Eclectic Collections

Lot: 1 - ECLIPSE SALESMAN SAMPLE IRON STOVE

ECLIPSE SALESMAN SAMPLE IRON STOVE American, circa 1900, iron. Front door panel labeled Eclipse with sliding doors on top, over the removeable elements to the cook surface.

Lot: 2 - JEWEL RANGE JR. SALESMAN SAMPLE IRON STOVE

JEWEL RANGE JR. SALESMAN SAMPLE IRON STOVE Detroit, MI, late 19th century, iron. Front panel door with Jewel Range Jr., left side surface with "Detroit Stove Works". With pierced back rail on top, feet and interior removeable shelf with all the trivet covers on top.

Lot: 3 - IDEAL NO. 3 SALESMAN SAMPLE IRON STOVE

IDEAL NO. 3 SALESMAN SAMPLE IRON STOVE Detroit, MI, late 19th century. Pierced scrolling and foliate decorated overhanging shelf on top, over the removeable elements to the top surface, with working shelves and hinged doors.

Lot: 4 - CHARTER OAK NO. 503 SALESMAN SAMPLE IRON STOVE BY G. F. FILLEY, ST. LOUIS

CHARTER OAK NO. 503 SALESMAN SAMPLE IRON STOVE BY G. F. FILLEY, ST. LOUIS American, late 19th century. Removable elements on top with No. 503 on both sides of the top surface, cast with oak leaf decoration and Charter Oak in several areas, one door silver-finished is pierced and showing Pat'd 1881, and two small decorative panels marked Charter Oak 1880. High to both sides shows G. F. Filley, St. Louis in the cast.

Lot: 5 - CHARTER OAK NO. 103 SALESMAN SAMPLE IRON STOVE BY G. F. FILLEY, ST. LOUIS

CHARTER OAK NO. 103 SALESMAN SAMPLE IRON STOVE BY G. F. FILLEY, ST. LOUIS American, late 19th century. Removable elements on top with No. 103 on both sides of the top surface, cast with oak leaf decoration and Charter Oak in several areas with one door showing Pat'd 1881.

Lot: 6 - CHARTER OAK NO. 103 SALESMAN SAMPLE IRON STOVE

CHARTER OAK NO. 103 SALESMAN SAMPLE IRON STOVE St. Louis, MO, 19th century. Removeable elements to the top surface, the front door decorated with detailed oak leaves, over Charter Oak to the lower trim, opening the pierced right-side door revealing a pierced support grate cast with PAT D. July 9th 1873, with EX. MFG Co. (Excelsior Manufacturing Company of St. Louis) to the drop-down grate.

Lot: 7 - LITTLE EVA SALESMAN SAMPLE IRON STOVE BY G. F. FILLEY, ST. LOUIS

LITTLE EVA SALESMAN SAMPLE IRON STOVE BY G. F. FILLEY, ST. LOUIS American, late 19th/early 20th century. Removeable elements on top, decorative doors to the front with the front ledge reading Little Eva - G. F. Filley - St. Louis, on three feet.

Lot: 8 - LITTLE WILLIE SALESMAN SAMPLE IRON STOVE

LITTLE WILLIE SALESMAN SAMPLE IRON STOVE Abbott & Noble, Philadelphia, early 20th century. Removable elements on top, floral decorated doors on top with Little Willie in the cast above the doors, Philadelphia cast to both side panels below hinged access doors.

Lot: 9 - HOME COMFORT RANGE SALESMAN SAMPLE

HOME COMFORT RANGE SALESMAN SAMPLE St. Louis, MO, early 20th century, labeled Wrought Iron Range Co. - St. Louis, Mo. - Home Comfort. White enamel finish with hinged doors, orange on blue circular enamel badge on top reads Home Comfort - St. Louis, MO. - 1864, all in its original green carrying case showing the above label on top.

Lot: 10 - SALESMAN SAMPLE WHITE ENAMELED STOVE

SALESMAN SAMPLE WHITE ENAMELED STOVE American, 2nd quarter 20th century. White enamel allover with black highlights, with drawers and hinged doors, removeable elements on top.

Lot: 11 - COMFORT RANGE #20-48 SALESMAN SAMPLE RANGE

COMFORT RANGE #20-48 SALESMAN SAMPLE RANGE Eagle Range and Heater Co., Belleville, ILL, mid-20th century. White enamel with black and chrome highlights, removable elements with hinged doors to the front. With an assortment of period brochures and pamphlets.

Lot: 12 - QUICK MEAL CHILDREN'S TOY RANGE OR SALESMAN SAMPLE

QUICK MEAL CHILDREN'S TOY RANGE OR SALESMAN SAMPLE St. Louis, MO, circa 1910, cast with 407-16. Black cast iron with chrome highlights.

Lot: 13 - TWO VINTAGE ELECTRICAL DEVICES

TWO VINTAGE ELECTRICAL DEVICES Mid-20th century. One a brass cased ammeter shunt resistor, used to measure high electrical currents. Together with a galvanometer lab tester on three adjustable feet, used to measure very weak electric currents.

Lot: 14 - CHRISTIAN BECKER 'CHAINOMATIC' BALANCE SCALE

CHRISTIAN BECKER 'CHAINOMATIC' BALANCE SCALE American, early 20th century. Pharmaceutical or jeweler's scale, in wood and glass sided case, lower drawer with weights.

Lot: 15 - COLLINS 'BOCKETT' MICROSCOPE LAMP

COLLINS 'BOCKETT' MICROSCOPE LAMP London, late 19th century. Brass stand with adjustable elements holding a magnifying glass and the glass "ABCO - Nutmeg" kerosene lamp.

Lot: 16 - PAUL REVERE BICENTENNIAL LANTERN

PAUL REVERE BICENTENNIAL LANTERN Register number EP-2348. Silverplated version with plaque to fitted wooden base and labeled display case.

Lot: 17 - BRASS CANDLE LANTERN

BRASS CANDLE LANTERN 20th century. Hexagonal lantern, missing two panes.

Lot: 18 - SCULPTURAL LIGHTHOUSE LAMP BY ALFRED JEAN FORETAY (FRENCH, 1861-1944)

SCULPTURAL LIGHTHOUSE LAMP BY ALFRED JEAN FORETAY (FRENCH, 1861-1944) French, 20th century, signed in cast on rear of base. Patinated metal lamp in the form of a lighthouse with the keeper throwing a life preserver labeled 'Esperance'.

Lot: 19 - COPPER AND BRASS DEEP SEA DIVERS HELMET

COPPER AND BRASS DEEP SEA DIVERS HELMET American, 20th century, unlabeled reproduction helmet. All copper with brass window guards and hardware.

Lot: 20 - EDWARD VOM HOFE FLY FISHING REEL IN ORIGINAL LEATHER CASE

EDWARD VOM HOFE FLY FISHING REEL IN ORIGINAL LEATHER CASE American, dated "1899" and marked "Edward Vom Hofe Maker N. Y. Pat. July 14. 96.", with "FULTON St. N. Y." to one side and personalized engraving of "Edward Walsh, Jr. - St. Louis", and "369" to one of the reel foot supports. With original demilune form leather case embossed "E. Vom Hofe. - N. Y." to the bottom. Original owner was prominent St. Louisan Edward Walsh, Jr., as engraved to the leather box and on the reel.

Lot: 21 - JULIUS VOM HOFE CASTING REEL

JULIUS VOM HOFE CASTING REEL American, 19th century, marked "Julius Vom Hofe Pat. Nov. 17. 85 - Pat. Oct. 8, 1889", marked "3" on the reel foot and "Quadruple" on the back plate.

Lot: 22 - FIN-NOR NO 2 GILT METAL FISHING REEL

FIN-NOR NO 2 GILT METAL FISHING REEL American, 20th century. Etched to bright gold colored casing.

Lot: 23 - JAPANESE FISHING FLOATS WITH VINE TWISTED RUSTIC BASKET

JAPANESE FISHING FLOATS WITH VINE TWISTED RUSTIC BASKET Eight blown glass floats of varying size and color, several with twine, in a twig basket.

Lot: 24 - THREE GOKEY LEATHER GAME HUNTING SHOULDER BAGS

THREE GOKEY LEATHER GAME HUNTING SHOULDER BAGS American, 20th century, with "GOKEY" labels. Plain leather pouches with shoulder straps and brass hardware.

Lot: 25 - DINING CAR HANGING BELL

DINING CAR HANGING BELL Deagan Patents, early 20th century. Five bell chime on wooden base, label on underside, with two mallets.

Lot: 26 - EPIPHONE DR-100 VS ACOUSTIC GUITAR

EPIPHONE DR-100 VS ACOUSTIC GUITAR 21st Century, sunburst dreadnaught having Spruce top with Mahogany back and sides.

Lot: 27 - VINTAGE KRAMER 350B BASS GUITAR WITH CASE

VINTAGE KRAMER 350B BASS GUITAR WITH CASE Circa 1976-1979, Aluminum neck natural body bass having humbucker over single coil pickup with original case, Serial #40390

Lot: 28 - STAR FORM ELECTRIC TRADE SIGN

STAR FORM ELECTRIC TRADE SIGN American, mid-20th century. Five-point metal star sign with assorted red and white light bulbs, working condition.

Lot: 29 - HIAWATHA PAINTED CHALKWARE BUST

HIAWATHA PAINTED CHALKWARE BUST Early 20th century. Countertop store chalkware bust, titled and numbered '2101'.

Lot: 30 - COUNTERTOP COUNTRY STORE DISPLAY FOR PARIS GARTERS

COUNTERTOP COUNTRY STORE DISPLAY FOR PARIS GARTERS American, early 20th century, a product of the A. Stein and Company. Wooden display with a solid easel type raised base, with hinged glass display front. "No Metal Can Touch You" to the lower border.

Lot: 31 - SUPERIOR CONFECTION CO CIGARETTE TRADE STIMULATOR

SUPERIOR CONFECTION CO CIGARETTE TRADE STIMULATOR American, 20th century. Painted aluminum with wooden base and side panels, labeled 'Gum Ball' 'One Cent' to front.

Lot: 32 - KENNER'S HYDRO DYNAMIC BUILDING SET

KENNER'S HYDRO DYNAMIC BUILDING SET American, circa 1960s. Set No. 11 in the original box, many packaged pieces unopened, with instructions.

Lot: 33 - VINTAGE SKITTLES GAME

VINTAGE SKITTLES GAME Ten (10) painted wooden pins and two (2) balls.

Lot: 34 - PURINA COUNTERTOP ADVERTISING BOARD

PURINA COUNTERTOP ADVERTISING BOARD Magill-Weinsheimer Co., Chicago, 1940, lithograph on cardboard. Image of a hunter holding a rifle with his dog at point, "Action Days Ahead! - Feed Purina Dog Chow --- Be Ready for the Days when Condition Counts!", lower right with a red and white checkered sack of "Purina Dog Chow".

Lot: 35 - TWO PURINA COUNTER TOP ADVERTISING BOARDS

TWO PURINA COUNTER TOP ADVERTISING BOARDS Magill-Weinsheimer Co., Chicago, 1940, lithograph on cardboard. One showing a girl with her puppy, "My puppy is happy and peppy ---he eats Dog Chow" as she stands behind a blue and white checkered sack of "Purina Dog Chow Small Checkers". The other showing a man with two dogs, "At my kennel I feed Dog Chow for -Condition -Reproduction -Growth" as he stands behind a green and white checkered sack of "Purina Dog Chow Meal". Both with easel backs that have not been engaged.

Lot: 36 - THREE PURINA DOG CHOW ADVERTISING POSTERS

THREE PURINA DOG CHOW ADVERTISING POSTERS One is a 1935 poster by Kissack with a hunter shooting ducks beside two pointers, "For Condition FEED DOG CHOW - Handy to Feed on Hunting Trips", lower right with a blue and white checkered sack of "Purina DOG CHOW - Checkers". Another a 1936 poster with two pointers by Clarence Fawcett, "Now Dog Chow is Fortified with - Pur-A-Tene - Builds Up Endurance for Hunting!", lower right with a red and white checkered sack of "Purina Dog Chow". The last a smaller 1940s poster by Francis Tipton Hunter for "Ralston Wheat Cereal". All unframed.

Lot: 37 - CLARENCE CALHOUN FAWCETT (AMERICAN, 1902-1988)

Clarence Calhoun Fawcett American, 1902-1988 Checkerlinks Oil on canvas Initialed lower right. Giant figure of Santa Claus standing behind the "Ralston Purina Co. - Purina Mills - Purina Chows" factory buildings. "GREETINGS" is shadowed across the top and behind the Santa figure, with "Checkerlinks - December 1930" in red across the bottom, unframed. This was likely cover art for the internal company magazine published for the Ralston Purina Company. Clarence Calhoun "Tex" Fawcett was born in Smithsville, Texas in 1902. His family moved to St. Louis, Missouri where he attended the old St. Louis School of Fine Arts. In 1927, Fawcett began working in the Ralston Purina art department where he was the art director for 25 years before becoming the director of the company's dog care division in 1959. Fawcett also wrote dog care columns for the firm for many years. Beyond his recognition as a painter for winning dogs in competition and field trials, he also received various awards from the Dog Writers of America for his books and films on dog events. During World War II, he was a regional associate for Dogs for Defense, which supplied and trained sentry dogs for the military. Fawcett served as president of the Greater St. Louis Training Club for eight years and was a licensed obedience judge. He also served as president of the Mississippi Valley Kennel Club here and of the West Highland White Terrier Club of America. He also bred champion West Highland White Terriers. His paintings have been on display in many states and at the American Kennel Club headquarters.

Lot: 38 - CLARENCE CALHOUN FAWCETT (AMERICAN, 1902-1988)

Clarence Calhoun Fawcett American, 1902-1988 Giving the Line Oil on canvas panel Signed and dated 1970 lower right. Scene from the National Beagle Trials, Aldie, VA, framed. Clarence Calhoun "Tex" Fawcett was born in Smithsville, Texas in 1902. His family moved to St. Louis, Missouri where he attended the old St. Louis School of Fine Arts. In 1927, Fawcett began working in the Ralston Purina art department where he was the art director for 25 years before becoming the director of the company's dog care division in 1959. Fawcett also wrote dog care columns for the firm for many years. Beyond his recognition as a painter for winning dogs in competition and field trials, he also received various awards from the Dog Writers of America for his books and films on dog events. During World War II, he was a regional associate for Dogs for Defense, which supplied and trained sentry dogs for the military. Fawcett served as president of the Greater St. Louis Training Club for eight years and was a licensed obedience judge. He also served as president of the Mississippi Valley Kennel Club here and of the West Highland White Terrier Club of America. He also bred champion West Highland White Terriers. His paintings have been on display in many states and at the American Kennel Club headquarters.

Lot: 39 - CLARENCE CALHOUN FAWCETT (AMERICAN, 1902-1988)

Clarence Calhoun Fawcett American, 1902-1988 Oil on board Signed and dated 1971 lower right, identified to verso. Scene from the National Retriever Trials, Weldon Spring, MO, framed. Clarence Calhoun "Tex" Fawcett was born in Smithsville, Texas in 1902. His family moved to St. Louis, Missouri where he attended the old St. Louis School of Fine Arts. In 1927, Fawcett began working in the Ralston Purina art department where he was the art director for 25 years before becoming the director of the company's dog care division in 1959. Fawcett also wrote dog care columns for the firm for many years. Beyond his recognition as a painter for winning dogs in competition and field trials, he also received various awards from the Dog Writers of America for his books and films on dog events. During World War II, he was a regional associate for Dogs for Defense, which supplied and trained sentry dogs for the military. Fawcett served as president of the Greater St. Louis Training Club for eight years and was a licensed obedience judge. He also served as president of the Mississippi Valley Kennel Club here and of the West Highland White Terrier Club of America. He also bred champion West Highland White Terriers. His paintings have been on display in many states and at the American Kennel Club headquarters.

Lot: 40 - CLARENCE CALHOUN FAWCETT (AMERICAN, 1902-1988)

Clarence Calhoun Fawcett American, 1902-1988 Action at the Briar Patch Oil on canvas panel Signed and dated 1966 lower right. Scene from the National Beagle Trials, Aldie, VA, framed. Clarence Calhoun "Tex" Fawcett was born in Smithsville, Texas in 1902. His family moved to St. Louis, Missouri where he attended the old St. Louis School of Fine Arts. In 1927, Fawcett began working in the Ralston Purina art department where he was the art director for 25 years before becoming the director of the company's dog care division in 1959. Fawcett also wrote dog care columns for the firm for many years. Beyond his recognition as a painter for winning dogs in competition and field trials, he also received various awards from the Dog Writers of America for his books and films on dog events. During World War II, he was a regional associate for Dogs for Defense, which supplied and trained sentry dogs for the military. Fawcett served as president of the Greater St. Louis Training Club for eight years and was a licensed obedience judge. He also served as president of the Mississippi Valley Kennel Club here and of the West Highland White Terrier Club of America. He also bred champion West Highland White Terriers. His paintings have been on display in many states and at the American Kennel Club headquarters.

