Saunders- The Knave of Hearts

Heading: [Parrish, Maxfield] Author: Saunders, Louise Title: The Knave of Hearts Place Published: New York Publisher:Charles Scribner's Sons Date Published: 1925 Description:

Heading: (Parrish, Maxfield, illustrator) Author: Saunders, Louise Title: The Knave of Hearts - with Maxfield Parrish autograph card Place Published: New York Publisher:Charles Scribner's Sons Da

Heading: (Parrish, Maxfield, illustrator) Author: Saunders, Louise Title: The Knave of Hearts Place Published: New York Publisher:Charles Scribner's Sons Date Published: 1925 Descriptio

The Knave Of Hearts by Louise Saunders with pictures by Maxfield Parrish Charles Scribner's Sons, New York, 1925 together with Rip Van Winkle by Washington Irving pictures and decorations by N.C. Wyet

1925 1st ed Knave of Hearts Maxfield Parrish Illustrated ART Fable L. Saunders Louise Saunders, wife of editor Max Perkins, editor of Scribners publishing, teamed with one of the most popular illustra

By Louise Sanders , Pictures by Maxfield Parrish , 1925

4 framed book prints from the Knave of Hearts.

Maxfield Parrish "The Knave of Hearts" print or sign on thin cardstock. Measures 12-in. x 10.625-in. Faded, trimmed, fair to good condition. Loose, unframed and not glued or mounted. If lot is absent

MAXFIELD PARRISH KNAVE OF HEARTS ILLUSTRATION Image from the book Knave of Hearts 11 1/4" X 9 1/2" Shipping:

Vintage double-sided lithographed, tin 13-socket Edison Mazda Lamp lightbulb store display, with iconic Maxfield Parrish Knave of Hearts and faux grain decoration, labeled on underside, “The Lit

Two lithograph prints by Maxfield Parrish (American, 1870 - 1966). "Romance" from "The Knave of Hearts" (ca. 1924) and "The Garden of Allah" (ca. 1918 - 1922). "The Garden of Allah" is signed "M.P." i

Two Maxfield Parrish art prints, including a wonderful full size Sugar Plum Tree, c. 1905 Charles Scribner & Sons, Grignard Litho, N.Y. and a small print picturing Knave of Hearts and Lady Violett

Maxfield Parrish prints (3), Lady Violetta and The Knave of Hearts, c.1925, Lady Violetta About to Make the Tarts, c.1925 & Arabian Nights, c.1909, all VG/Exc cond, up to 13.5"H x 11.5"W.

1925 Maxfield Parrish Romance large print, House of Art from The Knave of Hearts, sight 13 1/2" x 22 3/4"

Group of three small size lithograph prints by Maxfield Parrish (American, 1870 - 1966). One book plate of "The Dinkey-Bird" (ca. 1904). One print of "The Prince" from "The Knave of Hearts" (ca. 1925)

Maxfield Parrish (1870-1966). Two vintage prints. Comprised of "The Knave of Hearts Watching Lady Violetta Depart" (also known as The Page). Printed by The House of Art NY. Sight measurement 12" x 9.5

Vintage 1989 colorful Bulurru Print "Heart of my People" by Aboriginal Artists Tatipai Barsa, Zane Saunders and Andrew Wiiliams. Professionally framed. In frame 22"x14.5"x1". Weight 3 lbs

EXCEPTIONAL 42" WIDE ANTIQUE TRAMP ART MIRRORED WALL SHELF WITH SEVERAL HEARTS AS BORDER - ORIGINAL SURFACE - DOESN'T GET MUCH BETTER THAN THIS ONE!! MEASURES APPROX. 42" WIDE X 24" HIGH X 10 1/2" DEE

ANTIQUE GOLD FILLED MOON, STAR & HEARTS BROOCH / PIN - ENGRAVED DECORATION ON THE CENTRAL MOON - 2 3/8"

Fern Coppedge Oil painting on canvas winter scene Titled on top stretcher "Wind Gap Hills" Wind Gap PA one small hole as pictured It is roughly 12 x 12" Condition as pictured, unless otherwise noted.

EXCEPTIONAL WALTER DURFEE 9 TUBE "THEODORE B. STARR N.Y." MAHOGANY TALL CASE GRANDFATHER CLOCK - BEAUTIFUL MAHOGANY RAISED PANEL CASE WITH A BROKEN ARCH PEDIMENT TOP WITH BRASS ROSETTES AND BRASS FINI

19TH C. O/C CLIPPER SHIP PAINTING WITH AMERICAN FLAG - CLIPPER SHIP ON THE OPEN SEAS - SIGNED LOWER RIGHT "R. (OR B?) GEIFFORD" - CONDITION AS SEEN IN PHOTOS PROVIDED - WEAR, FEW SMALL TEARS / HOLES -

18K GOLD & PLATINUM OCTAGONAL SHAPED PENDANT WITH A LARGE CENTRAL EMERALD, SURROUNDED BY 3 'BANDS' OF SMALLER DIAMONDS AND EMERALDS ON AN 18K WHITE GOLD 16" CHAIN - RECENT APPRAISAL DONE ON JULY 20, 2

MENDELSSOHN-BARTHOLDY, FELIX. (1809-1847). German composer and one of the most gifted musicians of the 19th century. ALS. (“Felix Mendelssohn-Bartholdy”). 4pp. 8vo. Berlin, January 13, 184