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Approximately 7.5' tall grandfather clock

Measures 13” x 7” Plaster?

9” high

19 x 25 Betty Smith Oil on Board signed. Wood frame

16 x 12 Oil on Canvas signed Robinson. A group of men playing pool. Decorative wood frame with gold

8 x 7”

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7.5” x 2”

Extremely old, Large wooden frame 22"W x 23 1/4"H x 3"D with canvas painting on separate, circular inset board 13 1/4" diameter which varies from 3/8" to 1/2" thick. It is a single piece board. Lots of damage to both frame and painting as depicted in attached photos. No visible signature or other writing. Old piece of paper glued to back of circular inset that may contain faded writing.

4'x2'4"x2'10" with two drawers on the back top and with a middle section for writing paper. The desk proper has 4 drawers on either side and one middle one. The top is of inlaid leather with a tooled border.

1890 Evette Schaeffer Serial no 8634

Silver Made by HN White Company Cleveland, OH Serial 340806 Original condition Everything in working order

Made in France. Original condition. Everything works. Mark VI

It is packaged/sealed since purchased but I can take out and weigh it if needed.

This painting is a long strip with rough edges. It features two lovers on a mountain side, dressed in traditional clothing.

While I do not believe they were painted by Hummel herself, both these angels (approximately 5 inches tall) have the TMK 1 mark, and initials (I think) of the painter. They are highly glazed porcelain naked angels, one beating a drum and the other an accordion. no cracks or chipping but there is some crazing.

This is a framed painting on silk that was purchased in New Delhi in an art store at the Red Fort called Virender in the late 1970s. It is framed and measures 35 inches wide and 44 inches high.

51"×29", material isn't fluffy or soft, has a more durable density to it but I can't say definitely what material

6 feet wide and 4 feet high, it's fabricated of steel rods and sheetmetal by the artist, Jim Gary, best known for his dinosaur sculptures crafted from car parts.

Antique Swiss watch which I believe is sterling silver. Provided it’s not a reproduction, I’d like to know more about it. It is about 1 inch diameter and seems to be in working condition at times. Glass is missing.

Andrew Wyeth print, Aaron Ashley, Inc. Collograph, No. 1202. Measures 16" x 12". On thick paper/

Mohair, stitched mouth , felt nose , bead eyes ,

Royal Egyptian Dessert Plate Made in Czechoslovakia (Circa 1936-50) 9" in diameter Excellent condition, w/o chips or cracks The royal "F" at the center of the plate likely stands for "Farouk," although it might also stand for "Fuad," whom Farouk succeeded in 1936.

40 w 30 h bronze Native American Indian with war bonnet and face paint

A very different guitar for Taylor's Presentation line that year. The guitar has cocobolo back and side wood instead of Macassar Ebony with a Sinker Redwood top. According to one of the folks at Taylor (visited the factory in July 2019), they only made few of these in this configuration. Taylor was transitioning to Tasmanian Blackwood back and sides. This model features Nouveau Vines inlays in Paua shell. Other than the changes the woods and the new "V-Class" construction, this guitar has the same appointments as the 2017 PS14ce model. A description of the 2017 model is found here: https://www.taylorguitars.com/guitars/acoustic/ps14ce-2017 Serial Number: 1110308138

Wedding band with pave-set frame of round brilliant-cut diamonds. The whole set is 83 or 84 round brilliant-cut diamonds. Should weight more than .55 carat as I have the same stonework on my wedding band from Harry Winston that has 81 stones at .55 carat.

Dear Sir, This is a couple of vases BxDxH 45x45x125 Could you give me a idea of time and price thank you, Filip

4 huge amber beads1 3/4 Inch center bead, ending with 1 1/4 beads. Seperated by 6 ornate silver beads 1 inch each. Brown woven teather

Cabinet imported from Germany in 2008. My sister passed away in April 2008. I was the executer of the estate and had all furniture shipped to Seattle, WA. The bottom pan is missing.

Old growth Indian Rosewood back and sides, Sitka Spruce top (It's possible that it has an Engleman Spruce top). "Cindy" abalone inlays (now available from Taylor's custom shop). Serial number 1112061101. Here's a link to Taylor's description for the 2014 914ce - they said had the same overall specifications: https://www.taylorguitars.com/guitars/acoustic/914ce-2014

We believe this is a vase made of bronze, but not sure. It's heavy with a lot of texture in the metal. The signature on the bottom of the vase is likely someone's name. The colorful pieces decorating the vase could either be ceramic or glass built into the metal. It's a nice decor item.

This appears to be a bronze statue of a scholar riding a horse while reading a scroll. The scroll contains no text. Given the facial features, it seems likely it's meant to represent Confucius.