Lot: 41 - CLARENCE CALHOUN FAWCETT (AMERICAN, 1902-1988)

Clarence Calhoun Fawcett American, 1902-1988 Roading at Weldon Oil on canvas panel Signed and dated 1970 lower right, titled on verso. Dog trials on horseback, Weldon Spring, MO, framed. Clarence Calhoun "Tex" Fawcett was born in Smithsville, Texas in 1902. His family moved to St. Louis, Missouri where he attended the old St. Louis School of Fine Arts. In 1927, Fawcett began working in the Ralston Purina art department where he was the art director for 25 years before becoming the director of the company's dog care division in 1959. Fawcett also wrote dog care columns for the firm for many years. Beyond his recognition as a painter for winning dogs in competition and field trials, he also received various awards from the Dog Writers of America for his books and films on dog events. During World War II, he was a regional associate for Dogs for Defense, which supplied and trained sentry dogs for the military. Fawcett served as president of the Greater St. Louis Training Club for eight years and was a licensed obedience judge. He also served as president of the Mississippi Valley Kennel Club here and of the West Highland White Terrier Club of America. He also bred champion West Highland White Terriers. His paintings have been on display in many states and at the American Kennel Club headquarters.

Lot: 42 - CLARENCE CALHOUN FAWCETT (AMERICAN, 1902-1988)

Clarence Calhoun Fawcett American, 1902-1988 Nantucket Back from a Good Run Oil on canvas panel Signed and dated 1967 lower left. Scene from the National Beagle Trials, Aldie, VA, framed. Clarence Calhoun "Tex" Fawcett was born in Smithsville, Texas in 1902. His family moved to St. Louis, Missouri where he attended the old St. Louis School of Fine Arts. In 1927, Fawcett began working in the Ralston Purina art department where he was the art director for 25 years before becoming the director of the company's dog care division in 1959. Fawcett also wrote dog care columns for the firm for many years. Beyond his recognition as a painter for winning dogs in competition and field trials, he also received various awards from the Dog Writers of America for his books and films on dog events. During World War II, he was a regional associate for Dogs for Defense, which supplied and trained sentry dogs for the military. Fawcett served as president of the Greater St. Louis Training Club for eight years and was a licensed obedience judge. He also served as president of the Mississippi Valley Kennel Club here and of the West Highland White Terrier Club of America. He also bred champion West Highland White Terriers. His paintings have been on display in many states and at the American Kennel Club headquarters.

Lot: 43 - CLARENCE CALHOUN FAWCETT (AMERICAN, 1902-1988)

Clarence Calhoun Fawcett American, 1902-1988 Tewksbury Bassets Go Afield Oil on canvas panel Signed and dated lower left 1967, titled on verso. Group of people and basset hounds heading down a trail, framed. Clarence Calhoun "Tex" Fawcett was born in Smithsville, Texas in 1902. His family moved to St. Louis, Missouri where he attended the old St. Louis School of Fine Arts. In 1927, Fawcett began working in the Ralston Purina art department where he was the art director for 25 years before becoming the director of the company's dog care division in 1959. Fawcett also wrote dog care columns for the firm for many years. Beyond his recognition as a painter for winning dogs in competition and field trials, he also received various awards from the Dog Writers of America for his books and films on dog events. During World War II, he was a regional associate for Dogs for Defense, which supplied and trained sentry dogs for the military. Fawcett served as president of the Greater St. Louis Training Club for eight years and was a licensed obedience judge. He also served as president of the Mississippi Valley Kennel Club here and of the West Highland White Terrier Club of America. He also bred champion West Highland White Terriers. His paintings have been on display in many states and at the American Kennel Club headquarters.

Lot: 44 - CLARENCE CALHOUN FAWCETT (AMERICAN, 1902-1988)

Clarence Calhoun Fawcett American, 1902-1988 Oil on board Three (3) German Shepherd portraits: Prince, signed and dated 1964 lower right; Bear, signed and dated 1968 lower right (unframed); Prince as a Puppy, signed and dated 1968 lower right. Clarence Calhoun "Tex" Fawcett was born in Smithsville, Texas in 1902. His family moved to St. Louis, Missouri where he attended the old St. Louis School of Fine Arts. In 1927, Fawcett began working in the Ralston Purina art department where he was the art director for 25 years before becoming the director of the company's dog care division in 1959. Fawcett also wrote dog care columns for the firm for many years. Beyond his recognition as a painter for winning dogs in competition and field trials, he also received various awards from the Dog Writers of America for his books and films on dog events. During World War II, he was a regional associate for Dogs for Defense, which supplied and trained sentry dogs for the military. Fawcett served as president of the Greater St. Louis Training Club for eight years and was a licensed obedience judge. He also served as president of the Mississippi Valley Kennel Club here and of the West Highland White Terrier Club of America. He also bred champion West Highland White Terriers. His paintings have been on display in many states and at the American Kennel Club headquarters.

Lot: 45 - CLARENCE CALHOUN FAWCETT (AMERICAN, 1902-1988)

Clarence Calhoun Fawcett American, 1902-1988 Pastel on paper Two (2) works including a German Shepherd portrait titled Prince Noble of Northmoor, CDX, signed and dated 1956 lower right. Together with a boxer portrait titled 'Sigurd von Dom of Barmere', signed lower right. Both framed. Clarence Calhoun "Tex" Fawcett was born in Smithsville, Texas in 1902. His family moved to St. Louis, Missouri where he attended the old St. Louis School of Fine Arts. In 1927, Fawcett began working in the Ralston Purina art department where he was the art director for 25 years before becoming the director of the company's dog care division in 1959. Fawcett also wrote dog care columns for the firm for many years. Beyond his recognition as a painter for winning dogs in competition and field trials, he also received various awards from the Dog Writers of America for his books and films on dog events. During World War II, he was a regional associate for Dogs for Defense, which supplied and trained sentry dogs for the military. Fawcett served as president of the Greater St. Louis Training Club for eight years and was a licensed obedience judge. He also served as president of the Mississippi Valley Kennel Club here and of the West Highland White Terrier Club of America. He also bred champion West Highland White Terriers. His paintings have been on display in many states and at the American Kennel Club headquarters.

Lot: 46 - CLARENCE CALHOUN FAWCETT (AMERICAN, 1902-1988)

Clarence Calhoun Fawcett American, 1902-1988 Family Portrait Oil on board Signed and dated 1965 lower right, titled to verso with dog names of Waggles, Boaty, Brisk and Sez and other notes. Portrait of four (4) West Highland White Terriers, framed. Clarence Calhoun "Tex" Fawcett was born in Smithsville, Texas in 1902. His family moved to St. Louis, Missouri where he attended the old St. Louis School of Fine Arts. In 1927, Fawcett began working in the Ralston Purina art department where he was the art director for 25 years before becoming the director of the company's dog care division in 1959. Fawcett also wrote dog care columns for the firm for many years. Beyond his recognition as a painter for winning dogs in competition and field trials, he also received various awards from the Dog Writers of America for his books and films on dog events. During World War II, he was a regional associate for Dogs for Defense, which supplied and trained sentry dogs for the military. Fawcett served as president of the Greater St. Louis Training Club for eight years and was a licensed obedience judge. He also served as president of the Mississippi Valley Kennel Club here and of the West Highland White Terrier Club of America. He also bred champion West Highland White Terriers. His paintings have been on display in many states and at the American Kennel Club headquarters.

Lot: 47 - CLARENCE CALHOUN FAWCETT (AMERICAN, 1902-1988)

Clarence Calhoun Fawcett American, 1902-1988 SEZ and Willie Oil on canvas (Sez) and oil on board (Willie) Two (2) works, both framed. One signed and dated 1963, with "Willie - Ch. Wigtown Talent Scout owned by Mrs. B. G. Frame Indianapolis, Ind - Duplicate of this, on canvas, sent to B. G. Frame" penned to verso. The other signed and dated 1970 with "SEZ" lower left, and "SEZ - Painted for Jeanne - Christmas, 1970" penned to verso. Clarence Calhoun "Tex" Fawcett was born in Smithsville, Texas in 1902. His family moved to St. Louis, Missouri where he attended the old St. Louis School of Fine Arts. In 1927, Fawcett began working in the Ralston Purina art department where he was the art director for 25 years before becoming the director of the company's dog care division in 1959. Fawcett also wrote dog care columns for the firm for many years. Beyond his recognition as a painter for winning dogs in competition and field trials, he also received various awards from the Dog Writers of America for his books and films on dog events. During World War II, he was a regional associate for Dogs for Defense, which supplied and trained sentry dogs for the military. Fawcett served as president of the Greater St. Louis Training Club for eight years and was a licensed obedience judge. He also served as president of the Mississippi Valley Kennel Club here and of the West Highland White Terrier Club of America. He also bred champion West Highland White Terriers. His paintings have been on display in many states and at the American Kennel Club headquarters.

Lot: 48 - CLARENCE CALHOUN FAWCETT (AMERICAN, 1902-1988)

Clarence Calhoun Fawcett American, 1902-1988 Dubby and Boaty Oil on board Two (2) works, both framed. Both West Highland white terrier portraits, signed lower left, each titled with dog names lower right. One is "Boaty", dated 1968 with "Boaty - My Favorite Westie and devoted friend - To J. N. F. if she survives me - C. C. F." penned to verso by the artist. The other "Dubby" is dated 1973. Clarence Calhoun "Tex" Fawcett was born in Smithsville, Texas in 1902. His family moved to St. Louis, Missouri where he attended the old St. Louis School of Fine Arts. In 1927, Fawcett began working in the Ralston Purina art department where he was the art director for 25 years before becoming the director of the company's dog care division in 1959. Fawcett also wrote dog care columns for the firm for many years. Beyond his recognition as a painter for winning dogs in competition and field trials, he also received various awards from the Dog Writers of America for his books and films on dog events. During World War II, he was a regional associate for Dogs for Defense, which supplied and trained sentry dogs for the military. Fawcett served as president of the Greater St. Louis Training Club for eight years and was a licensed obedience judge. He also served as president of the Mississippi Valley Kennel Club here and of the West Highland White Terrier Club of America. He also bred champion West Highland White Terriers. His paintings have been on display in many states and at the American Kennel Club headquarters.

Lot: 49 - CLARENCE CALHOUN FAWCETT (AMERICAN, 1902-1988)

Clarence Calhoun Fawcett American, 1902-1988 Oil on board Two (2) works showing West Highland white terriers, both framed. One showing two puppies is signed and dated 1978 lower right with "Westie Waltz - Encore" lower left, with "Painted for Jeanne N. Fawcett Dec. 1978 - C. C. F." penned to verso by the artist. The other a single puppy in a basket signed and dated 1980 lower left, with "Painted for Mrs. Jeanni Fawcett November 3rd, 1980" penned to verso. Clarence Calhoun "Tex" Fawcett was born in Smithsville, Texas in 1902. His family moved to St. Louis, Missouri where he attended the old St. Louis School of Fine Arts. In 1927, Fawcett began working in the Ralston Purina art department where he was the art director for 25 years before becoming the director of the company's dog care division in 1959. Fawcett also wrote dog care columns for the firm for many years. Beyond his recognition as a painter for winning dogs in competition and field trials, he also received various awards from the Dog Writers of America for his books and films on dog events. During World War II, he was a regional associate for Dogs for Defense, which supplied and trained sentry dogs for the military. Fawcett served as president of the Greater St. Louis Training Club for eight years and was a licensed obedience judge. He also served as president of the Mississippi Valley Kennel Club here and of the West Highland White Terrier Club of America. He also bred champion West Highland White Terriers. His paintings have been on display in many states and at the American Kennel Club headquarters.

Lot: 50 - CLARENCE CALHOUN FAWCETT (AMERICAN, 1902-1988)

Clarence Calhoun Fawcett American, 1902-1988 Sealyham Puppies and Wire Foxterrier Puppies Oil on canvas panel Two (2) works, both framed. Including a portrait of three (3) Sealyham puppies, signed and dated lower right with artist's notes to verso, and a portrait of four (4) fox terrier puppies, signed and dated 1970 lower left with artist's notes to verso. Clarence Calhoun "Tex" Fawcett was born in Smithsville, Texas in 1902. His family moved to St. Louis, Missouri where he attended the old St. Louis School of Fine Arts. In 1927, Fawcett began working in the Ralston Purina art department where he was the art director for 25 years before becoming the director of the company's dog care division in 1959. Fawcett also wrote dog care columns for the firm for many years. Beyond his recognition as a painter for winning dogs in competition and field trials, he also received various awards from the Dog Writers of America for his books and films on dog events. During World War II, he was a regional associate for Dogs for Defense, which supplied and trained sentry dogs for the military. Fawcett served as president of the Greater St. Louis Training Club for eight years and was a licensed obedience judge. He also served as president of the Mississippi Valley Kennel Club here and of the West Highland White Terrier Club of America. He also bred champion West Highland White Terriers. His paintings have been on display in many states and at the American Kennel Club headquarters.

Lot: 51 - CLARENCE CALHOUN FAWCETT (AMERICAN, 1902-1988)

Clarence Calhoun Fawcett American, 1902-1988 Airedale Puppies and Three Pups in a Box Oil on board Two (2) works, both framed. One signed and dated 1975 showing three Airedale puppies at rest, penned to verso by the artist. The other one signed and dated 1977 showing three puppies in a box, penned to verso by the artist. Clarence Calhoun "Tex" Fawcett was born in Smithsville, Texas in 1902. His family moved to St. Louis, Missouri where he attended the old St. Louis School of Fine Arts. In 1927, Fawcett began working in the Ralston Purina art department where he was the art director for 25 years before becoming the director of the company's dog care division in 1959. Fawcett also wrote dog care columns for the firm for many years. Beyond his recognition as a painter for winning dogs in competition and field trials, he also received various awards from the Dog Writers of America for his books and films on dog events. During World War II, he was a regional associate for Dogs for Defense, which supplied and trained sentry dogs for the military. Fawcett served as president of the Greater St. Louis Training Club for eight years and was a licensed obedience judge. He also served as president of the Mississippi Valley Kennel Club here and of the West Highland White Terrier Club of America. He also bred champion West Highland White Terriers. His paintings have been on display in many states and at the American Kennel Club headquarters.

Lot: 52 - CLARENCE CALHOUN FAWCETT (AMERICAN, 1902-1988)

Clarence Calhoun Fawcett American, 1902-1988 A Wee Bit of Scotch and Miniature Schnauzer Puppies Oil on canvas panel Two (2) works, both framed. One signed and dated 1969 with notes penned to verso showing two Scottish Terriers seated. The other signed and dated 1978 with notes penned to verso showing three miniature Schnauzer puppies. Clarence Calhoun "Tex" Fawcett was born in Smithsville, Texas in 1902. His family moved to St. Louis, Missouri where he attended the old St. Louis School of Fine Arts. In 1927, Fawcett began working in the Ralston Purina art department where he was the art director for 25 years before becoming the director of the company's dog care division in 1959. Fawcett also wrote dog care columns for the firm for many years. Beyond his recognition as a painter for winning dogs in competition and field trials, he also received various awards from the Dog Writers of America for his books and films on dog events. During World War II, he was a regional associate for Dogs for Defense, which supplied and trained sentry dogs for the military. Fawcett served as president of the Greater St. Louis Training Club for eight years and was a licensed obedience judge. He also served as president of the Mississippi Valley Kennel Club here and of the West Highland White Terrier Club of America. He also bred champion West Highland White Terriers. His paintings have been on display in many states and at the American Kennel Club headquarters.

Lot: 53 - CLARENCE CALHOUN FAWCETT (AMERICAN, 1902-1988)

Clarence Calhoun Fawcett American, 1902-1988 Oil on board Signed lower right. Portrait of a Doberman Pinscher in an alert show stance, unframed. Clarence Calhoun "Tex" Fawcett was born in Smithsville, Texas in 1902. His family moved to St. Louis, Missouri where he attended the old St. Louis School of Fine Arts. In 1927, Fawcett began working in the Ralston Purina art department where he was the art director for 25 years before becoming the director of the company's dog care division in 1959. Fawcett also wrote dog care columns for the firm for many years. Beyond his recognition as a painter for winning dogs in competition and field trials, he also received various awards from the Dog Writers of America for his books and films on dog events. During World War II, he was a regional associate for Dogs for Defense, which supplied and trained sentry dogs for the military. Fawcett served as president of the Greater St. Louis Training Club for eight years and was a licensed obedience judge. He also served as president of the Mississippi Valley Kennel Club here and of the West Highland White Terrier Club of America. He also bred champion West Highland White Terriers. His paintings have been on display in many states and at the American Kennel Club headquarters.

Lot: 54 - CLARENCE CALHOUN FAWCETT (AMERICAN, 1902-1988)

Clarence Calhoun Fawcett American, 1902-1988 Mixed media Collection of eight (8) works by the Purina dog specialist. Including a two-strip comic showing a dog, rabbit and skunk, signed; a drawing study on panel of a black and white puppy showing eight images on Strathmore paper, unsigned; two comic-like images of Fawcett (Tex) with dogs, unsigned and framed; image of a dog show judge deciding on a winner between two dogs, signed; portrait image of "Miss Elizabeth Hull with Glenafton Tamara - Best in Show at Miss. Valley Scottish Terrier Club Show - 1936" as penned lower left in the image; with two other images. Clarence Calhoun "Tex" Fawcett was born in Smithsville, Texas in 1902. His family moved to St. Louis, Missouri where he attended the old St. Louis School of Fine Arts. In 1927, Fawcett began working in the Ralston Purina art department where he was the art director for 25 years before becoming the director of the company's dog care division in 1959. Fawcett also wrote dog care columns for the firm for many years. Beyond his recognition as a painter for winning dogs in competition and field trials, he also received various awards from the Dog Writers of America for his books and films on dog events. During World War II, he was a regional associate for Dogs for Defense, which supplied and trained sentry dogs for the military. Fawcett served as president of the Greater St. Louis Training Club for eight years and was a licensed obedience judge. He also served as president of the Mississippi Valley Kennel Club here and of the West Highland White Terrier Club of America. He also bred champion West Highland White Terriers. His paintings have been on display in many states and at the American Kennel Club headquarters.

