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Oil on canvas, signed. in what appears to be the original carved walnut frame. Depicting the vessel Pharos and flying the American flag. Bio from ask ask.com: Irish born Liverpool artist Charles Waldron enjoyed an excellent vantage point for observing the never ending variety of ships and boats that entered Liverpool Harbor at his studio across the Mersey River in Seacombe. At this location he also practiced his trade as an "oil and colour merchant". Much of Waldron's work was painted...

Approx. 16" wide, 13.5" high, 6" deep. Bronze medium brown patina and with Susse Frere foundry mark. "Sappho" --many of these were cast and most 20th C copies, this has a foundry mark and with nice patina. Maybe circa 1875-90. Bio from askart.com: Jean-Jacques Pradier was a Swiss-born French sculptor best known for his work in the neoclassical style. In 1807, Pradier left his birthplace of Geneva to work in Paris with his elder brother, an engraver. He won the Prix de Rome, which ena...

14" high. late 19th C and with transfer decoration. Gilded highlights.

Approx. 30" x 50" oil on canvas. Shepherdess with her flock in classic Dutch lighting. Fully signed lower right.

30" x 50" oil on canvas signed lower right. In Hudson River frame. Autumnn on Lake George Signed and titled. The following biography is from the artist's web site, http://ffscat.lcs.mit.edu/ffshtml/ and reprinted with the permission of Jerome H. Saltzer. Frederick Ferdinand Schafer was born in Braunschweig, Germany, on August 16,1839. He emigrated to the United States in 1876, at the age of 37, where he created some 500 paintings of western American landscapes, and he died in Oakland, Cali...

Approx 12 3/8" x 10" in frame, pastel on paper, charming unsigned rendering of a boy with a toy. Circa 1770-90.

Signed Lydia Irons, 1832, 16 3/4" x 18" and framed. From Rhode Island.

38" wide, 22 1/4" deep, 31.5" high. See maker's label inside drawer. Expensive modern furniture not so expensive when you buy it from us.

Drop leaf and making a fat oval while open,47 3/4" x 51" deep and 28.5" high 28.5" high. I would love to prove this American and presume it to be English.

24" x 20" oil on canvas, currently unframed and not restored. Price will be determined when it is fully ready. Gray studied at the Westminister School of art and the academy Julian He exhibited 10 portraits at RWS and the NEAC in 1891 and 1892. This works is dated is dATED 1907.

59" wide, 28" deep, 34" high. Having pattern inlay and original brass with bottle drawer set on right side fitted with original zinc. Fully georgian. Needs a bit of restoration.,

Matched pair, approx 13" high. Good mounts and quality two lights and with flame finial.

Approx. 8 5/8" diameter, rich rid and gold ornament, good set of cabinet plates. One additional plate with wear thrown in.

11.5" x 17.5" watercolor on paper, signed lower right and in mat and frame. Net size approx. 11.5" x 17.5" frame can be changed. Provenance: Sotheby's NYC, 1992. bio from askart.com:Of Emil Ganzo, it was written that he, "a jovial sandy-haired young man walked into New York's Weyhe Gallery and said: "I am a baker. My name is Emil Ganso." With him he had a portfolio of drawings, which he explained he had done during his spare time. The pictures were not good enough to exhibit, but Weyhe was...

47" high, 28" wide, having old probably original painted finish now distressed and with painted panel above unrestored. Backboards lacking, I will try to replace with old boards.

approx. 7" square. Fine early style enameled vessels. People want to own object du vertu and this is your chance.

24" x 36" oil on canvas, priced unframed. Nice table top still Life. Lemmermeyer painted in Sarasota Florida until his death. This is a wonderfully colored composition.

20" x 24" Autumn landscape along the Bronx River, New York, circa 1900. Now in custom gold leaf frame. Bio from ask art.com: Before settling into a career as an Impressionist* landscape painter, Walter Clark was a sculptor of portrait busts, and among his subjects were terra-cotta* depictions of American Indians. He studied engineering at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, traveled in Europe, India, China, and Japan, and then spent time in Wyoming as a sheep herder. He returned...