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Beautiful vintage Nantucket lightship basket in excellent, well-preserved condition—no breaks, repairs, or major wear. This classic round design features a sturdy swing handle, fitted lid with knob, and tight cane weaving over a solid base—hallmarks of authentic Nantucket craftsmanship. Measures approximately 8.5 inches wide (diameter) and stands 14.5 inches high overall (including handle). Perfect as a decorative piece, storage basket, or heirloom collectible. These iconic baskets originated with sailors on Nantucket lightships and remain highly sought-after for their timeless style and durability. 201 / 490 -
Beautiful vintage Nantucket lightship basket in excellent, well-preserved condition—no breaks, repairs, or major wear. This classic round design features a sturdy swing handle, fitted lid with knob, and tight cane weaving over a solid base—hallmarks of authentic Nantucket craftsmanship. Measures approximately 8.5 inches wide (diameter) and stands 14.5 inches high overall (including handle). Perfect as a decorative piece, storage basket, or heirloom collectible. These iconic baskets originated with sailors on Nantucket lightships and remain highly sought-after for their timeless style and durability. 202 / 490 -
Beautiful vintage Nantucket lightship basket in excellent, well-preserved condition—no breaks, repairs, or major wear. This classic round design features a sturdy swing handle, fitted lid with knob, and tight cane weaving over a solid base—hallmarks of authentic Nantucket craftsmanship. Measures approximately 8.5 inches wide (diameter) and stands 14.5 inches high overall (including handle). Perfect as a decorative piece, storage basket, or heirloom collectible. These iconic baskets originated with sailors on Nantucket lightships and remain highly sought-after for their timeless style and durability. 203 / 490 -
Beautiful vintage Nantucket lightship basket in excellent, well-preserved condition—no breaks, repairs, or major wear. This classic round design features a sturdy swing handle, fitted lid with knob, and tight cane weaving over a solid base—hallmarks of authentic Nantucket craftsmanship. Measures approximately 8.5 inches wide (diameter) and stands 14.5 inches high overall (including handle). Perfect as a decorative piece, storage basket, or heirloom collectible. These iconic baskets originated with sailors on Nantucket lightships and remain highly sought-after for their timeless style and durability. 204 / 490 -
For sale is this charming vintage Mark Thomas bronze table lamp! Features a beautiful ginger jar/urn-shaped base with raised relief dragon chasing through swirling clouds—classic Asian-inspired Chinoiserie style. Rich dark bronze finish with brass hardware and harp. Measures approx. 7.5" wide at the widest point and 19.5" tall (to socket). In great working condition—lights up perfectly, no issues. Just needs your favorite shade (not included). Solid and heavy for its size, perfect for a side table, nightstand, or accent piece. 205 / 490 -
For sale is this charming vintage Mark Thomas bronze table lamp! Features a beautiful ginger jar/urn-shaped base with raised relief dragon chasing through swirling clouds—classic Asian-inspired Chinoiserie style. Rich dark bronze finish with brass hardware and harp. Measures approx. 7.5" wide at the widest point and 19.5" tall (to socket). In great working condition—lights up perfectly, no issues. Just needs your favorite shade (not included). Solid and heavy for its size, perfect for a side table, nightstand, or accent piece. 206 / 490 -
For sale is this charming vintage Mark Thomas bronze table lamp! Features a beautiful ginger jar/urn-shaped base with raised relief dragon chasing through swirling clouds—classic Asian-inspired Chinoiserie style. Rich dark bronze finish with brass hardware and harp. Measures approx. 7.5" wide at the widest point and 19.5" tall (to socket). In great working condition—lights up perfectly, no issues. Just needs your favorite shade (not included). Solid and heavy for its size, perfect for a side table, nightstand, or accent piece. 207 / 490 -
For sale is this charming vintage Mark Thomas bronze table lamp! Features a beautiful ginger jar/urn-shaped base with raised relief dragon chasing through swirling clouds—classic Asian-inspired Chinoiserie style. Rich dark bronze finish with brass hardware and harp. Measures approx. 7.5" wide at the widest point and 19.5" tall (to socket). In great working condition—lights up perfectly, no issues. Just needs your favorite shade (not included). Solid and heavy for its size, perfect for a side table, nightstand, or accent piece. 208 / 490 -
For sale is this charming vintage Mark Thomas bronze table lamp! Features a beautiful ginger jar/urn-shaped base with raised relief dragon chasing through swirling clouds—classic Asian-inspired Chinoiserie style. Rich dark bronze finish with brass hardware and harp. Measures approx. 7.5" wide at the widest point and 19.5" tall (to socket). In great working condition—lights up perfectly, no issues. Just needs your favorite shade (not included). Solid and heavy for its size, perfect for a side table, nightstand, or accent piece. 209 / 490 -
For sale is this charming vintage Mark Thomas bronze table lamp! Features a beautiful ginger jar/urn-shaped base with raised relief dragon chasing through swirling clouds—classic Asian-inspired Chinoiserie style. Rich dark bronze finish with brass hardware and harp. Measures approx. 7.5" wide at the widest point and 19.5" tall (to socket). In great working condition—lights up perfectly, no issues. Just needs your favorite shade (not included). Solid and heavy for its size, perfect for a side table, nightstand, or accent piece. 210 / 490 -
For sale is this charming vintage Mark Thomas bronze table lamp! Features a beautiful ginger jar/urn-shaped base with raised relief dragon chasing through swirling clouds—classic Asian-inspired Chinoiserie style. Rich dark bronze finish with brass hardware and harp. Measures approx. 7.5" wide at the widest point and 19.5" tall (to socket). In great working condition—lights up perfectly, no issues. Just needs your favorite shade (not included). Solid and heavy for its size, perfect for a side table, nightstand, or accent piece. 211 / 490 -
Photographic art prints that were signed by the artist in the early 1990s. Includes matting and frame. Some minor scratches to the frame. Artwork is an excellent condition. Certificates are on the back of each. Please see pictures for details. Packaging, shipping and insurance are available for a fee. 212 / 490 -
Photographic art prints that were signed by the artist in the early 1990s. Includes matting and frame. Some minor scratches to the frame. Artwork is an excellent condition. Certificates are on the back of each. Please see pictures for details. Packaging, shipping and insurance are available for a fee. 213 / 490 -
Photographic art prints that were signed by the artist in the early 1990s. Includes matting and frame. Some minor scratches to the frame. Artwork is an excellent condition. Certificates are on the back of each. Please see pictures for details. Packaging, shipping and insurance are available for a fee. 214 / 490 -
Photographic art prints that were signed by the artist in the early 1990s. Includes matting and frame. Some minor scratches to the frame. Artwork is an excellent condition. Certificates are on the back of each. Please see pictures for details. Packaging, shipping and insurance are available for a fee. 215 / 490 -
Photographic art prints that were signed by the artist in the early 1990s. Includes matting and frame. Some minor scratches to the frame. Artwork is an excellent condition. Certificates are on the back of each. Please see pictures for details. Packaging, shipping and insurance are available for a fee. 216 / 490 -
Photographic art prints that were signed by the artist in the early 1990s. Includes matting and frame. Some minor scratches to the frame. Artwork is an excellent condition. Certificates are on the back of each. Please see pictures for details. Packaging, shipping and insurance are available for a fee. 217 / 490 -
