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99AQf |
Dorothy Daly Bartholomew (1908-1997; Newport, New Hampshire)
"To Market"; image = 7" x 12"; O.D. = ca. 12" x 18"; two colors on medium-weight paper; excellent condition. Titled LL and signed LR. |
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99AQg |
Dorothy Daly Bartholomew (1908-1997; Newport, New Hampshire)
"Owl"; image = 10¼" x 7½"; O.D. = ca. 17¾" x 12"; two colors on light-weight paper; excellent condition. Titled LL and signed LR. |
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99CPa |
Dorothy Daly Bartholomew (1908-1997; Newport, New Hampshire)
"Harbor 2"; image = 11¼" x 14½"; O.D. = ca. 14½" x 18"; two colors on light-weight paper; excellent condition. Titled as an artist's proof LL and signed LR. |
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A5AC |
Janos Viski (1891-1965; Hungarian)
Herding horses - II: oil on canvas (23½" x 31½"); unframed. |
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A5BE |
Margaret M. Walsh (b. 1892; Flagstaff, Arizona)
Southwest Native American village with church: oil on canvas (18" x 24"); signed and dated ("78") LL. |
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C100a |
G. Boghossian (mid 20th C.; Iranian)
Camel caravan; signed & dated ("1956") LL (7¾" x 10¾"). |
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98AU |
Václav Fiala (b. 1896; Czech)
Czech girl in native costume; unframed watercolor signed and dated ("62") LR (17½" x 13"). |
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A4BR |
Emily Nichols Hatch (1871-1959; New York City)
Urban estate; unframed but matted watercolor signed & dated ("1928") LL (9¼" x 6½"). |
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A2AC |
John Edmund Mace (b. 1889; British)
Melrose Abbey; signed and dated ("1932") LR (13" x 19½"). |
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A0BW |
William Henry Bartlett (1809-1854; British)
"Dunkerry Cave" located on the coast of Antrim County, Northern Ireland. Engraved by R. Brandard; pictorial area = 4¾ x 7". |
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A4AT |
William Henry Bartlett (1809-1854; British)
"Mills at Sherbrooke, on the River Magog" in Quebec, Canada. Engraved by J.C. Armytage; pictorial area = 5¼ x 7½"; matted and framed (O.D. = 14¼ x 15¾"). |
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99AT |
Irving Amen (b. 1918; Boca Raton, Florida)
Lithograph: "Day Dream". Titled and numbered ("10/90") LL; signed and dated ("1963") LR (20" x 11"); framed and matted. |
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C062b |
Jean Huet (1745-1811; French)
Chromolithograph titled "Le Déjeuné" below (11½" x 8½"). Note: this is a companion piece to the Francois le Roy chromolithograph. |
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98FE |
Joseph Nash (1809-1878; British)
"Drawing room, Bramhall Hall, Cheshire": lithograph with bodycolor (11½" x 16½"). Signed and dated ("1841") en bloc in LL corner of image; matted and framed to match #98FF; authenticated by P.B. Victorius verso. |
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98FF |
Joseph Nash (1809-1878; British)
"Drawing Room, near Guildford, Surrey": lithograph with bodycolor (11½" x 16¼"). Signed and dated ("1830") en bloc at bottom near left side of image; matted and framed to match #98FE; authenticated by P.B. Victorius verso. |
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A0EJa |
Joseph Nash (1809-1878; British)
"Staircase, Crewe Hall, Cheshire": lithograph (11" x 8"). The image is circumscribed by a black line ca. ¾" from the image and is printed on a large sheet of cardboard (22½" x 18"); not matted and framed. From "The Mansions of England in the Olden Time, Vol. 1": a folio of illustrations reduced from the original and executed in lithography by Samuel Stanesby, edited by J. Corbet Anderson, and published by Henry Sotheran & Co., London, in 1869. |
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A0EJb |
Joseph Nash (1809-1878; British)
"Staircase, Knowle, Kent": lithograph (11" x 8"). The image is circumscribed by a gold line ca. ¾" from the image and is printed on a large sheet of cardboard (22½" x 18"); not matted and framed. From "The Mansions of England in the Olden Time, Vol. 1": a folio of illustrations reduced from the original and executed in lithography by Samuel Stanesby, edited by J. Corbet Anderson, and published by Henry Sotheran & Co., London, in 1869. |
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Q009 |
Selkirk Glass 1981: Yellow flower paperweight
This Selkirk Glass paperweight has a translucent green ground on which lies a yellow central flower with a millefiori stamen and green leaves. The flower is surrounded by a row of small millefiori canes. This paperweight was made in a limited edition of 250 and is signed on its base: "Selkirk Glass, Scotland, 12/250, 1981". |
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P060 |
Perthshire 2000: Scramble paperweight
A close packed scramble paperweight with numerous silhouette canes on a black ground. A great example of Perthshire's fine millefiori canes. Has a signature/date cane and Perthshire Paperweights paper label. LE of 300. Diameter: ~2 5/8". |
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KR116 |
Lundberg 1977: Flower and waves paperweight
Early Lundberg surface design paperweight with a central iridescent blue flower, surrounded by stars and brightly colored fanciful waves. Extremely attractive! Has a minor (~1mm) depression (bubble pop?)towards the base, obviously made during its production. Signed "Lundberg Studios, 1977, LS121010". Diameter: 2 5/8". |
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