Duck couple, Rosenthal, stamp after 1957, design Willy

Roland H. Clark (1874-1957) Duck Stamp Design, 1938 signed "Roland Clark" lower right drypoint, 6 3/4 by 10 3/4 in. titled and dated lower leftframed with 1939 Federal Duck Stamp Provenance: William K

Roland Clark (American, 1874-1957), Duck Stamp Design 1938etching, titled to lower left, pencil signed to lower right, custom matted with stamp, presented behind glass in a gilt frame. Frame dimension

Four Sporting Prints Peter Corbin (b. 1945) "The Cornrow Blind," 1990 signed "Peter Corbin" lower right color print, 15 3/4 by 26 in. edition 208 of 250 Roland Clark (1874-1957) "Duck Stamp Design, 19

Duck Stamp Design 1938 etching by Roland Clark (United States, 1874 - 1957), pencil signed lower right, titled lower left, matted and framed together with Migratory Bird Hunting Stamp signed E.E.(?) M

Song of the Night, Rosenthal, design Waldemar Fritsch 1951, signed and dated, green stamp mark after 1957, model number 1864., naturalistic molding in white porcelain, expressive depiction of dancer H

Frank W. Benson (1862-1951) Federal Duck Stamp Design, 1935-1936 signed "Frank W. Benson" lower left etching, 3 by 5 in. Canvasbacksframed with Federal Duck Stamp

Richard E. Bishop (1887-1975) Federal Duck Stamp Design, 1936 signed "Richard E. Bishop" lower right drypoint, 5 by 8 in. titled lower left edition of 1845 framed with Federal Duck Stamp

Federal Duck Stamp Design 1967 - 68 etching by Les C. Kouba (United States, 1917 - 1998), pencil signed lower right, titled and dated lower left, matted and framed together with Migratory Bird Hunting

Richard Evett Bishop (American, 1887-1975), Federal Duck Stamp Designetching and drypoint, titled to lower left, pencil signed to lower right, matted and framed behind glass. Frame dimensions 10 x 12

Leslie C. Kouba (1917-1998); Federal Duck Stamp Design Etching for 1967-68 signed and titled to base by the artist and framed together with the original "Migratory Bird Hunting $3 Stamp. Height of art

Etching by Edward A. Morris (United States, 1917-2007) Federal Duck Stamp Design 1961 - 62, pencil signed lower right, titled lower left, matted and framed together with Migratory Bird Hunting Stamp.

Jay Norwood "Ding" Darling (1876-1972) 1934 Federal Duck Stamp Design signed "J N Darling" lower right etching, 5 3/4 by 8 1/2 in. titled and dated "Design For First Federal Duck Stamp 1934" lower lef

1962-1963 Federal Duck Stamp design by Edward a Morris, pencil signature and inscription in lower margin "Edward A Morris" and "Federal Duck Stamp Design 1962-1963" matted and framed under glass with

RICHARD EVETT BISHOP (PA, 1887-1975) - "Federal Duck Stamp Design", 1936, etching on paper, pencil signed lower right, signed in the plate, titled in pencil lower left. In black stick frame, matted an

Including ducks stamp design and rabbits print. Dimensions: (Larger frame) H 14.5" x W 16" Condition: Slight rippling to duck paper.

Two artist plates, Rosenthal, after 1957, design James Rizzi (New York 1950-2011) for Rosenthal, artist object, colored decor in the style of pop art, Christmas plate, Christmas 2000, Ø 33 cm, City

Group of animal figures, 9 pieces, Four penguins, Rosenthal, after 1957, designs Karl Himmelstoss, 2x model no. 359, h. 11,5 cm, 2 x model no. 396 h. 8,5 cm, penguin, Metzler & Ortloff, h. 11 cm, in a

Large Madonna, Rosenthal, mark after 1957, design by Daniel Hauenstein (1894-1978) in 1956, in the plinth mon., model no. 5044, Large Madonna with the boy Jesus on her arm looking down, large worked s

Jackson M. Abbott (American 1902-1988). 1957 federal duck stamp print, stone lithography on paper, first printing, ink signed, and titled in lower margin, accompanied with duck stamp #R24. Approximate

1957 Federal Duck Stamp

Patriotic paperweight, Rosenthal, Selb, stamp 1920-30s, design Theodor Kärner, helmet with dagger on oak leaves, on rectangular base, with 1000 silver overlay (stamp), 9 x 13 x 8 cm

A clear decanter intricately decorated with raised images of ducks in flight from tall grass, centered around a prominent stamp of a duck couple swimming, with a list of other editions on the back. Be

Very important duck stamp etching, Ding Darling. This is the design for the first duck stamp, 1934. Image is signed by Darling lower right. Full sheet measures 10.5" x 13.5". Accompanied by uncanceled

Jay Norwood "Ding" Darling (American, 1876-1962). Etching on paper titled "Design for First Federal Duck Stamp" with the first federal duck stamp framed underneath. Titled and sign