Photographic art prints that were signed by the artist in the early 1990s. Includes matting and frame. Some minor scratches to the frame. Artwork is an excellent condition. Certificates are on the back of each. Please see pictures for details. Packaging, shipping and insurance are available for a fee. 218 / 490 -
Photographic art prints that were signed by the artist in the early 1990s. Includes matting and frame. Some minor scratches to the frame. Artwork is an excellent condition. Certificates are on the back of each. Please see pictures for details. Packaging, shipping and insurance are available for a fee. 219 / 490 -
Photographic art prints that were signed by the artist in the early 1990s. Includes matting and frame. Some minor scratches to the frame. Artwork is an excellent condition. Certificates are on the back of each. Please see pictures for details. Packaging, shipping and insurance are available for a fee. 220 / 490 -
Beautiful vintage 1990s offset lithograph by renowned Cherokee-inspired artist Carol Grigg. Depicts a serene Native American woman in flowing robes riding a horse — classic ethereal watercolor style symbolizing harmony with nature. Professionally double-matted (brown inner, cream outer) and framed in a light wood frame with glass. Excellent condition, no fading or damage — ready to hang! Overall size approx. 24" wide × 20" tall. 221 / 490 -
Beautiful vintage 1990s offset lithograph by renowned Cherokee-inspired artist Carol Grigg. Depicts a serene Native American woman in flowing robes riding a horse — classic ethereal watercolor style symbolizing harmony with nature. Professionally double-matted (brown inner, cream outer) and framed in a light wood frame with glass. Excellent condition, no fading or damage — ready to hang! Overall size approx. 24" wide × 20" tall. 222 / 490 -
Beautiful vintage 1990s offset lithograph by renowned Cherokee-inspired artist Carol Grigg. Depicts a serene Native American woman in flowing robes riding a horse — classic ethereal watercolor style symbolizing harmony with nature. Professionally double-matted (brown inner, cream outer) and framed in a light wood frame with glass. Excellent condition, no fading or damage — ready to hang! Overall size approx. 24" wide × 20" tall. 223 / 490 -
Beautiful vintage 1990s offset lithograph by renowned Cherokee-inspired artist Carol Grigg. Depicts a serene Native American woman in flowing robes riding a horse — classic ethereal watercolor style symbolizing harmony with nature. Professionally double-matted (brown inner, cream outer) and framed in a light wood frame with glass. Excellent condition, no fading or damage — ready to hang! Overall size approx. 24" wide × 20" tall. 224 / 490 -
Beautiful vintage 1990s offset lithograph by renowned Cherokee-inspired artist Carol Grigg. Depicts a serene Native American woman in flowing robes riding a horse — classic ethereal watercolor style symbolizing harmony with nature. Professionally double-matted (brown inner, cream outer) and framed in a light wood frame with glass. Excellent condition, no fading or damage — ready to hang! Overall size approx. 24" wide × 20" tall. 225 / 490 -
Beautiful vintage 1990s offset lithograph by renowned Cherokee-inspired artist Carol Grigg. Depicts a serene Native American woman in flowing robes riding a horse — classic ethereal watercolor style symbolizing harmony with nature. Professionally double-matted (brown inner, cream outer) and framed in a light wood frame with glass. Excellent condition, no fading or damage — ready to hang! Overall size approx. 24" wide × 20" tall. 226 / 490 -
Gorgeous vintage mid-century serigraph (silkscreen print) reproduction after Georges Braque's iconic Cubist still life paintings from the 1920s. Features abstracted objects on a table—musical elements (like sheet music), bottles, glass, fruit/compote, newspaper fragments—in classic fragmented Cubist style with earthy tones, bold blacks, and geometric planes. 227 / 490 -
Gorgeous vintage mid-century serigraph (silkscreen print) reproduction after Georges Braque's iconic Cubist still life paintings from the 1920s. Features abstracted objects on a table—musical elements (like sheet music), bottles, glass, fruit/compote, newspaper fragments—in classic fragmented Cubist style with earthy tones, bold blacks, and geometric planes. 228 / 490 -
Gorgeous vintage mid-century serigraph (silkscreen print) reproduction after Georges Braque's iconic Cubist still life paintings from the 1920s. Features abstracted objects on a table—musical elements (like sheet music), bottles, glass, fruit/compote, newspaper fragments—in classic fragmented Cubist style with earthy tones, bold blacks, and geometric planes. 229 / 490 -
Gorgeous vintage mid-century serigraph (silkscreen print) reproduction after Georges Braque's iconic Cubist still life paintings from the 1920s. Features abstracted objects on a table—musical elements (like sheet music), bottles, glass, fruit/compote, newspaper fragments—in classic fragmented Cubist style with earthy tones, bold blacks, and geometric planes. 230 / 490 -
Gorgeous vintage mid-century serigraph (silkscreen print) reproduction after Georges Braque's iconic Cubist still life paintings from the 1920s. Features abstracted objects on a table—musical elements (like sheet music), bottles, glass, fruit/compote, newspaper fragments—in classic fragmented Cubist style with earthy tones, bold blacks, and geometric planes. 231 / 490 -
Gorgeous vintage mid-century serigraph (silkscreen print) reproduction after Georges Braque's iconic Cubist still life paintings from the 1920s. Features abstracted objects on a table—musical elements (like sheet music), bottles, glass, fruit/compote, newspaper fragments—in classic fragmented Cubist style with earthy tones, bold blacks, and geometric planes. 232 / 490 -
Gorgeous vintage mid-century serigraph (silkscreen print) reproduction after Georges Braque's iconic Cubist still life paintings from the 1920s. Features abstracted objects on a table—musical elements (like sheet music), bottles, glass, fruit/compote, newspaper fragments—in classic fragmented Cubist style with earthy tones, bold blacks, and geometric planes. 233 / 490 -
Gorgeous vintage mid-century serigraph (silkscreen print) reproduction after Georges Braque's iconic Cubist still life paintings from the 1920s. Features abstracted objects on a table—musical elements (like sheet music), bottles, glass, fruit/compote, newspaper fragments—in classic fragmented Cubist style with earthy tones, bold blacks, and geometric planes. 234 / 490 -
Cute vintage musical porcelain carousel horse from the late 1980s or 1990s! Distributed by New Horizon of Yonkers Inc. (Braintree, Mass.). This charming white horse with pastel blue/green/yellow accents, ribbons, and bows sits on a wooden oval base (gold pole). It plays a classic tune when wound (music works—tested!). Size: approximately 6" wide x 4" deep x 7.5" tall. Comes in the original red box with molded foam packaging for safe storage/shipping—box shows some shelf wear 235 / 490 -
Cute vintage musical porcelain carousel horse from the late 1980s or 1990s! Distributed by New Horizon of Yonkers Inc. (Braintree, Mass.). This charming white horse with pastel blue/green/yellow accents, ribbons, and bows sits on a wooden oval base (gold pole). It plays a classic tune when wound (music works—tested!). Size: approximately 6" wide x 4" deep x 7.5" tall. Comes in the original red box with molded foam packaging for safe storage/shipping—box shows some shelf wear 236 / 490 -
Cute vintage musical porcelain carousel horse from the late 1980s or 1990s! Distributed by New Horizon of Yonkers Inc. (Braintree, Mass.). This charming white horse with pastel blue/green/yellow accents, ribbons, and bows sits on a wooden oval base (gold pole). It plays a classic tune when wound (music works—tested!). Size: approximately 6" wide x 4" deep x 7.5" tall. Comes in the original red box with molded foam packaging for safe storage/shipping—box shows some shelf wear 237 / 490 -
