S.S. McClure My Autobiography ghostwritten by Willa

Heading: Author: McClure, S.S. Title: My Autobiography - ghostwritten by Willa Cather Place Published: New York Publisher:Frederick A. Stokes Company Date Published: [1914] Description

Five (5) Civil War related biography and autobiography books. 1st-3rd items: THE LIFE OF ABRAHAM LINCOLN, Tenth Edition, Vol. I-III, by Issac N. Arnold, published by A. C. McClure and Company, Chicago

Milan, circa 1939. Comprising a central figure of a man spearing an octopus, flanked by two figures riding hippocampi, one holding the reins, the other tumbling and grabbing the mane, with two mermaid

Original receipt included. 28 3/4"h.x 60"w. x 29 3/4"d.

Automatic. Power windows. Convertible. Estate stated that this was a one owner car. Odometer reads 98,000. Nice older repaint. Convertible top redone.

Ebonized. 1969. Serial number 410970 B. 38" h x 84 1/4" w x 57 1/2" d. With adjustable bench. Bench has ebonized legs and tufted top. Bench measures 17" h x 25" w x 18" d.

Carved walnut. Two door china cabinet with figural maidens, cherubs and Northwind faces. 109" h x 61 3/4" w x 24 1/2" d. The server with superstructure depicts cherub scenes, griffins, man of the moun

Claw foot. Carved wood. Lion face. 45" h x 21 1/2" w x 21 5/8" d. Seat height 18 3/4".

Ebonized. 1969. Serial number 410970B. 38" h x 84 1/4" w x 57 1/2" d. With adjustable bench. Bench has ebonized legs and tufted top. Bench measures 17" h x 25" w x 18" d.

Ebonized "M" #513168. Piano measures 38 3/8" h x 57 1/2" w x 67 1/4" d . Bench measures 19 1/4" h x 34 7/8" w x 14 3/8" d.

This clock was rumored to be built as a wedding present to Douglas Fairbanks, Sr. at the time of his wedding to Elizabeth Sully in 1905. It is the only one of its kind. The case is of circassian walnu

Brass. 4 lights. 36" h x 43 1/4" w x 5 5/8" d.

Has 2 beveled glass doors and king wood marquetry and serpentine sides. Bronze completely finished in gold dore. Lock signed. 104" h x 65" w x 26" d.

Wood. Upholstered seat and back. 31" h x 84 1/4" w x 31" d. Seat height 15 1/2". See attached certification from George Nakashima Woodworkers.

PE - 354. Abstract chrome panels with black formica top and base. 32" h x 60 1/2" w x 24 1/2" d.

France. Circa 1950. Leather. Brass. 27 3/4" x 28 1/4" w x 28" d. Seat height 14 3/4".

Antique candelabras mounted as lamps.Patinated and gilt bronze. External wiring. Candelabras measure 35 1/2" high, lamps measure 43" high.

Signed Clodion. 49 1/2" h x 21 1/2" diameter for candelabras. With marble top pedestals.

Unsigned. Mixed metals. Two doors containing 3 shelves and 2 drawers. Wood interior. 80 1/4" h x 36 1/2" w x 19 1/2" d.

Ebonized. Rosewood. Bronze and carved north wind faces and mythological figures. Features neoclassical Romanesque robed woman with Greek letters. 76" h x 70" w x 21" d.

33"h. x 30 3/4"w. x 29"d. Seat height: 13 1/4"h.

Parquetry and inlay. Finely cast gilt bronze mounts. 38 1/2"h. x 63 1/4"w. x 24"d.

Upholstery. Metal legs. 33 3/4" h x 111" w x 44" d. Seat height 20".

Walnut. 4 dovetailed drawers. 34" h x 24" w x 44 1/2" l.