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A beautiful vintage Chinese cloisonne enamel bead necklace featuring hand-knotted, round cobalt blue beads decorated with delicate floral motifs in shades of green, white, and light blue. The necklace is finished with a decorative brass filigree box clasp. - Condition: Very good vintage condition with minor wear consistent with age; enamel remains vibrant and intact. - Materials: Enamel, brass, cord. - Dimensions: Approximately 22 inches in length; beads are approximately 10mm in diameter. - Provenance: From a private estate collection. 1701 / 2241 -
A beautiful vintage Chinese cloisonne enamel bead necklace featuring hand-knotted, round cobalt blue beads decorated with delicate floral motifs in shades of green, white, and light blue. The necklace is finished with a decorative brass filigree box clasp. - Condition: Very good vintage condition with minor wear consistent with age; enamel remains vibrant and intact. - Materials: Enamel, brass, cord. - Dimensions: Approximately 22 inches in length; beads are approximately 10mm in diameter. - Provenance: From a private estate collection. 1702 / 2241 -
A vibrant Southwestern style double-strand necklace featuring a colorful mix of natural and dyed stones, shells, and beads. Strung on blue seed beads, the necklace includes turquoise, mother of pearl (MOP), tiger's eye, carnelian, red jasper, aventurine, black onyx, smoky quartz, coral, and dyed shell. The strands are finished with silver-tone cone ends and a traditional woven cord tie. Condition: Excellent pre-owned condition with no visible damage or missing stones. Provenance: Private estate collection. Size: Approximately 32 inches in length. 1703 / 2241 -
A vibrant Southwestern style double-strand necklace featuring a colorful mix of natural and dyed stones, shells, and beads. Strung on blue seed beads, the necklace includes turquoise, mother of pearl (MOP), tiger's eye, carnelian, red jasper, aventurine, black onyx, smoky quartz, coral, and dyed shell. The strands are finished with silver-tone cone ends and a traditional woven cord tie. Condition: Excellent pre-owned condition with no visible damage or missing stones. Provenance: Private estate collection. Size: Approximately 32 inches in length. 1704 / 2241 -
A vibrant Southwestern style double-strand necklace featuring a colorful mix of natural and dyed stones, shells, and beads. Strung on blue seed beads, the necklace includes turquoise, mother of pearl (MOP), tiger's eye, carnelian, red jasper, aventurine, black onyx, smoky quartz, coral, and dyed shell. The strands are finished with silver-tone cone ends and a traditional woven cord tie. Condition: Excellent pre-owned condition with no visible damage or missing stones. Provenance: Private estate collection. Size: Approximately 32 inches in length. 1705 / 2241 -
A collection of three Southwestern-style beaded necklaces. The lot includes: - One red coral chip beaded necklace, approximately 30 inches in length, designed without a clasp. - One dyed blue howlite nugget beaded necklace, approximately 30 inches in length, designed without a clasp. - One Native American style red branch coral bead necklace, approximately 18 inches in length, featuring a hook-and-eye clasp and a carved turquoise stone pendant in a fetish/Kachina-inspired form. Condition: Excellent pre-owned condition with no visible damage to the beads or clasps. Provenance: From a private estate collection. 1706 / 2241 -
A collection of three Southwestern-style beaded necklaces. The lot includes: - One red coral chip beaded necklace, approximately 30 inches in length, designed without a clasp. - One dyed blue howlite nugget beaded necklace, approximately 30 inches in length, designed without a clasp. - One Native American style red branch coral bead necklace, approximately 18 inches in length, featuring a hook-and-eye clasp and a carved turquoise stone pendant in a fetish/Kachina-inspired form. Condition: Excellent pre-owned condition with no visible damage to the beads or clasps. Provenance: From a private estate collection. 1707 / 2241 -
A collection of three Southwestern-style beaded necklaces. The lot includes: - One red coral chip beaded necklace, approximately 30 inches in length, designed without a clasp. - One dyed blue howlite nugget beaded necklace, approximately 30 inches in length, designed without a clasp. - One Native American style red branch coral bead necklace, approximately 18 inches in length, featuring a hook-and-eye clasp and a carved turquoise stone pendant in a fetish/Kachina-inspired form. Condition: Excellent pre-owned condition with no visible damage to the beads or clasps. Provenance: From a private estate collection. 1708 / 2241 -
A collection of three Southwestern-style beaded necklaces. The lot includes: - One red coral chip beaded necklace, approximately 30 inches in length, designed without a clasp. - One dyed blue howlite nugget beaded necklace, approximately 30 inches in length, designed without a clasp. - One Native American style red branch coral bead necklace, approximately 18 inches in length, featuring a hook-and-eye clasp and a carved turquoise stone pendant in a fetish/Kachina-inspired form. Condition: Excellent pre-owned condition with no visible damage to the beads or clasps. Provenance: From a private estate collection. 1709 / 2241 -
A collection of three Southwestern-style beaded necklaces. The lot includes: - One red coral chip beaded necklace, approximately 30 inches in length, designed without a clasp. - One dyed blue howlite nugget beaded necklace, approximately 30 inches in length, designed without a clasp. - One Native American style red branch coral bead necklace, approximately 18 inches in length, featuring a hook-and-eye clasp and a carved turquoise stone pendant in a fetish/Kachina-inspired form. Condition: Excellent pre-owned condition with no visible damage to the beads or clasps. Provenance: From a private estate collection. 1710 / 2241 -
A collection of three Southwestern-style beaded necklaces. The lot includes: - One red coral chip beaded necklace, approximately 30 inches in length, designed without a clasp. - One dyed blue howlite nugget beaded necklace, approximately 30 inches in length, designed without a clasp. - One Native American style red branch coral bead necklace, approximately 18 inches in length, featuring a hook-and-eye clasp and a carved turquoise stone pendant in a fetish/Kachina-inspired form. Condition: Excellent pre-owned condition with no visible damage to the beads or clasps. Provenance: From a private estate collection. 1711 / 2241 -
An antique framed engraving titled "Cries of London" Plate II, featuring the subtitle "A New Love Song only ha'penny a piece" / "Chanson nouvelles deux sols le livret". Based on the original painting by Francis Wheatley R.A. (painted by F. Wheatley R.A.) and engraved after Antoine Cardon (D'après A. Cardon). Housed in a vintage wooden frame with a wide, distressed gold-leaf style gilt matting. An antique color etching by French artist Eugène Delâtre (1864-1938), titled "Maisons Rurales de Normandie" (Rural Houses of Normandy). The piece depicts a charming French countryside village scene with thatched-roof cottages and bare trees. It is pencil-signed by the artist in the lower right margin and titled in the lower left. Housed in a vintage gilt wood frame with a matted border. Condition: The print shows some age-related toning and foxing, particularly on the matting and margins. The frame has light wear and chipping to the gilt finish consistent with age. The backing paper is intact with a hanging wire attached. Provenance: Acquired from a private estate collection. Dimensions: Approximately 26” W x 21.75”H (including frame). Condition: The print shows some age-related toning and foxing, particularly on the matting and margins. The frame has light wear and chipping to the gilt finish consistent with age. The backing paper is intact with a hanging wire attached. Provenance: Acquired from a private estate collection. Dimensions: Approximately 26” W x 21.75”H (including frame). Condition: The print shows visible foxing, age-related toning, and spotting throughout. The frame has significant wear, including chipping, scuffs, and separation of the backing board on the reverse. Provenance: Acquired from a private estate collection. Approximate Size: 18 x 23" (including frame). 1712 / 2241 -
An antique framed engraving titled "Cries of London" Plate II, featuring the subtitle "A New Love Song only ha'penny a piece" / "Chanson nouvelles deux sols le livret". Based on the original painting by Francis Wheatley R.A. (painted by F. Wheatley R.A.) and engraved after Antoine Cardon (D'après A. Cardon). Housed in a vintage wooden frame with a wide, distressed gold-leaf style gilt matting. An antique color etching by French artist Eugène Delâtre (1864-1938), titled "Maisons Rurales de Normandie" (Rural Houses of Normandy). The piece depicts a charming French countryside village scene with thatched-roof cottages and bare trees. It is pencil-signed by the artist in the lower right margin and titled in the lower left. Housed in a vintage gilt wood frame with a matted border. Condition: The print shows some age-related toning and foxing, particularly on the matting and margins. The frame has light wear and chipping to the gilt finish consistent with age. The backing paper is intact with a hanging wire attached. Provenance: Acquired from a private estate collection. Dimensions: Approximately 26” W x 21.75”H (including frame). Condition: The print shows some age-related toning and foxing, particularly on the matting and margins. The frame has light wear and chipping to the gilt finish consistent with age. The backing paper is intact with a hanging wire attached. Provenance: Acquired from a private estate collection. Dimensions: Approximately 26” W x 21.75”H (including frame). Condition: The print shows visible foxing, age-related toning, and spotting throughout. The frame has significant wear, including chipping, scuffs, and separation of the backing board on the reverse. Provenance: Acquired from a private estate collection. Approximate Size: 18 x 23" (including frame). 1713 / 2241 -
An antique framed engraving titled "Cries of London" Plate II, featuring the subtitle "A New Love Song only ha'penny a piece" / "Chanson nouvelles deux sols le livret". Based on the original painting by Francis Wheatley R.A. (painted by F. Wheatley R.A.) and engraved after Antoine Cardon (D'après A. Cardon). Housed in a vintage wooden frame with a wide, distressed gold-leaf style gilt matting. An antique color etching by French artist Eugène Delâtre (1864-1938), titled "Maisons Rurales de Normandie" (Rural Houses of Normandy). The piece depicts a charming French countryside village scene with thatched-roof cottages and bare trees. It is pencil-signed by the artist in the lower right margin and titled in the lower left. Housed in a vintage gilt wood frame with a matted border. Condition: The print shows some age-related toning and foxing, particularly on the matting and margins. The frame has light wear and chipping to the gilt finish consistent with age. The backing paper is intact with a hanging wire attached. Provenance: Acquired from a private estate collection. Dimensions: Approximately 26” W x 21.75”H (including frame). Condition: The print shows some age-related toning and foxing, particularly on the matting and margins. The frame has light wear and chipping to the gilt finish consistent with age. The backing paper is intact with a hanging wire attached. Provenance: Acquired from a private estate collection. Dimensions: Approximately 26” W x 21.75”H (including frame). Condition: The print shows visible foxing, age-related toning, and spotting throughout. The frame has significant wear, including chipping, scuffs, and separation of the backing board on the reverse. Provenance: Acquired from a private estate collection. Approximate Size: 18 x 23" (including frame). 1714 / 2241 -