Cute vintage musical porcelain carousel horse from the late 1980s or 1990s! Distributed by New Horizon of Yonkers Inc. (Braintree, Mass.). This charming white horse with pastel blue/green/yellow accents, ribbons, and bows sits on a wooden oval base (gold pole). It plays a classic tune when wound (music works—tested!). Size: approximately 6" wide x 4" deep x 7.5" tall. Comes in the original red box with molded foam packaging for safe storage/shipping—box shows some shelf wear 238 / 490 -
Cute vintage musical porcelain carousel horse from the late 1980s or 1990s! Distributed by New Horizon of Yonkers Inc. (Braintree, Mass.). This charming white horse with pastel blue/green/yellow accents, ribbons, and bows sits on a wooden oval base (gold pole). It plays a classic tune when wound (music works—tested!). Size: approximately 6" wide x 4" deep x 7.5" tall. Comes in the original red box with molded foam packaging for safe storage/shipping—box shows some shelf wear 239 / 490 -
Beautiful vintage matching trio of Chinese brush ink calligraphy works, each featuring a large bold philosophical character with side inscriptions and authentic red artist seals. - Left: "道" (Dào - The Way/Tao) - Middle: Expressive character with small horse drawing - Right: "缘" (Yuán - Fate/Destiny) Professionally double-matted and framed in black wood with gold accents and glass (approx. 11" × 11.5" artwork each). Excellent ink condition; frames have some vintage scratches/paint loss, one mat has minor bottom scuffs — adds character! Perfect for Zen, minimalist, or Asian-inspired home decor. 240 / 490 sold -
Beautiful vintage matching trio of Chinese brush ink calligraphy works, each featuring a large bold philosophical character with side inscriptions and authentic red artist seals. - Left: "道" (Dào - The Way/Tao) - Middle: Expressive character with small horse drawing - Right: "缘" (Yuán - Fate/Destiny) Professionally double-matted and framed in black wood with gold accents and glass (approx. 11" × 11.5" artwork each). Excellent ink condition; frames have some vintage scratches/paint loss, one mat has minor bottom scuffs — adds character! Perfect for Zen, minimalist, or Asian-inspired home decor. 241 / 490 sold -
Beautiful vintage matching trio of Chinese brush ink calligraphy works, each featuring a large bold philosophical character with side inscriptions and authentic red artist seals. - Left: "道" (Dào - The Way/Tao) - Middle: Expressive character with small horse drawing - Right: "缘" (Yuán - Fate/Destiny) Professionally double-matted and framed in black wood with gold accents and glass (approx. 11" × 11.5" artwork each). Excellent ink condition; frames have some vintage scratches/paint loss, one mat has minor bottom scuffs — adds character! Perfect for Zen, minimalist, or Asian-inspired home decor. 242 / 490 sold -
Beautiful vintage matching trio of Chinese brush ink calligraphy works, each featuring a large bold philosophical character with side inscriptions and authentic red artist seals. - Left: "道" (Dào - The Way/Tao) - Middle: Expressive character with small horse drawing - Right: "缘" (Yuán - Fate/Destiny) Professionally double-matted and framed in black wood with gold accents and glass (approx. 11" × 11.5" artwork each). Excellent ink condition; frames have some vintage scratches/paint loss, one mat has minor bottom scuffs — adds character! Perfect for Zen, minimalist, or Asian-inspired home decor. 243 / 490 sold -
Beautiful vintage matching trio of Chinese brush ink calligraphy works, each featuring a large bold philosophical character with side inscriptions and authentic red artist seals. - Left: "道" (Dào - The Way/Tao) - Middle: Expressive character with small horse drawing - Right: "缘" (Yuán - Fate/Destiny) Professionally double-matted and framed in black wood with gold accents and glass (approx. 11" × 11.5" artwork each). Excellent ink condition; frames have some vintage scratches/paint loss, one mat has minor bottom scuffs — adds character! Perfect for Zen, minimalist, or Asian-inspired home decor. 244 / 490 sold -
Beautiful vintage matching trio of Chinese brush ink calligraphy works, each featuring a large bold philosophical character with side inscriptions and authentic red artist seals. - Left: "道" (Dào - The Way/Tao) - Middle: Expressive character with small horse drawing - Right: "缘" (Yuán - Fate/Destiny) Professionally double-matted and framed in black wood with gold accents and glass (approx. 11" × 11.5" artwork each). Excellent ink condition; frames have some vintage scratches/paint loss, one mat has minor bottom scuffs — adds character! Perfect for Zen, minimalist, or Asian-inspired home decor. 245 / 490 sold -
This nostalgic vintage-style wall plaque celebrates the Feasterville Fire Company in Bucks County, Pennsylvania—chartered in 1943—and includes a special tribute to a 1982 Firefighter (likely an award, recognition, or dedication piece). Expertly handcrafted from sturdy cast resin and painted in a deep black with a highly realistic wood-grain finish to resemble aged, textured wood, it showcases a prominent raised-relief antique steam fire pumper engine in vivid red and gold, along with crisp raised lettering for the company name, charter year, and commemorative details. Measurements: Approximately 11 inches wide × 12 inches high (classic shield shape with elegant scalloped edges). Maker: Features the original back tag reading "Handcrafted by Walter E. Lee Company", confirming its artisan origins from the early 1980s period. Ideal for collectors of firefighter memorabilia, Pennsylvania local history, volunteer fire department displays, retirement or appreciation gifts, or rustic Americana/man cave decor. In excellent vintage condition with strong paint adhesion, no significant damage, and plenty of authentic character. A heartfelt nod to community heroism and firefighting tradition! 246 / 490 -
This nostalgic vintage-style wall plaque celebrates the Feasterville Fire Company in Bucks County, Pennsylvania—chartered in 1943—and includes a special tribute to a 1982 Firefighter (likely an award, recognition, or dedication piece). Expertly handcrafted from sturdy cast resin and painted in a deep black with a highly realistic wood-grain finish to resemble aged, textured wood, it showcases a prominent raised-relief antique steam fire pumper engine in vivid red and gold, along with crisp raised lettering for the company name, charter year, and commemorative details. Measurements: Approximately 11 inches wide × 12 inches high (classic shield shape with elegant scalloped edges). Maker: Features the original back tag reading "Handcrafted by Walter E. Lee Company", confirming its artisan origins from the early 1980s period. Ideal for collectors of firefighter memorabilia, Pennsylvania local history, volunteer fire department displays, retirement or appreciation gifts, or rustic Americana/man cave decor. In excellent vintage condition with strong paint adhesion, no significant damage, and plenty of authentic character. A heartfelt nod to community heroism and firefighting tradition! 247 / 490 -
This nostalgic vintage-style wall plaque celebrates the Feasterville Fire Company in Bucks County, Pennsylvania—chartered in 1943—and includes a special tribute to a 1982 Firefighter (likely an award, recognition, or dedication piece). Expertly handcrafted from sturdy cast resin and painted in a deep black with a highly realistic wood-grain finish to resemble aged, textured wood, it showcases a prominent raised-relief antique steam fire pumper engine in vivid red and gold, along with crisp raised lettering for the company name, charter year, and commemorative details. Measurements: Approximately 11 inches wide × 12 inches high (classic shield shape with elegant scalloped edges). Maker: Features the original back tag reading "Handcrafted by Walter E. Lee Company", confirming its artisan origins from the early 1980s period. Ideal for collectors of firefighter memorabilia, Pennsylvania local history, volunteer fire department displays, retirement or appreciation gifts, or rustic Americana/man cave decor. In excellent vintage condition with strong paint adhesion, no significant damage, and plenty of authentic character. A heartfelt nod to community heroism and firefighting tradition! 248 / 490 -
