Kenny Schneider (American, 20th Century) Wrong Shoes,

Kenny Schneider (American, 20th Century) Wrong Shoes, 1982 painted metal Signed, titled and dated 1982 on reverse. Height 17 x width 8 1/2 inches. Provenance: Galerie Ninety-Nine, Harbor Island, Flori

* Julie Schneider (American, 20th century) C Street, 1987 graphite on paper signed Schneider (lower left) 24 x 30 inches. Estimate $100-200 Exhibited: Richmond, Virginia, Virginia Museum of

* Julie Schneider (American, 20th century) Self Portrait, 1985 graphite on paper signed Schneider (lower right) 29 x 23 inches. Estimate $100-200

Molly Bee (African American, 20th c.) "Mamas Shoes", painting on canvas, signed. Unframed. Size: 36'' x 36'', 91 x 91 cm (stretcher).

Artist Unknown (American, 20th Century) Red Shoes. Oil on masonite, unsigned 17.75" x 20" Frame: 23.5" x 25.75"

Rudy Schneider (German/ American, 20th century). Winter countryside homestead landscape impasto painting, signed and dated by the artist, R. Schneider. Oil on canvas board. Dimensions: framed: 18 1/4

German spring landscape impasto oil painting, signed and dated by the artist, R. Schneider 1938. Rudy Schneider (German/ American, 20th century). Personally inscribed by Schneider in German (lower rig

Scott Schnepf (American, 20th century), “Annie’s Shoe,” 1986, oil on masonite, signed, dated and titled verso, gallery label (Allan Stone Gallery, New York, NY) affixed verso, 4.5"h x 8"w, overa

American, 20th century. Painted "Shoe Repairs" on paper. In assembled wood frame. Tears. 27.25"h. 20"w. Cast metal "Prize every time" sign, 11.75"h. 12"w. Painted "Petunia's Beauty Salon". Framed 18.5

Kenneth Kenny Lithgow, an American 20th century artist, original etching on paper, Space Thing II, 1969. Signed and dated in pencil lower right. Titled in pencil lower to the center. Artist Proof lowe

Title: IF THE SHOE FITS. Artist: Carrie Ohm (American, 20th century). Stoneware sculpted shoe with painted red oil. Artist and title information on base of sole. Year 1997. Dimensions: W: 19 1/2 in.,

American, 20th century. A figural shoe shine box in wood with tin front panel, in black paint; oah. 8, lg. 17.25, wd. 4.75 in.

AMERICAN SCHOOLEarly 20th Century"Stetson Shoes for Men". Unsigned.Gouache on board, 15" x 21.5" sight. Unframed. Dimensions: Gouache on board, 15" x 21.5" sight. Unframe

HAYWOOD HASTY (American 20th century) "Still Life with Shoe" Oil on canvas. 16 x 20 inches; Frame: 24 1/4 x 28 1/2 inches. Signed l/l.

American, 20th century. Rooster, 5"h., "Red Goose Shoes", 4.5"h., sea lion, 4"h., dog on pedestal, 4.25"h., and a squirrel, 4.25"h. Together with a buffalo, 3"h.

FIVE PAIRS OF NATIVE AMERICAN MOCCASINS AND BOOTSNative American, 20th century, leather and fur. Ten (10) shoes: four pairs of beadwork moccasins, one pair for a child, inscribed "Huron"; to

Mostly American, 20th century. Two pieces of cast iron. Ladies' shoe match safe, Worn original paint. 5.25"h. and devil painted gold. Wear, damaged horn. 6"l. Together with two late brass cats. Seated

Late 19th-late 20th century. Shoe shine box with blue/green over green paint. Cut out feet and lift lid. Wear. 12.25"h. 13"w. 10"d. Ex Don Jansen (Columbus, Ohio); oak book ends rack, 8.75"h. 17"l.; w

AMERICAN (20TH CENTURY) A vintage hand carved wood cane with a brass heal shoe handle (36")

American, 20th century. Two turkeys, 3.5"h. to 4.25"h., rooster, 5"h., hippo, 2.5"h., and a "Red Goose School Shoes", 4"h. Together with a nested chicken, 3.25"h.

DEBORAH STANDARD (American, 20th century), ''That Awful Bridesmaid's Dress'', 2010, paper mache and found objects, unsigned. Lacking some glued pieces. Dress 50''h, 24''w, 12''d; Shoes 9-3/4''h, 12-1/

Royce (American, 20th Century). An original mixed media sculpture. Papier mache and other elements. A Post Modern sports art work depicting sneaker. A realistic white athletic shoe modeled hanging fro

American, 20th century. Group includes baskets, pitcher, cake stand, candlestick, covered dishes, sugars, creamers, shoe, oval bowls and vase. Various patterns and makers. 1.5" to 8.5" high. (DR27).

(American, active 20th C.), ceramic bulbous vase, marked on base and numbered "32" 14-1/2"h Provenance: Property from the Collection of Stephen and Stephanie Alpert