THREE BOTANICAL WATERCOLORS BY NOCOLE HORNBY; 6 IN

(Maine, born 1951) Three botanical watercolors: Daylilies, 30 x 35 in., Narcissus, 22-5/8 x 30 in., Irises, 22-1/2 x 30-1/4 in., each signed "S. Headley van Campen"; metal frames, 31-1/2 x 36 in. larg

Shirleann Cruz (American, 20th Century) Three Botanicals. Watercolors on paper. Each is signed LR Largest Sight: 23.5" x 18" Largest Frame: 32" x 26"

(19th century) possibly Win Achun and others, three botanical subjects, two with Chinese character script lower right and middle, watercolor and gouache on paper, sheet, 15-7/8 x 21-1/8 in., carved an

Three Framed Botanical Watercolors, to include strawberry plant with a butterfly, sight size 9" x 11", unsigned; pair of blossoming flowers in pot, sight size 16" x 16"; along with a flying butterfly,

Canton School, late 18th / Early 19th Century. Watercolor on Rice paper, three works each measuring 20" x 15" (sheet size) with two certificates indicating that these were from a folio in the library

Set of Three Chinese Botanical Watercolor Paintings. Watercolor on rattan (textured) paper. Two each painted with a butterfly hovering over lilies, the third with a butterfly and magnolia blossoms, ea

(first half 19th century) three botanical subjects, including: cinnamon tree; peaches; peonies, watercolor and gouache on paper, sheet, 16-1/8 x 21-3/8 in., silk mat with gilt liner, bamboo form woode

(19th century) three botanical subjects, with Chinese character script lower right, watercolor and gouache on paper, sight, 15-3/8 x 20-7/8 in., silk mat with gilt liner, 21-1/2 x 27 in. Provenance: T

(19th century) Melon; Olives; Grapes; most unsigned, Melon with Chinese character script at lower right, watercolor and gouache on wove paper, (Melon) sheet 16 x 21 in.; carved and gilt wood bamboo st

Watercolor scene of barn by Seattle artist Nell Wheeler (1917-2007), and three 1930s color prints of flowers. 19.5"x15.75" and 16"x19.75"

Including, an oil on tin, three watercolors. Largest Sight Size: 6"h x 5"w

SIMON NATAN KARCZMAR [1903-82], WATERCOLORS, THREE H 6"-7.5",:Both signed at the lower right, they appear to be of mixed medium, with watercolor, gouache, and pastel. Includes one depicting a man walk

A Group of Three Botanical Colored Lithographs and Watercolor by Various Artists, 19th/20th Century, Including one by Peter Charles Henderson, watercolor unknown. Largest framed dimensions: h: 30 x w:

Assorted lot, including three botanical prints [8" H x 6" W], three lacquer boxes, a cup and saucer, etc.

Six Piece Lot of Framed Japanese Artwork, to include a three piece set of botanical prints, watercolor landscape and watercolor portrait with man on horseback, all having seats, along with Yeizan wood

19th and 20th Centuries. Two old studies stamped on reverse "From The Estate Of Arnold Lahee, 1888-1976". 6"h. 8"w., three watercolors; shore scene with boat and cottage signed P. B. Rame? 5.5"h. 7.5"

60. THREE WIND-UP HORNBY LOCOMOTIVES | 0 gauge, clockwork. | 6.5" l. loco | Minor touch-up to scratch on roof of LMS loco, (Excellent to Pristine Condition) | $200 - $400

(19th century) possibly Win Achun and others, seven botanical and entomological subjects, including: Hibiscus; Magnolia; Bombax Ceiba; Hedychium; and others, most titled lower left, three with Chinese

USA, c. 1990s 20 1/2" x 6 1/4" each 22" x 7 7/8" each sheet watercolor on paper Provenance: Estate of Portia Gwen Harcus; Private Collection Portia Harcus and Barbara Krakow co-founded the seminal Bos

Frank Wilcox (American 1887-1964) "Valley View," "The S****?," and Landscape with Trees, each graphite and watercolor on paper, each numbered, matted and framed. Dimensions: 6.5 x 8.5

Three 19th century watercolor studies of botanical subjects, each attributed to a Charlotte Farquhar on verso, and each identified with species and where the examples were executed. Each 17" x 12" (fr

WALTER DORRELLMassachusetts/Ohio, b. 1932Three watercolors: 1) “Fall Softly, 2014”. Titled on Kendall Art Gallery label verso. 6” x 4” sight.2) Trees and water. Dated “&#

Group of three framed 1850s botanical prints by Charles Lemaire (French, 1800-1871), well presented in double French mat and gilt frames. Provenance: Judy Cormier, NYC. [Image: 6 1/2" H x 9 3/4" W; Fr

Three framed and matted watercolors of dancing figures, pencil signed indistinctly, each mounted in a gilt frame. 6" x 4.5" ss / 12" x 10" oa