Miscellaneous Group of Five Decorative Pictures

Mid 20th century, the larger a carved and painted warrior in relief over veneered wood, the smaller still lives in celluloid. All framed. Dimensions: the larger measures 33" H x 17.5" W , the smaller

Group of Five Miscellaneous Bookson Antiques , consisting of "Decorative Victorian Glass" by Cyril Manley; "Masterpieces of American Glass" by Jane Spellman ans Susanne Frantz; "English, Scottish and

Dollhouse miniature picture frames, cast metal rococo mirror 2.25"H, five wood frames largest 1 5/8" x 2 3/8", eleven metal picture frames and two decorative black and bronze plastic frames, also five

comprising two bronze and three cast iron. Largest: 10 1/4" high, 8 1/2" wide, 14 1/8" deep. Paint losses, age and use wear.

Group of five decorative boxes comprising a distressed gold and red covered box; wood carved reticulated box from India; polychrome paper mache box; metal box with 'A' monogram by Hyde Park and Morocc

Miscellaneous Group of Five Partial Bolts of Fabric Including two blue and white linen print bolts by Colefax & Fowler Design, 'Eldon'. 4 ft. 9 in., length of the Colefax & Fowler partial bolts.

A Group of Five Decorative Boxes 19th/20th Century comprising a lapis lazuli box, a green tortoiseshell box and three others. Width of widest 6 inches. Property from the Estate of Frank McIntosh, Gree

Miscellaneous Group of Five Etchings Five etchings in black on various papers, four signed in pencil, one unsigned. Various sizes, all unframed.

A MISCELLANEOUS GROUP OF FIVE TEA CADDIES AND BOXES, 19TH CENTURY AND LATER, comprising one of richly burl wood and of bulbous form with vertically reeded sides, surmounted by a conforming domed lid c

Group of Five Decorative Pillows , incl. one embroidered silk, one Fortuny, three velvet, largest h. 18 in., w. 20 in

Miscellaneous Group of Five Works on Paper Various media, some indistinctly signed and/or inscribed. Various sizes, all framed. Property from the Estate of R.C. Bald Donated by Margaret Bald Sold to B

Miscellaneous Group of Five Warhol-related Works on Paper Five printed works on paper, various sizes, all unframed. The Estate of Fred Hughes.

20th century. Largest DOA: 5.5 x 7.5 in. Estate of Hunter and Pat Martin, Providence Forge, VA.Additional high-resolution photos are available at LelandLittle.com

20th Century School: A Miscellaneous Group of Five Prints Five prints, various media, all signed. Various sizes, all unframed.

A Group of Five Decorative Ornament. Length: 1.5" (Longest)

Including mirrors, sconces, and more.

largest: 15 1/2" high, 12 1/2" wide; rabbet: 14" high, 11" wide. Smallest: 10 3/8" high, 10 3/8" wide; rabbet: 8 1/4" high, 8 1/4" wide. Soiling, losses, barn stored.

Group of five decorative table bonsais, the trees displayed in rectangular or rounded jade/stone planers, decorated with peaches, persimmons, or blooming flowers, with mottled green leaves, one bonsai

Group of five decorative pitchers and ewers; molded ewer with figures and floral designs in high relief, incised HD to base together with Czechoslovakian red ewer; brown glazed Royal Doulton pitcher w

Group of five decorative limited edition glass paperweights, of Albert Schweitzer by Gilbert Poillerat, each base marked CR. ALBERT FRANCE, with boxes. 1.67inch H, 3inch W (largest w/o box).

comprising a pair of Queen Anne brass candlesticks and a single, a mortar and a large chalice or stemmed cup. Largest: 3 3/4" high, 2 1/2" diameter. Expected age and use wear.

A group of five Continental decorative articleslate 19th/20th centuryComprising two miniature portraits, a mother of pearl box, a silver lidded oval glass vanity box and a hardwood snuff box.the large

A group of five Asian decorative objectsComprising a pair of corbels, a seated model of a diety, a white metal figure and a carved wood figure.the corbels height 16 7/16in (42cm); width 2 3/4in (7cm);

Group of five antique decorative pitchers; Creil-Montereau monk milk pitcher, France c. 1880's: light wear around rim, minor glaze scuffing, light wear around base rim; Staffordshire porcelain Toby Pi