An antique framed engraving titled "Cries of London" Plate II, featuring the subtitle "A New Love Song only ha'penny a piece" / "Chanson nouvelles deux sols le livret". Based on the original painting by Francis Wheatley R.A. (painted by F. Wheatley R.A.) and engraved after Antoine Cardon (D'après A. Cardon). Housed in a vintage wooden frame with a wide, distressed gold-leaf style gilt matting. An antique color etching by French artist Eugène Delâtre (1864-1938), titled "Maisons Rurales de Normandie" (Rural Houses of Normandy). The piece depicts a charming French countryside village scene with thatched-roof cottages and bare trees. It is pencil-signed by the artist in the lower right margin and titled in the lower left. Housed in a vintage gilt wood frame with a matted border. Condition: The print shows some age-related toning and foxing, particularly on the matting and margins. The frame has light wear and chipping to the gilt finish consistent with age. The backing paper is intact with a hanging wire attached. Provenance: Acquired from a private estate collection. Dimensions: Approximately 26” W x 21.75”H (including frame). Condition: The print shows some age-related toning and foxing, particularly on the matting and margins. The frame has light wear and chipping to the gilt finish consistent with age. The backing paper is intact with a hanging wire attached. Provenance: Acquired from a private estate collection. Dimensions: Approximately 26” W x 21.75”H (including frame). Condition: The print shows visible foxing, age-related toning, and spotting throughout. The frame has significant wear, including chipping, scuffs, and separation of the backing board on the reverse. Provenance: Acquired from a private estate collection. Approximate Size: 18 x 23" (including frame). 1715 / 2241 -
An antique framed engraving titled "Cries of London" Plate II, featuring the subtitle "A New Love Song only ha'penny a piece" / "Chanson nouvelles deux sols le livret". Based on the original painting by Francis Wheatley R.A. (painted by F. Wheatley R.A.) and engraved after Antoine Cardon (D'après A. Cardon). Housed in a vintage wooden frame with a wide, distressed gold-leaf style gilt matting. An antique color etching by French artist Eugène Delâtre (1864-1938), titled "Maisons Rurales de Normandie" (Rural Houses of Normandy). The piece depicts a charming French countryside village scene with thatched-roof cottages and bare trees. It is pencil-signed by the artist in the lower right margin and titled in the lower left. Housed in a vintage gilt wood frame with a matted border. Condition: The print shows some age-related toning and foxing, particularly on the matting and margins. The frame has light wear and chipping to the gilt finish consistent with age. The backing paper is intact with a hanging wire attached. Provenance: Acquired from a private estate collection. Dimensions: Approximately 26” W x 21.75”H (including frame). Condition: The print shows some age-related toning and foxing, particularly on the matting and margins. The frame has light wear and chipping to the gilt finish consistent with age. The backing paper is intact with a hanging wire attached. Provenance: Acquired from a private estate collection. Dimensions: Approximately 26” W x 21.75”H (including frame). Condition: The print shows visible foxing, age-related toning, and spotting throughout. The frame has significant wear, including chipping, scuffs, and separation of the backing board on the reverse. Provenance: Acquired from a private estate collection. Approximate Size: 18 x 23" (including frame). 1716 / 2241 -
An antique framed engraving titled "Cries of London" Plate II, featuring the subtitle "A New Love Song only ha'penny a piece" / "Chanson nouvelles deux sols le livret". Based on the original painting by Francis Wheatley R.A. (painted by F. Wheatley R.A.) and engraved after Antoine Cardon (D'après A. Cardon). Housed in a vintage wooden frame with a wide, distressed gold-leaf style gilt matting. An antique color etching by French artist Eugène Delâtre (1864-1938), titled "Maisons Rurales de Normandie" (Rural Houses of Normandy). The piece depicts a charming French countryside village scene with thatched-roof cottages and bare trees. It is pencil-signed by the artist in the lower right margin and titled in the lower left. Housed in a vintage gilt wood frame with a matted border. Condition: The print shows some age-related toning and foxing, particularly on the matting and margins. The frame has light wear and chipping to the gilt finish consistent with age. The backing paper is intact with a hanging wire attached. Provenance: Acquired from a private estate collection. Dimensions: Approximately 26” W x 21.75”H (including frame). Condition: The print shows some age-related toning and foxing, particularly on the matting and margins. The frame has light wear and chipping to the gilt finish consistent with age. The backing paper is intact with a hanging wire attached. Provenance: Acquired from a private estate collection. Dimensions: Approximately 26” W x 21.75”H (including frame). Condition: The print shows visible foxing, age-related toning, and spotting throughout. The frame has significant wear, including chipping, scuffs, and separation of the backing board on the reverse. Provenance: Acquired from a private estate collection. Approximate Size: 18 x 23" (including frame). 1717 / 2241 -
An antique framed engraving titled "Cries of London" Plate II, featuring the subtitle "A New Love Song only ha'penny a piece" / "Chanson nouvelles deux sols le livret". Based on the original painting by Francis Wheatley R.A. (painted by F. Wheatley R.A.) and engraved after Antoine Cardon (D'après A. Cardon). Housed in a vintage wooden frame with a wide, distressed gold-leaf style gilt matting. An antique color etching by French artist Eugène Delâtre (1864-1938), titled "Maisons Rurales de Normandie" (Rural Houses of Normandy). The piece depicts a charming French countryside village scene with thatched-roof cottages and bare trees. It is pencil-signed by the artist in the lower right margin and titled in the lower left. Housed in a vintage gilt wood frame with a matted border. Condition: The print shows some age-related toning and foxing, particularly on the matting and margins. The frame has light wear and chipping to the gilt finish consistent with age. The backing paper is intact with a hanging wire attached. Provenance: Acquired from a private estate collection. Dimensions: Approximately 26” W x 21.75”H (including frame). Condition: The print shows some age-related toning and foxing, particularly on the matting and margins. The frame has light wear and chipping to the gilt finish consistent with age. The backing paper is intact with a hanging wire attached. Provenance: Acquired from a private estate collection. Dimensions: Approximately 26” W x 21.75”H (including frame). Condition: The print shows visible foxing, age-related toning, and spotting throughout. The frame has significant wear, including chipping, scuffs, and separation of the backing board on the reverse. Provenance: Acquired from a private estate collection. Approximate Size: 18 x 23" (including frame). 1718 / 2241 -
An antique framed engraving titled "Cries of London" Plate II, featuring the subtitle "A New Love Song only ha'penny a piece" / "Chanson nouvelles deux sols le livret". Based on the original painting by Francis Wheatley R.A. (painted by F. Wheatley R.A.) and engraved after Antoine Cardon (D'après A. Cardon). Housed in a vintage wooden frame with a wide, distressed gold-leaf style gilt matting. An antique color etching by French artist Eugène Delâtre (1864-1938), titled "Maisons Rurales de Normandie" (Rural Houses of Normandy). The piece depicts a charming French countryside village scene with thatched-roof cottages and bare trees. It is pencil-signed by the artist in the lower right margin and titled in the lower left. Housed in a vintage gilt wood frame with a matted border. Condition: The print shows some age-related toning and foxing, particularly on the matting and margins. The frame has light wear and chipping to the gilt finish consistent with age. The backing paper is intact with a hanging wire attached. Provenance: Acquired from a private estate collection. Dimensions: Approximately 26” W x 21.75”H (including frame). Condition: The print shows some age-related toning and foxing, particularly on the matting and margins. The frame has light wear and chipping to the gilt finish consistent with age. The backing paper is intact with a hanging wire attached. Provenance: Acquired from a private estate collection. Dimensions: Approximately 26” W x 21.75”H (including frame). Condition: The print shows visible foxing, age-related toning, and spotting throughout. The frame has significant wear, including chipping, scuffs, and separation of the backing board on the reverse. Provenance: Acquired from a private estate collection. Approximate Size: 18 x 23" (including frame). 1719 / 2241 -
An antique framed engraving titled "Cries of London" Plate II, featuring the subtitle "A New Love Song only ha'penny a piece" / "Chanson nouvelles deux sols le livret". Based on the original painting by Francis Wheatley R.A. (painted by F. Wheatley R.A.) and engraved after Antoine Cardon (D'après A. Cardon). Housed in a vintage wooden frame with a wide, distressed gold-leaf style gilt matting. An antique color etching by French artist Eugène Delâtre (1864-1938), titled "Maisons Rurales de Normandie" (Rural Houses of Normandy). The piece depicts a charming French countryside village scene with thatched-roof cottages and bare trees. It is pencil-signed by the artist in the lower right margin and titled in the lower left. Housed in a vintage gilt wood frame with a matted border. Condition: The print shows some age-related toning and foxing, particularly on the matting and margins. The frame has light wear and chipping to the gilt finish consistent with age. The backing paper is intact with a hanging wire attached. Provenance: Acquired from a private estate collection. Dimensions: Approximately 26” W x 21.75”H (including frame). Condition: The print shows some age-related toning and foxing, particularly on the matting and margins. The frame has light wear and chipping to the gilt finish consistent with age. The backing paper is intact with a hanging wire attached. Provenance: Acquired from a private estate collection. Dimensions: Approximately 26” W x 21.75”H (including frame). Condition: The print shows visible foxing, age-related toning, and spotting throughout. The frame has significant wear, including chipping, scuffs, and separation of the backing board on the reverse. Provenance: Acquired from a private estate collection. Approximate Size: 18 x 23" (including frame). 1720 / 2241 -
