Vosne Romanee Champs Perdrix

ÉDOUARD CORTÈS (French 1882-1969) A PAINTING, "Champs-Elysees, Paris," oil on canvas, signed L/R. 13" x 18"

Lalique "Champs- Elysees" 1 Tier Chandelier. Hexagonal gilt bronze frame, 6 glass leaf form mounts etched and frosted. All pieces signed. Excellent condition. Measures 27" H x 18 1/4" dia. Shipping: T

Marcel Dyf (French, 1899-1985) "Jardin des Champs Elysees" oil on canvas, depicting a Parisian park scene, signed to lower right, "William Doyle Galleries" label to verso, housed in a carved wood fram

O/C "CHAMPS - ELYSEE" SGND EDOUARD CORTES 13 1/2" X 18"

Lalique Chandelier, Champs Elysees. Excellent condition, no condition issues. Dimensions: 20 inches x 23 inches. The chandelier comes with the original receipt from Lalique that states the original co

LALIQUE;"Champs Elysees" chandelier, France, after 1978; Frosted and clear glass, chromed metal, six sockets; Etched Lalique France with copyright; 23" x 22";

A Lalique Champs Elysees chandelier model 10112, executed in clear and frosted glass, of leaf form, supported by the gilt metal fittings, overall 25"h x 22" diameter

Jack Savitsky. Coal Region Nine Champs 1926-1928, New Philadelphia Tigers Baseball Team. 1963. Signed, dated and titled on verso. Oil on rough board. Board has natural grooves and grains, otherwise ex

Masters Champs Signed Flag Tiger Woods Palmer Jack Nicklaus PSA/DNA

Official American League (Harridge) ball signed in either blue or black ink by the following 27 members of the 1952 World Champion New York Yankees (some more than once): Joe DiMaggio (sweet spot), Mi

es. 89/125, Firmata in basso a destra, numerata in basso a sinistra, Stampata da Atelier Bordas, Parigi, Pubblicata da Editions Jean Fournier e Editions de la Difference, Parigi, litografia a colori,

ANTOINE BLANCHARD (French,1910 - 1988), ''Rond Point Des Champs Elysees a Paris en 1900'', oil on canvas, canvas: 13 x 17.5 inches, framed: 19 x 23 inches, signed lower right, titled and signed verso,

Crystal glass, partially etched, brass, copper, white plastic France, second half of the 20th century Design: 1957 Manufacturer: Lalique France Model: Champs Elysées Each with etched signature ‘Lal

Jules Ernest Renoux (French, 1863-1932) Champs Elysees oil on canvas 17 x 20 1/2 inches. Property from the Collection of Steven Huffines, San Francisco, California

Lalique Champs Elysees Chandelier. Silver metal body with 12 glass leaves, glass ceiling cap. All glass elements with 'Lalique France'. {Approximate dimensions: 61 high x 30 inches diameter.}. Conditi

Lalique, Paris, France. Large "Champs Elysees" clear green crystal glass leaf shaped jardiniere or planter. Lalique Paris sticker affixed to the underside. Etched marked "Lalique France

Pair of Lalique France Champs -Elyees Wall Scones, based on an original design from Marc Lalique 1957, two glass leaf shaped scones sit on the metal bar back to back, 10"h x 9"w, marked Lalique on sco

Lalique France "Champs-Elysees" Frosted & Clear Crystal Centerpiece/Bowl.. Measures approx. - 7 1/2" high x 18" long x 10" deep. Signed "Lalique France". Ref. #1121600. The spectacular rows of trees l

Lalique Champs Elysees Bowl. Measures H: 7 1/4" L: 17 3/4" D: 10"

Turf Champs American Horse-Racing Pay-Out Game, 1936 Stoner Manufacturing Company of Aurora, Illinois, USA. Design by Karl Knickerbocker, electromechanical, 110 volts, Turf Champs was advertised as a

Lalique France Crystal CHAMPS ELYSEES Large Centerpiece Bowl - Clear and frosted French crystal centerpiece bowl with leaves in relief. Signed "Lalique France". 7 5/8" H x 18" L x 10" W. Condition: Ov

Clear crystal wall sconce with two veined leaves mounted on chromium plated base. Each leaf signed Lalique France. Artist: Marc Lalique (French, 1900-1977) Dimensions: 10"L x 8.5"W x 11"H Manufacturer

Alexis Kreyder "Fleures des Champs" oil on canvas, 1912. Signed lower left, "A. Kreyder". Canvas: 38.75"H x 23.75"W; Frame: 45.75"H x 30.5"W. PROVENANCE: From the Collection of Elizabeth and Bill Milb

Following a 40-year wait after the 1919 “Black Sox” disgrace, the Chicago White Sox unseated the four-time defending American League Champion Yankees in 1959, prompting Mayor Richard Daley