Lot: 55 - CLARENCE CALHOUN FAWCETT (AMERICAN, 1902-1988)

Clarence Calhoun Fawcett American, 1902-1988 Mixed media Advertising works for Purina, including two original drawn works. One for the "Purinagraph" magazine with "ELEPHANT TONNAGE - 1928" across the sky with a Purina delivery truck speeding over the crest of a hill, the other a collage of images and script for "Checkerlinks - Feb. '31" with a cutout portion near the center. Together with a Purinagraph magazine for April 4, 1929, showing a baseball player on the cover. Two portfolios of "Famous Dog Portraits" prepared by the makers of Purina Dog Chow. And two dog portrait images. Clarence Calhoun "Tex" Fawcett was born in Smithsville, Texas in 1902. His family moved to St. Louis, Missouri where he attended the old St. Louis School of Fine Arts. In 1927, Fawcett began working in the Ralston Purina art department where he was the art director for 25 years before becoming the director of the company's dog care division in 1959. Fawcett also wrote dog care columns for the firm for many years. Beyond his recognition as a painter for winning dogs in competition and field trials, he also received various awards from the Dog Writers of America for his books and films on dog events. During World War II, he was a regional associate for Dogs for Defense, which supplied and trained sentry dogs for the military. Fawcett served as president of the Greater St. Louis Training Club for eight years and was a licensed obedience judge. He also served as president of the Mississippi Valley Kennel Club here and of the West Highland White Terrier Club of America. He also bred champion West Highland White Terriers. His paintings have been on display in many states and at the American Kennel Club headquarters.

Lot: 56 - CLARENCE CALHOUN FAWCETT (AMERICAN, 1902-1988)

Clarence Calhoun Fawcett American, 1902-1988 Mixed media Original drawings by Fawcett including two signed Fawcett family Christmas card renderings in black and white, and a similar "Merry Christmas - Purina Mills - 1927" rendering. Together with three architectural drawings, one of the "Purina Mills" factories "For Sale", the other two dated "7-14-29", and "Aug. 11, 1929", all unframed. Included is a formal portrait of the artist by Edwyn of Saint Louis, seven (7) items total. Clarence Calhoun "Tex" Fawcett was born in Smithsville, Texas in 1902. His family moved to St. Louis, Missouri where he attended the old St. Louis School of Fine Arts. In 1927, Fawcett began working in the Ralston Purina art department where he was the art director for 25 years before becoming the director of the company's dog care division in 1959. Fawcett also wrote dog care columns for the firm for many years. Beyond his recognition as a painter for winning dogs in competition and field trials, he also received various awards from the Dog Writers of America for his books and films on dog events. During World War II, he was a regional associate for Dogs for Defense, which supplied and trained sentry dogs for the military. Fawcett served as president of the Greater St. Louis Training Club for eight years and was a licensed obedience judge. He also served as president of the Mississippi Valley Kennel Club here and of the West Highland White Terrier Club of America. He also bred champion West Highland White Terriers. His paintings have been on display in many states and at the American Kennel Club headquarters.

Lot: 57 - COLLECTION OF FILMS BY CLARENCE CALHOUN FAWCETT WITH GROUP PHOTOGRAPH OF "WORLD'S GREATEST DOG MOTHER"

COLLECTION OF FILMS BY CLARENCE CALHOUN FAWCETT WITH GROUP PHOTOGRAPH OF "WORLD'S GREATEST DOG MOTHER" Clarence Fawcett bore the title "Director Ralston Purina Company, Dog Care Division". Reel to reel films from the 1950s and 1960s, some training and some personal. The group photograph, with Fawcett at the center, is titled "World's Greatest Dog Mother - Purina's New Victory - 109 Puppies in Seven Litters at - PURINA DOG CARE CENTER". Films include one for celebrated War Storm, the inaugural winner of the Purina Dog of the Year Award first awarded in 1963-1964. Film titles include "Brittany Ch. Trials - 1959", "Nat'l Cocker Trials - 1955", "Nat'l Fox Hound & Midwest - Sept '58", "Nat'l Springer Trials - '58 & '59", "Bird Dog R. P. Farm", "Nat'l Springer Trials - 12/1961, "W. H. W. T. C. A. Calif - 1966" and others. Other dogs of note titled on films are Bufkin and Miss Zev. All these titles are assumed by the hand of Clarence Fawcett, as well as a few listed notes attached to some reels. Clarence Calhoun "Tex" Fawcett was born in Smithsville, Texas in 1902. His family moved to St. Louis, Missouri where he attended the old St. Louis School of Fine Arts. In 1927, Fawcett began working in the Ralston Purina art department where he was the art director for 25 years before becoming the director of the company's dog care division in 1959. Fawcett also wrote dog care columns for the firm for many years. Beyond his recognition as a painter for winning dogs in competition and field trials, he also received various awards from the Dog Writers of America for his books and films on dog events. During World War II, he was a regional associate for Dogs for Defense, which supplied and trained sentry dogs for the military. Fawcett served as president of the Greater St. Louis Training Club for eight years and was a licensed obedience judge. He also served as president of the Mississippi Valley Kennel Club here and of the West Highland White Terrier Club of America. He also bred champion West Highland White Terriers. His paintings have been on display in many states and at the American Kennel Club headquarters.

Lot: 58 - COMMEMORATIVE GOLD LORD ELGIN WRISTWATCH

COMMEMORATIVE GOLD LORD ELGIN WRISTWATCH Case marked 14K Gold S&W for Schwab & Wuischpard. Inscribed verso "Clarence Fawcett-In Appreciation of 15 years Faithful Service Ralston Purina Company -11-22-41".

Lot: 59 - THREE CANINE AND SHOOTING RELATED TROPHYS INCLUDING PAIRPOINT

THREE CANINE AND SHOOTING RELATED TROPHYS INCLUDING PAIRPOINT American, 19th/20th century. One a Pairpoint lidded cup on stand, or shell holder, with rifle supports and rifle finial, dated Dec. 25, 1882, perhaps for target shooting as the lower support has incorporated a target. A pewter trophy cup with three dog supports to the base. The last a tabletop easel picture frame decorated with hunting accoutrements and a rifle at the bottom.

Lot: 60 - COLLECTION OF BRONZE WESTHIGHLAND WHITE TERRIER CLUB OF AMERICA MEDALS

COLLECTION OF BRONZE WESTHIGHLAND WHITE TERRIER CLUB OF AMERICA MEDALS American, 20th century. Thirty-seven (37) medals by the "Medallic Art Co. N.Y. - BRONZE", three framed and thirty (30) with original boxes.

Lot: 61 - CAST IRON GREYHOUND

CAST IRON GREYHOUND American, attributed to JW Fiske, late 19th century. Painted cast iron reclining dog.

Lot: 62 - NEU TATTAU PORCELAIN BORZOI FIGURE GROUP

NEU TATTAU PORCELAIN BORZOI FIGURE GROUP German, circa 1930. Marked on underside with model number 5203.

Lot: 63 - ROYAL DUX HUNTING DOGS

ROYAL DUX HUNTING DOGS Czech, circa 1900. Porcelain figural group of two setters, manufacturer's seal and numbered 1570 to underside.

Lot: 64 - COLLECTION OF STAFFORDSHIRE DOG FIGURINES

COLLECTION OF STAFFORDSHIRE DOG FIGURINES English, late 19th/early 20th century. Eight (8) Staffordshire dog figures including one pitcher.

Lot: 65 - TWO TERRIER DOORSTOPS

TWO TERRIER DOORSTOPS Possibly Hubley, early 20th century. Two (2) cast iron Boston terrier doorstops.

Lot: 66 - RARE ST. LOUIS - PUP SOUVENIR MASCOT FIGURE FOR THE ST. LOUIS TERRIERS AND TWO OTHERS

RARE ST. LOUIS - PUP SOUVENIR MASCOT FIGURE FOR THE ST. LOUIS TERRIERS AND TWO OTHERS American, 1914-1915, cast iron. Three (3) matching pieces cast in the form of a seated pup with one ear up, the beige piece cast with "ST. LOUIS PUP" down the back side (for the St. Louis Terriers of the Federal Baseball League, only in existence from 1914-1915). Together with two other matching advertising pieces, one cast with "U B" to the flattened back side, the other blank.

Lot: 67 - COLLECTION OF DOG FIGURES

COLLECTION OF DOG FIGURES 20th century. Six (6) pieces total including a Book of Knowledge mechanical bank, cast iron nutcracker, wooden nutcracker, black Scotty doorstop, and two seated Scotty dogs, one iron and the other composition.

Lot: 68 - COLLECTION OF METAL GERMAN SHEPHERDS

COLLECTION OF METAL GERMAN SHEPHERDS 20th century. Seventeen (17) metal dog figures of varying size, including a pair of bookends, doorstop and more. Markings include "Reed & Barton", "Austria", "Germany", "Japan" and others.

Lot: 69 - COLLECTION OF GERMAN SHEPHERD FIGURINES

COLLECTION OF GERMAN SHEPHERD FIGURINES 20th century. Including twenty-three (23) figures with porcelain, glass and composite examples, a pair of bookends and three (3) wooden plaques.

Lot: 70 - COLLECTION OF SETTER AND POINTER FIGURES

COLLECTION OF SETTER AND POINTER FIGURES 20th century. Twelve (12) total including five (5) porcelain and seven (7) metal examples.

Lot: 71 - COLLECTION OF DECORATIVE METAL DOGS

COLLECTION OF DECORATIVE METAL DOGS 20th century. Including three (3) recast setter figures, one terrier bowl holder & one setter dog bust.

Lot: 72 - COLLECTION OF METAL DOG FIGURES

COLLECTION OF METAL DOG FIGURES 20th century. Twenty-seven (27) figures total, mostly metal with one ceramic example.

Lot: 73 - COLLECTION OF SMALL METAL DOGS

COLLECTION OF SMALL METAL DOGS 20th century. Forty-three (43) total metal dog figurines, some marked.

Lot: 74 - COLLECTION OF CERAMIC DOGS

COLLECTION OF CERAMIC DOGS 20th century. Twenty (20) total, various breeds, with some porcelain examples.

Lot: 75 - COLLECTION OF TERRIER FIGURINES

COLLECTION OF TERRIER FIGURINES 20th century. Fifty-four (54) total with porcelain, ceramic, glass, composite & wood examples.

Lot: 76 - COLLECTION OF DOG FIGURINES

COLLECTION OF DOG FIGURINES 20th century. Twenty-five (25) items total, mostly porcelain, including eight (8) 'spaghetti' poodles, eight (8) beagles by Royal Doulton and others, a George Lefton poodle, and seven (7) other figures, together with a Russel Wright poodle plate.

Lot: 77 - COLLECTION OF MINIATURE DOG FIGURINES

COLLECTION OF MINIATURE DOG FIGURINES 20th century. Fifty-five (55) miniature dog figures including porcelain and composition examples, some marked.

Lot: 78 - COLLECTION OF DOG FIGURINES (42)

COLLECTION OF DOG FIGURINES (42) 20th century. Forty-two (42) figures total, mostly porcelain/ceramic with some metal and glass examples, some marked.

Lot: 79 - LARGE COLLECTION OF DIMINUTIVE DOG FIGURINES

LARGE COLLECTION OF DIMINUTIVE DOG FIGURINES 20th century. Collection of miniature dog figurines, including wooden, metal, plastic and composite examples.

Lot: 80 - COLLECTION OF DOG NOVELTIES AND FIGURES (27)

COLLECTION OF DOG NOVELTIES AND FIGURES (27) 20th century. Including nine (9) dogs with hydrants, seven (7) small musicians, two sets of salt & pepper shakers, one stapler, one ceramic wall hanging, one clock & four miscellaneous pieces.

Lot: 81 - LIMOGES PORCELAIN HUNTING DOG PLATE

LIMOGES PORCELAIN HUNTING DOG PLATE French, 20th century, signed "M.W." in the image with the Limoges mark to the back. Two setters in the woods, framed.

Lot: 82 - VIRGINIA 'TITO' GAY (AMERICAN (ST. LOUIS), 1932-2024)

Virginia 'Tito' Gay American (St. Louis), 1932-2024 Man in Gold Turban Oil on canvas Circa 2000, signed to verso. Portrait of a man in a turban, unframed. Tito attended Washington University where she studied painting under Fred Conway, earning her a Master of Fine Arts. He recognized her potential and urged her to apply to the National Academy School of Fine Arts in New York. She ultimately studied there for six years, learning from Raphael Soyer, Louis Bouche, and Robert Philipp, and twice was awarded the Julius Hallgarten Prize. She returned to St. Louis in the late 1960s. Tito was most accomplished as a portrait painter, and it was the genre that she most appreciated. "It is this ephemeral quality of personality that I have aspired to in my career as an artist." She sought to capture the essence of her sitters, not to recreate their likeness as to imitate a photograph. She started taking portrait commissions around St. Louis, and grew the skill into a business with which she could support herself and her family. She completed portraits for St. Louis University, Washington University, City of St. Louis, Missouri Botanical Garden, and the Missouri Historical Society, among many others. She exhibited nationally with the American Watercolor Society, the American Artists' Professional League and the Audubon Artists, won the Knickerbocker Society award, and was a Distinguished Artist of the St. Louis Artists' Guild, having participated in more than forty juried exhibits. She taught painting at Fontbonne College, the St. Louis Missouri Botanical Garden, and the St. Louis Art Museum.

Lot: 83 - VIRGINIA 'TITO' GAY (AMERICAN (ST. LOUIS), 1932-2024)

Virginia 'Tito' Gay American (St. Louis), 1932-2024 Man in Blue Vest Oil on canvas Circa 2000, unsigned. Portrait of a man, unframed. Tito attended Washington University where she studied painting under Fred Conway, earning her a Master of Fine Arts. He recognized her potential and urged her to apply to the National Academy School of Fine Arts in New York. She ultimately studied there for six years, learning from Raphael Soyer, Louis Bouche, and Robert Philipp, and twice was awarded the Julius Hallgarten Prize. She returned to St. Louis in the late 1960s. Tito was most accomplished as a portrait painter, and it was the genre that she most appreciated. "It is this ephemeral quality of personality that I have aspired to in my career as an artist." She sought to capture the essence of her sitters, not to recreate their likeness as to imitate a photograph. She started taking portrait commissions around St. Louis, and grew the skill into a business with which she could support herself and her family. She completed portraits for St. Louis University, Washington University, City of St. Louis, Missouri Botanical Garden, and the Missouri Historical Society, among many others. She exhibited nationally with the American Watercolor Society, the American Artists' Professional League and the Audubon Artists, won the Knickerbocker Society award, and was a Distinguished Artist of the St. Louis Artists' Guild, having participated in more than forty juried exhibits. She taught painting at Fontbonne College, the St. Louis Missouri Botanical Garden, and the St. Louis Art Museum.

Lot: 84 - VIRGINIA 'TITO' GAY (AMERICAN (ST. LOUIS), 1932-2024)

Virginia 'Tito' Gay American (St. Louis), 1932-2024 Red Coat Brass Man Oil on canvas Unsigned. Portrait of a man with a trumpet, unframed. Tito attended Washington University where she studied painting under Fred Conway, earning her a Master of Fine Arts. He recognized her potential and urged her to apply to the National Academy School of Fine Arts in New York. She ultimately studied there for six years, learning from Raphael Soyer, Louis Bouche, and Robert Philipp, and twice was awarded the Julius Hallgarten Prize. She returned to St. Louis in the late 1960s. Tito was most accomplished as a portrait painter, and it was the genre that she most appreciated. "It is this ephemeral quality of personality that I have aspired to in my career as an artist." She sought to capture the essence of her sitters, not to recreate their likeness as to imitate a photograph. She started taking portrait commissions around St. Louis, and grew the skill into a business with which she could support herself and her family. She completed portraits for St. Louis University, Washington University, City of St. Louis, Missouri Botanical Garden, and the Missouri Historical Society, among many others. She exhibited nationally with the American Watercolor Society, the American Artists' Professional League and the Audubon Artists, won the Knickerbocker Society award, and was a Distinguished Artist of the St. Louis Artists' Guild, having participated in more than forty juried exhibits. She taught painting at Fontbonne College, the St. Louis Missouri Botanical Garden, and the St. Louis Art Museum.

Lot: 85 - VIRGINIA 'TITO' GAY (AMERICAN (ST. LOUIS), 1932-2024)

Virginia 'Tito' Gay American (St. Louis), 1932-2024 Self Portrait Oil on canvas Circa 1990, unsigned. Portrait of the artist at her easel, unframed. Tito attended Washington University where she studied painting under Fred Conway, earning her a Master of Fine Arts. He recognized her potential and urged her to apply to the National Academy School of Fine Arts in New York. She ultimately studied there for six years, learning from Raphael Soyer, Louis Bouche, and Robert Philipp, and twice was awarded the Julius Hallgarten Prize. She returned to St. Louis in the late 1960s. Tito was most accomplished as a portrait painter, and it was the genre that she most appreciated. "It is this ephemeral quality of personality that I have aspired to in my career as an artist." She sought to capture the essence of her sitters, not to recreate their likeness as to imitate a photograph. She started taking portrait commissions around St. Louis, and grew the skill into a business with which she could support herself and her family. She completed portraits for St. Louis University, Washington University, City of St. Louis, Missouri Botanical Garden, and the Missouri Historical Society, among many others. She exhibited nationally with the American Watercolor Society, the American Artists' Professional League and the Audubon Artists, won the Knickerbocker Society award, and was a Distinguished Artist of the St. Louis Artists' Guild, having participated in more than forty juried exhibits. She taught painting at Fontbonne College, the St. Louis Missouri Botanical Garden, and the St. Louis Art Museum.