This nostalgic vintage-style wall plaque celebrates the Feasterville Fire Company in Bucks County, Pennsylvania—chartered in 1943—and includes a special tribute to a 1982 Firefighter (likely an award, recognition, or dedication piece). Expertly handcrafted from sturdy cast resin and painted in a deep black with a highly realistic wood-grain finish to resemble aged, textured wood, it showcases a prominent raised-relief antique steam fire pumper engine in vivid red and gold, along with crisp raised lettering for the company name, charter year, and commemorative details. Measurements: Approximately 11 inches wide × 12 inches high (classic shield shape with elegant scalloped edges). Maker: Features the original back tag reading "Handcrafted by Walter E. Lee Company", confirming its artisan origins from the early 1980s period. Ideal for collectors of firefighter memorabilia, Pennsylvania local history, volunteer fire department displays, retirement or appreciation gifts, or rustic Americana/man cave decor. In excellent vintage condition with strong paint adhesion, no significant damage, and plenty of authentic character. A heartfelt nod to community heroism and firefighting tradition! 249 / 490 -
This nostalgic vintage-style wall plaque celebrates the Feasterville Fire Company in Bucks County, Pennsylvania—chartered in 1943—and includes a special tribute to a 1982 Firefighter (likely an award, recognition, or dedication piece). Expertly handcrafted from sturdy cast resin and painted in a deep black with a highly realistic wood-grain finish to resemble aged, textured wood, it showcases a prominent raised-relief antique steam fire pumper engine in vivid red and gold, along with crisp raised lettering for the company name, charter year, and commemorative details. Measurements: Approximately 11 inches wide × 12 inches high (classic shield shape with elegant scalloped edges). Maker: Features the original back tag reading "Handcrafted by Walter E. Lee Company", confirming its artisan origins from the early 1980s period. Ideal for collectors of firefighter memorabilia, Pennsylvania local history, volunteer fire department displays, retirement or appreciation gifts, or rustic Americana/man cave decor. In excellent vintage condition with strong paint adhesion, no significant damage, and plenty of authentic character. A heartfelt nod to community heroism and firefighting tradition! 250 / 490 -
This nostalgic vintage-style wall plaque celebrates the Feasterville Fire Company in Bucks County, Pennsylvania—chartered in 1943—and includes a special tribute to a 1982 Firefighter (likely an award, recognition, or dedication piece). Expertly handcrafted from sturdy cast resin and painted in a deep black with a highly realistic wood-grain finish to resemble aged, textured wood, it showcases a prominent raised-relief antique steam fire pumper engine in vivid red and gold, along with crisp raised lettering for the company name, charter year, and commemorative details. Measurements: Approximately 11 inches wide × 12 inches high (classic shield shape with elegant scalloped edges). Maker: Features the original back tag reading "Handcrafted by Walter E. Lee Company", confirming its artisan origins from the early 1980s period. Ideal for collectors of firefighter memorabilia, Pennsylvania local history, volunteer fire department displays, retirement or appreciation gifts, or rustic Americana/man cave decor. In excellent vintage condition with strong paint adhesion, no significant damage, and plenty of authentic character. A heartfelt nod to community heroism and firefighting tradition! 251 / 490 -
This nostalgic vintage-style wall plaque celebrates the Feasterville Fire Company in Bucks County, Pennsylvania—chartered in 1943—and includes a special tribute to a 1982 Firefighter (likely an award, recognition, or dedication piece). Expertly handcrafted from sturdy cast resin and painted in a deep black with a highly realistic wood-grain finish to resemble aged, textured wood, it showcases a prominent raised-relief antique steam fire pumper engine in vivid red and gold, along with crisp raised lettering for the company name, charter year, and commemorative details. Measurements: Approximately 11 inches wide × 12 inches high (classic shield shape with elegant scalloped edges). Maker: Features the original back tag reading "Handcrafted by Walter E. Lee Company", confirming its artisan origins from the early 1980s period. Ideal for collectors of firefighter memorabilia, Pennsylvania local history, volunteer fire department displays, retirement or appreciation gifts, or rustic Americana/man cave decor. In excellent vintage condition with strong paint adhesion, no significant damage, and plenty of authentic character. A heartfelt nod to community heroism and firefighting tradition! 252 / 490 -
Offered is a striking original artwork by American artist Fred Szabries, featuring a sensual nude figure crafted on brushed aluminum. Measuring 12 inches wide by 26 inches high, this vertical panel showcases Szabries' signature technique of etching and layering metallic paints to create a luminous, gold-toned finish against a dark backdrop. The piece, signed "Szabries" in the lower right, exemplifies his innovative use of industrial materials, blending abstract fluidity with classical form. Known for commissions with the U.S. Air Force and appearances in private collections (including comedian Dennis Miller), Szabries' works are prized for their textured depth and modern elegance. Ideal for collectors or contemporary decor, this piece comes from a limited series, with no visible damage. 253 / 490 -
Offered is a striking original artwork by American artist Fred Szabries, featuring a sensual nude figure crafted on brushed aluminum. Measuring 12 inches wide by 26 inches high, this vertical panel showcases Szabries' signature technique of etching and layering metallic paints to create a luminous, gold-toned finish against a dark backdrop. The piece, signed "Szabries" in the lower right, exemplifies his innovative use of industrial materials, blending abstract fluidity with classical form. Known for commissions with the U.S. Air Force and appearances in private collections (including comedian Dennis Miller), Szabries' works are prized for their textured depth and modern elegance. Ideal for collectors or contemporary decor, this piece comes from a limited series, with no visible damage. 254 / 490 -
Offered is a striking original artwork by American artist Fred Szabries, featuring a sensual nude figure crafted on brushed aluminum. Measuring 12 inches wide by 26 inches high, this vertical panel showcases Szabries' signature technique of etching and layering metallic paints to create a luminous, gold-toned finish against a dark backdrop. The piece, signed "Szabries" in the lower right, exemplifies his innovative use of industrial materials, blending abstract fluidity with classical form. Known for commissions with the U.S. Air Force and appearances in private collections (including comedian Dennis Miller), Szabries' works are prized for their textured depth and modern elegance. Ideal for collectors or contemporary decor, this piece comes from a limited series, with no visible damage. 255 / 490 -
Offered is a striking original artwork by American artist Fred Szabries, featuring a sensual nude figure crafted on brushed aluminum. Measuring 12 inches wide by 26 inches high, this vertical panel showcases Szabries' signature technique of etching and layering metallic paints to create a luminous, gold-toned finish against a dark backdrop. The piece, signed "Szabries" in the lower right, exemplifies his innovative use of industrial materials, blending abstract fluidity with classical form. Known for commissions with the U.S. Air Force and appearances in private collections (including comedian Dennis Miller), Szabries' works are prized for their textured depth and modern elegance. Ideal for collectors or contemporary decor, this piece comes from a limited series, with no visible damage. 256 / 490 -
