Two Alan Thompson Depression Era Lithographs

Thompson, Alan (American, born 1908) two lithographs, one titled The Return of the Prodigal, 9 by 12 inches, dated 1937 and the other titled Jerkwater, 6 by 9 inches.

Lithograph on paper, titled "From Arkansas", an Associated American Artists lithograph, edition of 250, signed in the l.r. margin; 12.5" x 9.25" (plate size), 20.5" x 17" (framed). Provenance

Edward Laning (American, 1906 - 1981) brown ink on paper drawing of two Depression-era barefoot women, signed in red below the seated one; Laning was a pupil of both John Sloan and Thomas Hart Benton.

Two WPA-era lithographs from the estate of artist and printer Theodore Wahl. Unsigned, they measure 14 in. x 11.25 in. image size. G-VG. Unframed, loose and not mounted or glued down. If lot is absent

Two WPA era lithographs. 1) Charles Mattox (American 1910 - 1995) pencil signed ("Charles Mattox ") lower right. Measures 9.25" x 12.25" image size, 12.5" x 19" sheet size. 2) Harold Anchel (American

Langford group of two pencil signed WPA era lithographs. Pencil signed "Langford" lower right on each. Measure 19" x 12.5" sheet size. Unframed, loose and not glued or mounted. Provenance: Amity Art F

Group of two WPA era lithographs from the estate of printer Ted Wahl. 1) "E. Miller" signed in plate. Previously from the estate of Theodore Wahl and currently owned by the Amity Arts Foundation. Meas

Group of two WPA era lithographs, one by Karl Eugene Fortess (American 1907 - 1993), and one illegibly signed. Both pencil signed lower right. Karl Fortess numbered 1/22 and measures 12.75" x 7.75" im

Group of two WPA Era lithographs Includes: 1) Pencil signed "Fern Wahl 35" and numbered "1/25", Measures 6" x 5.25" image size and 10" x 13" sheet size. 2) Unsigned. Measures 13" x 10" sheet size. Unf

Elizabeth Olds (New York, 1896 - 1991) WPA depression era style lithograph titled Sidewalk Engineers. Signed in the printers plate and pencil titled. Very good condition, with toning visible under the

Eugene Camille Fitsch (France, Massachusetts 1892 - 1972) WPA depression era style lithograph titled Depression Era. Signed in the printers plate. Very good condition, with toning visible under the gl

Two Civil War era lithographs including: Large folio "The Surrender of General Lee And His Entire Army To Lieut. General U. S. Grant April 9th 1865" - Published by Thomas Kelly NY and Valois & Roberts

Two WPA era pencil signed lithographs. 1) Pencil signed "by Glen Rounds" lower right. Measures 9.5" x 12.5" sheet size. 2) Pencil signed "M. G. McClellan" lower right. Titled "Winter Ledges lower left

Group of Four WPA era lithographs. Two illegibly signed. Two unsigned. All previously from the estate of "Theodore Wahl". Measure from 10" - 19" x 8.5" - 20.5" sheet sizes. Unframed, loose and not glu

Two German Victorian-era framed lithographs, one titled "Innocence". Both: 27.5" x 21.5" ss / 32" x 25.75" oa

Phil Sawyer group of two WPA era pencil signed lithographs. Both pencil signed "Phil Sawyer" lower right. Measure approximately 9.5:" - 10" x 14" image size and 12 3/8" - 12 5/8" x 18 7/8" sheet sizes

Archie Musick (American 1902 - 1978) signed WPA era lithographs. Both pencil signed "Archie Musick '36" lower right. Both titled in pencil, lower left, one "The Bastard" (8.25" x 12-3/8" image size, 1

This large group of Depression era glassware include two green matching grapevine footed tazzas, a green lemonade pitcher, a pair of jadeite candleholders, green sugar and creamer, lavender art deco b

Three depression era dresser boxes. Two are in pink, one is in a red cut glass. Size: range 7-6.8 in diameter, 4 in. height.

Alan Davie (1920–2014) double page color lithographs with a reverse black and white hand signed with pencil. Printed by the Gimpel gallery in 1969. James Alan Davie was a Scottish painter and m

DEPRESSION ERA VASELINE GLASS ARTICLES, LOT OF NINE, Vaseline (reacts under black light), including various divided relish dishes (two set into metal carriers), a covered candy dish emb

Heading: Author: Parker Title: Moderne "Thrift Time" Lot of Two Fountain Pens, 1930s Place Published: Publisher: Date Published: Description: Pair of reddish-brown Depression-

Two photo prints. FIRST: First Fort Worth City Council Members, 04/15/1925, SECOND: Depression Era Run on Guaranty State Bank, Main St., Fort Worth, TX, c. 1930s, photo print, each: 10 1/4 x 13 1/4, L

1920s-30s. Imperial two drawer mahogany library table. Top with carved edge, ends with turned and fluted columns, shoe feet with reeding and stretcher wtih an arched colonnade, 30"h. 60"w. 24"d. And t