Lot: 86 - VIRGINIA 'TITO' GAY (AMERICAN (ST. LOUIS), 1932-2024)

Virginia 'Tito' Gay American (St. Louis), 1932-2024 Jane Oil on canvas Circa 1965, signed upper left. Shoulder length portrait of a woman, unframed. Tito attended Washington University where she studied painting under Fred Conway, earning her a Master of Fine Arts. He recognized her potential and urged her to apply to the National Academy School of Fine Arts in New York. She ultimately studied there for six years, learning from Raphael Soyer, Louis Bouche, and Robert Philipp, and twice was awarded the Julius Hallgarten Prize. She returned to St. Louis in the late 1960s. Tito was most accomplished as a portrait painter, and it was the genre that she most appreciated. "It is this ephemeral quality of personality that I have aspired to in my career as an artist." She sought to capture the essence of her sitters, not to recreate their likeness as to imitate a photograph. She started taking portrait commissions around St. Louis, and grew the skill into a business with which she could support herself and her family. She completed portraits for St. Louis University, Washington University, City of St. Louis, Missouri Botanical Garden, and the Missouri Historical Society, among many others. She exhibited nationally with the American Watercolor Society, the American Artists' Professional League and the Audubon Artists, won the Knickerbocker Society award, and was a Distinguished Artist of the St. Louis Artists' Guild, having participated in more than forty juried exhibits. She taught painting at Fontbonne College, the St. Louis Missouri Botanical Garden, and the St. Louis Art Museum.

Lot: 87 - VIRGINIA 'TITO' GAY (AMERICAN (ST. LOUIS), 1932-2024)

Virginia 'Tito' Gay American (St. Louis), 1932-2024 Page Boy Cut Oil on canvas Circa 1965, signed upper left and to verso. Bust length portrait, unframed. Tito attended Washington University where she studied painting under Fred Conway, earning her a Master of Fine Arts. He recognized her potential and urged her to apply to the National Academy School of Fine Arts in New York. She ultimately studied there for six years, learning from Raphael Soyer, Louis Bouche, and Robert Philipp, and twice was awarded the Julius Hallgarten Prize. She returned to St. Louis in the late 1960s. Tito was most accomplished as a portrait painter, and it was the genre that she most appreciated. "It is this ephemeral quality of personality that I have aspired to in my career as an artist." She sought to capture the essence of her sitters, not to recreate their likeness as to imitate a photograph. She started taking portrait commissions around St. Louis, and grew the skill into a business with which she could support herself and her family. She completed portraits for St. Louis University, Washington University, City of St. Louis, Missouri Botanical Garden, and the Missouri Historical Society, among many others. She exhibited nationally with the American Watercolor Society, the American Artists' Professional League and the Audubon Artists, won the Knickerbocker Society award, and was a Distinguished Artist of the St. Louis Artists' Guild, having participated in more than forty juried exhibits. She taught painting at Fontbonne College, the St. Louis Missouri Botanical Garden, and the St. Louis Art Museum.

Lot: 88 - VIRGINIA 'TITO' GAY (AMERICAN (ST. LOUIS), 1932-2024)

Virginia 'Tito' Gay American (St. Louis), 1932-2024 Nude Model Oil on canvas Circa 1970, signed lower right. Portrait of a seated nude woman, unframed. Tito attended Washington University where she studied painting under Fred Conway, earning her a Master of Fine Arts. He recognized her potential and urged her to apply to the National Academy School of Fine Arts in New York. She ultimately studied there for six years, learning from Raphael Soyer, Louis Bouche, and Robert Philipp, and twice was awarded the Julius Hallgarten Prize. She returned to St. Louis in the late 1960s. Tito was most accomplished as a portrait painter, and it was the genre that she most appreciated. "It is this ephemeral quality of personality that I have aspired to in my career as an artist." She sought to capture the essence of her sitters, not to recreate their likeness as to imitate a photograph. She started taking portrait commissions around St. Louis, and grew the skill into a business with which she could support herself and her family. She completed portraits for St. Louis University, Washington University, City of St. Louis, Missouri Botanical Garden, and the Missouri Historical Society, among many others. She exhibited nationally with the American Watercolor Society, the American Artists' Professional League and the Audubon Artists, won the Knickerbocker Society award, and was a Distinguished Artist of the St. Louis Artists' Guild, having participated in more than forty juried exhibits. She taught painting at Fontbonne College, the St. Louis Missouri Botanical Garden, and the St. Louis Art Museum.

Lot: 89 - VIRGINIA 'TITO' GAY (AMERICAN (ST. LOUIS), 1932-2024)

Virginia 'Tito' Gay American (St. Louis), 1932-2024 Long Island Girls Oil on canvas Circa 1990, unsigned. Two girls at the beach, unframed. Tito attended Washington University where she studied painting under Fred Conway, earning her a Master of Fine Arts. He recognized her potential and urged her to apply to the National Academy School of Fine Arts in New York. She ultimately studied there for six years, learning from Raphael Soyer, Louis Bouche, and Robert Philipp, and twice was awarded the Julius Hallgarten Prize. She returned to St. Louis in the late 1960s. Tito was most accomplished as a portrait painter, and it was the genre that she most appreciated. "It is this ephemeral quality of personality that I have aspired to in my career as an artist." She sought to capture the essence of her sitters, not to recreate their likeness as to imitate a photograph. She started taking portrait commissions around St. Louis, and grew the skill into a business with which she could support herself and her family. She completed portraits for St. Louis University, Washington University, City of St. Louis, Missouri Botanical Garden, and the Missouri Historical Society, among many others. She exhibited nationally with the American Watercolor Society, the American Artists' Professional League and the Audubon Artists, won the Knickerbocker Society award, and was a Distinguished Artist of the St. Louis Artists' Guild, having participated in more than forty juried exhibits. She taught painting at Fontbonne College, the St. Louis Missouri Botanical Garden, and the St. Louis Art Museum.

Lot: 90 - SUSAN DROZDA COOPER (AMERICAN, B. 1942)

Susan Drozda Cooper American, b. 1942 Taos Oil on board Signed lower right, also signed and titled to verso. Pueblo scene, unframed.

Lot: 91 - SUSAN DROZDA COOPER (AMERICAN, B. 1942)

Susan Drozda Cooper American, b. 1942 Back in Time, Colorado Oil on board Signed and dated lower right, also signed and titled to verso. Western frontier town scene, unframed.

Lot: 92 - SUSAN DROZDA COOPER (AMERICAN, B. 1942)

Susan Drozda Cooper American, b. 1942 Greenhouse on the Rock Oil on board Signed and titled on verso. Greenhouse on a coastal rock, unframed.

Lot: 93 - SUSAN DROZDA COOPER (AMERICAN, B. 1942)

Susan Drozda Cooper American, b. 1942 Sunrise over Mesa Oil on canvas Signed and dated lower left, also signed and titled to verso. Southwestern landscape, unframed.

Lot: 94 - SUSAN DROZDA COOPER (AMERICAN, B. 1942)

Susan Drozda Cooper American, b. 1942 Universe Oil on canvas Signed and titled to verso. Abstract composition, unframed.

Lot: 95 - SUSAN DROZDA COOPER (AMERICAN, B. 1942)

Susan Drozda Cooper American, b. 1942 Changing Seasons Oil on canvas Signed lower left, also signed, titled and dated on verso. Abstracted tree and moon composition, unframed.

Lot: 96 - SUSAN DROZDA COOPER (AMERICAN, B. 1942)

Susan Drozda Cooper American, b. 1942 Mother Earth Oil on canvas Signed lower left, also signed and titled to verso. Unframed.

Lot: 97 - SUSAN DROZDA COOPER (AMERICAN, B. 1942)

Susan Drozda Cooper American, b. 1942 Sacred Vessel Oil on canvas Signed and dated lower right, also to verso. Vase in the window of an architectural structure, unframed.

Lot: 98 - SUSAN DROZDA COOPER (AMERICAN, B. 1942)

Susan Drozda Cooper American, b. 1942 The Thrush and the Skull Oil on canvas Signed and dated 2020 lower left. Unframed.

Lot: 99 - SUSAN DROZDA COOPER (AMERICAN, B. 1942)

Susan Drozda Cooper American, b. 1942 Two Works Oil on canvas Including 'All Things Great and Small' and 'Walking Hercules'. Two Surrealist figural compositions, both signed and titled to verso, unframed.

Lot: 100 - SUSAN DROZDA COOPER (AMERICAN, B. 1942)

Susan Drozda Cooper American, b. 1942 Two Works Mixed media Including a hand painted watercolor within a tin nicho box showing a figure riding a pig, together with an ink on wood panel titled "Inner Child', both signed on verso.

Lot: 101 - SUSAN DROZDA COOPER (AMERICAN, B. 1942)

Susan Drozda Cooper American, b. 1942 Steampunk Rabbit Wood and metal Signed and dated 2002 on underside.

Lot: 102 - SUSAN DROZDA COOPER (AMERICAN, B. 1942)

SUSAN DROZDA COOPER (AMERICAN, B. 1942) Five (5) hand painted stones.

Lot: 103 - LITTLE RED DEER (SIOUX ARTIST), 'THE BLESSING BOWL'

LITTLE RED DEER (SIOUX ARTIST), 'THE BLESSING BOWL' Oil on canvas, signed and titled on verso. Scene of a bowl beside a small fire in the moonlight, unframed but with a faux painted frame.

Lot: 104 - SUSAN GOTT (AMERICAN, B. 1959)

Susan Gott American, b. 1959 Glass Signed "Phoenix Studio" to lower edge. Colorful wedge form brick incorporating a face and geometric forms.

Lot: 105 - PORTRAIT OF MARILYN MONROE

PORTRAIT OF MARILYN MONROE Oil on canvas, signed and dated lower right 'Emily Myer Scott, 1999'. Half-length portrait, unframed.

Lot: 106 - PORTRAIT OF A NUDE WOMAN

PORTRAIT OF A NUDE WOMAN 20th century, oil on canvas, unsigned. Half length portrait of a nude woman, framed.

Lot: 107 - PORTRAIT OF A LADY

PORTRAIT OF A LADY Early 20th century, oil on canvas, unsigned. Bust length portrait of a lady in a hat, in oval frame.

Lot: 108 - PAIR OF STILL LIFE FRUIT PAINTINGS

PAIR OF STILL LIFE FRUIT PAINTINGS 20th century, oil on canvas, both signed 'Muller' lower right. Framed.

Lot: 109 - TWO FLORAL STILL LIFE PAINTINGS

TWO FLORAL STILL LIFE PAINTINGS 20th century, oil on canvas. Including an unframed example signed 'A. Rinda', and a gilt framed example signed 'Vogel'.

Lot: 110 - FRED CONWAY (AMERICAN (MISSOURI), 1900-1973)

Fred Conway American (Missouri), 1900-1973 Oil on papier mache Signed lower right. Two-dimensional image of a large sailing ship on the ocean, framed.

Lot: 111 - FRED DOLORESCO (AMERICAN, B. 1949)

Fred Doloresco American, b. 1949 A Good Catch Oil on canvas Signed lower left, with COA from Castle Gallery, Fort Wayne, Indiana to verso. Fishermen on a pier tending to their catch, framed.

Lot: 112 - LUPE SALAZAR (AMERICAN, 20TH C.)

Lupe Salazar American, 20th c. Capilla de San Jose Watercolor Signed and dated '86 with title and more to the matting. Church in an autumn landscape, matted and framed.

Lot: 113 - HERBERT HERGET (AMERICAN, 1885-1950)

Herbert Herget American, 1885-1950 Watercolor Signed lower left. Man with mules hiking up a mountainous trail, matted, unframed.

Lot: 114 - MEDITERRANEAN STREET SCENE

MEDITERRANEAN STREET SCENE Oil on canvas, signed illegibly lower right. Dwellings along a stone street, flowering vines and flower filled pots with an arched walkway, framed.

Lot: 115 - MEDITERRANEAN ARCHITECTURAL SCENE

MEDITERRANEAN ARCHITECTURAL SCENE Oil on canvas, signed illegibly lower right. Stone dwelling with a staircase to the left of an arched walkway, the dwelling upper right with mountains in the background, framed.

Lot: 116 - EUROPEAN SEASIDE TOWN

EUROPEAN SEASIDE TOWN 20th century, oil on board, unsigned. Coastal town with mountains in background, framed.

Lot: 117 - FISHERMAN FAMILY WATERCOLOR

FISHERMAN FAMILY WATERCOLOR 20th century, watercolor on paper, signed 'A.v. Been' lower right. Scene of a fisherman and his family at the seashore, framed.

Lot: 118 - JAPANESE ABSTRACT PAINTING

JAPANESE ABSTRACT PAINTING 20th century, oil on board, signed in script. Framed.

Lot: 119 - SET OF FOUR LAQUERED WALL HANGINGS

SET OF FOUR LAQUERED WALL HANGINGS Chinese, 20th century. Two (2) depicting a Chinese Emperor and Empress, and two (2) depicting Buddha and Guanyin.

Lot: 120 - SET OF FOUR LAQUERED WALL HANGINGS

SET OF FOUR LAQUERED WALL HANGINGS Chinese, 20th century. Each panel shows an angelic figure on a gold background.

Lot: 121 - THREE PANEL ROOM SCREEN

THREE PANEL ROOM SCREEN Chinese, 20th century. Each panel depicts a Bodhisattva figure on a gold background.

Lot: 122 - CARVED STONE BUDDHA HEAD

CARVED STONE BUDDHA HEAD Southwest Asian (Cambodian), likely 14th century or older, sandstone. Detailed bust of a Khmer-style Buddha head, on a plexiglass stand.

Lot: 123 - TWO BAN-CHIANG POTS

TWO BAN-CHIANG POTS Thailand, earthenware. Red and white decoration.

Lot: 124 - CHINESE TEMPLE BELL ON STAND

CHINESE TEMPLE BELL ON STAND 20th century. Cast brass "dragon" bell on carved wood figural stand showing central bird over pair of immortals.

Lot: 125 - COLLECTION OF ASIAN DECORATIVE ARTS

COLLECTION OF ASIAN DECORATIVE ARTS Chinese, 20th century. Including a framed Yangzhou lacquered table screen showing a large bird flying above the trees, a framed print of two rabbits, and a collection of rolled images and calendar pages.

Lot: 126 - COLLECTION OF CHINESE EXPORT PORCELAIN

COLLECTION OF CHINESE EXPORT PORCELAIN 19th/20th century. Seventeen (17) pieces total including tea bowls and other dishes, and a contemporary vase.

Lot: 127 - CHINESE EXPORT FAMILLE ROSE WASH BASIN AND PLATE

CHINESE EXPORT FAMILLE ROSE WASH BASIN AND PLATE 19th century. Wash basin decorated to interior with an elderly man sitting by a river, calligraphy to the rim, and a famille rose peacock plate, marked on underside.

Lot: 128 - CHINESE OPIUM CHATELAINE

CHINESE OPIUM CHATELAINE Chinese, late 19th/early 20th century. Four chain extensions attached to a dragon 7.2 Candareen from Kwangtung Province.

Lot: 129 - CHINESE ENAMELED BRASS CRUMB CATCHER

CHINESE ENAMELED BRASS CRUMB CATCHER 20th century. Oval crumb catcher or 'silent butler', marked on underside.

Lot: 130 - PAIR OF GUANGXU CHEH-KIANG PROVINCE 7 MACE AND 2 CANDAREENS COINS

PAIR OF GUANGXU CHEH-KIANG PROVINCE 7 MACE AND 2 CANDAREENS COINS Each coin set into a collectible silver dish; coin with five clawed dragon hovering above a flaming pearl to the face and characters to verso.

Lot: 131 - CHINESE BANGLES AND ADDITIONAL JEWELRY

CHINESE BANGLES AND ADDITIONAL JEWELRY Four bangles of jade, jadeite and hardstone, one carved jade pendant on a black beaded necklace, a beaded coral necklace, a beaded bracelet of coral, and two large rutilated quartz pendants.

Lot: 132 - SIX CHINESE HARDSTONE CARVINGS

SIX CHINESE HARDSTONE CARVINGS A Chinese carved Warring States scabbard slide and an archaic carved sword guard. Along with three (3) carved turtles, and toad figure group.

Lot: 133 - GROUP OF CHINESE CLAY TEAPOTS

GROUP OF CHINESE CLAY TEAPOTS 20th century. Including a Yixing teapot with figural spout and finial, a Yixing three color teapot, a fish basket teapot, and three other figural teapots. All marked.

Lot: 134 - TWO FIGURAL TEAPOTS

TWO FIGURAL TEAPOTS 20th century. Including a Hirado style teapot with mark to underside and a Chinese mudman style teapot.

Lot: 135 - GROUP OF JAPANESE CERAMICS

GROUP OF JAPANESE CERAMICS 20th century. Five (5) pieces total, including two Sumida Gawa teapots and mugs, and another small teapot.

