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Oil on canvas, fully signed and dated (Venice) 1884. 21 7/8" x 13.5" retains original liner from the original frame. bio from askart.com: Floral painter Emily Selinger was born in Wilmington, North Carolina and attended school in Providence, Rhode Island and at the Cooper Institute in New York. She studied in Florence, Italy with flower painter Amalia Rocchi and in Holland with Margaret Roosenboom. An accomplished artist, she was also an author and poet. She was instrumental in founding th...

Oil on canvas, signed lower right and dated 1942. 16" x 26" and 22" x 32" in the nice original frame. Biography from askart.com:A painter of society portraits, as well as landscapes of Addingham, Bucks, Delaware and Chester counties, and the Philadelphia area, he lived most of life in Philadelphia. His travels to New England led to his moonlit harbors and dock scenes. Ricciardi began his formal art studies at the Philadelphia Sketch Club, before enrolling at the Pennslylvania Academy of the F...

37" wide, 14" deep with leaves down, 27.5" high. With oval top and six legs.

Oil on canvas, signed lower left. 25" x 30" and approx. 32" x 37" in the repro. frame. Bio from askart.com: Robinson (1875-1933) painted at Old Lyme and exhibited After a Spring Rain, After the October Storm, The Last Glow, Saw Mill River and The Ice-Bound Hudson between 1909 and 1911 at the National Academy of Design. At the Corcoran Gallery he showed After a Spring Rain in 1910. In the following year he exhibited A Gray Day in November and The Ice Pond after a Thaw at the Carnegie Internat...

Oil on canvas, 30.5" x 25" oil on canvas, fully signed and dated. "Portrait in Gray." Framed: 38" x 33" Provenance: Sotheby's 1999: 5000-7000 sold to Spanierman Galleries, NYC. b io froma askart.com: Allen Tucker, was an architect and painter so influenced by Vincent Van Gogh that he was called "Vincent in America". (Gerdts 291) Robert Henri and Maurice Prendergast were also credited as having an influence on Tucker's brushwork and compositions, the latter decisively. However, as his paint...

Fine period mirror in a marvelous state of preservation, approx. 52" x 27"

Having ivory knobs and finials, 18" wide, 8" deep, 25" high.

'Alsace' depicting weeping woman in commemoration of the Franco-Prussian War. Note, formerly the property of Russian banker Aleksei Ivanovich Putilov (1860-1940), acquired in Paris in 1917. 9.5" high

Comprising Two armchairs and six side chairs, really well-made Massachusetts bench made copies with fine carving and dovetailed stretchers. Upholstered over seats.

Oil on canvas, a rare example of his work, 12" x 16" and 19" x 23" framed.

Stylish large lamp, electrified, 25" high and shade about 15" diameter.

Pair period armchairs, walnut.

17" wide, 14" deep, 28" high

23" High with 10" Fitter. Period Prisms, note shade and fitter not original. Later electrified.

10" Wide x 7" Deep x 18" High. Later Electrified. Silvered Bronze.

21.5" x 30" painted tole tray. Original paint. Can be converted to low table.

Figured elm seat and brace back.

Pair of drawings of Mr. and Mrs. Charles P. Curtis, approx. 25" x 17" and smaller, graphite or pencil on paper in good looking frames and mats. Bio from askart.com: Henry Royer (1869-1938) was a French genre, portrait and landscape painter. The son of Julius Royer, a successful lithographic printer, Henry was born on 22 January 1869 in Nancy and died in Neuilly-sur-Seine on 31 October 1938. He attended the Ecole des Beaux Arts and the Academy Julian, studying with Jules Joseph Lefebvre and Th...