Offered is a striking original artwork by American artist Fred Szabries, featuring a sensual nude figure crafted on brushed aluminum. Measuring 12 inches wide by 26 inches high, this vertical panel showcases Szabries' signature technique of etching and layering metallic paints to create a luminous, gold-toned finish against a dark backdrop. The piece, signed "Szabries" in the lower right, exemplifies his innovative use of industrial materials, blending abstract fluidity with classical form. Known for commissions with the U.S. Air Force and appearances in private collections (including comedian Dennis Miller), Szabries' works are prized for their textured depth and modern elegance. Ideal for collectors or contemporary decor, this piece comes from a limited series, with no visible damage. 257 / 490 -
Offered is a striking original artwork by American artist Fred Szabries, featuring a sensual nude figure crafted on brushed aluminum. Measuring 12 inches wide by 26 inches high, this vertical panel showcases Szabries' signature technique of etching and layering metallic paints to create a luminous, gold-toned finish against a dark backdrop. The piece, signed "Szabries" in the lower right, exemplifies his innovative use of industrial materials, blending abstract fluidity with classical form. Known for commissions with the U.S. Air Force and appearances in private collections (including comedian Dennis Miller), Szabries' works are prized for their textured depth and modern elegance. Ideal for collectors or contemporary decor, this piece comes from a limited series, with no visible damage. 258 / 490 -
Delight in this charming 2003 giclee print by renowned American watercolorist Carolyn Blish (b. 1928), titled As a Flower of the Field—a tender nod to Psalm 103:15-16, capturing the fleeting innocence of childhood. A blonde girl with a daisy crown giggles amid a lush field of blooming white flowers, her white lace dress fluttering in soft greens and petals. Blish's signature watercolor style shines through in this high-quality reproduction: ethereal, joyful, and faith-filled, evoking her celebrated motifs of children at play in nature. Pencil-signed by the artist in the margin, this limited-edition piece. 259 / 490 -
Delight in this charming 2003 giclee print by renowned American watercolorist Carolyn Blish (b. 1928), titled As a Flower of the Field—a tender nod to Psalm 103:15-16, capturing the fleeting innocence of childhood. A blonde girl with a daisy crown giggles amid a lush field of blooming white flowers, her white lace dress fluttering in soft greens and petals. Blish's signature watercolor style shines through in this high-quality reproduction: ethereal, joyful, and faith-filled, evoking her celebrated motifs of children at play in nature. Pencil-signed by the artist in the margin, this limited-edition piece. 260 / 490 -
Delight in this charming 2003 giclee print by renowned American watercolorist Carolyn Blish (b. 1928), titled As a Flower of the Field—a tender nod to Psalm 103:15-16, capturing the fleeting innocence of childhood. A blonde girl with a daisy crown giggles amid a lush field of blooming white flowers, her white lace dress fluttering in soft greens and petals. Blish's signature watercolor style shines through in this high-quality reproduction: ethereal, joyful, and faith-filled, evoking her celebrated motifs of children at play in nature. Pencil-signed by the artist in the margin, this limited-edition piece. 261 / 490 -
Delight in this charming 2003 giclee print by renowned American watercolorist Carolyn Blish (b. 1928), titled As a Flower of the Field—a tender nod to Psalm 103:15-16, capturing the fleeting innocence of childhood. A blonde girl with a daisy crown giggles amid a lush field of blooming white flowers, her white lace dress fluttering in soft greens and petals. Blish's signature watercolor style shines through in this high-quality reproduction: ethereal, joyful, and faith-filled, evoking her celebrated motifs of children at play in nature. Pencil-signed by the artist in the margin, this limited-edition piece. 262 / 490 -
Delight in this charming 2003 giclee print by renowned American watercolorist Carolyn Blish (b. 1928), titled As a Flower of the Field—a tender nod to Psalm 103:15-16, capturing the fleeting innocence of childhood. A blonde girl with a daisy crown giggles amid a lush field of blooming white flowers, her white lace dress fluttering in soft greens and petals. Blish's signature watercolor style shines through in this high-quality reproduction: ethereal, joyful, and faith-filled, evoking her celebrated motifs of children at play in nature. Pencil-signed by the artist in the margin, this limited-edition piece. 263 / 490 -
Delight in this charming 2003 giclee print by renowned American watercolorist Carolyn Blish (b. 1928), titled As a Flower of the Field—a tender nod to Psalm 103:15-16, capturing the fleeting innocence of childhood. A blonde girl with a daisy crown giggles amid a lush field of blooming white flowers, her white lace dress fluttering in soft greens and petals. Blish's signature watercolor style shines through in this high-quality reproduction: ethereal, joyful, and faith-filled, evoking her celebrated motifs of children at play in nature. Pencil-signed by the artist in the margin, this limited-edition piece. 264 / 490 -
Delight in this charming 2003 giclee print by renowned American watercolorist Carolyn Blish (b. 1928), titled As a Flower of the Field—a tender nod to Psalm 103:15-16, capturing the fleeting innocence of childhood. A blonde girl with a daisy crown giggles amid a lush field of blooming white flowers, her white lace dress fluttering in soft greens and petals. Blish's signature watercolor style shines through in this high-quality reproduction: ethereal, joyful, and faith-filled, evoking her celebrated motifs of children at play in nature. Pencil-signed by the artist in the margin, this limited-edition piece. 265 / 490 -
Step into the timeless spirit of the American West with this evocative original oil on canvas portrait, signed and dated "Bev Ellington '79" in the lower right. Capturing the profound wisdom and resilience of an elderly Native American elder in profile, the painting showcases intricate details like weathered facial lines, a wide-brimmed hat casting gentle shadows, long braided hair adorned with feathers, and a richly textured scarf in deep greens against a warm ochre background. The artist's skillful use of earthy tones and subtle shading brings a sense of quiet introspection and cultural reverence to life, evoking the traditions of Southwestern Indigenous peoples. Measuring 17.5 inches wide by 21.5 inches high (canvas), this piece is elegantly presented in a classic gold-toned wooden frame with ornate detailing, ready to hang and enhance any space—perfect for a den, office, or gallery wall. Created in 1979, it reflects the era's fascination with Native American heritage and folk realism. In excellent vintage condition with no craquelure, tears, or restoration needed; minor surface patina adds authentic character. 275 / 490 sold -
Step into the timeless spirit of the American West with this evocative original oil on canvas portrait, signed and dated "Bev Ellington '79" in the lower right. Capturing the profound wisdom and resilience of an elderly Native American elder in profile, the painting showcases intricate details like weathered facial lines, a wide-brimmed hat casting gentle shadows, long braided hair adorned with feathers, and a richly textured scarf in deep greens against a warm ochre background. The artist's skillful use of earthy tones and subtle shading brings a sense of quiet introspection and cultural reverence to life, evoking the traditions of Southwestern Indigenous peoples. Measuring 17.5 inches wide by 21.5 inches high (canvas), this piece is elegantly presented in a classic gold-toned wooden frame with ornate detailing, ready to hang and enhance any space—perfect for a den, office, or gallery wall. Created in 1979, it reflects the era's fascination with Native American heritage and folk realism. In excellent vintage condition with no craquelure, tears, or restoration needed; minor surface patina adds authentic character. 276 / 490 sold -