Lot: 136 - MEIJI GINBARI CLOISONNE VASE

MEIJI GINBARI CLOISONNE VASE Japanese, late 19th century, marked underfoot. Decorated with koi fish swimming among foliage against a fading green ground.

Lot: 137 - THREE GINBARI CLOISONNE ENAMEL VASES

THREE GINBARI CLOISONNE ENAMEL VASES Japanese, 20th century. All with assorted floral decoration, one with oxblood red ground, another peach ground, the last with forest green ground, all with foil decoration beneath the enamel finish.

Lot: 138 - MEIJI PERIOD LACQUERED PHOTO ALBUM, SCHOOL OF FELICE BEATO

MEIJI PERIOD LACQUERED PHOTO ALBUM, SCHOOL OF FELICE BEATO Japanese, possibly the work of Felice Beato, circa 1870s. Forty-six (46) assorted colored albumen images of everyday life in Japan. The front lacquered cover beautifully decorated showing an attendant pulling a rickshaw with ivory highlights, showing crickets and other insects decorating the back cover. All images with hand-colored highlights showing assorted genre scenes, each penned with a title below. Titles include "Cherry Blossoms, Tokio (sic)", "Firemen", several titled "Nagasaki", "Dancing Girls", "Getting Lunch" and many others.

Lot: 139 - KATSUKAWA SHUNTEI (JAPANESE, 1770-1824)

Katsukawa Shuntei Japanese, 1770-1824 The Hunt at Mount Fuji (Fuji no makigari) Woodblock Circa 1811. Single sheet from a pentaptych, framed and matted.

Lot: 140 - COLLECTION OF JAPANESE WOODBLOCK PRINTS

COLLECTION OF JAPANESE WOODBLOCK PRINTS Late 19th/early 20th century. Six (6) color woodblocks including three (3) images of the Flowers of Japan by Gekko Ogato, two (2) by Hokusai titled Futagawa and Numatsu, and one (1) of the thirty-six Edo Interests set at Nihonbashi bridge. All unframed.

Lot: 141 - COLLECTION OF CHROMOLITHOGRAPHS FROM 'ORIENTAL CERAMIC ART: ILLUSTRATED BY EXAMPLES FROM THE COLLECTION OF W.T. WALTERS'

COLLECTION OF CHROMOLITHOGRAPHS FROM 'ORIENTAL CERAMIC ART: ILLUSTRATED BY EXAMPLES FROM THE COLLECTION OF W.T. WALTERS' Appleton Publishers, New York, 1897, lithographs by Louis Prang. Sixteen (16) unframed lithographs including Plate III (Peach-bloom vase), Plate VI (K'ang-hsi vase decorated in colors), Plate XXV (Tripod censer of mottled yellow), Plate XXVIII (Vase decorated in coral-red), Plate XXXIX (White vase with etched dragon), Plate XLII (Blue and white brocaded vase), Plate XLIV (Etched turquoise beaker), Plate L (Two "peach-bloom" transmutations), Plate LI (Peach-bloom and Clair-de-lune vases), Plate LIV (Peach-bloom vase), Plate LVI (Lang Yao bottle), Plate LVIII (Small "Lang Yao" vase), Plate LXV (Decorated citron-yellow vase), Plate LXVII (Notched bowl decorated with red dragons), Plate XCVI (Tokio white figure), and Plate XCVII (Two "Old Japan" Imari sake bottles).

Lot: 142 - RAFAEL CORONEL (MEXICAN, 1931-2019) SIGNED POSTER

RAFAEL CORONEL (MEXICAN, 1931-2019) SIGNED POSTER 'Santiago Rojo', signed in marker lower left. Unframed.

Lot: 143 - BERNARD VILLEMOT (FRENCH, 1911-1989)

Bernard Villemot French, 1911-1989 Bally Kick, 1988 Offset lithograph Signed in plate. Framed.

Lot: 144 - HANS FALK (SWISS, 1918-2002) 'SUNNY SPORTS IN SWITZERLAND' POSTER

HANS FALK (SWISS, 1918-2002) 'SUNNY SPORTS IN SWITZERLAND' POSTER For Swiss National Tourist Office, 1957. Unframed.

Lot: 145 - DAMIEN HIRST BUTTERFLY LITHOGRAPH

DAMIEN HIRST BUTTERFLY LITHOGRAPH Signed in plate and numbered 15/150 in pencil. Unframed.

Lot: 146 - ANNETTE ROBYNS (AMERICAN, 1914-1994)

Annette Robyns American, 1914-1994 Time Was Etching Signed, titled, and noted 'a/p' lower margin. Matted and framed.

Lot: 147 - THREE MODERN PRINTS

THREE MODERN PRINTS Including a color engraving by Richard Black titled 'Color Fragments' (XXI/XXV), an untitled color engraving by Peter Bodnar, and a lithograph by Anne Dowhie titled 'Los Fuegos Artificiales' (XVI/XXV). Each signed, unframed.

Lot: 148 - GROUP OF WILL PETERSEN (AMERICAN, 1928-1994) LITHOGRAPHS

GROUP OF WILL PETERSEN (AMERICAN, 1928-1994) LITHOGRAPHS Six (6) total including 'Witness' (XIX/XXV), 'Thamyris' (VIII/XXV), 'Desert Dancer' (IX/XXV), 'Dancer Sculptor' (X/XXV), 'Hat at Dusk' (X/XXV), and 'Double Witness' (XX/XXV). Each signed, on Arches paper, unframed.

Lot: 149 - GROUP OF GREG CONSTANTINE (CANADIAN-AMERICAN, B 1938) LITHOGRAPHS

GROUP OF GREG CONSTANTINE (CANADIAN-AMERICAN, B 1938) LITHOGRAPHS Six (6) total, including 'Vincent Painting Coney Island on a Sunday Afternoon' (X/XXV), 'Vincent Defends New Wave Art' (XVII/XXV), 'Vincent Goes Bar-Hopping Early Sunday Morning' (XVII/XXV), 'Vincent Attends 'Homage to Van Gogh' Exhibit at MOMA' (XIV/XXV), 'Vincent Sees Kirk Douglas at the Premiere of 'Lust for Life' (XVIII/XXV), and 'Vincent Paints July 4th Fireworks Over Manhattan' (XI/XXV). Each signed and dated 1982, unframed.

Lot: 150 - THREE ADRIAN VAN SUCHTELEN (INDONESIAN, B 1941) PRINTS

THREE ADRIAN VAN SUCHTELEN (INDONESIAN, B 1941) PRINTS Including two (2) etchings: 'Europa' (XVI/XXV) and 'POW' (XVI/XXV), and a color lithograph 'Edge of the Forest' (XIX/XXV). Each signed and dated '82, unframed.

Lot: 151 - FIVE AMY WORTHEN (AMERICAN, B. 1946) ETCHINGS

FIVE AMY WORTHEN (AMERICAN, B. 1946) ETCHINGS Including 'Court Ave. Underpass' (XIX/XXV), 'Terrace Hill with Engraving of Sankt Gottard, Mainz' (XIX/XXV), and 'Sankt Gottard, Mainz' Nos. I, II and III (XIX/XXV). Each signed, titled and numbered, unframed.

Lot: 152 - TWO PRINTS BY KATHE KOLLWITZ AND LEE WALLAS

TWO PRINTS BY KATHE KOLLWITZ AND LEE WALLAS 20th century. Lithograph by Kathe Kollwitz titled 'Bread', framed, and a serigraph of 'Christ the Artisan' by Lee Wallas, matted and unframed.

Lot: 153 - THREE PRINTS INCLUDING JEAN-LOUIS FORAIN AND HENRY ROSENBERG

THREE PRINTS INCLUDING JEAN-LOUIS FORAIN AND HENRY ROSENBERG 19th/20th century. Including a pair of hand-colored French costume engravings, an etching by Henry Rosenberg (American, 1858-1947), signed in pencil lower right, and an etching by Jean-Louis Forain (French, 1852-1931). All matted and framed.

Lot: 154 - THREE LITHOGRAPHS AFTER HENRI DE TOULOUSE-LAUTREC

THREE LITHOGRAPHS AFTER HENRI DE TOULOUSE-LAUTREC 20th century. One (1) originally from 1896 titled "The Ault & Wiborg Co.", another circa 1896 titled "Salon des Cent: Exposition Internationale d'affiches", the last circa 1950 titled "At the Foot of the Scaffold", originally an advertisement for the 1891 book "At the Foot of the Scaffold" by Lautrec. All matted and framed.

Lot: 155 - THREE ETCHINGS AFTER DEGAS AND RENOIR

THREE ETCHINGS AFTER DEGAS AND RENOIR Including 'Femme nue couche' etching after Renoir, 'Femme a la Mantille' etching after Degas, and 'La Rade' etching after Degas. Each matted and framed.

Lot: 156 - TWO BOOKPLATES AND A DEGAS LITHOGRAPH

TWO BOOKPLATES AND A DEGAS LITHOGRAPH Including 'The Promenade', offset lithograph after Degas, unframed, and two (2) bookplate prints, matted and framed.

Lot: 157 - COLLECTION OF UNFRAMED ARTWORK

COLLECTION OF UNFRAMED ARTWORK Includes a woodcut of three shore birds numbered 99/100 and signed illegibly, an etching of "Shakespeare's House" by Cecil Forbes, an expressionist style woodblock of faces numbered 3/6 and signed Cliff Hegg, an etching of "Woodland Pool" by James David Smillie, an etching of "Coal Pockets at New Bedford" by Robert Swain Gifford, and a small watercolor signed Grosse (Stanley). All unframed.

Lot: 158 - COLLECTION OF DAVID SHEPHERD SIGNED ANIMAL PRINTS

COLLECTION OF DAVID SHEPHERD SIGNED ANIMAL PRINTS 20th century. Ten (10) black and white animal prints by famed artist David Shepherd (British, 1931-2017), all signed on the matting, and in matching frames. Images include lion, panda, zebra, rhinoceros, hippopotamus, elephant, giraffe, cheetah, tiger, and monkey.

Lot: 159 - ANDREW HUTCHINSON (ENGLISH, B. 1961)

Andrew Hutchinson English, b. 1961 Barn Owl and Tawny Owl Offset lithograph Pencil signed and numbered 251/350 and 203/350 to lower margins. Both matted and framed.

Lot: 160 - FOUR CURRIER AND IVES 'WHITE KITTENS' LITHOGRAPHS

FOUR CURRIER AND IVES 'WHITE KITTENS' LITHOGRAPHS 19th century. Four (4) hand-colored lithographs including "The Three White Kittens", "My Little White Kittens Taking the Cake", "My Little White Kittens Playing Ball", and "Three Little White Kittens, Their First Mouse". All framed.

Lot: 161 - FOUR CURRIER AND IVES 'WHITE KITTENS' LITHOGRAPHS

FOUR CURRIER AND IVES 'WHITE KITTENS' LITHOGRAPHS 19th century. Four (4) hand-colored lithographs including "Little White Kitties Fishing", "My Little White Kitties Playing Ball", "My Little White Kitties Playing Dominoes", and "Two Little Fraid Cats". Each framed.

Lot: 162 - FOUR CURRIER AND IVES 'WHITE KITTENS' LITHOGRAPHS

FOUR CURRIER AND IVES 'WHITE KITTENS' LITHOGRAPHS 19th century. Four (4) hand-colored lithographs including "My Three White Kitties Learning Their ABC", "My Little White Kitties Into Mischief", "Little White Kitties Into Mischief", and "My Little White Kitties". All framed.

Lot: 163 - FOUR CAT PRINTS INCLUDING CURRIER AND IVES

FOUR CAT PRINTS INCLUDING CURRIER AND IVES 19th/20th century. Including two (2) Currier & Ives 'White Kitten' hand-colored lithographs, a Kellogg & Thayer lithograph titled "The Playful Family" and a Carter's Ink Company offset lithograph. All framed.

Lot: 164 - PIERRE FIX MASSEAU (FRENCH, 1905-1994) FOR THE VENICE SIMPLON ORIENT EXPRESS

PIERRE FIX MASSEAU (FRENCH, 1905-1994) FOR THE VENICE SIMPLON ORIENT EXPRESS Set of twelve (12) lithograph travel posters, the 'Venice' print hand-signed and numbered 362/500, all others signed in print. In matching frames.

Lot: 165 - THOMAS ALLOM (ENGLISH, 1804-1872), COLLECTION OF ENGRAVINGS

THOMAS ALLOM (ENGLISH, 1804-1872), COLLECTION OF ENGRAVINGS Circa 1840, hand-colored engravings, each inscribed 'Drawn by T. Allom' lower left and 'Fisher, Son, & Co, London & Paris' lower center. Fourteen (14) total Views of China, including 'Imperial Palace at Tseaou-shan', 'Ceremony of Meeting the Spring', 'Hall of Audience, Palace of Yuen min Yuen, Peking', 'Canton Barge-men, fighting Quails', 'Junks passing an inclined plane on the Imperial Canal', 'The Tung-ting Shan', 'The Pria Grande, Macao', 'The culture and preparation of Tea', 'Loading Tea-junks at Tseen-tang', 'The Imperial Travelling Palace at the Hoo-kew-shan', 'Pavilion of the Star of Hope, Tong Chow', 'Feeding Silkworms, and Soring the Cocoons', 'Chinese Boatman economizing Time & Labour, Poo-kow', and 'The Shih-Mun, or Rock-Gates'. All unframed.

Lot: 166 - 'DAS LEBEN DER MARIA VON ALBRECHT DURER' PORTFOLIO

'DAS LEBEN DER MARIA VON ALBRECHT DURER' PORTFOLIO Berlin, 1862. Portfolio with twenty (20) photolithographs after Albrecht Durer.

Lot: 167 - ILLUSTRATION FROM 'TAM O'SHANTER' BY ROBERT BURNS

ILLUSTRATION FROM 'TAM O'SHANTER' BY ROBERT BURNS Print with ink embellishments on a sheet mounted on thick card stock. A scene from the poem "Tam O'Shanter" by Robert Burns, as part of his poem is written below "The Landlady & Tam grew gracious, Wi' favours, secret, sweet and precious,....", with other notes penned, matted in an oak Arts & Crafts style frame.

Lot: 168 - THREE 'VANITY FAIR' CARICATURE LITHOGRAPHS

THREE 'VANITY FAIR' CARICATURE LITHOGRAPHS Late 19th century. Including Haute ecole Dec. 22, 1877, The Royal Borough, Feb.17, 1877, and Statesmen, No 112 "Consequential Damages", May 18, 1872. Each framed.

Lot: 169 - PHANTOM CORSAIR FOLD-OUT PROTOTYPE BROCHURE

PHANTOM CORSAIR FOLD-OUT PROTOTYPE BROCHURE 1938. Printed brochure for the Phantom Corsair, a futuristic prototype with only one model being produced in 1938 by Rust Heinz and Bohman & Schwartz. Rust Heinz tragically died in a car accident in 1939, and the Phantom Corsair was never produced.

Lot: 170 - 1605 MAP OF OXFORDSHIRE BY JOHN SPEED (ENGLISH, 1552-1629)

1605 MAP OF OXFORDSHIRE BY JOHN SPEED (ENGLISH, 1552-1629) English, 17th century, hand colored engraving. Marked lower right "Performed by John Speed and are to be Sold by Thomas Bassett in Fleet Street and Ric' (Richard) Chiswell in St. Paul's Church yard". Colorfully decorated throughout with inset town plan of Oxford shown upper right, heraldic shields showing down both the right and left side margins of 18 Oxford colleges, with other decorative elements, matted and framed.

Lot: 171 - TWO THOMAS DONALDSON 1884 MAPS

TWO THOMAS DONALDSON 1884 MAPS Engravings with hand coloring, 1884. One framed "Showing Private Land Claims, Patented or Unpatented, or Confirmed, in New Mexico, Colorado and Arizona, To June 30, 1883". This map was "to accompany 'Public Domain' by Thos. Donaldson". Together with an unframed map showing "Indian Reservations in the United States West of the 84th Meridian and Number of Indians belonging thereto 1883".

Lot: 172 - WILLIAM J. LEMP CIVIL WAR ERA APPOINTMENT DOCUMENT

WILLIAM J. LEMP CIVIL WAR ERA APPOINTMENT DOCUMENT Official State of Missouri document, signed by Governor H. R. Gamble, appointing Wm. J. Lemp as "Captain of Co A 3rd St. Louis Co. Regt" on September 13th, 1862, with impressed blind stamp of the "Adjutant General's Office - St. Louis Missouri", matted and framed. The 3rd Regiment was composed largely of German immigrants in St. Louis and established to protect St. Louis from Confederate sympathizers and protect Federal arsenals.

Lot: 173 - FOUR MICHELIN ROAD MAPS OF FRANCE

FOUR MICHELIN ROAD MAPS OF FRANCE French, circa 1930. Four (4) full color maps of the full set of forty-eight, including No. 10, No. 12, No. 15 and No. 20.

Lot: 174 - NEW YORK MORNING POST - 1783, WASHINGTON'S FAREWELL ADDRESS, EARLY REPRINT

NEW YORK MORNING POST - 1783, WASHINGTON'S FAREWELL ADDRESS, EARLY REPRINT Vol. III No. 155. New York: Morton and Horner, 7 November 1783.

Lot: 175 - TWO 19TH CENTURY BOUND ST. LOUIS GLOBE DEMOCRAT NEWSPAPER VOLUMES

TWO 19TH CENTURY BOUND ST. LOUIS GLOBE DEMOCRAT NEWSPAPER VOLUMES One starting with April 1 through June 30, 1886. The other January 1 through March 31, 1883. Ex Libra St. Louis Mercantile Library Association.

