Whittington Press.- O'Connor (John) The

Whittington Press.- O'Connor (John) The Wood-engravings..., with a commentary by Jeannie O'Connor, 2 vol., number XII of 50 specially-bound copies with additional proofs and signed by the artist and e

Cuala Press.- O'Connor (Frank) A Lament for Art O'Leary, colour illustrations after Jack Yeats, 1971 § Yeats (W. B.) The Speckled Bird, 2 vol., slip-case, 1973-4 § MacNeice (Louis) The Reven

NO RESERVE O'Connor (John).- Whitfield (Christopher) Together and Alone, number 71 of 100 specially-bound copies signed by the author and artist, from an edition limited to 500, original white morocco

New Haven: Yale University Press, 1978. O'Connor, Francis Valentine & Eugene Victor Thaw. Set of 4 volumes, in light beige cloth cover, all enchased in black cloth slipcase. Complete catalogue raisonn

Antique Stoneware Decorated Jug John O'Connor. Approx. 11" T X 7" D. With scratches. See photos.

The Letter signed by Cardinal John J. O'Connor (1920 – 2000) the Archbishop of New York (1984 – 2000). Not a Photocopy, Signature unverified. The original document from the archive of Jordan I. La

Hardcover detailing the canals of Great Britain with linocut and woodcut print illustrations by the author. Published by Art and Technics, London, 1950. 8.75" H x 7" W.

John O'Connor (1913-2004) This is Ford Bridge , Ford in Northumberland , original GPO poster PRD 1153 1961 - 74 x 92 cm

FATHER BROWN: John Monsignor O'Connor (1870-1952) Irish Catholic Priest who was instrumental in G. K. Chesterton's conversion to Roman Catholicism in 1922. O'Connor was also the basis for Chesterton's

Tragara Press 20 volumes comprising: O'Connor, Frank. W.B. Yeats. 1982, number 8 of 125 copies, marbled wrappers; Cornford, Frances. Fifteen Poems from the French. 1976, number 56 of 125 copies, marbl

[Easton Press] 3 volumes. All signed by former Supreme Court Justice Sandra Day O'Conner. All bound in full leather, gilt, all edges gilt. Titles are: Lazy B; THe Majesty of the Law; and His Eminence

Etchings & Engravings incl. Joseph Pennell, John Fullwood, Margaret O'Connor, etc approx 16" x 20"

Two sheep hunting books, includes one copy of 1974 "Sheep and Sheep Hunting" by Jack O' Connor, published by Winchester Press (New York), with handwritten note from author, and one copy of

Simon Lawrence, "45 Wood-Engravers", Whittington Press, U.K. 1982. With introduction by John Lawrence. Marbled board cover with one-quarter cloth, in a slipcase. Numbered 217 of 350 copies. 11 in x 8

John Wootters and Jack O'Connor are just a couple of the Hunters that share their knowledge in these Books.

An 18K yellow gold link wide bracelet, measuring 1 5/8'' x 8'', 130.4 gms, est: $2500/3000 Provenance: Estate of Carroll & Nancy O'Connor, Brentwood, CA

Woman on a path through a Normandy village, signed lower left: Franz A. Bischoff, oil on board, 8'' H x 9.75'' W, est: $2000/3000 Provenance: Estate of Carroll and Nancy O'Connor, Brentwood, CA

Figures praying in an interior Oil on canvas laid to canvas Unsigned 32" H x 40" W Provenance: The Estate of Harry J. O'Connor III.

Second quarter 20th century Apparently unsigned Possibly Japanese, cylindrical form with silver geometric decoration at seam 9.75" H x 10" Dia. Provenance: The Estate of Harry J. O'Connor III.

A 14K yellow gold mariner chain with a high-karat gold Atocha coin in an 18K frame, 24.2 gms, est: $500/700 Provenance: Estate of Carroll & Nancy O'Connor, Brentwood, CA

19th century Unsigned Each of pastoral scenes with figures Each: 4.25" H x 6.25" W Provenance: The Estate of Harry J. O'Connor III.

Each signed: Quezal Each with a pulled blue feather on white ground with fluted rim and iridescent yellow interior, 3 pieces Each: 6" H x 4.5" W x 4.5" D Provenance: The Estate of Harry J. O'Connor II

Figure and goats by waterfall in a landscape Oil on canvas Signed with artist's pseudonym lower left: J. Engelhardt 27" H x 38" W Provenance: The Estate of Harry J. O'Connor III.

Seated lady Oil on canvas Signed illegibly lower left Oval: 35.25" H x 27.25" W Provenance: The Estate of Harry J. O'Connor III.