An antique framed engraving titled "Cries of London" Plate II, featuring the subtitle "A New Love Song only ha'penny a piece" / "Chanson nouvelles deux sols le livret". Based on the original painting by Francis Wheatley R.A. (painted by F. Wheatley R.A.) and engraved after Antoine Cardon (D'après A. Cardon). Housed in a vintage wooden frame with a wide, distressed gold-leaf style gilt matting. An antique color etching by French artist Eugène Delâtre (1864-1938), titled "Maisons Rurales de Normandie" (Rural Houses of Normandy). The piece depicts a charming French countryside village scene with thatched-roof cottages and bare trees. It is pencil-signed by the artist in the lower right margin and titled in the lower left. Housed in a vintage gilt wood frame with a matted border. Condition: The print shows some age-related toning and foxing, particularly on the matting and margins. The frame has light wear and chipping to the gilt finish consistent with age. The backing paper is intact with a hanging wire attached. Provenance: Acquired from a private estate collection. Dimensions: Approximately 26” W x 21.75”H (including frame). Condition: The print shows some age-related toning and foxing, particularly on the matting and margins. The frame has light wear and chipping to the gilt finish consistent with age. The backing paper is intact with a hanging wire attached. Provenance: Acquired from a private estate collection. Dimensions: Approximately 26” W x 21.75”H (including frame). Condition: The print shows visible foxing, age-related toning, and spotting throughout. The frame has significant wear, including chipping, scuffs, and separation of the backing board on the reverse. Provenance: Acquired from a private estate collection. Approximate Size: 18 x 23" (including frame). 1721 / 2241 -
An antique framed engraving titled "Cries of London" Plate II, featuring the subtitle "A New Love Song only ha'penny a piece" / "Chanson nouvelles deux sols le livret". Based on the original painting by Francis Wheatley R.A. (painted by F. Wheatley R.A.) and engraved after Antoine Cardon (D'après A. Cardon). Housed in a vintage wooden frame with a wide, distressed gold-leaf style gilt matting. An antique color etching by French artist Eugène Delâtre (1864-1938), titled "Maisons Rurales de Normandie" (Rural Houses of Normandy). The piece depicts a charming French countryside village scene with thatched-roof cottages and bare trees. It is pencil-signed by the artist in the lower right margin and titled in the lower left. Housed in a vintage gilt wood frame with a matted border. Condition: The print shows some age-related toning and foxing, particularly on the matting and margins. The frame has light wear and chipping to the gilt finish consistent with age. The backing paper is intact with a hanging wire attached. Provenance: Acquired from a private estate collection. Dimensions: Approximately 26” W x 21.75”H (including frame). Condition: The print shows some age-related toning and foxing, particularly on the matting and margins. The frame has light wear and chipping to the gilt finish consistent with age. The backing paper is intact with a hanging wire attached. Provenance: Acquired from a private estate collection. Dimensions: Approximately 26” W x 21.75”H (including frame). Condition: The print shows visible foxing, age-related toning, and spotting throughout. The frame has significant wear, including chipping, scuffs, and separation of the backing board on the reverse. Provenance: Acquired from a private estate collection. Approximate Size: 18 x 23" (including frame). 1722 / 2241 -
An antique framed engraving titled "Cries of London" Plate II, featuring the subtitle "A New Love Song only ha'penny a piece" / "Chanson nouvelles deux sols le livret". Based on the original painting by Francis Wheatley R.A. (painted by F. Wheatley R.A.) and engraved after Antoine Cardon (D'après A. Cardon). Housed in a vintage wooden frame with a wide, distressed gold-leaf style gilt matting. An antique color etching by French artist Eugène Delâtre (1864-1938), titled "Maisons Rurales de Normandie" (Rural Houses of Normandy). The piece depicts a charming French countryside village scene with thatched-roof cottages and bare trees. It is pencil-signed by the artist in the lower right margin and titled in the lower left. Housed in a vintage gilt wood frame with a matted border. Condition: The print shows some age-related toning and foxing, particularly on the matting and margins. The frame has light wear and chipping to the gilt finish consistent with age. The backing paper is intact with a hanging wire attached. Provenance: Acquired from a private estate collection. Dimensions: Approximately 26” W x 21.75”H (including frame). Condition: The print shows some age-related toning and foxing, particularly on the matting and margins. The frame has light wear and chipping to the gilt finish consistent with age. The backing paper is intact with a hanging wire attached. Provenance: Acquired from a private estate collection. Dimensions: Approximately 26” W x 21.75”H (including frame). Condition: The print shows visible foxing, age-related toning, and spotting throughout. The frame has significant wear, including chipping, scuffs, and separation of the backing board on the reverse. Provenance: Acquired from a private estate collection. Approximate Size: 18 x 23" (including frame). 1723 / 2241 -
An antique framed engraving titled "Cries of London" Plate II, featuring the subtitle "A New Love Song only ha'penny a piece" / "Chanson nouvelles deux sols le livret". Based on the original painting by Francis Wheatley R.A. (painted by F. Wheatley R.A.) and engraved after Antoine Cardon (D'après A. Cardon). Housed in a vintage wooden frame with a wide, distressed gold-leaf style gilt matting. An antique color etching by French artist Eugène Delâtre (1864-1938), titled "Maisons Rurales de Normandie" (Rural Houses of Normandy). The piece depicts a charming French countryside village scene with thatched-roof cottages and bare trees. It is pencil-signed by the artist in the lower right margin and titled in the lower left. Housed in a vintage gilt wood frame with a matted border. Condition: The print shows some age-related toning and foxing, particularly on the matting and margins. The frame has light wear and chipping to the gilt finish consistent with age. The backing paper is intact with a hanging wire attached. Provenance: Acquired from a private estate collection. Dimensions: Approximately 26” W x 21.75”H (including frame). Condition: The print shows some age-related toning and foxing, particularly on the matting and margins. The frame has light wear and chipping to the gilt finish consistent with age. The backing paper is intact with a hanging wire attached. Provenance: Acquired from a private estate collection. Dimensions: Approximately 26” W x 21.75”H (including frame). Condition: The print shows visible foxing, age-related toning, and spotting throughout. The frame has significant wear, including chipping, scuffs, and separation of the backing board on the reverse. Provenance: Acquired from a private estate collection. Approximate Size: 18 x 23" (including frame). 1724 / 2241 -
An antique chatelaine-style coin purse paired with a vintage sterling silver perfume bottle. - Chatelaine Purse: Features a textured brown leather body framed by ornate, filigree metalwork with a matching chain handle. The interior is lined with a gathered tan silk fabric compartment. Shows age-appropriate wear, including minor fraying to the interior lining and tarnish on the metal frame. Measures approximately 3.5" x 2.5". - Perfume Bottle: Crafted from sterling silver, featuring an engraved Mexican Aztec calendar design on one side and a smooth polished reverse. The screw-top cap is set with a green cabochon stone and includes an attached metal dauber. Marked on the bottom (partially worn). Shows light surface scratches and tarnish. Measures approximately 2" in height. Provenance: From a private estate collection. 1725 / 2241 -
An antique chatelaine-style coin purse paired with a vintage sterling silver perfume bottle. - Chatelaine Purse: Features a textured brown leather body framed by ornate, filigree metalwork with a matching chain handle. The interior is lined with a gathered tan silk fabric compartment. Shows age-appropriate wear, including minor fraying to the interior lining and tarnish on the metal frame. Measures approximately 3.5" x 2.5". - Perfume Bottle: Crafted from sterling silver, featuring an engraved Mexican Aztec calendar design on one side and a smooth polished reverse. The screw-top cap is set with a green cabochon stone and includes an attached metal dauber. Marked on the bottom (partially worn). Shows light surface scratches and tarnish. Measures approximately 2" in height. Provenance: From a private estate collection. 1726 / 2241 -
An antique chatelaine-style coin purse paired with a vintage sterling silver perfume bottle. - Chatelaine Purse: Features a textured brown leather body framed by ornate, filigree metalwork with a matching chain handle. The interior is lined with a gathered tan silk fabric compartment. Shows age-appropriate wear, including minor fraying to the interior lining and tarnish on the metal frame. Measures approximately 3.5" x 2.5". - Perfume Bottle: Crafted from sterling silver, featuring an engraved Mexican Aztec calendar design on one side and a smooth polished reverse. The screw-top cap is set with a green cabochon stone and includes an attached metal dauber. Marked on the bottom (partially worn). Shows light surface scratches and tarnish. Measures approximately 2" in height. Provenance: From a private estate collection. 1727 / 2241 -
An antique chatelaine-style coin purse paired with a vintage sterling silver perfume bottle. - Chatelaine Purse: Features a textured brown leather body framed by ornate, filigree metalwork with a matching chain handle. The interior is lined with a gathered tan silk fabric compartment. Shows age-appropriate wear, including minor fraying to the interior lining and tarnish on the metal frame. Measures approximately 3.5" x 2.5". - Perfume Bottle: Crafted from sterling silver, featuring an engraved Mexican Aztec calendar design on one side and a smooth polished reverse. The screw-top cap is set with a green cabochon stone and includes an attached metal dauber. Marked on the bottom (partially worn). Shows light surface scratches and tarnish. Measures approximately 2" in height. Provenance: From a private estate collection. 1728 / 2241 -
An antique chatelaine-style coin purse paired with a vintage sterling silver perfume bottle. - Chatelaine Purse: Features a textured brown leather body framed by ornate, filigree metalwork with a matching chain handle. The interior is lined with a gathered tan silk fabric compartment. Shows age-appropriate wear, including minor fraying to the interior lining and tarnish on the metal frame. Measures approximately 3.5" x 2.5". - Perfume Bottle: Crafted from sterling silver, featuring an engraved Mexican Aztec calendar design on one side and a smooth polished reverse. The screw-top cap is set with a green cabochon stone and includes an attached metal dauber. Marked on the bottom (partially worn). Shows light surface scratches and tarnish. Measures approximately 2" in height. Provenance: From a private estate collection. 1729 / 2241 -
An antique chatelaine-style coin purse paired with a vintage sterling silver perfume bottle. - Chatelaine Purse: Features a textured brown leather body framed by ornate, filigree metalwork with a matching chain handle. The interior is lined with a gathered tan silk fabric compartment. Shows age-appropriate wear, including minor fraying to the interior lining and tarnish on the metal frame. Measures approximately 3.5" x 2.5". - Perfume Bottle: Crafted from sterling silver, featuring an engraved Mexican Aztec calendar design on one side and a smooth polished reverse. The screw-top cap is set with a green cabochon stone and includes an attached metal dauber. Marked on the bottom (partially worn). Shows light surface scratches and tarnish. Measures approximately 2" in height. Provenance: From a private estate collection. 1730 / 2241 -
