Two West Rock New Haven Connecticut Watercolors

(CONNECTICUT -- NEW HAVEN.) George Durrie, after. East Rock, New Haven. [and] West Rock, New Haven. Together two hand-colored tinted lithographed scenes spotlighting New Haven's celebrated geological

Item/Description: 19th Century Oil on Board mountainscape of West Rock Ridge in New Haven, Connecticut. This vista was chosen as the subject of American landscape painter, Frederic Edwin Church's 1849

Likely 19th century, slender form with attractive crackled yellow glaze (MMAT511)(PR) Property from a West Cornwall Connecticut and Former New Orleans Louisiana Asian Art Collection 12" and 11 1/2" hi

set of 50 state solid bronze, collectors coins. Missing Connecticut, and West Virginia. Also present is New Mexico, and two presidential coins, James A. Garfield.

Gladys Jack. West Rock, Start of Autumn. 2 artworks, one signed lower left.. Unframed. Medium: Oil on Board. Size: 12" x 16". Signature: SLL.

"Segment of a Rotted Stump West Rock" watercolor 15 x 11 inches. unsigned, identified verso. unframed. Estate stamped.

EAST ROCK, NEW HAVEN, CONNECTICUT, 1916. FRAMED UNDER GLASS DIMENSIONS:5 3/4" X 7 1/4" SIGHT VIEW TERMS:Hartzell's Auction Gallery will handle most of the shipping in-house. WE do reserve the right to

Two New England watercolor theorems on paper. The first a compote of fruit, mid 19th century with its original frame. Frame size H 10-1/4" W 8-1/2". The second of strawberries and roses, dated 1848. F

Two Framed West Hartford, Connecticut Mapswith hand coloring by L.J. Richards of West Hartford, Connecticutcirca 1890's24" x 34" framed

PETER MARCUSMystic, Connecticut, 1889-1934Two New York City views: A street scene with cathedral and a view of Hell's Gate Bridge. Both signed lower right "Peter Marcus".Charcoals on paper, 16" x 12.5

SIGNED RICARDO NEW ORLEANS.

Two [2] Adirondacks New York Watercolor Paintings, unframed. ; 22 1/2 x 16 inches

Signed on the back by Karen Englander, dated 1982 - a large Acrylic Painting on Canvas of East Rock Park in New Haven, Connecticut. Measures 50 inches square.

Six Greeting Card Prints of New York Scenes. Two by Nat Lowell ("Brooklyn Bridge, NY" and "6th Ave Central"). One print by Berdanier, ("Wall Street Looking West"). Two by "????" ("New York Life Buildi

Charles Allan Gilbert (New York, Connecticut, 1873 - 1929) Watercolor painting of a newly married couple speaking to guests near a staircase. Signed lower left. Inscribed lower right. At age sixteen,

Two watercolors of New York. 1.) "The Greenwich Toll Gate House". [Sight: 13" H x 18" W; Frame: 21" H x 24 1/2" W]. 2.) "The Daily Banksville Greenwich Stage Coach". [Sight: 13" H x 18" W; Frame: 21"

Approximately 149 envelopes with stamps in two notebooks. New Hampshire, Western Massachusetts, Connecticut, Boston. With a few early 1900 postcards, 6 loose cards.

Stoneware jug and two jars. Stoneware jug. New Haven, Connecticut. Smaller stoneware jar. 'J. Duntz E New Haven' stamped on the top center. New Haven, Connecticut. Large stoneware jar. 'C. Webster & S

Old west New Orleans saloon two piece bar (larger approximately 4 1/4" high x 10 1/8" long x 2 3/4" deep) with over 70 accessories including liquor bottles mixers, full beer steins, playing cards, ash

RICHARD STALTERConnecticut/New York, 1934-Two young girls in a landscape. Signed lower right "Stalter".Oil on board, 10" x 13". Framed 14" x 17".

Mildred Arsing (1921-2010), "The Lighthouse at West End, New Orleans," 20th c., watercolor on board, signed l.r., framed, H.- 15 5/8 in., W.- 19 1/2 in.

Dorothy Morang, Santa Fe New Mexico, Watercolor Painting Two Reclining Females Modernism. Signed, Framed. size: 23 x 33, 31.25 x 41.25 outside frame. ASKart: Born in Richmond, Maine, Dorothy Morang ar

(New York/Connecticut, 1834-1923) Four Bird Watercolors, framed as one, each titled; Welcome Little Stranger, An Unexpected Visitor; Under the Ivy; A Quarrelsome Tit; each initialed "FB", each ink and

Handel Company(Connecticut/New York, 1885-1936)Two Table Lamp Basescirca 1915patinated metalunmarked27 1/2 x 8 1/4 inches (largest)Provenance: The Anthony Vidakovich Estate, Queens, New York