345.00 USD
A fine French porcelain vase with a beautiful woman painted on enamel on the porcelain. The vase is a stunning cobalt blue with fine gold and painting. Condition is excellent. Circa: 1880. Dimensions: Height: 6", Top Diameter: 2 3/4", Bottom Diameter: 3 3/4".
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2,450.00 USD
A fine 19th century portrait of a grandparent and child, oil on canvas. The two figures are depicted in a tender moment and rendered in a painterly manner. Condition is very good. Circa: 1870. Dimensions: Height: 15" Width: 11", Frame Height: 25", Width: 20 1/2", Depth: 2 1/2".
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8,550.00 USD
Eugene Petit, French (1839 – 1886). A fine French oil on canvas depicting two hunting spaniels on the scent in a meadow. The spaniels are within a painterly impressionist summer landscape with soft warm tones. The work is signed in the lower left corner and is in excellent condition. Circa: 1870. Dimensions: Height: 15", Width: 18", Frame: Height: 21 3/4", Width: 24 1/2", Depth: 2".
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500.00 USD
An autographed paperback book titled Putting People First: How We Can All Change America, by Governor Bill Clinton and Senator Al Gore, containing 232 pages, being a first edition published by Three Rivers Press; September 12, 1992. ISBN- 0812921933. The book is signed to title page in black ink “Bill Clnton.” Also included are two ticket stubs for speaking events featuring Bill and Hillary Clinton and Senator Al Gore. One stub is for a Labor Day Celebration at Coney Island on September 7, 1992 with Bill Clinton and Al Gore, signed in ink “Al Gore” to the verso. The second unsigned stub is from a Cincinnati Bengals-Browns Tailgate Party with Bill and Hillary Clinton on November 1, 1992.
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CONDITION
Good to fair – there is personal writing with an address and phone number to title page. Book has corner bends and a scratch to cover.
DIMENSIONS
5.25" W x 8.0" H x 0.75"
FL-25
280.00 USD
A pencil signed serigraph titled Gulls & Pier by Canadian artist Howard Bradford (1919-2008), created in 1959. The print depicts sails boats in front of a pier with three seagulls layered over them. Bradford uses a variety of muddied blues and greens with elements of orange and yellow shining through. This print is signed in plate as well as in pencil in the lower right, titled in pencil to the lower center, and marked “E65” in pencil. approx. size 34" x 21" UNFRAMED, if interested in the frame please contact me.
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Howard Bradford: A California painter and printmaker, Howard Bradford moved to Los Angeles at an early age. In his early twenties he took his first art lessons from Elwood Decker and then enlisted in the army during World War Two. At the end of the war Howard Bradford enrolled at the Chouinard Art Institute and then completed his artistic education at the California School of Fine Art and at the Jepson Art Institute, San Francisco. His first serigraphs were published in the early 1950's. During the following years such associations as ADI Graphics, San Francisco, and the Associated American Artists, New York, published editions of Howard Bradford's silkscreens.
Howard Bradford was a full member of the Carmel Art Association. In 1960 he was awarded a Guggenheim Fellowship for creative printmaking. Today such institutions as the Museum of Modern Art, New York, the New York Public Library, the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston, Library of Congress, Washington, D.C., Dallas Museum of Fine Arts, Philadelphia Museum of Fine Arts, Los Angeles County Museum and the Fine Arts Museums of San Francisco include the art of Howard Bradford in their permanent collections. His art will also be found in such international collections as the Bibliotheque National de France, Paris, and the Victoria & Albert Museum, London.
Born in Toronto, Bradford was raised in Los Angeles. He used the G.I. Bill to study at the Chouinard and Jepson Art Institutes in Los Angeles and the San Francisco Art Institute. His work has been shown in group and solo exhibition nationally.
The landscapes and seascapes of Howard Bradford concentrate upon areas within the state of California. Howard Bradford lived in both Los Angeles and Monterey and much of his career was dedicated to the creation of original silkscreens (serigraph).
approx. size 34" x 21" UNFRAMED, if interested in the frame please contact me, we can adjust the price and adjust shipping charges.
FL-46
340.00 USD
Titled, Fatal Stop. Great 1970's style! An exciting signed silkscreen serigraph by well listed German/American artist Richard Lindner (1901 – 1978), signed in plate,“R. Lindner”, lower right-hand corner. Designed in 1968. The image is of two opposite facing, abstract males, in neck ties and colorful attire, against a white background, having a multi-colored blocked border. Sold unframed, very slight water damage to back.
approx. size 33" x 45", Unframed when shipped.
Roll70
340.00 USD
Titled, Fatal Stop. Great 1970's style! An exciting signed silkscreen serigraph by well listed German/American artist Richard Lindner (1901 – 1978), signed in plate,“R. Lindner”, lower right-hand corner. Designed in 1968. The image is of two opposite facing, abstract males, in neck ties and colorful attire, against a white background, having a multi-colored blocked border. Sold unframed, very slight water damage to back.
approx. size 33" x 45", Unframed when shipped.
Roll70
340.00 USD
Titled, Fatal Stop. Great 1970's style! An exciting signed silkscreen serigraph by well listed German/American artist Richard Lindner (1901 – 1978), signed in plate,“R. Lindner”, lower right-hand corner. Designed in 1968. The image is of two opposite facing, abstract males, in neck ties and colorful attire, against a white background, having a multi-colored blocked border. Sold unframed, very slight water damage to back.
approx. size 33" x 45", Unframed when shipped.
Roll70
45.00 GBP
A pretty early 1930's beaded clutch purse.
It has a delicate cream and gold pattern front and back.
The back has a wrist / hand strap also beaded.
The zip has been replaced on the top and it would have had a press stud closure.
Good condition overall, some missing beads and areas of wear and some marks.
Approx measurements:
6" width
4" height
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125.00 GBP
A piece of macabre yet attractive mourning ceramic.
Staffordshire earthenware black and white transferware.
It commemorates the death of Princess Charlotte Augusta of Wales 1796 to 1817, the only child of the George IV, She subsequently married Prince Leopold and then died during childbirth.
Her death paved the way for Victoria to later become queen.
Charlotte was loved dearly and was mourned by most in a deep and saddened mourning.
This dish features a print of people mourning at a tombstone along with winged putti.
Made in England in 1818.
Approx 7.5" diameter and 1.5" height.
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