An antique chatelaine-style coin purse paired with a vintage sterling silver perfume bottle. - Chatelaine Purse: Features a textured brown leather body framed by ornate, filigree metalwork with a matching chain handle. The interior is lined with a gathered tan silk fabric compartment. Shows age-appropriate wear, including minor fraying to the interior lining and tarnish on the metal frame. Measures approximately 3.5" x 2.5". - Perfume Bottle: Crafted from sterling silver, featuring an engraved Mexican Aztec calendar design on one side and a smooth polished reverse. The screw-top cap is set with a green cabochon stone and includes an attached metal dauber. Marked on the bottom (partially worn). Shows light surface scratches and tarnish. Measures approximately 2" in height. Provenance: From a private estate collection. 1731 / 2241 -
A complete two-volume hardcover set of "Four Seasons of the Chesapeake Bay" by author-photographer Red Hamer. Published by Four Seasons Book Publishers, West Chester, PA. - Volume I: Spring-Summer Edition (First Printing, November 1980, ISBN 0-9605400-1-6) - Volume II: Fall-Winter Edition (Fourth Printing, December 1991, ISBN 0-9605400-2-4) Both volumes are hand-signed by the artist/author Red Hamer on the title page, with Volume I including a "Best wishes!" inscription. Condition: Good vintage condition. The interior pages and color photography plates are clean and bright. The dust jackets show some wear, including noticeable water staining and discoloration on the back covers and lower edges. Provenance: Sourced from a private estate collection. Dimensions: Approximately 11.25" H x 8.75" W each. 1732 / 2241 -
A complete two-volume hardcover set of "Four Seasons of the Chesapeake Bay" by author-photographer Red Hamer. Published by Four Seasons Book Publishers, West Chester, PA. - Volume I: Spring-Summer Edition (First Printing, November 1980, ISBN 0-9605400-1-6) - Volume II: Fall-Winter Edition (Fourth Printing, December 1991, ISBN 0-9605400-2-4) Both volumes are hand-signed by the artist/author Red Hamer on the title page, with Volume I including a "Best wishes!" inscription. Condition: Good vintage condition. The interior pages and color photography plates are clean and bright. The dust jackets show some wear, including noticeable water staining and discoloration on the back covers and lower edges. Provenance: Sourced from a private estate collection. Dimensions: Approximately 11.25" H x 8.75" W each. 1733 / 2241 -
A complete two-volume hardcover set of "Four Seasons of the Chesapeake Bay" by author-photographer Red Hamer. Published by Four Seasons Book Publishers, West Chester, PA. - Volume I: Spring-Summer Edition (First Printing, November 1980, ISBN 0-9605400-1-6) - Volume II: Fall-Winter Edition (Fourth Printing, December 1991, ISBN 0-9605400-2-4) Both volumes are hand-signed by the artist/author Red Hamer on the title page, with Volume I including a "Best wishes!" inscription. Condition: Good vintage condition. The interior pages and color photography plates are clean and bright. The dust jackets show some wear, including noticeable water staining and discoloration on the back covers and lower edges. Provenance: Sourced from a private estate collection. Dimensions: Approximately 11.25" H x 8.75" W each. 1734 / 2241 -
A complete two-volume hardcover set of "Four Seasons of the Chesapeake Bay" by author-photographer Red Hamer. Published by Four Seasons Book Publishers, West Chester, PA. - Volume I: Spring-Summer Edition (First Printing, November 1980, ISBN 0-9605400-1-6) - Volume II: Fall-Winter Edition (Fourth Printing, December 1991, ISBN 0-9605400-2-4) Both volumes are hand-signed by the artist/author Red Hamer on the title page, with Volume I including a "Best wishes!" inscription. Condition: Good vintage condition. The interior pages and color photography plates are clean and bright. The dust jackets show some wear, including noticeable water staining and discoloration on the back covers and lower edges. Provenance: Sourced from a private estate collection. Dimensions: Approximately 11.25" H x 8.75" W each. 1735 / 2241 -
A complete two-volume hardcover set of "Four Seasons of the Chesapeake Bay" by author-photographer Red Hamer. Published by Four Seasons Book Publishers, West Chester, PA. - Volume I: Spring-Summer Edition (First Printing, November 1980, ISBN 0-9605400-1-6) - Volume II: Fall-Winter Edition (Fourth Printing, December 1991, ISBN 0-9605400-2-4) Both volumes are hand-signed by the artist/author Red Hamer on the title page, with Volume I including a "Best wishes!" inscription. Condition: Good vintage condition. The interior pages and color photography plates are clean and bright. The dust jackets show some wear, including noticeable water staining and discoloration on the back covers and lower edges. Provenance: Sourced from a private estate collection. Dimensions: Approximately 11.25" H x 8.75" W each. 1736 / 2241 -
A complete two-volume hardcover set of "Four Seasons of the Chesapeake Bay" by author-photographer Red Hamer. Published by Four Seasons Book Publishers, West Chester, PA. - Volume I: Spring-Summer Edition (First Printing, November 1980, ISBN 0-9605400-1-6) - Volume II: Fall-Winter Edition (Fourth Printing, December 1991, ISBN 0-9605400-2-4) Both volumes are hand-signed by the artist/author Red Hamer on the title page, with Volume I including a "Best wishes!" inscription. Condition: Good vintage condition. The interior pages and color photography plates are clean and bright. The dust jackets show some wear, including noticeable water staining and discoloration on the back covers and lower edges. Provenance: Sourced from a private estate collection. Dimensions: Approximately 11.25" H x 8.75" W each. 1737 / 2241 -
A complete two-volume hardcover set of "Four Seasons of the Chesapeake Bay" by author-photographer Red Hamer. Published by Four Seasons Book Publishers, West Chester, PA. - Volume I: Spring-Summer Edition (First Printing, November 1980, ISBN 0-9605400-1-6) - Volume II: Fall-Winter Edition (Fourth Printing, December 1991, ISBN 0-9605400-2-4) Both volumes are hand-signed by the artist/author Red Hamer on the title page, with Volume I including a "Best wishes!" inscription. Condition: Good vintage condition. The interior pages and color photography plates are clean and bright. The dust jackets show some wear, including noticeable water staining and discoloration on the back covers and lower edges. Provenance: Sourced from a private estate collection. Dimensions: Approximately 11.25" H x 8.75" W each. 1738 / 2241 -
A complete two-volume hardcover set of "Four Seasons of the Chesapeake Bay" by author-photographer Red Hamer. Published by Four Seasons Book Publishers, West Chester, PA. - Volume I: Spring-Summer Edition (First Printing, November 1980, ISBN 0-9605400-1-6) - Volume II: Fall-Winter Edition (Fourth Printing, December 1991, ISBN 0-9605400-2-4) Both volumes are hand-signed by the artist/author Red Hamer on the title page, with Volume I including a "Best wishes!" inscription. Condition: Good vintage condition. The interior pages and color photography plates are clean and bright. The dust jackets show some wear, including noticeable water staining and discoloration on the back covers and lower edges. Provenance: Sourced from a private estate collection. Dimensions: Approximately 11.25" H x 8.75" W each. 1739 / 2241 -
Vintage Kodak Carousel 4400 slide projector, made in the USA by Eastman Kodak Co. This lot includes the original box, a Keystone 80 Rotary Slide Tray in its box, and an additional loose rotary slide tray. The projector unit shows some light surface dust and minor wear from age and storage, but appears structurally sound with its integrated power cord intact. The original cardboard packaging shows some shelf wear. Projector dimensions are approximately 11" x 11" x 4". Provenance: From a private estate collection. 1740 / 2241 -
Vintage Kodak Carousel 4400 slide projector, made in the USA by Eastman Kodak Co. This lot includes the original box, a Keystone 80 Rotary Slide Tray in its box, and an additional loose rotary slide tray. The projector unit shows some light surface dust and minor wear from age and storage, but appears structurally sound with its integrated power cord intact. The original cardboard packaging shows some shelf wear. Projector dimensions are approximately 11" x 11" x 4". Provenance: From a private estate collection. 1741 / 2241 -
Vintage Kodak Carousel 4400 slide projector, made in the USA by Eastman Kodak Co. This lot includes the original box, a Keystone 80 Rotary Slide Tray in its box, and an additional loose rotary slide tray. The projector unit shows some light surface dust and minor wear from age and storage, but appears structurally sound with its integrated power cord intact. The original cardboard packaging shows some shelf wear. Projector dimensions are approximately 11" x 11" x 4". Provenance: From a private estate collection. 1742 / 2241 -
Vintage Kodak Carousel 4400 slide projector, made in the USA by Eastman Kodak Co. This lot includes the original box, a Keystone 80 Rotary Slide Tray in its box, and an additional loose rotary slide tray. The projector unit shows some light surface dust and minor wear from age and storage, but appears structurally sound with its integrated power cord intact. The original cardboard packaging shows some shelf wear. Projector dimensions are approximately 11" x 11" x 4". Provenance: From a private estate collection. 1743 / 2241 -
Vintage Kodak Carousel 4400 slide projector, made in the USA by Eastman Kodak Co. This lot includes the original box, a Keystone 80 Rotary Slide Tray in its box, and an additional loose rotary slide tray. The projector unit shows some light surface dust and minor wear from age and storage, but appears structurally sound with its integrated power cord intact. The original cardboard packaging shows some shelf wear. Projector dimensions are approximately 11" x 11" x 4". Provenance: From a private estate collection. 1744 / 2241 -
Vintage Kodak Carousel 4400 slide projector, made in the USA by Eastman Kodak Co. This lot includes the original box, a Keystone 80 Rotary Slide Tray in its box, and an additional loose rotary slide tray. The projector unit shows some light surface dust and minor wear from age and storage, but appears structurally sound with its integrated power cord intact. The original cardboard packaging shows some shelf wear. Projector dimensions are approximately 11" x 11" x 4". Provenance: From a private estate collection. 1745 / 2241 -
A vintage Bell & Howell Autoload Model 456 dual 8mm / Super 8 compatible movie projector. This lot includes the projector unit, original instruction manual, a black plastic protective cover, and a collection of metal and plastic film reels and canisters. Several canister lids are embossed with 'The Hecht Co. Camera Dept. Baltimore, MD.' providing a nice regional provenance. The projector measures approximately 12" x 10" x 6". The items show light cosmetic wear and dust consistent with age and storage; the projector is untested for functionality. 1746 / 2241 -
A vintage Bell & Howell Autoload Model 456 dual 8mm / Super 8 compatible movie projector. This lot includes the projector unit, original instruction manual, a black plastic protective cover, and a collection of metal and plastic film reels and canisters. Several canister lids are embossed with 'The Hecht Co. Camera Dept. Baltimore, MD.' providing a nice regional provenance. The projector measures approximately 12" x 10" x 6". The items show light cosmetic wear and dust consistent with age and storage; the projector is untested for functionality. 1747 / 2241 -
A vintage Bell & Howell Autoload Model 456 dual 8mm / Super 8 compatible movie projector. This lot includes the projector unit, original instruction manual, a black plastic protective cover, and a collection of metal and plastic film reels and canisters. Several canister lids are embossed with 'The Hecht Co. Camera Dept. Baltimore, MD.' providing a nice regional provenance. The projector measures approximately 12" x 10" x 6". The items show light cosmetic wear and dust consistent with age and storage; the projector is untested for functionality. 1748 / 2241 -