Lot: 176 - THREE EXPOSITION BOOKS INCLUDING LOUISIANA PURCHASE IN 1904 AND CENTURY OF PROGRESS IN 1934

THREE EXPOSITION BOOKS INCLUDING LOUISIANA PURCHASE IN 1904 AND CENTURY OF PROGRESS IN 1934 - Official Photographic Views of the Universal Exposition St. Louis (Art Edition), introduction by Walter B. Stevens, N. D. Thompson Publishing Company, Saint Louis, red cloth with grey lettering. - Louisiana and The Fair, Volume V only, An Exposition of the World Its People and Their Achievements, J. W. Buel, World's Progress Publishing Co., Saint Louis, 1904, ex-library, blue cloth. - The Romance of Exploration and Emergency First-Aid from Stanley to Byrd, Century of Progress Exposition, Chicago, 1934, red cloth with gold lettering.

Lot: 177 - 'THE PRINCIPLES AND PRACTICE OF MEDICINE', BY WILLIAM OSLER, M.D.

'THE PRINCIPLES AND PRACTICE OF MEDICINE', BY WILLIAM OSLER, M.D. First Edition, Second State, D. Appleton and Company, New York, 1892. Originally owned by Dr E. R. Baker, then to Dr. William A. Peck of Washington University, St. Louis, together with original receipt from D. Appleton & Co. and a multi-signed Peck retirement sheet dated June 30, 2003.

Lot: 178 - SCULPTURES OF THE SOUTHWEST PALACE OF SENNACHERIB AT NINEVEH, TWO VOLUMES

SCULPTURES OF THE SOUTHWEST PALACE OF SENNACHERIB AT NINEVEH, TWO VOLUMES Richard D. Barnett, Erika Bleibtreu, and Geoffrey Turner, British Museum Press, 1998. With slip case.

Lot: 179 - 'ARMAND GUILLAUMIN 1841-1927' CATALOG RAISONNE

'ARMAND GUILLAUMIN 1841-1927' CATALOG RAISONNE Georges Serret and Dominique Fabiani, Editions Mayer, Paris, 1971.

Lot: 180 - WILLIAM BLAKE'S ILLUSTRATIONS TO THE GRAVE

WILLIAM BLAKE'S ILLUSTRATIONS TO THE GRAVE Copyright 1969, Double Elephant Folio. Produced using offset lithography from the original edition of 1804, including twelve (12) illustrations executed by Louis Schiavonetti from the originals drawn by William Blake.

Lot: 181 - ASTRONAUT SIGNED BOOK APOLLO BY ALAN BEAN

ASTRONAUT SIGNED BOOK APOLLO BY ALAN BEAN Collector's Edition by Easton Press, 1998, limited edition #434/3,000, with COA also signed by Alan Bean. Leather bound, signed on the first pictorial page by Astronaut-Artist Alan Bean. Bound in blue leather with 22kt gold decoration, containing images and personal accounts of Alan Bean. Comes with a fabric tapestry bookmark for "NASA - Space Shuttle" and three "Space Shuttle Badges".

Lot: 182 - ADJUSTABLE BOOK STAND

ADJUSTABLE BOOK STAND 20th century. Wooden adjustable book stand.

Lot: 183 - COLLECTION OF EARLY PHOTOGRAPHY

COLLECTION OF EARLY PHOTOGRAPHY American, 19th century, many images from Indiana and Ohio. A large selection of cabinet card photographs (cartes de visite) with an assortment of daguerreotypes, ambrotypes and tintype photographs, most in either 1/6th or 1/9th plate form with many cases (rough). Included is a cartes de visite image of William Tecumseh Sherman as a youth in military uniform. Some family names identified are Eastin, Fry, Remy and others.

Lot: 184 - CECIL W. STOUGHTON PRESIDENTIAL PHOTOGRAPHS WITH PRESIDENT KENNEDY

CECIL W. STOUGHTON PRESIDENTIAL PHOTOGRAPHS WITH PRESIDENT KENNEDY Two (2) images taken by the official White House photographer of the January 11, 1962, State of the Union Address in the House of Representative Chamber in the United States Capital. One a distant image showing the entire chamber, the other image a close up of John F. Kennedy at the podium, with vice-president Lyndon B. Johnson and John W. McCormack seated behind. Both with archival negative numbers verso with "Negative Numbers" WH 23-4-63 and WH 23-5-63.

Lot: 185 - ROBERT L. KNUDSEN PRESIDENTIAL PHOTOGRAPHS WITH PRESIDENT KENNEDY

ROBERT L. KNUDSEN PRESIDENTIAL PHOTOGRAPHS WITH PRESIDENT KENNEDY Two (2) Oval Office images taken by the official White House photographer with President Kennedy seated in his rocking chair. One of General Douglas MacArthur before his luncheon on July 20, 1961 (18383), and General Lucius D. Clay on January 7, 1962 (19840). Both ink stamped to verso with archival negative numbers and date with "By R. L. Knudsen PHC, USN Office of the Naval Aide to the President".

Lot: 186 - ROBERT L. KNUDSEN PRESIDENTIAL PHOTOGRAPHS WITH PRESIDENT KENNEDY

ROBERT L. KNUDSEN PRESIDENTIAL PHOTOGRAPHS WITH PRESIDENT KENNEDY Eight (8) images taken by the official White House photographer of assorted foreign dignitaries dating from April 11, 1961 to November 21, 1961. Subjects include Lord Louis Mountbatten of Burma (17498), President Habib Bourguiba Sr. of Tunisia (17728), Ambassador of the Islamic Republic of Mauritania Souley Mane Ould Cheikh (17823), former British Prime Minister and Labour Party Leader Clement Attlee (17826), vice-president Chen Cheng of the Republic of China (18439), President Leopold Sedar Senghor of Senegal (19332), Prime Minister Jawaharlal Nehru of India (19384), and Chancelor Konrad Adenauer of West Germany (19547). All ink stamped to verso with archival negative numbers and date with "By R. L. Knudsen PHC, USN Office of the Naval Aide to the President".

Lot: 187 - ROBERT L. KNUDSEN PRESIDENTIAL PHOTOGRAPHS INCLUDING PRESIDENT KENNEDY

ROBERT L. KNUDSEN PRESIDENTIAL PHOTOGRAPHS INCLUDING PRESIDENT KENNEDY Eight (8) images taken by the official White House photographer. The first showing Kennedy with the First Lady Jacqueline Kennedy in formal attire beside the White House Christmas tree on December 13, 1961 (19677), another showing Pushinka, the gifted dog from Russian leader Khrushchev (18113), another image showing Charlie the Kennedy's other dog (17855), another showing Kennedy at a luncheon in Mexico City honoring President Adalpho Lopez Mateos against a colorful background including the American flag (22569), another showing Jacqueline with a group and seated with Henry Francis du Pont of the Winterthur Museum (19365), another showing the ticker tape parade in Mexico City (22658). The last two on the Presidents 44th birthday (May 29, 1961), one with former President Truman, the other a group shot in the oval office as the President signs a law (17942). All ink stamped to verso with archival negative numbers and the date, with assorted other ink markings.

Lot: 188 - ROBERT L. KNUDSEN PRESIDENTIAL PHOTOGRAPHS WITH PRESIDENT KENNEDY

ROBERT L. KNUDSEN PRESIDENTIAL PHOTOGRAPHS WITH PRESIDENT KENNEDY Four (4) images taken by the official White House photographer. One showing Kennedy with other members of his cabinet watching a television as John Glenn becomes the first American to orbit the earth (20209), another showing a reception in the President's office for Astronauts John Glenn, Donald K. Slayton, Walter Schirra, Scott Carpenter and Virgil S. (Gus) Grissom with a group of children present (20297), one showing Kennedy meeting with boxer Floyd Patterson and a young boy as part of the Big Brothers Association (19871), and the last showing Kennedy receiving the 1962 Easter Seal child Thomas A. Doyle III (20495). All ink stamped to verso with archival negative numbers and the date, three of them with "By R. L. Knudsen PHC, USN Office of the Naval Aide to the President" inked stamped, the group watching television with no additional marking.

Lot: 189 - ROBERT L. KNUDSEN PRESIDENTIAL PHOTOGRAPHS WITH PRESIDENT KENNEDY

ROBERT L. KNUDSEN PRESIDENTIAL PHOTOGRAPHS WITH PRESIDENT KENNEDY Four (4) images taken by the official White House photographer. One showing the one millionth visitor to the White House, Mrs. Edyth T. Sprayberry and family (18647), another with Kennedy at The Resolute Desk with members of the AFL-CIO (18551), another of Kennedy on the south lawn with Secretary of the Treasury C. Douglas Dillon (18579), and the last showing Kennedy receiving the 1961 Laetare Medal from the President of the University of Notre Dame Reverend Theodore M. Hesburgh (19542). All ink stamped to verso with archival negative numbers and date with "By R. L. Knudsen PHC, USN Office of the Naval Aide to the President".

Lot: 190 - ROBERT L. KNUDSEN PRESIDENTIAL PHOTOGRAPHS WITH PRESIDENT KENNEDY

ROBERT L. KNUDSEN PRESIDENTIAL PHOTOGRAPHS WITH PRESIDENT KENNEDY Twelve (12) images taken by the official White House photographer. President Kennedy seated with a member of his cabinet (20740). President Kennedy presenting a posthumous award to the family of LCDR Victor A. Prather, U.S. Navy in the Oval Office (17849). President Kennedy with a group in the Oval Office, dated Feb. 17, 1962 (20157). President Kennedy beside John McCone being sworn in as Director of the CIA (19585). President Kennedy with A.R. "Reg" Evans of New South Wales, Australian Coast Watcher (17680). U.S. Naval Dress Parade at Annapolis with President Kennedy in attendance (24538). President Kennedy with President Joao Goulart of Brazil and others at the White House Apr. 3, 1962 (20805). President Kennedy seated at a meeting of many, Mar. 9, 1962 (20392). President Kennedy meeting a group Sep. 1, 1961 (18700). President Kennedy during a luncheon in honor of the Foreign Ministers of Great Britain, France and Germany (18825). Two figures, perhaps of the Army Signal Agency May 1, 1961 (17685). And an image of the residence of E.P. Taylor in Nassau, Bahamas where the President stayed in mid-December of 1962. All ink stamped to verso with archival negative numbers, most with the date and "By R. L. Knudsen PHC, USN Office of the Naval Aide to the President".

Lot: 191 - ROBERT L. KNUDSEN PRESIDENTIAL PHOTOGRAPHS WITH PRESIDENT KENNEDY

ROBERT L. KNUDSEN PRESIDENTIAL PHOTOGRAPHS WITH PRESIDENT KENNEDY Ten (10) images taken by the official White House photographer. One showing President Kennedy at the Resolute Desk signing a proclamation, very likely for the "Interdiction of the Delivery of Offensive Weapons to Cuba" (24731). Two showing President Kennedy with British Prime Minister Harold Macmillan in Bermuda (25830 & 25831). President Kennedy seated with Vice Chancelor Ludwig Erhard of Germany (19836). President Kennedy seated with Prime Minister Cyrille Adoula of the Republic of Congo (19987). Standing photograph of President Kennedy with Greek Orthodox Archbishop Iakovos of America and Roman Catholic Bishop Philip M. Hannan (20170). President Kennedy standing with Ambassader Thomas J. Kiernan of Ireland as being presented with a bowl of shamrocks (20511). President Kennedy being presented with a mahogany rocker by Dominican Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs Jose A. Bonilly Atiles (20850). President Kennedy seated with Shah Mohammad Reza Pahlavi of Iran and Secretary of Defense Robert McNamara (21066). The last of a couple, likely from Peru (18873). All ink stamped to verso with archival negative numbers and date, most with "By R. L. Knudsen PHC, USN Office of the Naval Aide to the President".

Lot: 192 - ROBERT L. KNUDSEN PRESIDENTIAL PHOTOGRAPHS INCLUDING PRESIDENT KENNEDY

ROBERT L. KNUDSEN PRESIDENTIAL PHOTOGRAPHS INCLUDING PRESIDENT KENNEDY Four (4) images taken by the official White House photographer. Includes one with Civil Rights icon Marian Anderson, the inaugural recipient of the Presidential Medal of Freedom with Franz Rupp (20598), another showing Associate Press Secretary Andrew Hatcher seated with a glass of water (18133), another showing the Kennedy's receiving Igor and Vera Stravinski for an honorary dinner January 18, 1962, and the last showing Prince Rainier with Princess Grace (Grace Kelly) April 25, 1961 (17888). All ink stamped to verso with archival negative numbers and date with "By R. L. Knudsen PHC, USN Office of the Naval Aide to the President".

Lot: 193 - TWO TLS LETTERS SIGNED BY SENATOR JOHN F. KENNEDY WITH A PHOTOGRAPH

TWO TLS LETTERS SIGNED BY SENATOR JOHN F. KENNEDY WITH A PHOTOGRAPH One letter dated March 17, 1954, is a return letter to Dr. Gus Turbeville as President of Northland College in Ashland, Wisconsin, thanking him for his interest in "What book or books have exerted the greatest influence on me"?, to which he replied the "Life of Lincoln" by Carl Sandberg. The other letter, dated August 4, 1953. is another return letter to a request for an autographed photograph for his office to which he did send one. Both letters are signed by the future President of the United States, typed on United States Senate letterhead for Kennedy, with the committee of "Labor and Public Welfare Government Operations" upper right. Also included is a photograph of Kennedy with Dr. Gus Turbeville standing beside the seated Senator during a campaign stop for President at Northland College in Ashland, Wisconsin. The photograph is dated verso as "spring or summer 1960". Also accompanied by a hand-typed ten page document by Gus Tuberville "The Great Books as Seen by United States Senators".

Lot: 194 - COLLECTION OF POLITICAL AUTOGRAPHS WITH PRESIDENTS

COLLECTION OF POLITICAL AUTOGRAPHS WITH PRESIDENTS Group of twenty-four (24) from the collection of Mr. Gus Turbeville, President of Northland College of Ashland Wisconsin. (1) Richard Nixon as vice-president, TLS on his Washington letterhead, dated August 4, 1958 (4) Lyndon B. Johnson as United States Senator (Texas), all four TLS on his own Senate letterhead, dated August 3, 1953, February 6, 1954, December 9, 1959 (discussing student loans), and January 12, 1960 (1) Bill Clinton as Presidential Candidate, TLS on Clinton for President letterhead, dated May 21, 1992 (2) J. Edgar Hoover as Director of the FBI, both TLS on Department of Justice letterhead, dated May 22, 1958 and June 4, 1958 (1) Betty Ford as First Lady, TLS on White House letterhead, dated October 6, 1975 (1) Henry Kissinger as National Security Advisor, TLS on White House letterhead, dated December 1, 1970 (1) Sherman Adams as White House Chief of Staff, TLS on White House - Assistant to the President letterhead, dated January 10, 1957 (1) Ramsey Clark as U.S. Attorney General on his letterhead, dated November 13, 1968 (1) James Hagerty as Press Secretary, on White House letterhead, dated February 8, 1954 (1) Brooks Hays as former member of Congress (Arkansas) on his letterhead, dated Apr. 12, '74 (1) Robert D. Ladd as Executive Secretary to the Vice-President, on Vice-Presidential letterhead, dated February 12, 1954 (2) William D. Leahy, Fleet Admiral, U.S.N., both on his letterhead, one dated January 19, 1956, the other dated February 23, 1956 (1) Robert E. McNair as Governor of South Carolina, on his letterhead, dated February 14, 1969 (1) John J. McKeithen as Governor of Louisiana, on his letterhead, dated September 9, 1964 (1) Peter A. Peyser as a member of Congress (New York), on House of Representatives letterhead, dated April 10, 1981 (1) George Romney as Governor of Michigan, on his letterhead, dated February 13, 1968 (1) Mamie Doud Eisenhower as First Lady, on White House letterhead, dated May 2, 1955 (1) Michael D. Dukakis as Governor of Massachusetts, on his letterhead, dated August 12, 1988 (1) John C. West as Lieutenant Governor of South Carolina, TLS on his letterhead, dated April 3, 1969 Together with four 8 x 10 black & white photographs, one of George H. W. Bush's inauguration ceremony, another of President Reagan with Michail Gorbachev, Michael Dukakis and Lloyd Bentsen during the presidential run of 1988, and boxer Mike Tyson.

Lot: 195 - VOLTRON-DEFENDER OF THE UNIVERSE DRAWING SIGNED BY PRESIDENT RONALD REAGAN

VOLTRON-DEFENDER OF THE UNIVERSE DRAWING SIGNED BY PRESIDENT RONALD REAGAN Drawn in 1985 by DANBY (Daniel Murrell, or Danby Draws), showing Reagan as Voltron. Signed by Reagan with a birthday note, matted and framed.

