Grandmas Love by Norman Rockwell

1988-Plate number 7886J. In the only limited edition of Granmas Love by Norman Rockwell. Second issue in the Rockwells golden moment Collection. Made in an edition strictly limited to one hundred and

(5) Collector Plates, Norman Rockwell, 8.5", Circa 1980's, (1) The Gourmet, (1) The Veteran, (1) Grandma's Love, (1) The Storyteller, (1) Grandpa's Gift, The David & Marlene Howard Collection.

DESCRIPTION: Two Lladro figurines including: "Norman Rockwell - Summer Stock" Figurine Limited Edition #1407, and Lladro "Norman Rockwell - Love Letters" Figurine Limited Edition. Both Marked along th

These wonderful Gorham China plates are based on the 1949 artwork of Norman Rockwell known as the Four Seasons, Young Love. They were limited edition and include Winter - Downhill Darling; Spring - Be

These wonderful Gorham China plates are based on the 1949 artwork of Norman Rockwell known as the Four Seasons, Young Love. They were limited edition and include Winter - Downhill Darling; Spring - Be

Lladro Porcelain Norman Rockwell #1409 "Young Love" numbered 257/5000, 7.75"L x 5.5"W x 11"H. Lladro porcelain #5126 "Sewing A Trousseau", 4.25" x 5.5" x 11.5". Condition report: Good, no issues, plea

Lladro retired Norman Rockwell edition "Young Love" #1409 porcelain figure. Measures approx 12" height.

Exquisite 1940' Norman Rockwell original signed pencil preliminary sketch on paper, "First Love". Comes with COA. Very well framed.

Attributed to Norman Rockwell Wonderful 1946 original signed pencil preliminary sketch on paper, "Puppy Love". From a fantastic artwork A DAY IN THE LIFE . Very well framed .

VTG NORMAN ROCKWELL 1982 'CRADLE OF LOVE' PLATE 8"

Interwoven Socks Paper Sign. Beautiful Americana Image of Grandma trying to darn socks by artist Norman Rockwell. Crinkles and rubs in paper otherwise great color and graphics. Professionally framed u

Knaisz Auctions & KnaiszLive.com auction: a Norman Rockwell statue in its original 1977 box. The top of the box has been signed and inscripted by Jackson: "Thanks for coming to Neverland I Love you M.

Knaisz Auctions & KnaiszLive.com auction: a Norman Rockwell statue in its original 1977 box. The top of the box has been signed and inscripted by Jackson: "Thanks for coming to Neverland I Love you M.

One of the 7 Lladro Norman Rockwell pieces, signed by Jose Lladro in person, measures 12" from a private collection 478/5000

Lladro porcelain figure depicting a boy with dog writing a love letter on a barrel #1406 from the Norman Rockwell Collection. Marked to underside. Measures 8 3/4" length x 7 3/4" height.

Norman Rockwell by Lladro porcelain figure titled "Young Love" of a couple sitting on a cloud. Figure has been retired by Lladro Comes in original box, makers mark on underside. Measures 12" tall.

Norman Rockwell by Lladro porcelain figure titled "Love Letters" of a boy writing to his sweetheart. Figure has been retired by Lladro and comes in original box. Makers mark on underside. Measures 7 3

in 1983 Lladro issued a series of seven figurines which were based upon paintings by artist Norman Rockwell. They were released as limited edition figurines and only 5,000 of each was produced until 1

Csatari. Normal Rockwell. All with Certificates of Authenticity. Titled: "Grandma's Love" - "Grandpa's Gift" - "Bedtime Story" - "Grandma's Surprise" - "A Renewal of Faith"

Hallmark Keepsake Ornaments Lot of 11 Norman Rockwell Hearts At Home Sweet On You and More. This lot includes, 1983 Love, 1982 Cloisonne Angel, 1982 Cameo Keepsake third in the Norman Rockwell series,

from the Norman Rockwell Series "Practice Makes Perfect," 11 in. H. and "Love Letters," 8 1/2 in. H., both marked 60/5000

Norman Rockwell (AMERICAN, 1894–1978) pencil on paper. Drawing depicting an artist studying a painting in a museum. Signed lower right.

Norman Rockwell (American, 1894-1978) The Tavern, Poor Richard's Almanacks interior illustration study, circa 1963 Oil on board 17-1/2 x 14-3/8 inches (44&peri

Initialed "NR", pencil on paper sketch, "Christmas: Santa Claus Reading Mail" (alt. titles "Santa At His Desk" and "Letters To Santa"), for The Saturday Evening Post (Dec. 1935). The scene depicts San