A vintage Bell & Howell Autoload Model 456 dual 8mm / Super 8 compatible movie projector. This lot includes the projector unit, original instruction manual, a black plastic protective cover, and a collection of metal and plastic film reels and canisters. Several canister lids are embossed with 'The Hecht Co. Camera Dept. Baltimore, MD.' providing a nice regional provenance. The projector measures approximately 12" x 10" x 6". The items show light cosmetic wear and dust consistent with age and storage; the projector is untested for functionality. 1749 / 2241 -
A vintage Bell & Howell Autoload Model 456 dual 8mm / Super 8 compatible movie projector. This lot includes the projector unit, original instruction manual, a black plastic protective cover, and a collection of metal and plastic film reels and canisters. Several canister lids are embossed with 'The Hecht Co. Camera Dept. Baltimore, MD.' providing a nice regional provenance. The projector measures approximately 12" x 10" x 6". The items show light cosmetic wear and dust consistent with age and storage; the projector is untested for functionality. 1750 / 2241 -
A vintage Bell & Howell Autoload Model 456 dual 8mm / Super 8 compatible movie projector. This lot includes the projector unit, original instruction manual, a black plastic protective cover, and a collection of metal and plastic film reels and canisters. Several canister lids are embossed with 'The Hecht Co. Camera Dept. Baltimore, MD.' providing a nice regional provenance. The projector measures approximately 12" x 10" x 6". The items show light cosmetic wear and dust consistent with age and storage; the projector is untested for functionality. 1751 / 2241 -
A collection of five books focusing on Maryland's Eastern Shore history and regional waterfowl. Includes: - 'Easton Album' (First Edition, 1986) published by The Historical Society of Talbot County. Features a Christmas 1993 inscription to Edgar from Ann. - 'Talbot County: A History' by Dickson J. Preston (1983), published by Tidewater Publishers. Features a Christmas 1992 inscription to Edgar and Ann. - 'Historic Easton: Its History and Architecture' (1979) by Historic Easton, Inc., featuring a signed inscription by Paul S. Parsons and artwork by John Moll. - 'St. Michaels Reminiscences' (Third Printing, 1984) by Edward B. Watkins. - 'Birds of the World: Waterfowl' by John P.S. Mackenzie (1988), published by NorthWord Press, featuring a Father's Day 1993 inscription. Condition: Vintage, pre-owned condition. Dust jackets show some wear, tears, and chipping, particularly on the Talbot County volume. Interior pages are generally clean with some personal inscriptions as noted. Sizes range from approximately 6" x 9" to 9" x 11.5". Provenance: From a private Eastern Shore estate. 1752 / 2241 -
A collection of five books focusing on Maryland's Eastern Shore history and regional waterfowl. Includes: - 'Easton Album' (First Edition, 1986) published by The Historical Society of Talbot County. Features a Christmas 1993 inscription to Edgar from Ann. - 'Talbot County: A History' by Dickson J. Preston (1983), published by Tidewater Publishers. Features a Christmas 1992 inscription to Edgar and Ann. - 'Historic Easton: Its History and Architecture' (1979) by Historic Easton, Inc., featuring a signed inscription by Paul S. Parsons and artwork by John Moll. - 'St. Michaels Reminiscences' (Third Printing, 1984) by Edward B. Watkins. - 'Birds of the World: Waterfowl' by John P.S. Mackenzie (1988), published by NorthWord Press, featuring a Father's Day 1993 inscription. Condition: Vintage, pre-owned condition. Dust jackets show some wear, tears, and chipping, particularly on the Talbot County volume. Interior pages are generally clean with some personal inscriptions as noted. Sizes range from approximately 6" x 9" to 9" x 11.5". Provenance: From a private Eastern Shore estate. 1753 / 2241 -
A collection of five books focusing on Maryland's Eastern Shore history and regional waterfowl. Includes: - 'Easton Album' (First Edition, 1986) published by The Historical Society of Talbot County. Features a Christmas 1993 inscription to Edgar from Ann. - 'Talbot County: A History' by Dickson J. Preston (1983), published by Tidewater Publishers. Features a Christmas 1992 inscription to Edgar and Ann. - 'Historic Easton: Its History and Architecture' (1979) by Historic Easton, Inc., featuring a signed inscription by Paul S. Parsons and artwork by John Moll. - 'St. Michaels Reminiscences' (Third Printing, 1984) by Edward B. Watkins. - 'Birds of the World: Waterfowl' by John P.S. Mackenzie (1988), published by NorthWord Press, featuring a Father's Day 1993 inscription. Condition: Vintage, pre-owned condition. Dust jackets show some wear, tears, and chipping, particularly on the Talbot County volume. Interior pages are generally clean with some personal inscriptions as noted. Sizes range from approximately 6" x 9" to 9" x 11.5". Provenance: From a private Eastern Shore estate. 1754 / 2241 -
A collection of five books focusing on Maryland's Eastern Shore history and regional waterfowl. Includes: - 'Easton Album' (First Edition, 1986) published by The Historical Society of Talbot County. Features a Christmas 1993 inscription to Edgar from Ann. - 'Talbot County: A History' by Dickson J. Preston (1983), published by Tidewater Publishers. Features a Christmas 1992 inscription to Edgar and Ann. - 'Historic Easton: Its History and Architecture' (1979) by Historic Easton, Inc., featuring a signed inscription by Paul S. Parsons and artwork by John Moll. - 'St. Michaels Reminiscences' (Third Printing, 1984) by Edward B. Watkins. - 'Birds of the World: Waterfowl' by John P.S. Mackenzie (1988), published by NorthWord Press, featuring a Father's Day 1993 inscription. Condition: Vintage, pre-owned condition. Dust jackets show some wear, tears, and chipping, particularly on the Talbot County volume. Interior pages are generally clean with some personal inscriptions as noted. Sizes range from approximately 6" x 9" to 9" x 11.5". Provenance: From a private Eastern Shore estate. 1755 / 2241 -
A collection of five books focusing on Maryland's Eastern Shore history and regional waterfowl. Includes: - 'Easton Album' (First Edition, 1986) published by The Historical Society of Talbot County. Features a Christmas 1993 inscription to Edgar from Ann. - 'Talbot County: A History' by Dickson J. Preston (1983), published by Tidewater Publishers. Features a Christmas 1992 inscription to Edgar and Ann. - 'Historic Easton: Its History and Architecture' (1979) by Historic Easton, Inc., featuring a signed inscription by Paul S. Parsons and artwork by John Moll. - 'St. Michaels Reminiscences' (Third Printing, 1984) by Edward B. Watkins. - 'Birds of the World: Waterfowl' by John P.S. Mackenzie (1988), published by NorthWord Press, featuring a Father's Day 1993 inscription. Condition: Vintage, pre-owned condition. Dust jackets show some wear, tears, and chipping, particularly on the Talbot County volume. Interior pages are generally clean with some personal inscriptions as noted. Sizes range from approximately 6" x 9" to 9" x 11.5". Provenance: From a private Eastern Shore estate. 1756 / 2241 -
A collection of five books focusing on Maryland's Eastern Shore history and regional waterfowl. Includes: - 'Easton Album' (First Edition, 1986) published by The Historical Society of Talbot County. Features a Christmas 1993 inscription to Edgar from Ann. - 'Talbot County: A History' by Dickson J. Preston (1983), published by Tidewater Publishers. Features a Christmas 1992 inscription to Edgar and Ann. - 'Historic Easton: Its History and Architecture' (1979) by Historic Easton, Inc., featuring a signed inscription by Paul S. Parsons and artwork by John Moll. - 'St. Michaels Reminiscences' (Third Printing, 1984) by Edward B. Watkins. - 'Birds of the World: Waterfowl' by John P.S. Mackenzie (1988), published by NorthWord Press, featuring a Father's Day 1993 inscription. Condition: Vintage, pre-owned condition. Dust jackets show some wear, tears, and chipping, particularly on the Talbot County volume. Interior pages are generally clean with some personal inscriptions as noted. Sizes range from approximately 6" x 9" to 9" x 11.5". Provenance: From a private Eastern Shore estate. 1757 / 2241 -
A collection of five books focusing on Maryland's Eastern Shore history and regional waterfowl. Includes: - 'Easton Album' (First Edition, 1986) published by The Historical Society of Talbot County. Features a Christmas 1993 inscription to Edgar from Ann. - 'Talbot County: A History' by Dickson J. Preston (1983), published by Tidewater Publishers. Features a Christmas 1992 inscription to Edgar and Ann. - 'Historic Easton: Its History and Architecture' (1979) by Historic Easton, Inc., featuring a signed inscription by Paul S. Parsons and artwork by John Moll. - 'St. Michaels Reminiscences' (Third Printing, 1984) by Edward B. Watkins. - 'Birds of the World: Waterfowl' by John P.S. Mackenzie (1988), published by NorthWord Press, featuring a Father's Day 1993 inscription. Condition: Vintage, pre-owned condition. Dust jackets show some wear, tears, and chipping, particularly on the Talbot County volume. Interior pages are generally clean with some personal inscriptions as noted. Sizes range from approximately 6" x 9" to 9" x 11.5". Provenance: From a private Eastern Shore estate. 1758 / 2241 -
Vintage Kodak Carousel 750H slide projector, made in the USA by Eastman Kodak Co. Features a Kodak Ektanar C 127mm f/2.8 projection lens. Includes the original box, user manual, and two Keystone Rotary Slide Trays in their individual boxes. The projector shows some light surface dust and wear from age, and the outer cardboard boxes show moderate wear, scuffs, and tape residue. Untested. Projector dimensions approximately 11" x 11" x 4". Provenance: From a private estate collection. 1759 / 2241 -
Vintage Kodak Carousel 750H slide projector, made in the USA by Eastman Kodak Co. Features a Kodak Ektanar C 127mm f/2.8 projection lens. Includes the original box, user manual, and two Keystone Rotary Slide Trays in their individual boxes. The projector shows some light surface dust and wear from age, and the outer cardboard boxes show moderate wear, scuffs, and tape residue. Untested. Projector dimensions approximately 11" x 11" x 4". Provenance: From a private estate collection. 1760 / 2241 -
Vintage Kodak Carousel 750H slide projector, made in the USA by Eastman Kodak Co. Features a Kodak Ektanar C 127mm f/2.8 projection lens. Includes the original box, user manual, and two Keystone Rotary Slide Trays in their individual boxes. The projector shows some light surface dust and wear from age, and the outer cardboard boxes show moderate wear, scuffs, and tape residue. Untested. Projector dimensions approximately 11" x 11" x 4". Provenance: From a private estate collection. 1761 / 2241 -
Vintage Kodak Carousel 750H slide projector, made in the USA by Eastman Kodak Co. Features a Kodak Ektanar C 127mm f/2.8 projection lens. Includes the original box, user manual, and two Keystone Rotary Slide Trays in their individual boxes. The projector shows some light surface dust and wear from age, and the outer cardboard boxes show moderate wear, scuffs, and tape residue. Untested. Projector dimensions approximately 11" x 11" x 4". Provenance: From a private estate collection. 1762 / 2241 -