Lot: 196 - LARGE COLLECTION OF UNITED STATES SENATOR SIGNED LETTERS AND PHOTOGRAPHS

LARGE COLLECTION OF UNITED STATES SENATOR SIGNED LETTERS AND PHOTOGRAPHS Collection of 20th century U.S. Senator autographs, photographs and correspondences from the collection of Mr. Gus Turbeville, President of Northland College of Ashland Wisconsin. This collection mainly consists of correspondence letters between Mr. Tuberville and senators requesting autographs and photographs or

Lot: 197 - COLLECTION OF TLS BY 20TH CENTURY BUSINESS LEADERS AND EDUCATORS

COLLECTION OF TLS BY 20TH CENTURY BUSINESS LEADERS AND EDUCATORS Twenty (20) total, correspondences from the collection of Mr. Gus Turbeville, President of Northland College of Ashland Wisconsin. (8) Arthur Schlesinger, Jr., historian and Harvard professor, five circa 1950s signed notes on Harvard University letterhead and three signed notes on CUNY letterhead (1) Jacqueline Cochran, aviator, 1960 signed note regarding her commencement speech at Northland on personal letterhead (1) Malcolm S. Forbes, Chairman and CEO of Forbes Magazine, 1985 signed note on magazine letterhead (1) Henry Ford II, President of Ford Motor Company, 1957 signed note on company letterhead (1) Arthur S. Flemming, U.S. Secretary of Health 1958-1961, signed note on personal letterhead (1) Abraham Flexner, medical educator, 1955 signed note on personal letterhead (1) Bennett Cerf, President and co-founder of Random House, 1959 signed note on company letterhead (1) Milton S Eisenhower, President of Johns Hopkins University, 1960 signed note on personal letterhead (1) C.H. Percy, President of Bell & Howell Company, 1960 signed note on company letterhead, (1) Frank Pace, Jr., Chairman of General Dynamics Corporation, 1961 signed note on company letterhead (1) Nathan Pusey, President of Harvard, 1960 signed note on university letterhead (1) Pitirim Sorokin, Russian-American sociologist, 1960 signed note on Harvard University letterhead (1) Harold E. Stassen, former governor of Minnesota and presidential candidate, 1960 signed note on personal letterhead

Lot: 198 - COLLECTION OF SPORTS AUTOGRAPHS

COLLECTION OF SPORTS AUTOGRAPHS Group of seven (7) from the collection of Mr. Gus Turbeville, President of Northland College of Ashland Wisconsin. (1) Ford Frick Major League Baseball Commissioner, TLS dated July 29, 1957 (3) Eddie Robinson, in the college football Hall of Fame, historical long-time coach of Grambling State University, signed October 14, 1985, Sports Illustrated cover and signed game day, October 19, 1985, program cover, with a TLS on Grambling State University letterhead dated February 21, 1987 (1) Hank Greenberg of Cleveland Indians Major League Baseball, TLS on Cleveland Indians letterhead dated August 23, 1954 (1) Joe Adcock of Major League Baseball, ALS postcard of himself, postmarked 1953 from Milwaukee (1) Lyle Alzado of L. A. Raiders Football, signed on a United Airlines boarding pass

Lot: 199 - COLLECTION OF CARTOONIST SIGNED LETTERS

COLLECTION OF CARTOONIST SIGNED LETTERS Group of five (5) correspondences from the collection of Mr. Gus Turbeville, President of Northland College of Ashland Wisconsin. (1) Chester Gould of Dick Tracy, ALS on Dick Tracy (Gould) letterhead, signed and dated 11/20/75 (1) Charles M. Schulz of The Peanuts, TLS on Charles Schulz letterhead having the Charlie Brown profile blind stamp, dated September 30, 1988 (1) Theodor Geisel of Dr. Seuss, ALS on a colorful Cat in the Hat letterhead, signed only "Ted" (1) Garry Trudeau of Doonesbury, ALS Doonesbury postcard (1) Mort Walker of Beetle Bailey, TLS on is own letterhead signed Mort, and dated June 14th, 1974

Lot: 200 - COLLECTION OF SIGNATURES BY 20TH CENTURY ENTERTAINERS

COLLECTION OF SIGNATURES BY 20TH CENTURY ENTERTAINERS Thirty (30) total, correspondences from the collection of Mr. Gus Turbeville, President of Northland College of Ashland Wisconsin. (2) Henry Winkler, actor, two 1976 signed notes (1) Kathryn Grant, actress, signed photograph (5) John Forsythe, actor, five circa 1970s signed notes (2) Carol Burnett, actress, two signed notes (one on Carol Burnett show letterhead likely printed, one on personal letterhead hand signed) (1) David Hartman, first host of Good Morning America, 1977 signed note on ABC letterhead (2) Arlene Francis, actress, two signed notes (1) Harry Golden, writer and journalist, 1960 signed note on 'The Carolina Israelite' letterhead (2) Kim Hunter, actress, 1980 signed note on personal letterhead and a returned commencement invitation card (1) Peter Hurkos, Dutch medium, 1965 signed note on personal letterhead (2) Eric Johnston, President of the Motion Picture Association of America, two signed notes on MPAA letterhead (1) Jay Leno, comedian, signed photo (4) Lee Remick, actress, two 1975 handwritten notes and an envelope, with signed, returned commencement invitation card (4) Randolph Scott, actor, three signed notes on personal letterhead and a handwritten Christmas card (1) Lawrence Welk, musician and bandleader, 1975 signed note on personal letterhead (1) Barbara Walters, journalist, 1976 signed note on NBC News letterhead

Lot: 201 - TWO AUTOGRAPHED PAUL TIBBETS PHOTOGRAPHS WITH THE ENOLA GAY

TWO AUTOGRAPHED PAUL TIBBETS PHOTOGRAPHS WITH THE ENOLA GAY Both 8 x 10 photographs signed "Paul Tibbets, Pilot - 6 Aug, 1945", with COAs. Together with a 1995 poster stamp commemorating the use of the atomic bomb to bring a swift end to WWII. The U.S. Postal Service rescinded the planned stamp due to protests from Japanese government officials.

Lot: 202 - DOOLITTLE RAIDERS AUTOGRAPHED PHOTOGRAPH AND OTHER DOOLITTLE IMAGES

DOOLITTLE RAIDERS AUTOGRAPHED PHOTOGRAPH AND OTHER DOOLITTLE IMAGES The 8 x 10 black and white photograph is signed by three members of the crew, including pilots Col. Ed Horton and Bill Bower, R.E., and mission leader Jimmy Doolittles' copilot 2nd Lt. Richard E. Cole, with COA. Together with four 68th Anniversary images showing USS Hornet launching B-52 Bombers of Doolittle's Raid and President Franklin D. Roosevelt presenting Doolittle with the Congressional Medal of Honor. (5 pieces)

Lot: 203 - AUTOGRAPHED PHOTOGRAPH OF THE MEMPHIS BELLE

AUTOGRAPHED PHOTOGRAPH OF THE MEMPHIS BELLE Signed by Colonel Robert Morgan, USAF retired, pilot of B-17 Flying Fortress Memphis Belle, with COA. The Memphis Belle completed 25 missions in the European theater during WWII.

Lot: 204 - PAUL TIBBETS SIGNED MODEL OF THE BOEING B29 SUPER FORTRESS ENOLA GAY

PAUL TIBBETS SIGNED MODEL OF THE BOEING B29 SUPER FORTRESS ENOLA GAY By Corgi, 2000, diecast 1:144 scale model, signed "Paul Tibbets - Pilot 6 AUG, 1945", with original box / packing, with COA by Mid Coast Marketing.

Lot: 205 - THREE WORLD WAR II MODEL BOMBERS RELATED TO DOOLITTLE'S RAIDERS AND THE MEMPHIS BELLE

THREE WORLD WAR II MODEL BOMBERS RELATED TO DOOLITTLE'S RAIDERS AND THE MEMPHIS BELLE One of General Doolittle's B-25B Mitchell by "Pacific Aircraft". With two models of the Boeing B-17F Flying Fortress Memphis Belle. All three still with original boxes and fitted packing foam.

Lot: 206 - ASSORTED TOY MILITARY VEHICLES AND WEAPONS

ASSORTED TOY MILITARY VEHICLES AND WEAPONS 3rd quarter 20th century, twenty-one (21) pieces total. Die cast vehicles by Dinky Toys and Vilmer, with several long-range cannons by Britains, Dinky Toys, Japanese and others.

Lot: 207 - PALE RIDER AND THE MILAGRO BEANFIELD WAR MOVIE POSTERS

PALE RIDER AND THE MILAGRO BEANFIELD WAR MOVIE POSTERS 'Pale Rider', Warner Bros., 1985, German poster, framed with folds visible. 'The Milagro Beanfield War', Universal City Studios, 1987, directed by Roberet Redford, framed.

Lot: 208 - COLLECTION OF UNFRAMED WESTERN MOVIE POSTERS & EPHEMERA

COLLECTION OF UNFRAMED WESTERN MOVIE POSTERS & EPHEMERA Five posters with Rooster Cogburn, Universal Pictures, 1975, full size; Fort Apache, RKO Radio, 1953, full size; Support Your Local Gunfighter, United Artists, 1971, full size; Fort Defiance, United Artists, 1951, insert movie poster; Support Your Local Sheriff, United Artists, 1969, 22" x 14" with handwritten text at top. Lobby cards for Red River, The Searchers and Three Godfathers. Also The Shootist and Rio Lobo. Promotional image for Pale Rider showing Eastwood shooting at the end. Several photographs of John Wayne and Clint Eastwood in various rolls, one framed. And a pink Advertising Publicity Promotion for Red Sky at Morning, Universal City Studios, 1971.

Lot: 209 - WESTERN MOVIE POSTERS AND MEXICAN LOBBY CARD

WESTERN MOVIE POSTERS AND MEXICAN LOBBY CARD Three (3) items total, all framed. Wagon Master movie poster, RKO Radio Pictures, 1950; The Searchers lobby card, Warner Bros., 1956; and Mexican lobby card for Tres Hijos del Diablo (3 Godfathers), Technicolor, 1948.

Lot: 210 - 'SHE WORE A YELLOW RIBBON' LOBBY CARDS AND MORE

'SHE WORE A YELLOW RIBBON' LOBBY CARDS AND MORE RKO Radio Pictures, 1949, four (4) pieces. Three assorted lobby cards, two framed. Together with a two-page magazine advertisement for the same, with a 7-Up ad to the back of one page, and Old Gold cigarettes ad to the back of the other.

Lot: 211 - THE MAN WHO SHOT LIBERTY VALANCE FULL LOBBY CARD SET

THE MAN WHO SHOT LIBERTY VALANCE FULL LOBBY CARD SET Paramount, 1962. Full set of eight (8), plus one framed duplicate, nine (9) pieces total.

Lot: 212 - AFTER FREDERIC REMINGTON (AMERICAN, 1861-1909)

AFTER FREDERIC REMINGTON (AMERICAN, 1861-1909) Circa 1950s, 'Sun Fisher' and 'Running Bucker', lithographs, signed in the plate. Cowboys on bucking broncos, matted and unframed.

Lot: 213 - JOSE ENCARNACION PENA (AKA SOQWEEN) (NATIVE AMERICAN, SAN ILDEFONSO, 1902-1979)

Jose Encarnacion Pena (aka Soqween) Native American, San Ildefonso, 1902-1979 Mixed media on mat board Four (4) works, all signed "Soqween" lower right with titles, signatures to verso as well, unframed. Titled Evergreen Dancer, Basket Dancer and two titled Blue Bird Dancer.

Lot: 214 - JOSE ENCARNACION PENA (AKA SOQWEEN) (NATIVE AMERICAN, SAN ILDEFONSO, 1902-1979)

Jose Encarnacion Pena (aka Soqween) Native American, San Ildefonso, 1902-1979 Mixed media on mat board Three (3) works, all signed "Soqween" lower right with titles, signatures to verso as well, unframed. Titled Rain Dancer, Cloud Dancer and Pumpkin Flower Dancer.

Lot: 215 - GROUP OF RODMAN WANAMAKER PHOTOGRAVURES

GROUP OF RODMAN WANAMAKER PHOTOGRAVURES Five (5) works, circa 1913. Titles include Mountain Chief, Chief White Horse, Chief Apache John, The Flower of the Wigwam, and An Indian Home, all unframed. These images are from the Wanamaker Expeditions, 1908-1913.

Lot: 216 - KURTIS ANTONE (SQUAMISH, B. 1970)

Kurtis Antone Squamish, b. 1970 Wild Man Wood Signed and titled verso in black marker. Finely carved figural talking stick, painted with black, red and green highlights.

Lot: 217 - TWO COCHITI PUEBLO PAINTED DRUMS

TWO COCHITI PUEBLO PAINTED DRUMS Native American, 20th century. Hand painted ceremonial drums, one with red and white highlights, the other yellow highlights.

Lot: 218 - ACOMA BIRD BASKET

ACOMA BIRD BASKET Native American, early 20th century, hand painted earthenware. With twist-form handle with bird head elements, decorated with geometric forms in shades of red and brown.

Lot: 219 - HOPI POLYCHROME BOWL

HOPI POLYCHROME BOWL Native American, 19th/20th century, hand painted earthenware. Decorated with geometric forms in shades of red and brown.

Lot: 220 - UTE SCULPTURAL CARVING

UTE SCULPTURAL CARVING Native American, early 20th century, wood. Carved near the base with the title "I Lost My Cap", showing a figure reaching as he scales a summit.

Lot: 221 - TONY AND JUANITA PENA BLACKWARE BOWL

TONY AND JUANITA PENA BLACKWARE BOWL San Ildefonso Pueblo, mid 20th century. Scalloped edge shallow bowl, signed on underside.

Lot: 222 - TWO CRYSTAL CLUSTERS

TWO CRYSTAL CLUSTERS Including a 'Desert Rose' and pink quartz.

Lot: 223 - TWO REPRODUCTION FLINTLOCK PISTOLS

TWO REPRODUCTION FLINTLOCK PISTOLS Continental, 20th century. With ornate scrolling and foliate decoration to the metal, one marked "Liege - XVIIIe S", both with decorated ivorine handles.

Lot: 224 - PENNSYLVANIA HALF-STOCK TRADE RIFLE BY HENRY E. LEMAN

PENNSYLVANIA HALF-STOCK TRADE RIFLE BY HENRY E. LEMAN 19th Century, Curly-Maple half-stock with brass tack decoration, the percussion lock marked "Leman / Lanctr P" the barrel marked H. E. Leman / Lancaster P / Warranted.

Lot: 225 - MODEL 1873 ARTILLERY SWORD BY P.D. LUNESCHLOSS

MODEL 1873 ARTILLERY SWORD BY P.D. lUNESCHLOSS German/Prussian, circa 1920, marked to ricasso, curved blade with full fuller.

Lot: 226 - HENDERSON AMES COMPANY MASONIC KNIGHTS TEMPLAR CEREMONIAL SWORD

HENDERSON AMES COMPANY MASONIC KNIGHTS TEMPLAR CEREMONIAL SWORD American, sword having etched presentation to "George Hughes" with scabbard.

Lot: 227 - TWO WALKING STICKS

TWO WALKING STICKS Late 19th/20th century. Including a gold-filled handled piece hallmarked for Simons Bros., engraved "S Steiner" on the butt of the grip and "To Papa From his Children - 7 / 14 / 99" centering the cartouche on top, and a silver handled piece with tactile 'spotted' design allover.

Lot: 228 - MONTBLANC PATRON OF ART CATHERINE THE GREAT FOUNTAIN PEN

MONTBLANC PATRON OF ART CATHERINE THE GREAT FOUNTAIN PEN German, 1997, limited edition # 0532/4810. With original gold tip marked 18K.

Lot: 229 - YELLOW GOLD TIE BAR

YELLOW GOLD TIE BAR Marked 14K, with a light blue cabochon stone to the tip. Total weight 5 grams.

Lot: 230 - VINTAGE COACH HOBO BUCKET BAG

VINTAGE COACH HOBO BUCKET BAG Model number E1S-9183. Glove-tanned cowhide.

Lot: 231 - GUCCI MONOGRAM BEE SCARF

GUCCI MONOGRAM BEE SCARF Italian, 20th century. Silk scarf decorated with metallic bees throughout, NWT and original packaging, box and Responsibility care card.

Lot: 232 - PLAYBOY BUNNY COSTUME

PLAYBOY BUNNY COSTUME Circa 1970, size 36D as marked.

Lot: 233 - MINK COAT

MINK COAT Full length dark mink coat, size 14, with no other tags.

Lot: 234 - MINK COAT WITH FOX TRIM

MINK COAT WITH FOX TRIM Dark brown full-length coat with the natural frost highlighted fox trim, monogrammed on interior lining and labeled for Hopper Furs.

Lot: 235 - MINK COAT

MINK COAT Dark brown full-length coat, marked size 8.

Lot: 236 - JADEITE JEWELRY GROUP

JADEITE JEWELRY GROUP One apple green beaded necklace, two carved pierced pendants, one 14k, jade and character link bracelet, and one pair of 10k jade hoop earrings.

Lot: 237 - COLLECTION OF COSTUME JEWELRY INCLUDING TRIFARI

COLLECTION OF COSTUME JEWELRY INCLUDING TRIFARI Thirteen (13) pieces: Two (2) Trifari, Alfred Phillipe, pea pod brooches along with a single matching earring; two pairs of gold tone Trifari earrings, one pair of Egyptian Revival scarab earrings, and three (3) pieces of cameo jewelry.

Lot: 238 - THREE VINTAGE GOLD & DIAMOND RINGS

THREE VINTAGE GOLD & DIAMOND RINGS One white gold Art Deco design Bluite ring with filigree and three center diamonds; and two (2) 14k yellow gold modern style diamond cocktail rings.

Lot: 239 - TWO GOLD ANTIQUE STICK PINS

TWO GOLD ANTIQUE STICK PINS One 14k gold of sword form set with a marquise shape angel skin coral, two seed pearls, and a single diamond, unmarked (acid test). One 9ct (marked) with a detachable flower form with central seed pearl.