Step into the timeless spirit of the American West with this evocative original oil on canvas portrait, signed and dated "Bev Ellington '79" in the lower right. Capturing the profound wisdom and resilience of an elderly Native American elder in profile, the painting showcases intricate details like weathered facial lines, a wide-brimmed hat casting gentle shadows, long braided hair adorned with feathers, and a richly textured scarf in deep greens against a warm ochre background. The artist's skillful use of earthy tones and subtle shading brings a sense of quiet introspection and cultural reverence to life, evoking the traditions of Southwestern Indigenous peoples. Measuring 17.5 inches wide by 21.5 inches high (canvas), this piece is elegantly presented in a classic gold-toned wooden frame with ornate detailing, ready to hang and enhance any space—perfect for a den, office, or gallery wall. Created in 1979, it reflects the era's fascination with Native American heritage and folk realism. In excellent vintage condition with no craquelure, tears, or restoration needed; minor surface patina adds authentic character. 277 / 490 sold -
Step into the timeless spirit of the American West with this evocative original oil on canvas portrait, signed and dated "Bev Ellington '79" in the lower right. Capturing the profound wisdom and resilience of an elderly Native American elder in profile, the painting showcases intricate details like weathered facial lines, a wide-brimmed hat casting gentle shadows, long braided hair adorned with feathers, and a richly textured scarf in deep greens against a warm ochre background. The artist's skillful use of earthy tones and subtle shading brings a sense of quiet introspection and cultural reverence to life, evoking the traditions of Southwestern Indigenous peoples. Measuring 17.5 inches wide by 21.5 inches high (canvas), this piece is elegantly presented in a classic gold-toned wooden frame with ornate detailing, ready to hang and enhance any space—perfect for a den, office, or gallery wall. Created in 1979, it reflects the era's fascination with Native American heritage and folk realism. In excellent vintage condition with no craquelure, tears, or restoration needed; minor surface patina adds authentic character. 278 / 490 sold -
Step into the timeless spirit of the American West with this evocative original oil on canvas portrait, signed and dated "Bev Ellington '79" in the lower right. Capturing the profound wisdom and resilience of an elderly Native American elder in profile, the painting showcases intricate details like weathered facial lines, a wide-brimmed hat casting gentle shadows, long braided hair adorned with feathers, and a richly textured scarf in deep greens against a warm ochre background. The artist's skillful use of earthy tones and subtle shading brings a sense of quiet introspection and cultural reverence to life, evoking the traditions of Southwestern Indigenous peoples. Measuring 17.5 inches wide by 21.5 inches high (canvas), this piece is elegantly presented in a classic gold-toned wooden frame with ornate detailing, ready to hang and enhance any space—perfect for a den, office, or gallery wall. Created in 1979, it reflects the era's fascination with Native American heritage and folk realism. In excellent vintage condition with no craquelure, tears, or restoration needed; minor surface patina adds authentic character. 279 / 490 sold -
This limited-edition pencil-signed lithograph by acclaimed American Western artist Michael Coleman (b. 1946) captures the quiet dignity and resilience of Lakota Sioux life on the Great Plains. Created in 1981, the work depicts a poised Native American woman in traditional beaded buckskin dress, standing gracefully in a vast, open prairie landscape dotted with tipis and barren winter trees under a soft, overcast sky. She carries a child in a cradleboard on her back, evoking themes of maternal strength, cultural continuity, and harmony with the natural world—hallmarks of Coleman's evocative style, influenced by 19th-century Hudson River School masters like Thomas Moran and Carl Rungius. Rendered in muted earth tones with meticulous detail, the 13 x 22-inch image exemplifies Coleman's mastery of atmospheric depth and narrative subtlety, drawing from his Utah roots and lifelong immersion in Rocky Mountain wilderness. Printed as an original work of art on high-quality archival paper, this piece is hinged (not mounted) for preservation, ensuring its pristine condition with no fading, tears, or discoloration. The elegant wood frame, showing minor surface wear consistent with age, complements the artwork while protecting its integrity. Overall framed dimensions measure 20 x 29.5 inches. A sought-after early print from Coleman's oeuvre, celebrated in collections including the Buffalo Bill Historical Center and those of figures like Clint Eastwood, this lithograph offers a poignant window into vanishing frontier traditions. 280 / 490 sold -
This limited-edition pencil-signed lithograph by acclaimed American Western artist Michael Coleman (b. 1946) captures the quiet dignity and resilience of Lakota Sioux life on the Great Plains. Created in 1981, the work depicts a poised Native American woman in traditional beaded buckskin dress, standing gracefully in a vast, open prairie landscape dotted with tipis and barren winter trees under a soft, overcast sky. She carries a child in a cradleboard on her back, evoking themes of maternal strength, cultural continuity, and harmony with the natural world—hallmarks of Coleman's evocative style, influenced by 19th-century Hudson River School masters like Thomas Moran and Carl Rungius. Rendered in muted earth tones with meticulous detail, the 13 x 22-inch image exemplifies Coleman's mastery of atmospheric depth and narrative subtlety, drawing from his Utah roots and lifelong immersion in Rocky Mountain wilderness. Printed as an original work of art on high-quality archival paper, this piece is hinged (not mounted) for preservation, ensuring its pristine condition with no fading, tears, or discoloration. The elegant wood frame, showing minor surface wear consistent with age, complements the artwork while protecting its integrity. Overall framed dimensions measure 20 x 29.5 inches. A sought-after early print from Coleman's oeuvre, celebrated in collections including the Buffalo Bill Historical Center and those of figures like Clint Eastwood, this lithograph offers a poignant window into vanishing frontier traditions. 281 / 490 sold -
This limited-edition pencil-signed lithograph by acclaimed American Western artist Michael Coleman (b. 1946) captures the quiet dignity and resilience of Lakota Sioux life on the Great Plains. Created in 1981, the work depicts a poised Native American woman in traditional beaded buckskin dress, standing gracefully in a vast, open prairie landscape dotted with tipis and barren winter trees under a soft, overcast sky. She carries a child in a cradleboard on her back, evoking themes of maternal strength, cultural continuity, and harmony with the natural world—hallmarks of Coleman's evocative style, influenced by 19th-century Hudson River School masters like Thomas Moran and Carl Rungius. Rendered in muted earth tones with meticulous detail, the 13 x 22-inch image exemplifies Coleman's mastery of atmospheric depth and narrative subtlety, drawing from his Utah roots and lifelong immersion in Rocky Mountain wilderness. Printed as an original work of art on high-quality archival paper, this piece is hinged (not mounted) for preservation, ensuring its pristine condition with no fading, tears, or discoloration. The elegant wood frame, showing minor surface wear consistent with age, complements the artwork while protecting its integrity. Overall framed dimensions measure 20 x 29.5 inches. A sought-after early print from Coleman's oeuvre, celebrated in collections including the Buffalo Bill Historical Center and those of figures like Clint Eastwood, this lithograph offers a poignant window into vanishing frontier traditions. 282 / 490 sold -
