Painted Church Sign, St. Stephens Episcopal

A gilt and black-painted Church sign, in the Gothic taste, possibly St. Stephens Episcopal Church, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, 19th century, inscribed "ST. STEPHENS / EPISCOPAL CHURCH / REV FREDERIC H

Vintage single sided metal sign for The Episcopal Church, St. Patrick's, featuring porcelain coating, with black, red, and blue lettering and design over white field height 30 in. x width 24 in.

Vintage double sided metal sign for The Episcopal Church, St. Thomas, featuring porcelain coating, with black, red, and blue lettering and design over white field height 30 in. x width 24 in. Proven

St. Luke's Episcopal Church Stained Gass Windows. Stained Glass Dalle de Verre Artist Robert Pinart (French, 1927-2017). Pinart's original painted stained glass study designs for the chapel at St. Luk

THE EPISCOPAL CHURCH WELCOMES YOU. CHIPS TO PORCELAIN, SURFACE SCRATCHES, RUST, DISCOLORATION. 24" x 30"

Overall very good condition. Double sided. Some heavy scratches. Probably dates to 1950's. Very good condition. Approximately 29 x 24" Shipping: Domestic: Flat-rate of $35.00 to anywhere within the co

ERNST GRANER (German, 1865-1965)St. Stephen's Church, Vienna and St. Ch

NYC & St. L / Nickel Plate Railroad No Trespassing Painted Steel Sign NYC & St. L / Nickel Plate Railroad No Trespassing Painted Steel Sign. Sign measures 32" x 12". Overall clean condition with nice

Gouache and ink on paper painting. A cityscape depicting the towers of St. Stephen's Cathedral, Vienna. Signed Lydia Pearson-Righetti on the backside. Titled St. Stephen's Church, Vinenna, From a Phot

Albany Wiseman (1930-2021), Watercolour, St Albans Churches - Study for Lithograph, St Michael's Church, St Albans Abbey, and St Stephen's Church. Signed and dated 1983 lower right. Approx. 18 1/2" x

50th Street and Park Avenue New York City signed oil painting, is Approx 35" x 51"

Approx 24" x 56"

RUSSELL CHENEYMaine/California/Connecticut/Maryland, 1881-1945“Timrod Square, Charleston, South Carolina". Depicts the square and St. Michael’s Episcopal Church. Untitled but identifi

(Connecticut/Rhode Island, 1879-1963) The Crucifixion, 1949, a triptych study for the mural at St. John’s Episcopal Church in Columbia, South Carolina, unsigned, oil on Masonite, central element 48

Original Watercolor and Pen by Charleston, SC artist Jackie Cataldo. The view is of St. Philip's Episcopal Church down Church Street. Framed and matted in gold frame. Measures 9.50x11.50x.75 and weigh

For those that recall the March 31, 2011 service at St. Paul's Episcopal Church for Bob Feller, it was about an hour and a half ceremony for family, friends and fans to celebrate and remember Bob. Thi

St. Andrews Episcopal Church Old Village, Mount Pleasant Print by Arthur L. Street (1927-1991). Arthur L. Street was a local Mt. Pleasant watercolor artist whose paintings were exhibited in local rest

Shakers Bicentennial (Shaker Heights, OH), St John's Episcopal Church (VA), Country Club of Troy, NY, serving trays (2)

3 Souvenir Bldgs., lead: "Los Angeles City Hall", Microcosms; "Los Angeles Central Library", Microcosms; "St. Stephen's E. V. Luth Church 1939 Chicago Ill"

13 PIECE HAND PAINTED MATRYOSHKA NESTING DOLLS Large 'Mother Russia' painted with St. Nicholas church 6 1/2" tall. Inside are three 2 5/8" figures, each of those figures holds

Vintage Orange Blossoms tin embossed painted advertising sign by the Stout Sign Co. St Louis measuring 27 1/2" x 12 1/2". There are some wrinkles in the sign and some scratches in the paint and a few

ST PAUL FURNITURE STORE SIGN. SS PAINTED METAL IN STEEL FRAME. HANGING BRACKETS ATTACHED. SIGNED FA MARKO ON CORNER. NICE PIECE OF MINNESOTA ADVERTISING. FAIR CONDITION

ANTIQUE CHRISTMAS / HOLIDAY ST. CLAUS TOY WAGON / CART, red, white, and black painted surface, signs to sides with each reading "ST. CLAUS / DEALER IN / GOOD THINGS", filled with various Christmas toy

A Painted Metal Jacob Pees Shoe Maker Double-Sided Sign St. Clair County, Illinois, 19th Century mounted to an iron pole. Sign height 24 1/2 x 18 inches. Note: Jacob Pees (1837-1905) was a German immi