MARIE DANFORTH PAGE (AMERICAN, 1869-1940).

Marie Page (American 1869-1940) Portrait of William Crocker as an infant oil on canvas signed upper right dated 1914 30 x 24" 36 x 31" as framed.

MARIE DANFORTH PAGEMassachusetts, 1869-1940Self portrait. Signed and dated upper left "Marie D. Page 1939". Housed in its original hand-carved Thulin frame.Oil on canvas, 29" x 22". Framed 35" x 28".

(Massachusetts, 1869-1940)Little Boy with his Dog, 1918, signed and dated lower right "M.D. Page/1918", oil on canvas, 46-1/2 x 32 in.; fine reproduction carved gilt wood frame, 55-1/4 x 41 in.Exhibit

Oil on canvas. Portrait of Woman. Copied from miniature. Signed and dated 1916 lower left, and inscribed on verso. From a Long Island, NY estate. - Dimensions: Oval: 26.5" h x 20" w.

Janet Scudder, American (1869-1940) Bronze bust mounted on marble base and signed at base of neck. Foundry Alexis Rudier signed on back of neck. Measures 18.25"H x 9.25"W x 8"D; base 6" x 6" x 4.75"H.

PEIXOTTO, Ernest Clifford, (American, 1869-1940): "The Reader", Portrait of a seated woman reading a book, Oil/Canvasboard, signed lower left, notations verso on cardboard dust cover, 29" x 22", frame

Ernest Clifford Peixotto (American 1869-1940) pencil drawing depicting man tormented by bats, likely informed by Francisco Goya's "The Sleep of Reason Produces Monsters," double-sided frame revealing

Jack Wisby (American 1869-1940)- California Landscape- oil on canvas, signed J. Wisby lower left, framed, stretcher marks, some craquelure in paint. 8 x 14''

Pair of L.V. Aronson (American 1869-1940) Black Patinated Metal Bookends, circa 1923, modelled as Mughal scholars, marked L.V. Aronson 1923 Height 3.5 in. Width 3.25 in. Depth 2.5 in. Aronson inventor

Louis V. Aronson (American, 1869-1940) Group of Four Ronson Figural Striker Lighters, circa 1930s, Art Metal Works Chrome-plated steel, enamel 4 x 4 x 3 inches

Ernest Clifford Peixotto (1869 - 1940) Oil on Board, Signed lower right, Measures 9.5 x 6.5 and 14 x 11 inches w/ frame. Ernest Peixotto was born on October 15, 1869, in San Francisco. He received his

Collection of stamps, including stamp album with (approx 50) partially filled pages of American stamps mainly from 1940 -1951; sheet of Japanese stamps; (approx 10) postmarked stamps; (2) Gimbels pock

Charles Everett Yates (African-American, 1940-2003) "The Book of Darkness and Flowers", 1979, 22 total pages, ink, collage and mixed media. Custom plexiglas box. Page size: 10'' x 8'' (25 x 20 cm); Bo

Jim DeFrance (American, 1940-2014) 'Six Paintings' portfolio, 1973 Acrylic on linen, one framed in acrylic box. Each signed with series number, artist signature and year. First page inscribed in penci

Gearhart, Frances (American 1869–1958). Frances Gearhart TLS. CA: dated August 4, 1922. The famed American printmaker types almost a full page to Margaret Hale about opening up a new print studi

Late 18th-20th century, mostly 19th century. Includes English and German text psalms, Bibles, hymns, "Memoir of Harlan Page", English readers, Marie Antoinette, "American Revolution" by Lendrum, vol.

Gladys Nilsson (American, b. 1940) The Music Book: Turning the Page watercolor on paper titled (verso) 12 x 22 1/4 inches. Estimate $4,000-6,000 Provenance: Berta Walker Galleries, Provincet

Leather and board bound book with gilt lettering on binding, and decorative end pages, 6” x 9”. Black and white plates of illustrations throughout. Binding and spline in very good conditio

FITZGERALD F. SCOTT: (1896-1940) American novelist whose works include The Great Gatsby (1925). A rare T.L.S., Scott Fitzgerald, one page, 4to, n.p. (California), 20th October 1939, to [Isabel] Horton

Doug Johnson (American, B. 1940) original gouache and watercolor on black paper drawing titled "Paternity," signed lower right. This artwork appeared on page 127 of the January 1975 issue of

Doug Johnson (American, B. 1940) original mixed media on paper illustration titled "Somebody Owes Me Money,"  This artwork appeared on page 116 of the August 1969 issue of Playboy magaz

Georgia, possibly African American, c. 1940, mixed fabrics and newspaper. Unfinished but with a vibrant design. The unfinished backing is comprised of pages from 1940 issues of the Atlanta Journal Con

Mark Twain (American, 1835-1910) "The Innocents Abroad," The American Publishing Company, Hartford, Connecticut, 1869, first edition, second issue, bound in brown leather, on page xviii the last word

monthly periodical Dec. 1940 paper 8.5 wide, 11.5 high 32 pages of articles, etc. by the American Sunbathing Assn smudges, small tear front cover New Jersey No Reserve: This lot starts at $1 and has n