DORIS DAY JULIA HARNETT-HARVEY (AMERICAN, B. 20TH

Request condition report! “Overlooking the Quail Lodge Golf Course,” a watercolor on paper drawing, signed lower right again on the verso, also inscribed on the verso “To Doris with much love on

Harvey Sadow, American, b. 1946. A 20th century Raku fired stoneware vase with bulbous form and Dark Green matte glaze. Signed "H. Sadow" and dated "1980" at base. Some light surface wear and crazing.

Rodney Davis (American, b. 20th C.) "All Saints Day," charcoal and white chalk drawing on paper, signed. Framed. Provenance: purchased from the artist, 2012. Size: 17'' x 13'', 43 x 33 cm (sight); 34'

Bruce Eichelberger (American, B.20th C.) Guitar. "A Day in the Park," pyrography on Gibson Maestro guitar. On custom stand. Provenance: Hyeana Gallery, Burbank, CA. Size: 45'' x 16'' x 4'' (114 x 41 x

3.25x5 B&W glossy finish vintage photograph signed and inscribed in blue fountain pen ink by Doris Day. In very good condition. (1922-2019) Doris Day was an American actress, singer, and activist. She

Z. B. Armstrong (American, 20th c.), "Two-Sided Dooms Day Calendar", 1986, marker on board, signed and dated en verso, dated upper right, 9 3/4 in. x 14 5/8 in., framed. Provenance: Gift of Kurt Gitte

Harvey Caplin DAY'S END, 1945, gelatin silver print, signed and titled in ink on mat, sight 5 ¾ x 7 ¾”, frame 18 ¼ x 16 ¼” with glass; Adrian Davis HORSE AND SKY, 2007,

A framed oil and pastel on panel painting titled "Days Past" by 20th century American artist, Grace Short. Dated 1999. Provenance: Gail Harvey Gallery, Santa Monica, CA, 1999. Measures: 20 x 20 inches

Julia Conroy Michel Black (American/New Orleans, d. 1968), "Summer Day (Amusement Park)," early 20th c., oil on board, signed lower left, label with title and artwork information from “Art Assoc

Lot vintage postcards and envelopes, early 20th c. including some photo cards, American Indian and some first day covers Condition; some wear from age and use especially on edges and corners

Two Native American pottery figuresTwo works:Joe Cajero Jr. (b. 1971, Jemez Pueblo)"Morning of Feast Day," late 20th/21st centurySigned and titled to base side versoA Jemez polychrome potter

LOT OF FOUR HAUTE COUTURE ILLUSTRATIONS BY POLLY LUKE (circa 1920s): A. Ink on Paper; 12.5" x 7"; Unsigned; Unframed / B. "To Keeping Our Fingers Warm During the Coming Chillier Days"; 1926; Newsprint

Gerald Harvey (American, 20th Century) Outfitter's Payday. Bronze sculpture with blackish brown patina. Inscribed "G. Harvey 1996, Outfitter's Payday" and numbered 16/40. Raised on a wood base. Proven

Bonnie Kassell (American, b.20th Century), Untitled (Mayans Fishing) 1975, mixed media on canvas, signed and dated. Framed. The artist in her own words: "I have been an artist and traveler all my life

A Cynthia L Starkweather-Nelson (American, b.20th C.) mixed media on board composed of pink and blue gouache on applied paper. Pencil signed and dated '80' lower center.

Julia Fish (American, b. 1950) Garden Drawing #107, 1997 ink on paper 14 x 9 1/4 inches. Provenance: Rhona Hoffman Gallery, Chicago

Chain Link, 1991. Unsigned, the reverse with Gallery Label, McKee Gallery, NYC. Acrylic and Rust on Canvas. 40 by 40 in. Provenance: Property from a Private New York, NY / Bridgehampton Collector. McK

Chuang Che (Zhuang Zhe), Chinese/American, b. 1934. A 20th century oil on canvas abstract landscape, numbered "102". Signed in characters lower right, signed "Chuang Che" and dated "1978" verso. Surfa

Emery Clark (American, b. 1950) Day Reflection, 1984 hand colored silverprint signed Emery Clark and dated (lower right) 49 1/4 x 121 inches. Property from THE WAREHOUSE, Atlanta, Georgia

JULIA ROGERS (AMERICAN/DC/MD, b. 1962) - ''Dust Devil''; Oil on canvas; Signed: lower right ''Julia Noffsinger Rogers''; Set in gold gilt wood frame; Measures: Visible Art 60''H x 45''W, Frame 70.5''H

Joseph Jacobs (Native American, b. 1934) Stone Sculpture 20th century. Carved stone sculpture. Signed and dated (on reverse). Ht. 13 in.

DESCRIPTION: A Paul Wegner cold painted patinated bronze statue. Titled "Lady Day" depicting a musical themed portrait of Billy Holiday. Signed "P. Wegner" and numbered "137/175" at base, published by

Sam Gilliam (American, b. 1933) Butterfly Days 21, c. 1980-89 acrylic, monoprint, color relief and collage on assemblage of various collaged handmade papers with a hand-painted wooden block signed Sa

Dennis Clive (American, b. 1950), "Big Day at the Races - Bugatti Type 35," 1987, glazed ceramic sculpture, overall: 21”h x 60"w x 30”d. Provenance: Estate of Thomas J. Perkins (San Francisco/Belv