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17" x 12"--good quality.

11.5" diameter, depicting Mount Fuji.

Large Post-impressionist landscape of the South of France by this American ex-patriot. Root studied at the Academy of Julian with JP Laurens and B. Constant in the early 1890's. He exhibited at the Paris Salon in 1896, and 1898. He is listed in Fink's Book: "American Artists in the Paris Salons"--this large work bears a Paris canvas imprint so it was likely painted in the late 1890's. Oil on canvas, signed lower right: canvas size: 52 1/4" x 62 1/4"

Large pastel on paper of a circus scene, measuring 30 inches tall by 40 inches wide, signed by Kurt Rueping. In the frame and behind glass the overall measurements of this pastel painting are 37.5 inches tall by 47.5 inches wide. Kurt Rueping was an American artist who lived between 1909 and 1995. Kurt Rueping was highly respected commercial artist who worked for Walt Disney in his early years and later worked out of his home, specializing in clowns.

22" x 26" watercolor on velvet in frame. Good vibrant colors.

Dream of Arcadia an American School Folk Art Landscape Oil Painting After Thomas Cole Circa 1860, this beautiful Arcadian landscape measures 27" tall x 36" wide. In the frame it measures 42.5" wide x 33.5" tall x 2" deep.

From a collection of spatter recently acquired--more of the group.

44.5" x 37" wide.

Having floral decoration.

4.5" high.

Nice color.

Oil Painting Landscape View of Mount Chocurua, New Hampshire Signed By Samuel W. Griggs, an American artist who lived between 1827 and 1898. This New Hampshire Landscape measures 20" tall by 30" wide and in the original gilt frame it measures 29" tall by 38"wide. The view of Mount Chocurua, New Hampshire, is signed in the lower left corner by Samuel Griggs. Samuel W. Griggs, American (1827-1898) Griggs was listed as an architect in the Boston City directory from 1848 to 1852 and as an...

approx. 5 1/4" diameter.

Antique Chinese Export Porcelain Polychromed Cup And Saucer Late 18 Century. This is a choice collectors cup and saucer.

Approx. 9" diameter and 6.5" high. I have a few of these in stick right now.

Approx. 40" wide, and 96" long, 30" high. From our workroom--not color is actually nutty brown and not at all red as the photos might indicate. Legs made from very old walnut.

Rare Federal side chair with unusual seat height, a specialty design for a person who needed a high seat height. Circa 1815