This limited-edition pencil-signed lithograph by acclaimed American Western artist Michael Coleman (b. 1946) captures the quiet dignity and resilience of Lakota Sioux life on the Great Plains. Created in 1981, the work depicts a poised Native American woman in traditional beaded buckskin dress, standing gracefully in a vast, open prairie landscape dotted with tipis and barren winter trees under a soft, overcast sky. She carries a child in a cradleboard on her back, evoking themes of maternal strength, cultural continuity, and harmony with the natural world—hallmarks of Coleman's evocative style, influenced by 19th-century Hudson River School masters like Thomas Moran and Carl Rungius. Rendered in muted earth tones with meticulous detail, the 13 x 22-inch image exemplifies Coleman's mastery of atmospheric depth and narrative subtlety, drawing from his Utah roots and lifelong immersion in Rocky Mountain wilderness. Printed as an original work of art on high-quality archival paper, this piece is hinged (not mounted) for preservation, ensuring its pristine condition with no fading, tears, or discoloration. The elegant wood frame, showing minor surface wear consistent with age, complements the artwork while protecting its integrity. Overall framed dimensions measure 20 x 29.5 inches. A sought-after early print from Coleman's oeuvre, celebrated in collections including the Buffalo Bill Historical Center and those of figures like Clint Eastwood, this lithograph offers a poignant window into vanishing frontier traditions. 283 / 490 sold -
This limited-edition pencil-signed lithograph by acclaimed American Western artist Michael Coleman (b. 1946) captures the quiet dignity and resilience of Lakota Sioux life on the Great Plains. Created in 1981, the work depicts a poised Native American woman in traditional beaded buckskin dress, standing gracefully in a vast, open prairie landscape dotted with tipis and barren winter trees under a soft, overcast sky. She carries a child in a cradleboard on her back, evoking themes of maternal strength, cultural continuity, and harmony with the natural world—hallmarks of Coleman's evocative style, influenced by 19th-century Hudson River School masters like Thomas Moran and Carl Rungius. Rendered in muted earth tones with meticulous detail, the 13 x 22-inch image exemplifies Coleman's mastery of atmospheric depth and narrative subtlety, drawing from his Utah roots and lifelong immersion in Rocky Mountain wilderness. Printed as an original work of art on high-quality archival paper, this piece is hinged (not mounted) for preservation, ensuring its pristine condition with no fading, tears, or discoloration. The elegant wood frame, showing minor surface wear consistent with age, complements the artwork while protecting its integrity. Overall framed dimensions measure 20 x 29.5 inches. A sought-after early print from Coleman's oeuvre, celebrated in collections including the Buffalo Bill Historical Center and those of figures like Clint Eastwood, this lithograph offers a poignant window into vanishing frontier traditions. 284 / 490 sold -
This limited-edition pencil-signed lithograph by acclaimed American Western artist Michael Coleman (b. 1946) captures the quiet dignity and resilience of Lakota Sioux life on the Great Plains. Created in 1981, the work depicts a poised Native American woman in traditional beaded buckskin dress, standing gracefully in a vast, open prairie landscape dotted with tipis and barren winter trees under a soft, overcast sky. She carries a child in a cradleboard on her back, evoking themes of maternal strength, cultural continuity, and harmony with the natural world—hallmarks of Coleman's evocative style, influenced by 19th-century Hudson River School masters like Thomas Moran and Carl Rungius. Rendered in muted earth tones with meticulous detail, the 13 x 22-inch image exemplifies Coleman's mastery of atmospheric depth and narrative subtlety, drawing from his Utah roots and lifelong immersion in Rocky Mountain wilderness. Printed as an original work of art on high-quality archival paper, this piece is hinged (not mounted) for preservation, ensuring its pristine condition with no fading, tears, or discoloration. The elegant wood frame, showing minor surface wear consistent with age, complements the artwork while protecting its integrity. Overall framed dimensions measure 20 x 29.5 inches. A sought-after early print from Coleman's oeuvre, celebrated in collections including the Buffalo Bill Historical Center and those of figures like Clint Eastwood, this lithograph offers a poignant window into vanishing frontier traditions. 285 / 490 sold -
This limited-edition pencil-signed lithograph by acclaimed American Western artist Michael Coleman (b. 1946) captures the quiet dignity and resilience of Lakota Sioux life on the Great Plains. Created in 1981, the work depicts a poised Native American woman in traditional beaded buckskin dress, standing gracefully in a vast, open prairie landscape dotted with tipis and barren winter trees under a soft, overcast sky. She carries a child in a cradleboard on her back, evoking themes of maternal strength, cultural continuity, and harmony with the natural world—hallmarks of Coleman's evocative style, influenced by 19th-century Hudson River School masters like Thomas Moran and Carl Rungius. Rendered in muted earth tones with meticulous detail, the 13 x 22-inch image exemplifies Coleman's mastery of atmospheric depth and narrative subtlety, drawing from his Utah roots and lifelong immersion in Rocky Mountain wilderness. Printed as an original work of art on high-quality archival paper, this piece is hinged (not mounted) for preservation, ensuring its pristine condition with no fading, tears, or discoloration. The elegant wood frame, showing minor surface wear consistent with age, complements the artwork while protecting its integrity. Overall framed dimensions measure 20 x 29.5 inches. A sought-after early print from Coleman's oeuvre, celebrated in collections including the Buffalo Bill Historical Center and those of figures like Clint Eastwood, this lithograph offers a poignant window into vanishing frontier traditions. 286 / 490 sold -
This limited-edition pencil-signed lithograph by acclaimed American Western artist Michael Coleman (b. 1946) captures the quiet dignity and resilience of Lakota Sioux life on the Great Plains. Created in 1981, the work depicts a poised Native American woman in traditional beaded buckskin dress, standing gracefully in a vast, open prairie landscape dotted with tipis and barren winter trees under a soft, overcast sky. She carries a child in a cradleboard on her back, evoking themes of maternal strength, cultural continuity, and harmony with the natural world—hallmarks of Coleman's evocative style, influenced by 19th-century Hudson River School masters like Thomas Moran and Carl Rungius. Rendered in muted earth tones with meticulous detail, the 13 x 22-inch image exemplifies Coleman's mastery of atmospheric depth and narrative subtlety, drawing from his Utah roots and lifelong immersion in Rocky Mountain wilderness. Printed as an original work of art on high-quality archival paper, this piece is hinged (not mounted) for preservation, ensuring its pristine condition with no fading, tears, or discoloration. The elegant wood frame, showing minor surface wear consistent with age, complements the artwork while protecting its integrity. Overall framed dimensions measure 20 x 29.5 inches. A sought-after early print from Coleman's oeuvre, celebrated in collections including the Buffalo Bill Historical Center and those of figures like Clint Eastwood, this lithograph offers a poignant window into vanishing frontier traditions. 287 / 490 sold -