Vintage Kodak Carousel 750H slide projector, made in the USA by Eastman Kodak Co. Features a Kodak Ektanar C 127mm f/2.8 projection lens. Includes the original box, user manual, and two Keystone Rotary Slide Trays in their individual boxes. The projector shows some light surface dust and wear from age, and the outer cardboard boxes show moderate wear, scuffs, and tape residue. Untested. Projector dimensions approximately 11" x 11" x 4". Provenance: From a private estate collection. 1763 / 2241 -
A pair of vintage hardcover books focusing on maritime history and angling: 1. 'The History of Yachting' by Douglas Phillips-Birt. Published by Stein and Day, 1974. Includes its original dust jacket. The dust jacket shows significant wear, including tears, chipping, and creasing along the edges and spine. The book itself is in stable, readable condition. Measures approximately 11.5 x 9 inches. 2. 'The Complete Book of Fishing' edited by Keith Gardner, with a foreword by A.J. McClane. Published by Gallery Books, 1987. Features a clean dust jacket with minor shelf wear and a small sticker residue on the back cover. Measures approximately 11.5 x 9 inches. Both books are from a private estate collection. 1764 / 2241 -
A pair of vintage hardcover books focusing on maritime history and angling: 1. 'The History of Yachting' by Douglas Phillips-Birt. Published by Stein and Day, 1974. Includes its original dust jacket. The dust jacket shows significant wear, including tears, chipping, and creasing along the edges and spine. The book itself is in stable, readable condition. Measures approximately 11.5 x 9 inches. 2. 'The Complete Book of Fishing' edited by Keith Gardner, with a foreword by A.J. McClane. Published by Gallery Books, 1987. Features a clean dust jacket with minor shelf wear and a small sticker residue on the back cover. Measures approximately 11.5 x 9 inches. Both books are from a private estate collection. 1765 / 2241 -
A pair of vintage hardcover books focusing on maritime history and angling: 1. 'The History of Yachting' by Douglas Phillips-Birt. Published by Stein and Day, 1974. Includes its original dust jacket. The dust jacket shows significant wear, including tears, chipping, and creasing along the edges and spine. The book itself is in stable, readable condition. Measures approximately 11.5 x 9 inches. 2. 'The Complete Book of Fishing' edited by Keith Gardner, with a foreword by A.J. McClane. Published by Gallery Books, 1987. Features a clean dust jacket with minor shelf wear and a small sticker residue on the back cover. Measures approximately 11.5 x 9 inches. Both books are from a private estate collection. 1766 / 2241 -
A pair of vintage hardcover books focusing on maritime history and angling: 1. 'The History of Yachting' by Douglas Phillips-Birt. Published by Stein and Day, 1974. Includes its original dust jacket. The dust jacket shows significant wear, including tears, chipping, and creasing along the edges and spine. The book itself is in stable, readable condition. Measures approximately 11.5 x 9 inches. 2. 'The Complete Book of Fishing' edited by Keith Gardner, with a foreword by A.J. McClane. Published by Gallery Books, 1987. Features a clean dust jacket with minor shelf wear and a small sticker residue on the back cover. Measures approximately 11.5 x 9 inches. Both books are from a private estate collection. 1767 / 2241 -
A pair of vintage hardcover books focusing on maritime history and angling: 1. 'The History of Yachting' by Douglas Phillips-Birt. Published by Stein and Day, 1974. Includes its original dust jacket. The dust jacket shows significant wear, including tears, chipping, and creasing along the edges and spine. The book itself is in stable, readable condition. Measures approximately 11.5 x 9 inches. 2. 'The Complete Book of Fishing' edited by Keith Gardner, with a foreword by A.J. McClane. Published by Gallery Books, 1987. Features a clean dust jacket with minor shelf wear and a small sticker residue on the back cover. Measures approximately 11.5 x 9 inches. Both books are from a private estate collection. 1768 / 2241 -
A collection of seven books focusing on the history, photography, and culture of the Chesapeake Bay region and Maryland. Includes: - 'The Eastern Shore Chesapeake: Gardens and Houses' (1993) by Taylor Lewis and Catherine Fallin. Published by Simon & Schuster. Hardcover with dust jacket. - 'Chesapeake Country' (1990) by Lucian Niemeyer and Eugene L. Meyer. Published by Abbeville Press. Hardcover with dust jacket. - 'Chesapeake Bay' (1990) by Robert Grieser with introduction by James A. Michener. Published by Harry N. Abrams. Hardcover with dust jacket. - 'Bringing Back the Bay' (1994) by Marion E. Warren and Mame Warren. Published by Johns Hopkins University Press. Hardcover with dust jacket. - 'Cruising the Chesapeake: A Gunkholer's Guide' (1990) by William H. Shellenberger. Published by International Marine Publishing. Softcover. - 'The Oystermen of the Chesapeake' (1970) by Robert de Gast. Published by International Marine Publishing Company. Hardcover. - 'The Ma & Pa: A History of the Maryland & Pennsylvania Railroad' (Third Printing, 1966) by George W. Hilton. Published by Howell-North Books. Hardcover with dust jacket. - 'The Green Book for the Bay' spiral-bound guide. Condition: Books show light to moderate shelf wear on dust jackets and covers consistent with age. 'The Ma & Pa' dust jacket shows some chipping and wear. Interiors are generally clean and intact. Provenance: From a private estate collection. Sizes range from approximately 9 x 6 inches to 12 x 10 inches. 1769 / 2241 -
A collection of seven books focusing on the history, photography, and culture of the Chesapeake Bay region and Maryland. Includes: - 'The Eastern Shore Chesapeake: Gardens and Houses' (1993) by Taylor Lewis and Catherine Fallin. Published by Simon & Schuster. Hardcover with dust jacket. - 'Chesapeake Country' (1990) by Lucian Niemeyer and Eugene L. Meyer. Published by Abbeville Press. Hardcover with dust jacket. - 'Chesapeake Bay' (1990) by Robert Grieser with introduction by James A. Michener. Published by Harry N. Abrams. Hardcover with dust jacket. - 'Bringing Back the Bay' (1994) by Marion E. Warren and Mame Warren. Published by Johns Hopkins University Press. Hardcover with dust jacket. - 'Cruising the Chesapeake: A Gunkholer's Guide' (1990) by William H. Shellenberger. Published by International Marine Publishing. Softcover. - 'The Oystermen of the Chesapeake' (1970) by Robert de Gast. Published by International Marine Publishing Company. Hardcover. - 'The Ma & Pa: A History of the Maryland & Pennsylvania Railroad' (Third Printing, 1966) by George W. Hilton. Published by Howell-North Books. Hardcover with dust jacket. - 'The Green Book for the Bay' spiral-bound guide. Condition: Books show light to moderate shelf wear on dust jackets and covers consistent with age. 'The Ma & Pa' dust jacket shows some chipping and wear. Interiors are generally clean and intact. Provenance: From a private estate collection. Sizes range from approximately 9 x 6 inches to 12 x 10 inches. 1770 / 2241 -
A collection of seven books focusing on the history, photography, and culture of the Chesapeake Bay region and Maryland. Includes: - 'The Eastern Shore Chesapeake: Gardens and Houses' (1993) by Taylor Lewis and Catherine Fallin. Published by Simon & Schuster. Hardcover with dust jacket. - 'Chesapeake Country' (1990) by Lucian Niemeyer and Eugene L. Meyer. Published by Abbeville Press. Hardcover with dust jacket. - 'Chesapeake Bay' (1990) by Robert Grieser with introduction by James A. Michener. Published by Harry N. Abrams. Hardcover with dust jacket. - 'Bringing Back the Bay' (1994) by Marion E. Warren and Mame Warren. Published by Johns Hopkins University Press. Hardcover with dust jacket. - 'Cruising the Chesapeake: A Gunkholer's Guide' (1990) by William H. Shellenberger. Published by International Marine Publishing. Softcover. - 'The Oystermen of the Chesapeake' (1970) by Robert de Gast. Published by International Marine Publishing Company. Hardcover. - 'The Ma & Pa: A History of the Maryland & Pennsylvania Railroad' (Third Printing, 1966) by George W. Hilton. Published by Howell-North Books. Hardcover with dust jacket. - 'The Green Book for the Bay' spiral-bound guide. Condition: Books show light to moderate shelf wear on dust jackets and covers consistent with age. 'The Ma & Pa' dust jacket shows some chipping and wear. Interiors are generally clean and intact. Provenance: From a private estate collection. Sizes range from approximately 9 x 6 inches to 12 x 10 inches. 1771 / 2241 -
A collection of seven books focusing on the history, photography, and culture of the Chesapeake Bay region and Maryland. Includes: - 'The Eastern Shore Chesapeake: Gardens and Houses' (1993) by Taylor Lewis and Catherine Fallin. Published by Simon & Schuster. Hardcover with dust jacket. - 'Chesapeake Country' (1990) by Lucian Niemeyer and Eugene L. Meyer. Published by Abbeville Press. Hardcover with dust jacket. - 'Chesapeake Bay' (1990) by Robert Grieser with introduction by James A. Michener. Published by Harry N. Abrams. Hardcover with dust jacket. - 'Bringing Back the Bay' (1994) by Marion E. Warren and Mame Warren. Published by Johns Hopkins University Press. Hardcover with dust jacket. - 'Cruising the Chesapeake: A Gunkholer's Guide' (1990) by William H. Shellenberger. Published by International Marine Publishing. Softcover. - 'The Oystermen of the Chesapeake' (1970) by Robert de Gast. Published by International Marine Publishing Company. Hardcover. - 'The Ma & Pa: A History of the Maryland & Pennsylvania Railroad' (Third Printing, 1966) by George W. Hilton. Published by Howell-North Books. Hardcover with dust jacket. - 'The Green Book for the Bay' spiral-bound guide. Condition: Books show light to moderate shelf wear on dust jackets and covers consistent with age. 'The Ma & Pa' dust jacket shows some chipping and wear. Interiors are generally clean and intact. Provenance: From a private estate collection. Sizes range from approximately 9 x 6 inches to 12 x 10 inches. 1772 / 2241 -
A collection of seven books focusing on the history, photography, and culture of the Chesapeake Bay region and Maryland. Includes: - 'The Eastern Shore Chesapeake: Gardens and Houses' (1993) by Taylor Lewis and Catherine Fallin. Published by Simon & Schuster. Hardcover with dust jacket. - 'Chesapeake Country' (1990) by Lucian Niemeyer and Eugene L. Meyer. Published by Abbeville Press. Hardcover with dust jacket. - 'Chesapeake Bay' (1990) by Robert Grieser with introduction by James A. Michener. Published by Harry N. Abrams. Hardcover with dust jacket. - 'Bringing Back the Bay' (1994) by Marion E. Warren and Mame Warren. Published by Johns Hopkins University Press. Hardcover with dust jacket. - 'Cruising the Chesapeake: A Gunkholer's Guide' (1990) by William H. Shellenberger. Published by International Marine Publishing. Softcover. - 'The Oystermen of the Chesapeake' (1970) by Robert de Gast. Published by International Marine Publishing Company. Hardcover. - 'The Ma & Pa: A History of the Maryland & Pennsylvania Railroad' (Third Printing, 1966) by George W. Hilton. Published by Howell-North Books. Hardcover with dust jacket. - 'The Green Book for the Bay' spiral-bound guide. Condition: Books show light to moderate shelf wear on dust jackets and covers consistent with age. 'The Ma & Pa' dust jacket shows some chipping and wear. Interiors are generally clean and intact. Provenance: From a private estate collection. Sizes range from approximately 9 x 6 inches to 12 x 10 inches. 1773 / 2241 -
