Fly - a group of 5

Millard Wells, America (1921-2012). A group of 5 matted and framed watercolors that includes; '1980 Islamorada International Bonefish Fly Tournament'; measures 26.25"H x 32.25"W framed and 13.5"H x 19

A group of 3 rods including a Thomas and Thomas ESP 7.5' 4wt with graphite rod, cigar handle and wood seat, a Legend Elite Salt Water Series 9" 9wt graphite rod, cigar handle and chrome seat, a Powell

Japanese woodblock print, 1926, this is a later edition with Watanabe "K" seal (used 1957-1989), signed and sealed Shoson SIZE IN INCHES: oban, 10.5 x 15.25 inches A KINGFISHER flies over a group of i

A group of 4 Sage fly fishing rods. Lot includes a Sage SPL 8' 2", Sage SLT 490 9' 4wt, Sage Graphite II 8' 5wt, Sage Z-AXIS 11' 5 3/8 oz. All having a graphite rods, cigar handle and various seat. Al

and Cover c.1875, 3"h, 5 1/4"l, modeled as a fly on an oval rocky ground, the wings and thorax forming the lid. Catalogued and curated by Nicolaus Boston. Flower Family Collection Literature: Majolica

Oil on canvas of brown trout with fly buckling, craquelure, unsighed, 8"x16.5" with 2.5" frame (damaged)

Beautifully made, the two swans standing on top of rocks within ocean waves, wings open and ready to fly. Republic period. Height: 5 in (12.7 cm) Width: 5 3/8 in (13.7 cm)

(lot of 5) Chinese carved hardstone cabinet items, likely Carnelian agate, including: (1) naturalistic bowl, carved with lotus, dragon fly and frog, resting on a wood base, (1) group with two Chilong

Five-piece collection of pottery vessels by Harrison McIntosh for Metlox. Exhibited at the 1955 California Designed show at the Long Beach Municipal Art Center. Never put into production. Property fro

US Gold Coins Group (5) - (1) 1928 $2.50 gold Indian head (1) 1878 $2.50 gold liberty (1) 1905 $2.50 gold liberty (1) 1853 $1 gold liberty (1) 1851 $1 gold liberty

Australia Gold Coins Group (5) - (1) 2007 Kangaroo 1/4 oz gold $25 coin. (1) 1999 Year of the Rabbit 1/10 oz gold $15 coin. (1) 2012 Year of the Dragon 1/10 oz gold $15 coin. (1) 2012 Year of the Drag

Stanley William Hayter (Britain, 1901-1988). Facile Proie (B.M.122), Etching, 1938. Signed in pencil; 35/100. ++ STYX (B.M. 369), Etching, 1974. Signed in pencil; 100/100. ++ Survol (B.M. 317), Lithog

LAGARDO TACKETTGroup of five studio pottery objects, 1960sGlazed ceramic.Each signed underneath. Square Plate: .5" H x 10" W x 10" DCandle Holders: 3" H x 4.5" DiameterLow Bow

Group (5) vintage Southeast Asian Ikat textiles, Indonesia, various patterns and sizes, largest: 93"l x 41"w, smallest: 61"l x 23"w (excluding fringe) Provenance: Estate of Distinguished Professor Phi

Group (5) African terracotta figurative vessels, Likely Mambila Peoples, 11"h x 8"w (largest), 6.5"h x 5"w (smallest) Provenance: Estate of Distinguished Professor Philip Gould, NYC Notes/Literature:

A group of five Chinese blue and white table objects. Ming Dynasty, Included are a Ding shaped censer, circular ink well with three curving legs, waterpot. brush holder, and covered small container. W

This is a group of five PMG certified 1935A $1 WWII Emergency Issue North Africa $1 Silver Certificates: FR#2306 (RC Block). Sequential Serials: R98699582C-R98699586C. Choice Uncirculated 64 EPQ.

Group (5) antique Asian celadon bowls, Some possibly 12th c. or older, likely Chinese, Thai, and Vietnamese examples, various shades of green, each with geometric banding, one with scalloped edge, 3"h

Group (5) Chinese yixing teapots, 19th/20th c., four with maker's marks to underside, one signed under lid, largest: 3"h x 6"dia, smallest: 2.5"h x 3"dia Provenance: Estate of Distinguished Professor

Group (5) vintage Southeast Asian Ikat textiles, Indonesia, includes Borneo and East Malaysia, various patterns and sizes, one with label, largest: 76"l x 37"w, smallest: 64"l x 31"w (excluding fringe

Largest approx. 72" L. 1 embroidered Charité de Vert Honoraire 1851. 1 with 2 coats of arms. With a renaissance style metal mounted velvet saddle holster. Approx. 29 1/4" W.

GROUP 5 NELSEN SIGNED CERAMIC TREE FIGURAL CANDLESTICKS 10" TALLEST

Group (5) Chinese Neolithic style pottery vessels, Possibly 3rd Millenium B.C.E. (c. 3000 BCE - 2001 BCE), each decorated with repeating geometric and linear designs, 9.25"h x 10"dia (largest), 4"h x

Group (5) vintage Southeast Asian Ikat textiles, Indonesia, includes shawls and scarves, various designs and sizes, largest: 76"l x 42"w, smallest: 46"l x 15"w (excluding fringe) Provenance: Estate of