TITTLE, Walter & Shutz, Anton. Two New York

Etchings. Walter Tittle (American,1883-1960) "Manhattan Minarets" - plate singed lower center, inscribed along extreme lower margin, 1931-32, ed. 75, plate - 14.5" high x 9" wide, sheet has slight ton

Etchings. Walter Tittle (American,1883-1960) "Manhattan Minarets" - plate singed lower center, inscribed along extreme lower margin, 1931-32, ed. 75, plate - 14.5" high x 9" wide,

Anton Schutz, Two Views of New York City each 9 3/4" x 13 1/2" (sight), pencil signed Emil Ganso, Kennebunkport, ME 16" x 11 3/4" (sight), pencil signed largest overall with frame 25" x 21 1/2"

Anton Schutz (1894-1977). Two New York City cityscape views. Limited edition prints, 1939. , frames overall 17" x 14 1/2".

Walter Ernest TittleNew York, Connecticut, California, Ohio, (1883 - 1966)Portrait of a Gentlemanoil on canvassigned upper right, framed.28 x 22 inches

Walter Ernest Tittle (Ohio, New York 1883 - 1966) signed dry point. Signed 'Walter Tittle imp' in pencil lower right. Title 'Blossom Time' printed under image window. Print mounted in custom mat / boo

Walter Von Nessen (1889-1943) for Nessen Studio Inc. floor lamps, two New York, New York, circa 1940 steel, linen marked 907 12 1/2"w x 11"d x 49"h (with shade)

Antique American modernist etching by Walter Tittle 1883-1966. Titled, "Church of the Heavenly Rest." Signed in pencil as well as in the plate. Image size, H 12.75" x W 10.5" Signed. Framed. Please se

Walter Addison, New York, 1914-1982. Two mid-century modern hand painted terra cotta serving plates signed Addison. Includes one with scalloped edge and depicts a Star Fish above a stylized fish - mea

Walter Addison, New York, 1914-1982. Two mid-century style hand painted terra cotta serving bowls, one decorated with flowers and signed Addison - measures 13"L x 7 1/2"W x 2 1/4"H - very good conditi

Walter Addison, New York, 1914-1982. Two wild animal hand painted terra cotta serving dishes/bowls. The first, with scalloped edge with hand painted portrait of a panther and leopard, tiny chip on edg

Walter Addison, New York, 1914-1982. Two hand painted clay objects decorated with a Blue Heron with fish in bill. The first a tile measuring 6 1/2" square and in very good condition with no damage; an

Walter Addison, New York, 1914-1982. A maquette plaster sculpture of a seated cat, circa 1940-70, not signed, but created by Walter Addison. Two small chips on edge of base, wear to tip of ears, else

This lot contains two signed Replica Negro League Uniforms framed 34"x32" signed by HOF Buck Leonard. The New York Stars Uniform is signed in Black Ink and contains the shoulder Flag Patch. The Second

Walter Ernest Tittle (1883 - 1966). Signed and dated 1938 by artist. Walter Ernest Tittle was born in Sprinfield, Ohio on October 9, 1883. Tittle studied at the New York School of Art and Art Students

Two (2) Walter Ronald Locke (Florida/Massachusetts, 1883-1949) etchings depicting Florida scenes, published by Associated American Artists, New York. 1st item: Etching on paper titled "'Patio' Don Tol

Gibson, Walter and Morris Young. Two Proof Copies of “Houdini’s Fabulous Magic.” Philadelphia and New York: Chilton, 1961. Two different proof copies of Houdini’s Fabulous Magic, from the Manu

Nice lot of these great New York Giant's football players. There are two of Y.A. Tittle, same photo of him kneeling with a head injury and one close up shot of him in his game helmet; Lawrence Taylor,

Van Gogh, Vincent; translated by Rela van Messel, introduction by Walter Pach; Letters to an Artist : From Vincent van Gogh to Anton Ridder van Rappard; New York: Viking Press 1936. Limited Edition, 1

to include Edge of the Pines (1938) and Florida Pines (1943), etchings, each signed, dated, and titled in pencil lower margin, both published by Associated American Artists, New York and retain their

Anton Schutz (Germany/United States, 1894-1977) Two Etchings, "Irving Trust Bank Company (at 1 Wall Street)" Etching, 1930. Ref: Harbor Gallery 30; Ref: New York Times Magazine. September 24, 1930, il

A GROUP OF TWO STEUBEN GLASS CLEAR CRYSTAL BOWLS, CORNING, NEW YORK, CIRCA 1938-1949, comprising a Walter Heintze (American 20th century) designed "Bowl with Solid Crimped Base," model 7822, designed

ARTIST: Walter Scott Darr (New York, Illinois, 1881 - 1946) NAME: Lady with Horse MEDIUM: oil on canvas CONDITION: One puncture. Two scratches. Minor paint losses. Very minor craquelure. No visible in

Including two copies of The Baby's Opera: A Book of Old Rhymes with New Dresses by Walter Crane; A Masque of Days; A Floral Fantasy in an Old English Garden, New York & London, Harper and Brothers