Mary T. Smith. Three Portraits.

Mary T. Smith. Three Portraits. Not signed or dated. Paint on found roofing tin. Excellent condition. 31" w x 14" h. Est. $2,000-3,000. Ship: $65

Mary Tillman Smith Three Figures enamel on plywood 32 h × 48 w in (81 × 122 cm) Signed to lower edge 'Mary T Smith'. This work will ship from Toomey & Co. in Chicago, Illinois.

Mary T. Smith. Three Figures. Signed. Paint on board. Minor surface wear, otherwise very good condition. 50" w x 32" h with frame. Est. $3,000-5,000. Ship: $250

Mary T. Smith. Three Figures On Brown. Not signed. Paint on found roofing tin. Original crease in center, rough edges. Good environmental condition. 42.5"w x 13.5"h. Est. $1,000-2,000. Ship: $85

Mary T. Smith. Three Blue Figures. Paint on wood. 50w x 26.5h x 2 d with frame. Great condition. There are some stray white paint marks on the painting. We are not sure if they are splatter from when

Lilly Smith (20th Century), three abstract portraits, oil on panel. Overall 9" x 11".

Mary T. Smith. Pair of Small Portraits. Not signed. Paint on found tin. Average size is 16” x 9”. Est. $200-400. Ship: $35

Adolph Gottlieb and others, etching, 1933/1974, Adolph Gottlieb, Esther Dick Gottleib, Edgar Levy, Lucille Corcos Levy, David Smith and Dorothy Dehner Smith, "Portraits", the three artist couples each

Gustavus Hesselius - American, born in Sweden (1682-1755). Framed oil on Canvas, with origination plate. Hinman B. Hurlbut (July 20, 1819 – March 22, 1884) was the founder of the Cleveland Muse

SMITH, Mary T. (American, 1905-1995). Portrait of a Woman. House paint on corrugated tin. 29 x 26”. Tin sheet is rusted, warped and edges are sharp.

Ferdinand, Roy (New Orleans, LA. 1959-2004). Portrait of Mary T. Smith. 1990. Mixed media on paper. Signed l.r. Frame: 34 1/2" x 27 1/2". Sight: 27 1/4" x 21 1/4". Shipping: This lot does not qualify

Mary Tillman Smith (American/Mississippi, 1904-1994) , "Untitled (Three Figures)", paint on found tin, unsigned, 8 in. x 56 1/4 in., unframed

Mary Lou Higgins, portrait of three figures, 1976, glazed ceramic tiles, Higgins's signature sybil (prophetess) figures against highly reflective silver background sight: 17.5 x 17.5 in., frame:

Three Grand Tour Style Figural Bronzes, David, dancing fawn in brass & goddess Dimensions:Largest 12.75" H Property from the collection of Dr. William and Mary Smith Liebesman, Deal, NJ.

Napoleonic Porcelain Portrait Plate, Resin Bust & Figure, figure signed Scheibe Alsbach Dimensions:7.25" H Property from the collection of Dr. William and Mary Smith Liebesman, Deal, NJ.

American Baroque Revival Walnut Poster Bedstead, Mid 19th C., three quarter size Dimensions:78" H x 60" W x 88" L Property from the collection of Dr. William and Mary Smith Liebesman, Deal, NJ.

Large Mary Tillman Smith (American/Mississippi, 1904-1995), "Family," house paint and green marker on plywood painting depicting three figures in black, all with green eyelashes, one having a green mo

One by C. Wilkin, after Sir Joshua Reynolds, published by C. Wilkin, 1789, titled "Master Henry Hoare," one a double portrait of woman of fashion by E. Jackson, 1786, published by J.R. Smith, and one

Mary Tillman Smith (Mississippi, 1905-1995) folk art house paint on found wood portrait depicting a woman waving her hands on a yellow background. Signed in pen en verso. Rustic wood frame, painted bl

Netherlands circa 1680, the tin glazed body showing a welled central field decorated with three-quarter portrait busts of King William and Queen Mary interspersed with the initials K.G K.W (Konin Gin

Kwakiutl; "California Woman", circa 1970, a realistic portrait doll in carved wood with woolen clothing and leather boots, of an elderly woman sitting with walking staff at knees, bundle of firewood a

"The Three Marys", mixed media on three canvases, mounted in relief on a black painted wall plate, signed lower left, circa 1970s, with an old receipt indicating the portraits are of Mary Magdalen; Ma

Early (19th c) each. 2 1/2 x 2 inches (and under). framed. Gent with gold collar identified as Warren father of Eliz Mary Page.

Two ladies Madame Adelaide (1732-1800) and one identify priest. Signed top LIC, Middle RELLE, Bottom SMITH. Dimensions: (Frame) H 25" x W 11.5" (Each sight) H 5.5'' x W 4.5" Condition: Wear consistent