Marilyn Monore Move Stills inc. Rarely Seen ((18)

Includes four rarely seen images, inc. one in a wide brimmed hat concealed a portion of her face, with an upside down rose. All 8 x 10

Rarely seen new old stock Morse Diving Equipment three finger gloves. As you can see, the gloves are still in the original heavy duty packaging from June 1953. One corner has been torn away to reveal

Fantastic example found on July 17th, 1932 at Johnsontown, Kentucky in Jefferson County. Broken and repaired but still asn impressive RARE high-art example rarely seen. Limestone or Sandstone. Incredi

Exquisite example of a rarely seen French diving helmet! This 4 light 3 bolt (four windows and 3 neck ring bolts) diving helmet was made by the historical helmet maker Charles Petit in Paris, France.

One of the most impressive and rarely seen diving helmet designs of the 19th Century is the 5-bolt pattern. This beautiful and never-used example was made by the A. Schrader Diving Equipment Company w

Interesting and rarely seen German diving helmet bonnet. This bonnet is a four-light three-bolt model (four windows and three neck ring bolts) in a style of construction favored by German manufacturer

An opportunity rarely seen for GI Joe collectors, this is a 1985 Hasbro GI Joe USS Flagg still factory sealed to the shipping sleeve. The top flap has been cut for inspections and all contents are bra

Stanley Crane (American 1905-1973) Antique Still Life Painting, "Golden Dresden" in gilt frame with original gallery label on reverse (Grand Central Art Galleries Inc), unsigned." 9 in. x 18.25 in. Ov

MASSIVE 18 7/8" LONG MAHOGANY OBSIDIAN BLADE FROM CALIFORNIA, LARGEST EXAMPLE WE'VE SEEN, NICE PATINA AND JUST A HUGE EXAMPLE!

What an amazing piece! This is a dedication shadowbox for the movie "Some Like It Hot" from 1959. The images are all stills from the movie and are the main characters, Marilyn Monroe, Jack Lemmon and

Philip and Kelvin LaVerne Side Tables. Etched bronze tops with wood bases. Unsigned. We have seen the exact image on other tables signed. -- Dimensions: H: 18 inches: W: 19 inches: D: 19 inches ---

Carducius P. Ream (1837-1917, IL/OH) still life of colorful fruit mounted in an ornate gilt frame. 18" x 25.25" ss / 29" x 36.5" oa

FLOWER STILL LIFE, 1982, acrylic painting on canvas, signed and dated upper right, inscribed and dated and copyright in marker on verso, 24 x 18”, frame 30 ½ x 24 ½”. Provenance: acquired direct

Robert Douglas Hunter (American, 1928-2014), Still-life with a "Granny Smith Apple" depicting fruit, stoneware, an iron kettle and skimmer, 1995, oil on canvas (18 x 28 inches); within a giltwood and

Ragnar Sandberg, Swedish 1902-1972) Oil on Artist Board, Still Life. Signed lower right (artist monogram). Very good condition. Measures 13" H, 16" W; frame measures 18-1/4" H, 21-3/4" W. Shipping $12

T.F. Wainewright(1831-1883) Still Life Oil on Canvas Signed. The frame measures 22 1/2" x 18 3/4" and the painting measures 16" x 12 1/4"

ROBBINS, Ellen, (American, 1828-1905): Trailing Arbutus in a Basket, Watercolor, 9.5'' x 18'', signed lower right, dated 1889, unframed.

NELL BLAINE SIGNED PAINTING, WATERCOLOR ON PAPER TITLED *STILL LIFE AND FLOWERS IN GLASS*, 1958, IMAGE 11 IN X 8 1/2 IN, OVERALL DIMENSIONS 16 1/4 IN X 18 3/4 IN, GALLERY LABEL ON REVERSE

Two works of floral still lifes Each: Oil on canvas Each: Signed lower right: A. Chapeaux Each: 18'' H x 21.5'' W Provenance: Estate of the Artist, By Family Descent, Pasadena, CA. Notes: Each: Framed

A RARE original How to Marry a Millionaire still 8x10 signed in fountain pen ink to Don who was a interviewer for 50 years for San Francisco newspaper with COA

Albert Francis King (Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, 1854-1945). Vegetable Still Life with Saltglaze Stoneware Jug. Oil on canvas, signed "A.F. King" lower right, (14 x 18 inches); housed in an Arts & Craft

oil painting on board, signed by the artist lower left, comes with a non guaranteed COA from Global Fine Art, 18 1/2" X 22 1/2"

Painting: B. Burr (20th Century), still life with pears. Oil on canvas. 13 1/2" x 18", overall 15 1/2" x 19".

A rarely seen military-themed oil painting gifted by President Dwight D. Eisenhower while president to hi close friends and neighbors of in Gettysburg in 1959, during his term as president. The 16 x 1