Three Sisters - FB Adams

Three Hardstone Artifacts from Adams Co, IL (Quincy). 4 1/2" Bell Pestle, 3 3/4" Game Ball, Grooved Polish Stone and 3 7/16" Grooved Adz. FB James Weisenborn. All in good condition

LLADRO PORCELAIN FIGURE "THREE SISTERS", 1986, H 11 3/4'', #1492:Number 1492, "Three Sisters".

The schooner "Three Sisters" built at Milford, DE in 1872, home port Philadelphia, Master Capt. William Nye, signed lower right. Reginald Nickerson (1915-1999), Oil on canvas, 19.5 inches H x 37.5 inc

Artist: Humbert Howard Title: Three Sisters Medium: Original oil on canvas Year: 1980 Size: 32 1/4" x 21" Edition: Rare unique original work of art Signature: Hand signed and dated by the artist

Martino, Antonio (1902-1988) Painting. Oil & Tempera on board - signed lower right. Titled "The Three Sisters". Board measures 9x14 framed to overall size of 11.5x16.5. Martino won numerous awards for

Glossy finish, modeled as three sisters with parasols. Number 611 in limited edition of 3000. Signed. Includes original box, base and framed certificate of authenticity. Minor damage to lace of paraso

Anders Leonard Zorn (Sweden/Illinois, 1860-1920). "Three Sisters," 1913. Etching, (11 x 8 inches, sight), signed in pencil lower right, initialled and dated 1913 in the plate lower left. Frame: H: 20.

Antoine. Three Sisters. Signed. Heavily sequined backed to rayon. Excellent condition. 35" x 40". Est. $300-500. Ship: $45 (rolled)

Framed lithograph titled Three Sisters by Henry Moore. Glass under wood frame. Measures approx 15.5" x 11" sight (23.75" x 19.5" framed). Circa 1981. Signed and numbered 13/50 in penci

Early to Mid-19th C Silhouette of Three Sisters - Mary, Jane, Elizabeth written in script under each child, highlights to lace collars, 10 x 11" original molded wooden frame. No issues. Selling many p

Henry Moore (English, 1898-1986) Three Sisters, 1981 lithograph signed and numbered 30/50 in pencil 14 x 9 7/8 inches. Estimate $400-600

THREE SISTER'S FABRIC PIECESLinen kerchief, tagged "woven by Eldress Anna Case at Watervliet, 1860. Owned by Eva Larkin, (initialed "E L" in blue), caretaker of Grace Dahm"; Silk kerchief, beige, "wov

Three Adams and Westlake Co. kerosene oil railroad lanterns with clear glass globes, Pennsylvania System (globe marked with "PS in Keystone shield") and (2) Philadelphia and Reading Railway (globes ma

Three Adams and Westlake Co. Adlake kerosene oil railroad lanterns with clear glass globes, Golden City and San Juan Railroad and (2) Pennsylvania Railroad (1 globe marked with PRR & Keystone logo), 9

Three Adams and Westlake Co. kerosene oil railroad lanterns with clear glass globes, Denver and Rio Grande Western Railroad (globe marked "Adlake Kero D& RGWRR"), Erie Railroad (globe marked "Adlake K

Three Adams and Westlake Co. Adlake kerosene oil railroad lanterns with red glass globes, Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe (globe marked "AT & SF RY"), New York Central System & Southern Railroad (globe m

Three Adams and Westlake Co. kerosene oil railroad lanterns with clear glass globes, Belt Railway (globe marked "Adlake Kero"), Chesapeake and Ohio (globe marked "C&O") and Northwestern Pacific Railwa

American, 1865, oil on canvas portrait of three well-dressed sisters, identified verso possibly as "Nichols" sisters, 24 3/4" x 29 3/4" canvas, 30 1/2" x 35 1/2" framed.

Three Adams and Westlake Co. kerosene oil railroad lanterns with clear glass globes, Baltimore and Ohio Railroad (globe marked "Safety First B & O R R"), Delaware and Hudson Railroad (globe marked "Th

Three Adams and Westlake Co. kerosene oil railroad lanterns with clear glass globes, Baltimore and Ohio Railroad (globe marked "Adlake Kero B. & O. R.R."), New York New Haven and Hartford (globe marke

Three Adams and Westlake Co. kerosene oil railroad lanterns with clear glass globes, Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Railroad (globe marked "Adlake Kero D.L. & W. R.R."), Long Island Railroad (globe

Three Adams and Westlake Co. kerosene oil railroad lanterns with clear glass globes, Chicago and Northwestern Railway (globe marked "C. & N. W. Ry.) and (2) New York New Haven and Hartford (1 globe ma

Three Adams and Westlake Co. kerosene oil railroad lanterns with clear glass globes, Lehigh Valley Railroad (2 globes marked "Adlake Kero L.V.R.R." and 1 globe marked "Adlake Kero"), 10" (height), 16"

Three Adams and Westlake Co. kerosene oil railroad lanterns with red glass globes, Long Island Railroad (globe marked "Adlake Kero"), St Luis Southwestern Railway (globe marked Adlake Kero Corning") a