A collection of seven books focusing on the history, photography, and culture of the Chesapeake Bay region and Maryland. Includes: - 'The Eastern Shore Chesapeake: Gardens and Houses' (1993) by Taylor Lewis and Catherine Fallin. Published by Simon & Schuster. Hardcover with dust jacket. - 'Chesapeake Country' (1990) by Lucian Niemeyer and Eugene L. Meyer. Published by Abbeville Press. Hardcover with dust jacket. - 'Chesapeake Bay' (1990) by Robert Grieser with introduction by James A. Michener. Published by Harry N. Abrams. Hardcover with dust jacket. - 'Bringing Back the Bay' (1994) by Marion E. Warren and Mame Warren. Published by Johns Hopkins University Press. Hardcover with dust jacket. - 'Cruising the Chesapeake: A Gunkholer's Guide' (1990) by William H. Shellenberger. Published by International Marine Publishing. Softcover. - 'The Oystermen of the Chesapeake' (1970) by Robert de Gast. Published by International Marine Publishing Company. Hardcover. - 'The Ma & Pa: A History of the Maryland & Pennsylvania Railroad' (Third Printing, 1966) by George W. Hilton. Published by Howell-North Books. Hardcover with dust jacket. - 'The Green Book for the Bay' spiral-bound guide. Condition: Books show light to moderate shelf wear on dust jackets and covers consistent with age. 'The Ma & Pa' dust jacket shows some chipping and wear. Interiors are generally clean and intact. Provenance: From a private estate collection. Sizes range from approximately 9 x 6 inches to 12 x 10 inches. 1774 / 2241 -
A collection of seven books focusing on the history, photography, and culture of the Chesapeake Bay region and Maryland. Includes: - 'The Eastern Shore Chesapeake: Gardens and Houses' (1993) by Taylor Lewis and Catherine Fallin. Published by Simon & Schuster. Hardcover with dust jacket. - 'Chesapeake Country' (1990) by Lucian Niemeyer and Eugene L. Meyer. Published by Abbeville Press. Hardcover with dust jacket. - 'Chesapeake Bay' (1990) by Robert Grieser with introduction by James A. Michener. Published by Harry N. Abrams. Hardcover with dust jacket. - 'Bringing Back the Bay' (1994) by Marion E. Warren and Mame Warren. Published by Johns Hopkins University Press. Hardcover with dust jacket. - 'Cruising the Chesapeake: A Gunkholer's Guide' (1990) by William H. Shellenberger. Published by International Marine Publishing. Softcover. - 'The Oystermen of the Chesapeake' (1970) by Robert de Gast. Published by International Marine Publishing Company. Hardcover. - 'The Ma & Pa: A History of the Maryland & Pennsylvania Railroad' (Third Printing, 1966) by George W. Hilton. Published by Howell-North Books. Hardcover with dust jacket. - 'The Green Book for the Bay' spiral-bound guide. Condition: Books show light to moderate shelf wear on dust jackets and covers consistent with age. 'The Ma & Pa' dust jacket shows some chipping and wear. Interiors are generally clean and intact. Provenance: From a private estate collection. Sizes range from approximately 9 x 6 inches to 12 x 10 inches. 1775 / 2241 -
A collection of seven books focusing on the history, photography, and culture of the Chesapeake Bay region and Maryland. Includes: - 'The Eastern Shore Chesapeake: Gardens and Houses' (1993) by Taylor Lewis and Catherine Fallin. Published by Simon & Schuster. Hardcover with dust jacket. - 'Chesapeake Country' (1990) by Lucian Niemeyer and Eugene L. Meyer. Published by Abbeville Press. Hardcover with dust jacket. - 'Chesapeake Bay' (1990) by Robert Grieser with introduction by James A. Michener. Published by Harry N. Abrams. Hardcover with dust jacket. - 'Bringing Back the Bay' (1994) by Marion E. Warren and Mame Warren. Published by Johns Hopkins University Press. Hardcover with dust jacket. - 'Cruising the Chesapeake: A Gunkholer's Guide' (1990) by William H. Shellenberger. Published by International Marine Publishing. Softcover. - 'The Oystermen of the Chesapeake' (1970) by Robert de Gast. Published by International Marine Publishing Company. Hardcover. - 'The Ma & Pa: A History of the Maryland & Pennsylvania Railroad' (Third Printing, 1966) by George W. Hilton. Published by Howell-North Books. Hardcover with dust jacket. - 'The Green Book for the Bay' spiral-bound guide. Condition: Books show light to moderate shelf wear on dust jackets and covers consistent with age. 'The Ma & Pa' dust jacket shows some chipping and wear. Interiors are generally clean and intact. Provenance: From a private estate collection. Sizes range from approximately 9 x 6 inches to 12 x 10 inches. 1776 / 2241 -
A collection of seven books focusing on the history, photography, and culture of the Chesapeake Bay region and Maryland. Includes: - 'The Eastern Shore Chesapeake: Gardens and Houses' (1993) by Taylor Lewis and Catherine Fallin. Published by Simon & Schuster. Hardcover with dust jacket. - 'Chesapeake Country' (1990) by Lucian Niemeyer and Eugene L. Meyer. Published by Abbeville Press. Hardcover with dust jacket. - 'Chesapeake Bay' (1990) by Robert Grieser with introduction by James A. Michener. Published by Harry N. Abrams. Hardcover with dust jacket. - 'Bringing Back the Bay' (1994) by Marion E. Warren and Mame Warren. Published by Johns Hopkins University Press. Hardcover with dust jacket. - 'Cruising the Chesapeake: A Gunkholer's Guide' (1990) by William H. Shellenberger. Published by International Marine Publishing. Softcover. - 'The Oystermen of the Chesapeake' (1970) by Robert de Gast. Published by International Marine Publishing Company. Hardcover. - 'The Ma & Pa: A History of the Maryland & Pennsylvania Railroad' (Third Printing, 1966) by George W. Hilton. Published by Howell-North Books. Hardcover with dust jacket. - 'The Green Book for the Bay' spiral-bound guide. Condition: Books show light to moderate shelf wear on dust jackets and covers consistent with age. 'The Ma & Pa' dust jacket shows some chipping and wear. Interiors are generally clean and intact. Provenance: From a private estate collection. Sizes range from approximately 9 x 6 inches to 12 x 10 inches. 1777 / 2241 -
A vintage Bell & Howell Slide Cube projector featuring a faux-woodgrain finish and integrated carrying handle. This lot includes a matching woodgrain-style slide storage drawer containing eight plastic Slide Cube cartridges, plus an original cardboard packaging box for three cartridges. The projector unit measures approximately 9" x 9" x 8" with the lid on, and the storage drawer measures approximately 11" x 9.5" x 3". The items show light cosmetic wear, dust, and minor sticker residue on the cartridges consistent with age and use. Untested for functionality. Provenance: From a private estate collection. 1778 / 2241 -
A vintage Bell & Howell Slide Cube projector featuring a faux-woodgrain finish and integrated carrying handle. This lot includes a matching woodgrain-style slide storage drawer containing eight plastic Slide Cube cartridges, plus an original cardboard packaging box for three cartridges. The projector unit measures approximately 9" x 9" x 8" with the lid on, and the storage drawer measures approximately 11" x 9.5" x 3". The items show light cosmetic wear, dust, and minor sticker residue on the cartridges consistent with age and use. Untested for functionality. Provenance: From a private estate collection. 1779 / 2241 -
A vintage Bell & Howell Slide Cube projector featuring a faux-woodgrain finish and integrated carrying handle. This lot includes a matching woodgrain-style slide storage drawer containing eight plastic Slide Cube cartridges, plus an original cardboard packaging box for three cartridges. The projector unit measures approximately 9" x 9" x 8" with the lid on, and the storage drawer measures approximately 11" x 9.5" x 3". The items show light cosmetic wear, dust, and minor sticker residue on the cartridges consistent with age and use. Untested for functionality. Provenance: From a private estate collection. 1780 / 2241 -
A vintage Bell & Howell Slide Cube projector featuring a faux-woodgrain finish and integrated carrying handle. This lot includes a matching woodgrain-style slide storage drawer containing eight plastic Slide Cube cartridges, plus an original cardboard packaging box for three cartridges. The projector unit measures approximately 9" x 9" x 8" with the lid on, and the storage drawer measures approximately 11" x 9.5" x 3". The items show light cosmetic wear, dust, and minor sticker residue on the cartridges consistent with age and use. Untested for functionality. Provenance: From a private estate collection. 1781 / 2241 -
A vintage Bell & Howell Slide Cube projector featuring a faux-woodgrain finish and integrated carrying handle. This lot includes a matching woodgrain-style slide storage drawer containing eight plastic Slide Cube cartridges, plus an original cardboard packaging box for three cartridges. The projector unit measures approximately 9" x 9" x 8" with the lid on, and the storage drawer measures approximately 11" x 9.5" x 3". The items show light cosmetic wear, dust, and minor sticker residue on the cartridges consistent with age and use. Untested for functionality. Provenance: From a private estate collection. 1782 / 2241 -
A set of three vintage sterling silver weighted candlesticks by Duchin Creation. The set includes a matching pair of taller candlesticks and one shorter single candlestick, all featuring a classic baluster stem design with a decorative gadroon border along the bases. Marked on the underside with the Duchin Creation hallmark and 'Sterling Weighted'. Condition: Good vintage condition with moderate tarnishing, surface scratches, and minor wax residue in the cups. No major dents observed. Provenance: Private estate collection. Dimensions: - Pair of candlesticks: Approximately 5.5 inches tall - Single candlestick: Approximately 3 inches tall 1783 / 2241 -
A set of three vintage sterling silver weighted candlesticks by Duchin Creation. The set includes a matching pair of taller candlesticks and one shorter single candlestick, all featuring a classic baluster stem design with a decorative gadroon border along the bases. Marked on the underside with the Duchin Creation hallmark and 'Sterling Weighted'. Condition: Good vintage condition with moderate tarnishing, surface scratches, and minor wax residue in the cups. No major dents observed. Provenance: Private estate collection. Dimensions: - Pair of candlesticks: Approximately 5.5 inches tall - Single candlestick: Approximately 3 inches tall 1784 / 2241 -
A set of three vintage sterling silver weighted candlesticks by Duchin Creation. The set includes a matching pair of taller candlesticks and one shorter single candlestick, all featuring a classic baluster stem design with a decorative gadroon border along the bases. Marked on the underside with the Duchin Creation hallmark and 'Sterling Weighted'. Condition: Good vintage condition with moderate tarnishing, surface scratches, and minor wax residue in the cups. No major dents observed. Provenance: Private estate collection. Dimensions: - Pair of candlesticks: Approximately 5.5 inches tall - Single candlestick: Approximately 3 inches tall 1785 / 2241 -
A set of three vintage sterling silver weighted candlesticks by Duchin Creation. The set includes a matching pair of taller candlesticks and one shorter single candlestick, all featuring a classic baluster stem design with a decorative gadroon border along the bases. Marked on the underside with the Duchin Creation hallmark and 'Sterling Weighted'. Condition: Good vintage condition with moderate tarnishing, surface scratches, and minor wax residue in the cups. No major dents observed. Provenance: Private estate collection. Dimensions: - Pair of candlesticks: Approximately 5.5 inches tall - Single candlestick: Approximately 3 inches tall 1786 / 2241 -
A set of three vintage sterling silver weighted candlesticks by Duchin Creation. The set includes a matching pair of taller candlesticks and one shorter single candlestick, all featuring a classic baluster stem design with a decorative gadroon border along the bases. Marked on the underside with the Duchin Creation hallmark and 'Sterling Weighted'. Condition: Good vintage condition with moderate tarnishing, surface scratches, and minor wax residue in the cups. No major dents observed. Provenance: Private estate collection. Dimensions: - Pair of candlesticks: Approximately 5.5 inches tall - Single candlestick: Approximately 3 inches tall 1787 / 2241 -
