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Stamped lane do altavista va. Style no 299. Serial number 258001

This is a genuine lithograph from a limited edition printing of only 30 copies. It is hand signed in pencil by the artist. The artist is Robert B Green and the title of the piece is 'From "To a Lotus" II' and dated 1980. His works are found at the Smithsonian American Art Museum as well as the Spencer Museum of Art. https://americanart.si.edu/artist/robert-green-6779

27.5” tall x 17.25” wide x 4” deep New haven clock company. Says standard time and is made from wood, says 1817 but not sure if it’s a year or model number. Was my grandfathers.

About 25"x18", Oil Painting, Brass Plate says "Landscape, Vlaminck". I looked for information and I saw pictures of , seems to be Thatched Cottages at the Roadside". I can see what looks like brushstrokes, they look a bit abrupt and choppy. It looks quite dirty. Frame looks like old, seems to be covered in something like paper with gold leaf maybe. There are thatched houses on the right, a road running through the middle, a bit of a field on the left. A portion of a signature is visible on the lower left corner. I don't dare take it out of its frame to check, but from the visible portion it does sort of look like the Vlaminck signature samples online.

Royal Dux Bohemia- Angel on Clam Shell. 21cm base width,32cm base length and 25cm height. The letter E is impressed in the centre of the unglazed pink triangle, stamped with made in Czechoslovakia in blue print and imprinted with the numbers 2431 on base. I was told by family member that the item was brought out from England in the 1800's which indicates first period Dux 1800's-WWl but with the imprinted "Made in Czechoslovakia", perhaps the item is 2nd period 1919-WWll.

This rug was purchased at a garage sale many years ago and I was told it was most likely Navajo?? Honestly, I do not know anything about rugs but I thought the pattern and colors were beautiful so I purchased it. This rug has just been in storage since purchased. There are not any holes or stains. There doesn’t seem to be a lot of wear and tear on it either. The dimensions are roughly 7ft long x 4ft wide.

Painter: Thomas Corwin Lindsay, size 18.5 x 32.5. Original oil. Perfect condition.

30 cm X 6 cm desk lamp of metal. Nude woman holding a globe.

dimensions are an estimate 48" x 22" x 65"

I inherited this set from my mother and I wish to add pieces to the collection. But my mother insists this is an 1800s dated plate set and that whatever set they sell online is a replica and not the original setting. It’s Art Deco from what I can tell but I may be wrong

size 60" x 23" x 62" 38" to table top Have all missing medalions

This item is constructed in three pieces The base with one large drawer The wardrobe with brass hardware And the topper or crown 37" x 18" x 86"

Approximate dimensions are 59" x 22" x 37" It may have had a upper piece that is missing

The OLD SCHOOL DECOY series are a signed series of fine aged ponderosa pine wild duck decoys. All are designed and crafted in the old school fashion by a master craftsman. The display box drawer is lined in a dark red leather. The decoy sits in a slotted parallel railing atop the box next to a Winchester shotgun shell casing attached to the box on one side. There are 3 miniature railings on 3 sides of the display box. The decoy is signed RDLewis on the bottom and dated 11/7/79. I believe the production run to be limited to 700.

Received as a gift from a client, she got this as a wedding gift in the late 30's, might have been brought from Europe, it has hair line cracks on the surface of the painting. Signed "AFBurner "something" and its dated 1879.

Have received this painting as a gift from a client who died 6 years ago. She said she received it as a wedding gift in the late 30's. I'm assuming it was already old when she got it. The signature reads " Ch Galibert" maybe? Not too sure!

The ceramic vase is almost 12 inches high and 12 inches wide. It has a crackle glaze and is decorated with a bird and flower design. the top and bottom are rimmed in gold.

Porcelain I think

14 inches height 10 inches wide.

LOUIS VUITTON Vintage Large Sac Weekend PM TOTE Handbag Style# M42425 Measures: 18"W at top (16"W at bottom) 12"H 4"D Strap drop: 9" Front & Back outside slip pocket Leather trimmed all around exterior of Bag This is a wide XL Tote (though there is one that is a little bigger yet!) Full zipper closure 5 Feet on bottom Stamped inside bag (lift up flap that is the zipper): (R) Louis Vuitton Made in France Date code: TH0960 This is a Vintage Bag probably from the late 80's or early 90's and in great condition Condition: I'd say extra fine, only starting to see some wear, where strap joins hardware, clean inside...just lovely Interior is all leather with 1 full zippered pocket, it is in great condition and looks great! No sleeper came with this one. Do not have authenticity certificate and do not have box or dust bag

Two chairs: 44"h x 24"w x 26''d- chair made of aluminum base with molded plywood construction and fabric/foam padding. Adjustable height for head rest. Design by Yrjo Kukkapura for AVARTE, made in Finland

24x35 framed canvas painting of cowboys hearing cattle. Signed by Thomas Morman. $70.00 framing cost.

WM Rogers Mfg. Co. EXTRA PLATE Original Rogers silver cutlery set of 26 pieces

Lettie Lane , twenty inch Daisy jointed girl doll. New wig, eyes reset, new fingers restrung and dressed ,

This is a canvas framed picture. it shows a brown standing up guitar in center of picture, has 3 music sheets, 2 on left side one being The Star Spangled Banner by Francis Scott Key 1814, other sheet in back of the one just mentioned just partially shows AMERICA. Below this is a jar similar to maybe a sugar jar white and brown.The right side shows a music sheet titled YANKEE DOODLE with a top side view of WEBSTER'S MONARCH DICTIONARY 1876 across the sheet. Right above this is a dish brown hue with decoration of a larger leaf and flowers. To the left of the dish and directly to the right of the guitar is a drinking mug sort of like a German beer mug, black, brown, white in color with two squiggly vertical flower designs one along side of the other. There is a black guitar playing stringer that you hold in your hand to play. At the bottom of this guitar is a long gold chain with 3 skeleton keys at end. May it is not a guitar but rather a fiddle!!!!!

I have a painting that looks to be an original watercolor painting, but I’m not positive. The artist is Don Griffiths, the painting is called “Misty Mallards”. It is signed and dated in ‘89. It has a brass plack with title and artist name. The back has a card of the location it was framed, in Sacramento Ca. dated in ‘91. The painting is triple matted in a 32x39 frame. The painting displayed in matting measures 22x28. I have found similar paintings by this artist but no info on this particular painting.

20 X 16 painting on canvas in frame. Winter scene with river, trees, and mountains in the background. Similar to another Antonio painting found on Ebay https://i.ebayimg.com/thumbs/images/g/zcUAAOSwKytZEf17/s-l225.jpg

Bing&Grondahl Item # 1669. Boy Sitting. Porcelain figure. In my family for 100+ years.

Painting 2 of 2 20 x 24 canvas painting signed by W. Chamberlin. Old lady with red scarf.

1) 20 X 24 canvas painting signed by w. Chamberlin. Old man with red scarf and pipe.

The piece is made of Amazonite and is approximately 8" tall, 5" wide and 5" deep. It has cross hatching on it and is clearly a one of a kind sculpture. I took it to a friend of mine who sells gem stones and he identified the material and stated the approximate weight to be 2 liters. He said that the value of the stone alone is approxmimately $300. It does have a marking on it that appears to have been scratched in "BT". I purchased it at a swap meet from a diver who found it near a yacht wreck.

9 X 11 canvas painting signed by Pourtless. The painting is a river with a bridge that can be traveled under by boat. The is a village with buildings and people in the background. Painting is in good shape. This is the 4th Pourtless painting I have submitted for appraisal. Georg appraised the first one.