RPJO Framed Cat In Window Quilt Panel

Marked on lower right corner, RPJO, Ruth Peterson Jellema, Fabrications Depicts a gray tabby cat looking out of a window with a potted plant next to them with the tail of the cat hanging past the fram

mounted and framed, with twelve individual panels, some slight wear and discoloration. Not examined out of frame. Quilt size: 23" wide, 31" high. Provenance: Property of a Fairfield County, CT Private

Vintage Arts & Crafts architectural mosaic leaded glass framed window panel features clear colorless glass, gold colored leading, and stylized floral design, 20th century Measures: 42" H x 27.75" W x

Framed Lithograph of a gray tabby cat sitting on a table looking out a window. Written under the Lithograph Nandy!! Approximately 12 x 13 inches. Professionally framed in metal frame. Not viewed outsi

Vintage wedding quilt with raised areas of quilt, creating 3D elements. Depicts various men and women in a line outside of a building. The men drinking and the women holding up a yellow flower. Framed

"Postage Stamp Village Square" and "Dresden Plate". Each (with frame) 48 1/2" square. From the private collection of Roulhac Toledano, noted author, historian, artist, and tireless promoter of Charlot

Decorative Art Nouveau framed glass window panel. 28" W x 52" H. A couple of minor cracks.

Tiffany-style stained art glass window panel with adorable little ginger cat looking at a dragonfly. Created using over 300 pieces of stained art glass and glass beads wrapped in copper foil. 18" x 31

early 20th century stained and slag glass window with tulip roundel and geometric border, mounted in a later molded hardwood frame. 22 1/2" high, 27" wide. Property of a Westport, CT Collector.

Leaded Glass Window Panel, Framed, crack noted, 24" high.

Description: A pair of vintage leaded stained glass window panels with central star motifs in carved wood frames, apparently fromerly doors on a piece of furniture..Type: Stained glass Materials: Glas

A rectangular, pine framed stained glass window panel with geometric pattern surrounding a central rose motif. Stained glass in palette of red, pink, yellow, and clear. Canadian, 19th C. H. 29 1/4" W.

Antique Mahogany Ogee Framed Mirror & Stain Glass Window Panel. Up to 17" x 27 1/2" H

TWO FRAMED CROSS-SECTION AGATE GEODE WINDOW PANELS LATE 20TH CENTURY each mounted in an octagonal black painted frame (42cm wide) Qty: (2) Provenance: The Peter Rose and Albert Gallichan Collection Fo

Louis Comfort Tiffany Foundation Issued by artist Jan P Ozog titled " West Manayuk for Budworth and Sons, Stain Glass Window Panel. Fabulous quality, Framed. Original Label on verso. Size: 42 x 27"

LOT (3) FOLK ART INCLUDING KRISTIN HELBERG (AMERICAN 20TH CENTURY) OIL ON PANEL, "CAT GOTHIC", SIGNED, FRAMED 14 1/2 X 12 1/2"; THERESA MALAFREW (AMERICAN 20TH CENTURY), OIL ON PANEL, UNTITLED, SIGNED

A Collection of Asian Decorative Items. Comprising a gilt wood figure of Guan Yin, a carved wood ruyi scepter, a framed embroidered panel of a cat, a framed fan, two other fans, a collection of Asian

Thai Gold Lacquered Panel. Black and gold lacquer on panel (Lai rot nam), unsigned, framed. In a similar style to window panels at Wat Suthat in Bangkok. 6 x 17.25 inches sight, 12.75 x 24 inches fram

FRAMED O/PANEL OF CATS, SGND. L. PERTA, 7" X 5"

PAIR OF LARGE FRAMED ANTIQUE STAINED GLASS WINDOWS WITH JEWELED PANELS AND FLORAL RESERVES; 92"H X 32"W; CONDITION: SOME PANELS OF GLASS WITH CRACKS COMMENSURATE WITH AGE

Vintage Ornate Brass Framed Vitrine Dresser Box with Beveled Glass Window Panels 6 in. x 6 in. x 4 in.

2 Framed Stained Glass Panels each depicting a striped cat with green background; used condition, wear/worn, one missing glass eye, dirty, largest frame measures 15 1/4" wide x 15 5/8" high

American School, stained glass window panel, 20th c., American, lead framed colored glass, Prairie style panel of irregular rectangular grid decorated with hearts and geometric shapes, 47"h x 27"w Pro

Wooden framed Vintage Green Stained Glass Panel. This window panel was pulled from an old 1930s home. The small cu out on the side of the panel may house a rope where a weight would have been held up