A set of three vintage sterling silver weighted candlesticks by Duchin Creation. The set includes a matching pair of taller candlesticks and one shorter single candlestick, all featuring a classic baluster stem design with a decorative gadroon border along the bases. Marked on the underside with the Duchin Creation hallmark and 'Sterling Weighted'. Condition: Good vintage condition with moderate tarnishing, surface scratches, and minor wax residue in the cups. No major dents observed. Provenance: Private estate collection. Dimensions: - Pair of candlesticks: Approximately 5.5 inches tall - Single candlestick: Approximately 3 inches tall 1788 / 2241 -
A collection of three hardcover books focusing on California art history. Includes: - 'Keith, Old Master of California' Volume 1 by Brother Cornelius, published by Putnam, copyright 1942. - 'Keith, Old Master of California' Volume 2 by Brother Cornelius, published by Academy Library Guild, copyright 1957. - 'California Light, 1900-1930' edited by Patricia Trenton and William H. Gerdts, published by Laguna Art Museum, first edition, 1990. Condition: Good vintage condition with light wear to the covers and spines. Pages are clean with minor toning consistent with age. Provenance: From a private estate collection. Approximate dimensions of the largest book are 11 x 10 inches. 1789 / 2241 -
A collection of three hardcover books focusing on California art history. Includes: - 'Keith, Old Master of California' Volume 1 by Brother Cornelius, published by Putnam, copyright 1942. - 'Keith, Old Master of California' Volume 2 by Brother Cornelius, published by Academy Library Guild, copyright 1957. - 'California Light, 1900-1930' edited by Patricia Trenton and William H. Gerdts, published by Laguna Art Museum, first edition, 1990. Condition: Good vintage condition with light wear to the covers and spines. Pages are clean with minor toning consistent with age. Provenance: From a private estate collection. Approximate dimensions of the largest book are 11 x 10 inches. 1790 / 2241 -
A collection of three hardcover books focusing on California art history. Includes: - 'Keith, Old Master of California' Volume 1 by Brother Cornelius, published by Putnam, copyright 1942. - 'Keith, Old Master of California' Volume 2 by Brother Cornelius, published by Academy Library Guild, copyright 1957. - 'California Light, 1900-1930' edited by Patricia Trenton and William H. Gerdts, published by Laguna Art Museum, first edition, 1990. Condition: Good vintage condition with light wear to the covers and spines. Pages are clean with minor toning consistent with age. Provenance: From a private estate collection. Approximate dimensions of the largest book are 11 x 10 inches. 1791 / 2241 -
A collection of three hardcover books focusing on California art history. Includes: - 'Keith, Old Master of California' Volume 1 by Brother Cornelius, published by Putnam, copyright 1942. - 'Keith, Old Master of California' Volume 2 by Brother Cornelius, published by Academy Library Guild, copyright 1957. - 'California Light, 1900-1930' edited by Patricia Trenton and William H. Gerdts, published by Laguna Art Museum, first edition, 1990. Condition: Good vintage condition with light wear to the covers and spines. Pages are clean with minor toning consistent with age. Provenance: From a private estate collection. Approximate dimensions of the largest book are 11 x 10 inches. 1792 / 2241 -
A collection of three hardcover books focusing on California art history. Includes: - 'Keith, Old Master of California' Volume 1 by Brother Cornelius, published by Putnam, copyright 1942. - 'Keith, Old Master of California' Volume 2 by Brother Cornelius, published by Academy Library Guild, copyright 1957. - 'California Light, 1900-1930' edited by Patricia Trenton and William H. Gerdts, published by Laguna Art Museum, first edition, 1990. Condition: Good vintage condition with light wear to the covers and spines. Pages are clean with minor toning consistent with age. Provenance: From a private estate collection. Approximate dimensions of the largest book are 11 x 10 inches. 1793 / 2241 -
A collection of three hardcover books focusing on California art history. Includes: - 'Keith, Old Master of California' Volume 1 by Brother Cornelius, published by Putnam, copyright 1942. - 'Keith, Old Master of California' Volume 2 by Brother Cornelius, published by Academy Library Guild, copyright 1957. - 'California Light, 1900-1930' edited by Patricia Trenton and William H. Gerdts, published by Laguna Art Museum, first edition, 1990. Condition: Good vintage condition with light wear to the covers and spines. Pages are clean with minor toning consistent with age. Provenance: From a private estate collection. Approximate dimensions of the largest book are 11 x 10 inches. 1794 / 2241 -
A collection of six books focusing on the life and works of famed Western artist Edward Borein (1872-1945). This lot includes: 1. 'Etchings of the West' by Edward Borein, edited by Edward S. Spaulding (John Howell-Books, 1950). Limited edition numbered copy No. 225 of 1001. 2. 'Borein's West' edited by Edward S. Spaulding (Edward Borein Memorial, 1952). Printed by Schauer Printing Studio. 3. 'Edward Borein: Cowboy Artist' by Harold G. Davidson (Doubleday & Company, 1974). First edition after a limited edition of 350 copies. 4. 'The Lost Works of Edward Borein' by Harold G. Davidson. 5. 'The Etchings of Edward Borein' (hardcover in slipcase/dark cover). 6. 'Edward Borein: Artist of the West' exhibition catalog from the Palm Springs Desert Museum (1991), featuring the Katherine H. Haley Collection. Provenance: From a private collection of Western Americana. Condition: Very good vintage condition overall. Some light wear, toning, and minor scuffs to dust jackets and covers consistent with age. Pages are clean and bindings are secure. Approximate Dimensions: Sizes range from 9" x 6" to 12.5" x 9.5". 1795 / 2241 -
A collection of six books focusing on the life and works of famed Western artist Edward Borein (1872-1945). This lot includes: 1. 'Etchings of the West' by Edward Borein, edited by Edward S. Spaulding (John Howell-Books, 1950). Limited edition numbered copy No. 225 of 1001. 2. 'Borein's West' edited by Edward S. Spaulding (Edward Borein Memorial, 1952). Printed by Schauer Printing Studio. 3. 'Edward Borein: Cowboy Artist' by Harold G. Davidson (Doubleday & Company, 1974). First edition after a limited edition of 350 copies. 4. 'The Lost Works of Edward Borein' by Harold G. Davidson. 5. 'The Etchings of Edward Borein' (hardcover in slipcase/dark cover). 6. 'Edward Borein: Artist of the West' exhibition catalog from the Palm Springs Desert Museum (1991), featuring the Katherine H. Haley Collection. Provenance: From a private collection of Western Americana. Condition: Very good vintage condition overall. Some light wear, toning, and minor scuffs to dust jackets and covers consistent with age. Pages are clean and bindings are secure. Approximate Dimensions: Sizes range from 9" x 6" to 12.5" x 9.5". 1796 / 2241 -
A collection of six books focusing on the life and works of famed Western artist Edward Borein (1872-1945). This lot includes: 1. 'Etchings of the West' by Edward Borein, edited by Edward S. Spaulding (John Howell-Books, 1950). Limited edition numbered copy No. 225 of 1001. 2. 'Borein's West' edited by Edward S. Spaulding (Edward Borein Memorial, 1952). Printed by Schauer Printing Studio. 3. 'Edward Borein: Cowboy Artist' by Harold G. Davidson (Doubleday & Company, 1974). First edition after a limited edition of 350 copies. 4. 'The Lost Works of Edward Borein' by Harold G. Davidson. 5. 'The Etchings of Edward Borein' (hardcover in slipcase/dark cover). 6. 'Edward Borein: Artist of the West' exhibition catalog from the Palm Springs Desert Museum (1991), featuring the Katherine H. Haley Collection. Provenance: From a private collection of Western Americana. Condition: Very good vintage condition overall. Some light wear, toning, and minor scuffs to dust jackets and covers consistent with age. Pages are clean and bindings are secure. Approximate Dimensions: Sizes range from 9" x 6" to 12.5" x 9.5". 1797 / 2241 -
A collection of six books focusing on the life and works of famed Western artist Edward Borein (1872-1945). This lot includes: 1. 'Etchings of the West' by Edward Borein, edited by Edward S. Spaulding (John Howell-Books, 1950). Limited edition numbered copy No. 225 of 1001. 2. 'Borein's West' edited by Edward S. Spaulding (Edward Borein Memorial, 1952). Printed by Schauer Printing Studio. 3. 'Edward Borein: Cowboy Artist' by Harold G. Davidson (Doubleday & Company, 1974). First edition after a limited edition of 350 copies. 4. 'The Lost Works of Edward Borein' by Harold G. Davidson. 5. 'The Etchings of Edward Borein' (hardcover in slipcase/dark cover). 6. 'Edward Borein: Artist of the West' exhibition catalog from the Palm Springs Desert Museum (1991), featuring the Katherine H. Haley Collection. Provenance: From a private collection of Western Americana. Condition: Very good vintage condition overall. Some light wear, toning, and minor scuffs to dust jackets and covers consistent with age. Pages are clean and bindings are secure. Approximate Dimensions: Sizes range from 9" x 6" to 12.5" x 9.5". 1798 / 2241 -
A collection of six books focusing on the life and works of famed Western artist Edward Borein (1872-1945). This lot includes: 1. 'Etchings of the West' by Edward Borein, edited by Edward S. Spaulding (John Howell-Books, 1950). Limited edition numbered copy No. 225 of 1001. 2. 'Borein's West' edited by Edward S. Spaulding (Edward Borein Memorial, 1952). Printed by Schauer Printing Studio. 3. 'Edward Borein: Cowboy Artist' by Harold G. Davidson (Doubleday & Company, 1974). First edition after a limited edition of 350 copies. 4. 'The Lost Works of Edward Borein' by Harold G. Davidson. 5. 'The Etchings of Edward Borein' (hardcover in slipcase/dark cover). 6. 'Edward Borein: Artist of the West' exhibition catalog from the Palm Springs Desert Museum (1991), featuring the Katherine H. Haley Collection. Provenance: From a private collection of Western Americana. Condition: Very good vintage condition overall. Some light wear, toning, and minor scuffs to dust jackets and covers consistent with age. Pages are clean and bindings are secure. Approximate Dimensions: Sizes range from 9" x 6" to 12.5" x 9.5". 1799 / 2241 -
A collection of six books focusing on the life and works of famed Western artist Edward Borein (1872-1945). This lot includes: 1. 'Etchings of the West' by Edward Borein, edited by Edward S. Spaulding (John Howell-Books, 1950). Limited edition numbered copy No. 225 of 1001. 2. 'Borein's West' edited by Edward S. Spaulding (Edward Borein Memorial, 1952). Printed by Schauer Printing Studio. 3. 'Edward Borein: Cowboy Artist' by Harold G. Davidson (Doubleday & Company, 1974). First edition after a limited edition of 350 copies. 4. 'The Lost Works of Edward Borein' by Harold G. Davidson. 5. 'The Etchings of Edward Borein' (hardcover in slipcase/dark cover). 6. 'Edward Borein: Artist of the West' exhibition catalog from the Palm Springs Desert Museum (1991), featuring the Katherine H. Haley Collection. Provenance: From a private collection of Western Americana. Condition: Very good vintage condition overall. Some light wear, toning, and minor scuffs to dust jackets and covers consistent with age. Pages are clean and bindings are secure. Approximate Dimensions: Sizes range from 9" x 6" to 12.5" x 9.5". 1800 / 2241
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