This limited-edition pencil-signed lithograph by acclaimed American Western artist Michael Coleman (b. 1946) captures the quiet dignity and resilience of Lakota Sioux life on the Great Plains. Created in 1981, the work depicts a poised Native American woman in traditional beaded buckskin dress, standing gracefully in a vast, open prairie landscape dotted with tipis and barren winter trees under a soft, overcast sky. She carries a child in a cradleboard on her back, evoking themes of maternal strength, cultural continuity, and harmony with the natural world—hallmarks of Coleman's evocative style, influenced by 19th-century Hudson River School masters like Thomas Moran and Carl Rungius. Rendered in muted earth tones with meticulous detail, the 13 x 22-inch image exemplifies Coleman's mastery of atmospheric depth and narrative subtlety, drawing from his Utah roots and lifelong immersion in Rocky Mountain wilderness. Printed as an original work of art on high-quality archival paper, this piece is hinged (not mounted) for preservation, ensuring its pristine condition with no fading, tears, or discoloration. The elegant wood frame, showing minor surface wear consistent with age, complements the artwork while protecting its integrity. Overall framed dimensions measure 20 x 29.5 inches. A sought-after early print from Coleman's oeuvre, celebrated in collections including the Buffalo Bill Historical Center and those of figures like Clint Eastwood, this lithograph offers a poignant window into vanishing frontier traditions. 288 / 490 sold -
Vintage artisan stoneware bud vase with a beautiful textured speckled oatmeal/brown glaze—perfect mid-century modern or 1960s/1970s aesthetic. Features a classic bulbous body with a narrow neck, ideal for displaying single stems or dried flowers. Measurements: Approximately 5.5 inches tall x 4.5 inches at widest point. Condition: Excellent—no chips, cracks, crazing, or any damage. Clean and ready to display. Likely handcrafted art pottery piece. 289 / 490 -
Vintage artisan stoneware bud vase with a beautiful textured speckled oatmeal/brown glaze—perfect mid-century modern or 1960s/1970s aesthetic. Features a classic bulbous body with a narrow neck, ideal for displaying single stems or dried flowers. Measurements: Approximately 5.5 inches tall x 4.5 inches at widest point. Condition: Excellent—no chips, cracks, crazing, or any damage. Clean and ready to display. Likely handcrafted art pottery piece. 290 / 490 -
Vintage artisan stoneware bud vase with a beautiful textured speckled oatmeal/brown glaze—perfect mid-century modern or 1960s/1970s aesthetic. Features a classic bulbous body with a narrow neck, ideal for displaying single stems or dried flowers. Measurements: Approximately 5.5 inches tall x 4.5 inches at widest point. Condition: Excellent—no chips, cracks, crazing, or any damage. Clean and ready to display. Likely handcrafted art pottery piece. 291 / 490 -
Vintage artisan stoneware bud vase with a beautiful textured speckled oatmeal/brown glaze—perfect mid-century modern or 1960s/1970s aesthetic. Features a classic bulbous body with a narrow neck, ideal for displaying single stems or dried flowers. Measurements: Approximately 5.5 inches tall x 4.5 inches at widest point. Condition: Excellent—no chips, cracks, crazing, or any damage. Clean and ready to display. Likely handcrafted art pottery piece. 292 / 490 -
Vintage artisan stoneware bud vase with a beautiful textured speckled oatmeal/brown glaze—perfect mid-century modern or 1960s/1970s aesthetic. Features a classic bulbous body with a narrow neck, ideal for displaying single stems or dried flowers. Measurements: Approximately 5.5 inches tall x 4.5 inches at widest point. Condition: Excellent—no chips, cracks, crazing, or any damage. Clean and ready to display. Likely handcrafted art pottery piece. 293 / 490 -
Chinese bronze lidded ritual vessel in the style of an ancient dou (豆) food container from the Warring States period (circa 475–221 BCE). These vessels were used in ancestral ceremonies to hold grain offerings and symbolized status in ancient Chinese society. - Measures approx. 4 inches across and 2 inches tall. - Features a domed lid with knob handle, shallow bowl on a pedestal foot, and rich aged patina with green and earthy encrustations. - Heavy bronze construction with a crusty, natural-looking verdigris surface that gives it an authentic archaic feel. - Excellent decorative piece for collectors of Asian antiques, bronze art, or ritual objects. 294 / 490 -
Chinese bronze lidded ritual vessel in the style of an ancient dou (豆) food container from the Warring States period (circa 475–221 BCE). These vessels were used in ancestral ceremonies to hold grain offerings and symbolized status in ancient Chinese society. - Measures approx. 4 inches across and 2 inches tall. - Features a domed lid with knob handle, shallow bowl on a pedestal foot, and rich aged patina with green and earthy encrustations. - Heavy bronze construction with a crusty, natural-looking verdigris surface that gives it an authentic archaic feel. - Excellent decorative piece for collectors of Asian antiques, bronze art, or ritual objects. 295 / 490 -
Chinese bronze lidded ritual vessel in the style of an ancient dou (豆) food container from the Warring States period (circa 475–221 BCE). These vessels were used in ancestral ceremonies to hold grain offerings and symbolized status in ancient Chinese society. - Measures approx. 4 inches across and 2 inches tall. - Features a domed lid with knob handle, shallow bowl on a pedestal foot, and rich aged patina with green and earthy encrustations. - Heavy bronze construction with a crusty, natural-looking verdigris surface that gives it an authentic archaic feel. - Excellent decorative piece for collectors of Asian antiques, bronze art, or ritual objects. 296 / 490 -
Chinese bronze lidded ritual vessel in the style of an ancient dou (豆) food container from the Warring States period (circa 475–221 BCE). These vessels were used in ancestral ceremonies to hold grain offerings and symbolized status in ancient Chinese society. - Measures approx. 4 inches across and 2 inches tall. - Features a domed lid with knob handle, shallow bowl on a pedestal foot, and rich aged patina with green and earthy encrustations. - Heavy bronze construction with a crusty, natural-looking verdigris surface that gives it an authentic archaic feel. - Excellent decorative piece for collectors of Asian antiques, bronze art, or ritual objects. 297 / 490 -
Chinese bronze lidded ritual vessel in the style of an ancient dou (豆) food container from the Warring States period (circa 475–221 BCE). These vessels were used in ancestral ceremonies to hold grain offerings and symbolized status in ancient Chinese society. - Measures approx. 4 inches across and 2 inches tall. - Features a domed lid with knob handle, shallow bowl on a pedestal foot, and rich aged patina with green and earthy encrustations. - Heavy bronze construction with a crusty, natural-looking verdigris surface that gives it an authentic archaic feel. - Excellent decorative piece for collectors of Asian antiques, bronze art, or ritual objects. 298 / 490 -
Chinese bronze lidded ritual vessel in the style of an ancient dou (豆) food container from the Warring States period (circa 475–221 BCE). These vessels were used in ancestral ceremonies to hold grain offerings and symbolized status in ancient Chinese society. - Measures approx. 4 inches across and 2 inches tall. - Features a domed lid with knob handle, shallow bowl on a pedestal foot, and rich aged patina with green and earthy encrustations. - Heavy bronze construction with a crusty, natural-looking verdigris surface that gives it an authentic archaic feel. - Excellent decorative piece for collectors of Asian antiques, bronze art, or ritual objects. 299 / 490 -
Chinese bronze lidded ritual vessel in the style of an ancient dou (豆) food container from the Warring States period (circa 475–221 BCE). These vessels were used in ancestral ceremonies to hold grain offerings and symbolized status in ancient Chinese society. - Measures approx. 4 inches across and 2 inches tall. - Features a domed lid with knob handle, shallow bowl on a pedestal foot, and rich aged patina with green and earthy encrustations. - Heavy bronze construction with a crusty, natural-looking verdigris surface that gives it an authentic archaic feel. - Excellent decorative piece for collectors of Asian antiques, bronze art, or ritual objects. 300 / 490
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