angeloch (New York, 1922 - 2011) original pencil signed etching. Signed in pencil "R. Angeloch" lower right. Numbered, titled lower left. Measures 10" x 8" (plate size). Image is excellent cond

Including: Harriet Tannin, Sandra Melcher, Sidney Laufman, Robert Angeloch, R. Wilson, Andree Ruellman, Norma Morgan and others; various sizes(22)

Carved wood; Provenance: James R. Lawson Pty, Ltd. 212 Cumberland Street, Sydney, May 1999, Lot No. 398; acquired in 1999; Richard Kelton Collection, Santa Monica;

Sandusky Co., Ohio example in Coshocton formerly of the Jon R. Adams Collection of Decatur Illinois. Pictured in Who's Who #8.

Includes small printed marriage certificate produced by “Shippensburg Herald” and dated 1839. Crease lines. Two manuscript cookbooks, one with the name Miss R.R. Stone/Carlisle in the fron

Some discoloration. From the Estate Collection of Stephen R. Reed.

Some discoloration. From the Estate Collection of Stephen R. Reed.

ENGLISH SCHOOL, A PAINTING, "River Derwent, Cumberland," 1883, oil on canvas, spuriously signed and dated L/L, "R. Hipkins 1883," verso titled and dated, and a partial British colorman stamp, "Prepare

19th century. Some with losses. 7 1/2" x 9 3/4" (largest). Old Planing Mill off A. R**** in Hudson, Mrs. Hanson's Kitchen 1860, Road to Pinnacle Cumberland Gap, Waseca Minn July 19, Minnesota Midland

  Grading Results:___________Stone Type: Natural DiamondShape: Round BrilliantCarat: 10.15 ctColor: JClarity: SI2   Grading Results:____________Stone Type: Natural Diamond

Suite de 6 chaises dites Type V Teck, moelle de rotin 85 x 44 x 57 cm. 1958-1959 Provenance : - Chandigarh, Inde Références : - Patrick Seguin, Le Corbusier Pierre Jeanneret, Chandigarh India 19

Antique Tekke Bag Face Oriental Mat / Salor Trapping? Evenly worn. It measures 44" inches by 16" inches. Nice color very clear color and design, Has a couple of minor minor tears on edge that measure"

Toy train set consisting of 6 cars and an engine, could not find name except for MCB coupler on one of the cars. Fair condition. Has some railroad tracks as well. Larger than average Train. Has cattle

MS 66! SPECTACULAR COIN! THE NICEST TRADE DOLLAR WE HAVE EVER SEEN! AMAZING FANTASTIC COLOR, BREATHTAKING! ONLY 5 OF THESE GRADED, NONE BETTER BY NGC. WHAT A COIN TO INVEST IN! NGC EVALUATES AT $28,00

NGC MS 67! BLAST WHITE!!! AN INCREDIBLE, FABULOUS COIN! MOUNDS OF BLAZING LUSTRE, 145 YEARS OLD YET LOOKS LIKE IT WAS MINTED YESTERDAY!!! ONLY 8 EXIST AND ONLY (1) MS 68 HAS EVER BEEN GRADED. THIS COI

NGC AU 53! BEAUTIFUL COIN, LOTS OF LUSTRE, GREAT EYE APPEAL, ONLY 10 OF THESE EXIST! A REAL PIECE OF AMERICAN HISTORY! ESTIMATE: $18,000-$20,000.

Pierre CHAPO (1927-1987) Banquette à coulisse dit LO7A Orme 25.5 x 197 x 139 cm. (ouvert) 1963 Référence : - Catalogue de l’exposition Pierre Chapo, Magen H Gallery, 2017, p. 232.

TRAVAIL FRANÇAIS (XX) Paire de chauffeuses Chêne, drap de laine 64 x 57 x 66 cm. 1968 Provenance : - Modèle créé vers 1968 pour l’aménagement de la résidence L

5 x 7.5 Frame 15.25 x 17.75 Picasso gave to daughter in NY and she put in an auction where Dr J purchased it. ** Offered with reserve. **

Paire de fauteuils dits Calvet Chêne 95 x 60 x 70 x cm. BD Barcelona, circa 2000 Référence : - Charlottte & Peter Fiell, 1000 chairs, Taschen, 2000, p. 77.

Paire de fauteuils dit Easy armchair Teck, moelle de rotin, toile de coton 66 x 52 x 59 cm.Circa 1955 Easy armchairs from Punjab University, Chandigarh, pairTeak, cane, upholstery25.98 x 20.47 x 23.23

Chauffeuse et son repose pied dits Alta Bois courbé, cuir, bakélite Chauffeuse : 69 x 97 x 71 cm. Repose pied : 43 x 71 x 71 cm. Circa 1972 Provenance : - Piasa, Bruxelles, 23 juin 2021 R&#2

Lot Consists of an Oil Painting on Board of a Landscape of "Mt Kearsarge from Intervale" by Alfred Thomas Bricher; Signed ATB '64. Included is the Provenance in a Letter From the Goodwin Gallery to th