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12x12 Solid brass

European plum sized porcelain teacup, patterned after Asian designs. Blue under glaze painting and over glaze enamels. Makers mark at base, crossed swords design

Oil on canvas, mountain lake scene, 52 inches x 28 inches

Giorgetti Desk, Good condition, 49.5w x 34h x 26d . solid wood with original glass top,

I think it’s walnut approximated 100 years old

Water Color of African Woman dated 1973 18×24 on paper

9 drawers on the bottom half of the furniture. The top hutch piece has two cabinet doors that open, with shelves inside. The top left drawer is stamped Thomasville on the inside. Glassware and china/plates are NOT included with this furniture item.

Louis Vuitton Wardrobe Trunk antique Steamer Monogram Armoire Luggage. Fold-out hanger bars, original Louis Vuitton hangers and 2 lift-out cases. Dimensions are: 22”x44”x22”

height 16cm. At the bottom there is a punch from earlier collection added. Inside the base the corrosion looks about like outside. I will add some close up pics. In the left foot there is a hole I have add a cycle to indicate it. The statue made of bronze. Between the fingers on few places can I see remaining earth??

I Have the 1799 US old coin from father, (Dia 40mm)

16 pulgadas de grande 24 pulgadas de ancho de vidrio con un grosor 1 pulgadas con vino adentro y su corcho

Yuri Gorbachev "Violet Winter" Original Oil and Gold Enamel Painting on Canvas, Russia. Holiday/Winter theme with his signature “Red Horse”. The “Violet Winter” themed painting features a beautiful Violet sky with moon and stars overlooking a village, lake and trees. Two figures on a boat in the water and a red horse under a bejeweled tree. Painting canvas size is 8”x10”. Gold wood Frame is approx. 16 3/4”x 18 3/4”. Excellent condition.

9ft armoire purchased in Louisiana. Has burled walnut on the inside with bird’s eye design on shelves.

36" x 18" collage of typewriter parts by modern artist Henry Newman.

1973 rose 1982 (still in box) 1996 All Dom Perignon

Signed: VICO ENE.1944

The settee is about 58 inches long, 40 inches high across the cane back. Wheat sheaves carved across the top back. The arms are lower and caned in between the wood framing. The seat has a single cushion about 17 inches deep by 54 inches long, It is in excellent condition.

Wilkens and Sohne mark - one on the bottom, the other on the side. The candelabras are marked 830 S (830/1000 silver). Approximate Measurements: 5-3/4" tall from the center candle holder to the bottom of the base; and 4" from top to the bottom on the other two. 10-1/4" wide from outer edge to outer edge of the candle holders. 6" x 3-5/8" oval base. Each candelabra weighs 222 grams or 8 ounces each. Excellent condition.

24 inches by 22 inches serigraph

This is a beautiful mosaic of the "Madonna delle Grazie." I have a picture of the number and other important information on the back of the picture. It is very heavy. It is 14 1/8" in height and 11 3/4" wide including the frame. S.C. della REV. FABRICA di S. PIETRO IN VATICANO STUDIO DEL MOSAICO No. 3699 A

This is a large Red Cut Glass Vase. One one side my husband said it looks like a Spanish galleon or some other old vessel that has been etched. At the base of the etching are initials. I am not sure...RC RG BG???? The vase is 13 1/8" tall and a 7" wide opening at the top.

Dimensions 19 x 25 inches. Painting on linen. Signed by RaaL, Rool, or Raol.

16X12 oil painting on canvas board Signed M. CARR Came in the frame Has 1905 written in pencil on back

My father purchased this for my mother near 1980's in the San Francisco Bay Area at a gallery in the Tanforan Mall. We think it is a beautiful piece of art and have enjoyed it over the years. It measures approximately 56w x31h.including the frame. It's an oil painting on canvas.

Medium: Oil on canvas Painting Dimensions: 11.14" (w) x 16.14" (h) Frame Dimensions: 18.90" (w) x 23.62" (h) x 2.60" (d) Frame Description: Gilded wood, decorated with acanthus and bay leaves

approx 27"x22". oil/acrylic on canvas. Signed B-Lu 63

12 S year manufactured 1922

Height: 28cm, Material: Bronze

Truthfully I am unsure if the work is Japanese or Chinese. I understand you appraise both areas so I leave it up to you for the appropriate appraisal. The painting measures 18 1/2 inches by 13 inches. It is matted under glass in a frame measuring 24 3/4 by 20 inches. It appears to be a watercolor and ink on rice paper but I wait for your expert opinion on the artwork and the associated lettering and stamps on the work.

5’ 1” x 6’ 11” deep Reds and deep Navy (almost black) wool rug. With heathered grey fringe.

The basket measures 6" across and 3" tall.

Found this piece at local thrift store in California. It is professionally framed 24x48 painting artist is Eugene Garin (30 November 1922, Odesa, Ukrainian Soviet Socialist Republic – 14 June 1994, California, United States) was a contemporary seascape artist. Born in Odessa, Ukraine, (under USSR at the time)[1] Garin was the most influential contemporary seascape artist. He spawned and inspired many of today's great seascapists through his tremendous talent and imagination.[2] Garin was best known for his rendition of the transparent wave. Influenced by the Russian painter Peter Effremovich Fedatov during his youth in Odessa, Ukraine and later by the works of I. K. Aivazowsky, Garin has combined the traditional beauty of European art with contemporary techniques developed by his own hand. With a prominent career extending over four decades, he broke through barriers in seascape painting technique that had restrained artists for years. Using texture and a variety of translucent glazes, Garin created compositions that are bold, yet controlled. His compositions are unique and varied, from shipwreck scenes, to romantic moonlit ocean breakers, to sun-drenched seascapes at dusk, to misty coastal coves. The sea is always the commanding force in his paintings, its rich beauty and vastness exemplifies in each composition. The vivid emotional impact which Garin creates excites the. imagination and stirs our inner desire to challenge its eternal domain.[3] Considered the patriarch of modern seascape art, his paintings hang in many major collections throughout the globe, including Canada, England, South America, South Africa, Japan, Mexico and Russia, as well as hundreds of American homes. Eugene Garin is an artist who appeals to both the novice collector and the connoisseur. He is listed in Who's Who in California and the American Art Analog. Garin has artwork in the permanent collection of the Russian consulate in San Francisco along with the Presidential Palace in Panama. Garin has been featured in national magazines and his works have been on tour around the world for public display. Admired by art critics and his contemporaries, Garin is assured a place in history. The piece looks original but I am not an expert.