Maurice Sendak, The Love for Three Oranges Sign

Maurice Sendak Signed "The Love Of Three Oranges" Limited Edition New York: Farrar Straus & Giroux, 1984. First American Printing. A fine copy in orange cloth, gilt titles to the spine, color

The Sign on Rosie's Door by Maurice Sendak Date: 1988 Publishing City: New York Materials: Orange cloth in dust jacket Description: Later edition. Signed by Sendak on the half-title page Condition: Bo

A Collection of Four Lyric Opera Hats, comprised of two soldier hats and a courtier hat from the 1975 production Love of Three Oranges by Sergei Prokofiev; together with a black velvet hat with plumes

Lullabies and Night Songs. Personally inscribed to his British editor in ink by Maurice Sendak: FOR JUDY WITH LOVE AGAIN & AGAIN MAURICE SENDAK. Colour print, illustrated throughout. Dimensions: mat:

THE THREE FEATHERS. Maurice Sendak (American, 1928-2012). THE JUNIPER TREE and OTHER TALES by GRIMM, 1973. Proof print hand-signed and illustrated by Maurice Sendak. Signed in pencil full script, Maur

Collection of five hand-signed and illustrated books by the artist, Maurice Sendak. Signed on title page in full ink script MAURICE SENDAK. 1) OUTSIDE OVER THERE. 2) THE SIGN ON ROSIES DOOR. 3) A VERY

Beech-Nut Steel and Lithographed Tin Store Display Rack, Canajoharie, New York, Circa 1910. The three orange shelves surmounted by a double-sided sign printed "BEECH-NUT FOOD PRODUCTS/ QUALITY FLAVOR/

Three Tin Soda Signs. Embossed Orange Julep, embossed Lime Cola and Peach Whip. Excellent to good condition. Lime Cola measures 20 inches wide.

The Bat Poet Pictures by Maurice Sendak Author: Randall Jarrell Illustrations Maurice Sendak Size: 8vo Binding Trade Wraps Co

Maurice Sendak signed print ( In the Night Kitchen ), Milk in the Batter, the image shows three Oliver Hardy Chefs whipping together the ingredients for a "Mickey Cake" while in the far top left is a

Maurice Sendak (American, 1928-2012), lithograph on paper depicting three bakers preparing cake batter, signed in pen l.r., 10" x 16 1/4" image size, 14 1/2" x 19 1/2" sheet size.

Where the Wild Things Are by Maurice Sendak. 1st Edition, 1st Print. Covers show some signs light soiling around the top and bottom edges along with some light rubbing. Front board is slightly warped.

SST. This is a cool piece from Crush with some denting and three tiny holes to the field of the sign around "Carbonated Beverage". There are signs of edge wear throughout and some slight crinkle to th

This is an absolutely gorgeous piece! A three-piece Railway Express Agency colored porcelain sign! It is green, orange, maroon, and gold, with very minimal wear. Total length of the pieces is 84 inche

Lot G367 - Batteries, Tires, Accessories Single-Sided Porcelain Signs HIGHLIGHTS Three individual service station signs Original* Color(s): Orange, Blue and White Dimensions (in): 60x5 (Batteries & Ac

Love and Psyche This is a drawing of "Regret" the 1915 Kentucy Derby Winner. Trained by James G. Rowe, Sr., in 1914 Regret became the first of only four h

Large Golden Carved Wooden Odd Fellows Three Link Chain. We believe this chain link is related to the Independent Order of Odd Fellows. The links represent friendship, love, and truth. This particular

15" high. Vintage metal sign. Composed of three sections. Each section is approximately 9' wide. Orange with blue and white lettering.

Large three panel porcelain sign for a Rexall Drug Store with nice blue and orange colors. 120" x 40" (each panel 40" x 40" )

THREE CONTEMPORARY GLASS AND CERAMIC ITEMS20th Century1) Maurice Heaton glass fish-form serving dish.2) Orange glass bowl with contrasting geometric design.3) Blue glass vase.Heights from 3" to 12".

A group of three Matchbox Superfast comprising No. 6 Mercedes 350SL, one light, one dark orange, plus No. 32 Maserati Bora. All excellent with little sign of wear in very good to excellent boxes.

Maurice Sendak (American, 1928-2012) Let the Wild Rumpus Start! (Happy Birthday Wild Things!), Where the Wild Things Are, 25th Anniversary, 1988 W

This is a 29.5cm by 21cm art card painting of Max and Wild Things, drawn and painted by Maurice Sendak which has been authenticated and appraised with a valuation of £7500 to £8500 as of 2

MAURICE SENDAK (1928-2012) "Wild Things Come to New York." Postcard design concept sketch, circa 1996. Graphite on onionskin. 234x170 mm; 9¼x6¾ inches, on 12x9-inch sheet. Signed "Maurice Se