Lady Audley’s Secret. Belfast: David Allen, ca.

Lady Audley’s Secret. Belfast: David Allen, ca. 1900s. Color lithograph advertising a stage adaptation of the novel by Mary Elizabeth Braddon. 28 x 20”. Linen backed. A.

VONETTA (Etta Paul, 1878 - 1964). Two Lithographed Window Posters. Belfast: David Allen & Sons, ca. 1910. Two color stone lithographs, including a bust portrait after a photograph by Charles & Russell

Cody, Samuel Franklin. The Klondyke Nugget. Belfast: David Allen & Sons Ltd., ca. 1898. Color lithograph poster promoting the stage play, depicting an Indian slaying a man on horseback. 29 x 19". Line

London: David Allen & Sons, ca. 1906. A Moor, clad in a turban approaches a gong in an elaborate scene at the seaside, ready to strike it with a mallet as a demon urges him on. The illusion, devised b

PARTRIDGE, Sir Bernard (1861—1945). Take Up the Sword of Justice. Harrow: David Allen & Sons, ca. 1914. Published by the Parliamentary Recruiting Committee, London. Striking classic World War I-

Be Ready! / Join Now. Middlesex: David Allen & Sons, ca. 1918. A striking yellow and black WWI lithograph. 39 x 25”. Large closed tears to lower portion of image; expertly repaired, inpainting t

La Celebre et Grandiose Exhibition Equestre et Zoologique de George Sanger Sous le Patronage de la Reine et de la Famille Royale d’Angleterre… Belfast: D. & J. Allen, ca. [1850s-1880s]. Li

AUTHENTIC, ORIGINAL, HALF-SHEET, DAVID ALLEN & SONS - BELFAST, LONDON, 1897. PROFESSIONALLY CONSERVED ON ARCHIVAL LINEN. IMAGE 19"X28.75"

Grand Theatre A Gaiety Girl Offset Lithograph, inscription reads ‘Monday Oct 1st Grand Theatre Six Nights Only David Allen & Sons Belfast London Manchester New York Copyright George Edwards’s Comp

The Brixton Burglary, by Fred W. Sidney, Poster by David Allen & Sons, LTDColor lithographic poster showing a man in a chair with visions of dancing ladies, printed in England, framed.28 x 18 inches

RAMESES (Abraham Marchinski, 1876 - 1930). Rameses in his Egyptian Temple of Mysteries. London: S.C. Allen, ca. 1910. Bright half-sheet stone lithograph advertising the performance of this British mus

Property of A Private Lady DAVID YURMAN, 18 KARAT GOLD BRACELET gr wt approx 37.9 dwt signed D.Y. for David Yurman.

David Halbach (1931-2022), Negotiation Done, watercolor on paper, 14 x 24 (sight), signed lower left: David Halbach CA © '14, Provenance: From the Estate of David Halbach, Arizona

80" x 78" Quilt titled Lady Liberty. ca. 1986. from the collection of Larry Hackley. A fabulous quilt by African American artist Sarah Mary Taylor Yazoo City Missippi.

Description: Oil on canvas painting by David Davidovich Burliuk (1882 - 1967). Signed lower right. Russian peasants working in the fields. A woman in the foreground dressed in her apron and babushka c

DAVID ADICKES "LADY IN A CHAIR" ARCYLIC ON PANEL, 1965. Height: 30.75 in. by Width: 22.75

Tall hand-carved marble object on tiny feet by Alma Allen, Joshua Tree, ca. 2009.

Patinated bronze sculptural object by Alma Allen, Joshua Tree, ca. 2009. This is a unique casting acquired directly from the artist.

Faceted gray and brown veined marble sculpture with “nose” by Alma Allen, Joshua Tree, ca. 2007.

DAVID ADICKES THE BLUE CITY WITH LADY FRONT AND CENTER PAINTING Height: 51 in. by Width: 39 in.

David Webb Nail Ladies Bracelet. Set in 18 Karat Yellow Gold. Features a bent nail link design. Measures 7 1/2 inches long. Total weight 66.0 grams. Good Condition. Signed. See photos.

David Halbach (1931-2022) Natures Bugle, 2014 watercolor on paper 19 1/2 x 29 inches 34 1/2 x 43 1/2 x 3 inches (frame) signed and dated lower right: DAVID HALBACH (artist cipher CA) © '14 Proven

Ladies 18kt yellow gold David Yurman Confetti diamond cuff bracelet featuring five rows of signature twisted cable design, accented with geometric shapes set with pave set round brilliant cut diamonds

This romantic oil on canvas painting of a Falconer kissing a mounted Lady was executed by Astley David Montague Cooper (American, 1856-1924, also known as Astley David Middleton Cooper or A.D.M. Coope