Lot: 240 - MISCELLANEOUS GOLD AND PLATED JEWELRY

MISCELLANEOUS GOLD AND PLATED JEWELRY Three (3) marked 14k gold chains (13 grams), three (3) additional chains, one gold diamond heart pendant on a gold chain, three (3) marked 14k gold rings, five (5) additional filled or plated rings.

Lot: 241 - ASSORTMENT OF STERLING SILVER JEWELRY

ASSORTMENT OF STERLING SILVER JEWELRY Fourteen (14) pieces including one Miguel Melendez Aztec inlay link bracelet, three (3) rings; three (3) pairs of earrings: one by Sandoval, one by Sidai - Israel, and one by Mexico Taxco; three (3) flat link necklaces; and one wide omega collar necklace.

Lot: 242 - 1936 BERLIN OLYMPICS POCKETWATCH

1936 BERLIN OLYMPICS POCKETWATCH Face marked "Berlin - 1936" showing a German bell and a weightlifter flanking the center, the Olympic rings and Reichsadler to the backside.

Lot: 243 - RELAY TORCH FOR THE XXIII OLYIMPIC GAMES: LOS ANGELES 1984

RELAY TORCH FOR THE XXIII OLYIMPIC GAMES: LOS ANGELES 1984 Official relay torch from the Los Angeles Olympic games in 1984, with leather grip, #2317 to the base interior and original vinyl carrying case.

Lot: 244 - COLLECTION OF SILVER BOWLS AND BASKETS

COLLECTION OF SILVER BOWLS AND BASKETS 19th/20th century. Six (6) total including four (4) American sterling pieces (makers including Gorham, Whiting and Wallace), a Dutch export silver handled bowl and another Continental silver basket, all marked. Total weight 870 grams.

Lot: 245 - REED & BARTON STERLING SILVER BOWL

REED & BARTON STERLING SILVER BOWL American, 20th century. Floral decorated rim with reticulated band below, marked on underside. 140 grams.

Lot: 246 - THREE STERLING SILVER DISHES

THREE STERLING SILVER DISHES American, 20th century. Including two (2) pierced plates (one by Tiffany & Co.) and a bowl, all marked. Total weight 805 grams

Lot: 247 - FOUR STERLING SILVER TRAYS AND BOWL

FOUR STERLING SILVER TRAYS AND BOWL American, 20th century. Including a leaf tray and bowl by Reed & Barton, and two other trays. All marked. Total weight: 1840 grams

Lot: 248 - COLLECTION OF STERLING SILVER DISHES

COLLECTION OF STERLING SILVER DISHES American, 20th century. Five (5) small dishes, makers including Tiffany, Gorham and Whiting, all marked. Total weight 520 grams

Lot: 249 - COLLECTION OF STERLING SILVER

COLLECTION OF STERLING SILVER 20th century. Thirty-three (33) pieces of assorted sterling tableware, various makers. Total weight 1390 grams.

Lot: 250 - COLLECTION OF STERLING SILVER

COLLECTION OF STERLING SILVER 20th century. Five (5) items including two sauce servers with wooden handles, an engraved trophy goblet, and two flasks. Each marked. Total weight (including two wooden handles but excluding glass flask) 525 grams.

Lot: 251 - COLLECTION OF STERLING SILVER

COLLECTION OF STERLING SILVER American, 20th century. Eleven (11) pieces including a matching modern bowl & underplate, porringers, strainer, bowls, tray, glass lined shot glass and weighted compote. Total weight: 1330 grams (excluding compote and shot glass)

Lot: 252 - REED AND BARTON MAJESTY PATTERN FLATWARE SERVICE

REED AND BARTON MAJESTY PATTERN FLATWARE SERVICE American, 20th century, plated silver. Full service with twelve (12) each dinner forks, salad forks, dinner knives, tablespoons, sweet meat forks, and iced teaspoons, with twenty-two (22) teaspoons, and four (4) assorted serving utensils (98 pieces total).

Lot: 253 - COLLECTION OF STERLING SILVER FLATWARE

COLLECTION OF STERLING SILVER FLATWARE American. Nineteen (19) pieces total including a set of ten (10) Gorham demitasse spoons, a McAuliffe & Hadley fish server, S. Kirk serving pieces, and more. Together with an unmarked silver pill box. Total weight: 410 grams

Lot: 254 - COLLECTION OF SILVER FLATWARE

COLLECTION OF SILVER FLATWARE Including sterling silver and silverplate examples. Ninety-nine (99) items total including fifty-nine (59) spoons (including seven Tiffany & Co. 'Vine' pattern spoons), eleven (11) forks, eleven (11) knives, and eighteen (18) miscellaneous serving pieces. Total weight of sterling: 1315 grams

Lot: 255 - PAIR OF FIVE-LIGHT CANDELABRA

PAIR OF FIVE-LIGHT CANDELABRA 20th century, plated silver. Scrolling arms, with decorative shell motifs.

Lot: 256 - WHITE MARBLE FIGURAL BOUDOIR LAMP

WHITE MARBLE FIGURAL BOUDOIR LAMP Continental, early 20th century. Nude woman lying at the base of the tapering stand with fitted shade.

Lot: 257 - ST. LOUIS WORLD'S FAIR CASCADES FESTIVAL HALL MANTEL CLOCK

ST. LOUIS WORLD'S FAIR CASCADES FESTIVAL HALL MANTEL CLOCK American, circa 1904, gilt metal. Foliate decorated circular dial above a single cherub holding a torch below, standing over the model of Festival Hall with Cascade Falls flowing in the center, on animal form feet.

Lot: 258 - ROYAL BONN PORCELAIN CASE CLOCK

ROYAL BONN PORCELAIN CASE CLOCK German, early 20th century. Floral painted case with shades of blue and green, dial marked for retailer "Mermod, Jaccard & King - St. Louis".

Lot: 259 - CRISTALLERIE E. GALLE NANCY DECANTER

CRISTALLERIE E. GALLE NANCY DECANTER French, late 19th/early 20th century, signed on underside. Green and red mottled glass decorated with enameled flowers and all-around gilt foliate highlights, including the stopper.

Lot: 260 - FRENCH ART NOUVEAU SILVER MOUNTED CAMEO GLASS VASE

FRENCH ART NOUVEAU SILVER MOUNTED CAMEO GLASS VASE French, early 20th century. Silver-plate mounted cameo glass vase, signed Lorraine with cross to underside.

Lot: 261 - TWO BOXED SETS OF LALIQUE PERFUME BOTTLES

TWO BOXED SETS OF LALIQUE PERFUME BOTTLES French, 20th century. Two sets of three bottles retaining perfume and with original boxes, including "Les Mascottes Miniatures" and "Les Introuvables".

Lot: 262 - FOUR LALIQUE FIGURAL PIECES

FOUR LALIQUE FIGURAL PIECES French, 20th century. Three figures of nude women, and a vase formed of six nude women to the outside, all marked.

Lot: 263 - THREE PIECES OF CRYSTAL

THREE PIECES OF CRYSTAL Continental, 20th century. Figural horse head, likely Murano, a smaller head of a horse, signed illegibly, and a vase with spiraling element down the side.

Lot: 264 - FOUR LALIQUE DRESSER TOP PIECES

FOUR LALIQUE DRESSER TOP PIECES French, 20th century. Two (2) Cactus pattern perfume bottles, one globular with all over ebonized highlights, the other flat with floral design to each side with central ebonized highlights. Together with a Moulin Rouge pattern perfume bottle and a Daphine dresser box.

Lot: 265 - SIX LALIQUE PIECES

SIX LALIQUE PIECES French, 20th century. Including a green lizard figure, a satyr paperweight with ebonized mask on the clear ground, a diminutive vase with two lion masks to the sides, a triangular dish with facial medallion to each side, a ring dish with eight facial medallions around the top rim, and a low center bowl with four birds decorating the pedestal support.

Lot: 266 - GROUP OF EWERS AND SHAKERS

GROUP OF EWERS AND SHAKERS American, 20th century. Four lidded ewers, each with plated silver handles and lids to the cut glass bodies. Together with a pair of plated silver shakers.

Lot: 267 - COLLECTION OF GLASS STEMWARE

COLLECTION OF GLASS STEMWARE 20th century. Forty-one (41) total, including fourteen (14) water goblets, twelve (12) martini glasses, twelve (12) wine glasses, and three (3) decanters, two with sterling liquor tags.

Lot: 268 - COLLECTION OF GLASS STEMWARE

COLLECTION OF GLASS STEMWARE 20th century. Thirty-six (36) pieces total, including six (6) red wine glasses by Sant'Andrea, twelve (12) 9.5" white wine glasses and twelve (12) 8.25" white wine glasses by Walther Glas, and six (6) unmarked champagne flutes.

Lot: 269 - THREE CONTEMPORARY CERAMICS

THREE CONTEMPORARY CERAMICS Three (3) studio ceramics, each signed illegibly, one dated 87.

Lot: 270 - COLLECTION OF EUROPEAN CERAMICS

COLLECTION OF EUROPEAN CERAMICS 19th/20th century. Twenty-five (25) items total including ten (10) 'Carolynn' Adams painted bread plates, five (5) Italian plates with painted cherub decoration, a pair of Le Rosey porcelain plates, and eight (8) other assorted pieces.

Lot: 271 - COLLECTION OF QUIMPER AND OTHER FRENCH FAIENCE

COLLECTION OF QUIMPER AND OTHER FRENCH FAIENCE 20th century. Nineteen (19) pieces total including thirteen (13) Quimper pieces and six (6) Nevers plates.

Lot: 272 - SIX PIECES OF TALAVERA POTTERY

SIX PIECES OF TALAVERA POTTERY Spanish, 20th century. Including three bowls, a pair of chargers, and a vase, all marked.

Lot: 273 - GROUP OF SPANISH POTTERY

GROUP OF SPANISH POTTERY 20th century. Five (5) pieces total including four (4) Aguado Toledo dishes and an unmarked blue and yellow bowl.

Lot: 274 - HEINTZ TRAY AND NEOCLASSICAL PLAQUE

HEINTZ TRAY AND NEOCLASSICAL PLAQUE American, early 20th century. Rectangular tray with central geometric inlay design, with Heintz mark and 'Sterling on Bronze', and a plaque (likely Continental) showing a Neoclassical interior scene with women.

Lot: 275 - TWO MCM CERAMICS

TWO MCM CERAMICS 20th century. Including a Roman centurion bust, together with a green zodiac ashtray marked "TTH" and dated '71.

Lot: 276 - TWO PAIRS OF SPELTER FIGURE GROUPS

TWO PAIRS OF SPELTER FIGURE GROUPS Continental, circa 1900. One pair showing two full length figures of men holding pikes with banners, on circular metal stands. Together with a pair of smaller figures on horseback.

Lot: 277 - MAITLAND SMITH BRONZE DOG BUST

MAITLAND SMITH BRONZE DOG BUST Late 20th century. Detailed bust of a dog wearing a military jacket, labeled on underside.

Lot: 278 - TWO CAST IRON TABLE BASES

TWO CAST IRON TABLE BASES Italian, 20th century. Both decorative tripod bases, the smaller base cast with "SORRENTO" to the bottom with tapering foliate form pedestal support, the other cast with scales down the three legs.

Lot: 279 - SIX HERMAN MILLER 'CAPER' MULTIPURPOSE CHAIRS

SIX HERMAN MILLER 'CAPER' MULTIPURPOSE CHAIRS 20th century. Set of six (6) stackable navy-blue mesh seat chairs with wheels, with embossed company mark and labels.

Lot: 280 - FIVE HERMAN MILLER 'CAPER' MULTIPURPOSE CHAIRS

FIVE HERMAN MILLER 'CAPER' MULTIPURPOSE CHAIRS 20th century. Set of five (5) stackable navy-blue mesh seat chairs with wheels, with embossed company mark and labels.

Lot: 281 - SEWER TILE TREE STUMP PLANTER

SEWER TILE TREE STUMP PLANTER American, mid-20th century. Tree stump form with bark-like finish to the exterior, with two protruding thick branch-like openings and an open hold to the back.

Lot: 282 - TRAMP ART BOX

TRAMP ART BOX American, 20th century. Rectangular form, all panels with red velvet highlights, the top with brass handle and ornamentation.

Lot: 283 - TRAMP ART CHURCH

TRAMP ART CHURCH American, 2nd quarter 20th century. Architectural structure with layered green roof, with 'front porch' area, electrified with interior light.

Lot: 284 - TRAMP ART BOX

TRAMP ART BOX American, 20th century. Rectangular form carved with geometric elements, velvet panels with brass ornamentation to each side.

Lot: 285 - BAMOUN PALACE DOOR

BAMOUN PALACE DOOR Cameroonian, 20th century. Three pierced circular carvings showing busy figural scenes, with ten (10) inset figural bronze mounts around the edge.

Lot: 286 - BAULE GRAINARY DOOR PANEL

BAULE GRAINARY DOOR PANEL Ivory Coast (Côte d'Ivoire), West Africa, 20th century. The two-board door carved with alligator and a bird image with a mask near the bottom.

Lot: 287 - HAND CARVED AFRICAN CHESS SET

HAND CARVED AFRICAN CHESS SET African, 20th century. Hand carved wooden checkerboard with figural highlights along the edges, with thirty-two (32) chess pieces.

Lot: 288 - BWA PLANK BUTTERFLY MASK

BWA PLANK BUTTERFLY MASK Burkina Faso, North African, mid-20th century. Carved in geometric forms centering a head and hole flanked by circular eyes, colored black and white, bottom side carved and painted with checkerboard design.

Lot: 289 - AFRICAN MUKINKA MASK

AFRICAN MUKINKA MASK Democratic Republic of Congo. Salampasu People, copper plated wood mask.

Lot: 290 - THREE CARVED WOODEN AFRICAN MASKS FROM THE IVORY COAST AREA

THREE CARVED WOODEN AFRICAN MASKS FROM THE IVORY COAST AREA African, 20th century. Including a Dan style mask with shell, nut and grass highlights, a colorful Guro mask with bird and snake representations on top, and the smallest a Baule Goli mask with broken horns on top.

Lot: 291 - TWO AFRICAN WOODEN CARVINGS

TWO AFRICAN WOODEN CARVINGS African, 20th century. Boba/BWA style antelope mask with fully carved head with horns, together with a solid carved figure of a recumbent lion painted black with red highlights.

Lot: 292 - TWO KRU-GREBO AFRICAN MASKS

TWO KRU-GREBO AFRICAN MASKS Liberian, 20th century. Both with extended forehead, nose and lips, one a 12-eyed mask, the other with two extended eyes, both painted with black and white.

Lot: 293 - THREE CARVED WOODEN AFRICAN MASKS

THREE CARVED WOODEN AFRICAN MASKS African, 20th century. Including a Baule Mblo portrait mask from the Ivory Coast area, a Kwele mask with spotty white highlights allover, likely from the Cameroon area, and a Chokwe mask with grass hair highlights.

Lot: 294 - FIVE CARVED WOOD DECORATIVE ITEMS

FIVE CARVED WOOD DECORATIVE ITEMS Including an African beaded mask from Ghana, an Aztec style carved wooden mask with polychrome decoration, a carved ebony elephant group, a polychrome diminutive door panel and a Native American circular mask.

Lot: 295 - COLLECTION OF ARCHITECTURAL TILES

COLLECTION OF ARCHITECTURAL TILES American, 20th century. Fifteen (15) terracotta tiles including eight (8) square Alhambra Kilns tiles, one (1) Ellison tile, four (4) rectangular tiles marked '490' and two (2) small square unmarked tiles.

Lot: 296 - THREE HANDWOVEN PERSIAN TEXTILES

THREE HANDWOVEN PERSIAN TEXTILES Persian, 19th/20th century. Two (2) Persian bags, the longest with ivory, orange, and blue geometric designs on the brown field, the other of brown and navy with red line border. Together with a worn Turkish area rug with blue, red, and brown repetitive geometric design across the beige field, multiple borders and flat weave end panels.

Lot: 297 - KAYSERI DESIGN AREA RUG WITH TWO PERSIAN THROW RUGS

KAYSERI DESIGN AREA RUG WITH TWO PERSIAN THROW RUGS Persian, 20th century. Kayseri area rug with grey on orange foliate pole medallion centering the floral decorated ivory field with palmette medallions at each corner flanking flowering urns to each end, orange border with guard borders. One (1) throw rug showing floral bouquets to the red field with two outer borders. The other with near black central medallion and corners around the foliate decorated soft red field with colorful borders.

Lot: 298 - PAIR OF DIRECTIONAL MATS

PAIR OF DIRECTIONAL MATS Persian, 20th century, silk highlights. Each showing a flowering urn flanked by birds on the black field with ivory to soft red top corners, grey border with guard borders.

Lot: 299 - DHURRIE FLATWEAVE HALL RUG

DHURRIE FLATWEAVE HALL RUG Indian, 20th century. Eight panels showing assorted floral bouquets on the all navy field.

Lot: 300 - DHURRIE FLATWEAVE ROOM RUG

DHURRIE FLATWEAVE ROOM RUG Indian, 20th century. Repetitive rows of flowering buds to the allover ivory field.

Lot: 301 - DHURRIE FLATWEAVE ROOM RUG

DHURRIE FLATWEAVE ROOM RUG Indian, 20th century. Sparse foliate designs decorate the mauve and beige wide horizontal strips covering the entire carpet.

Lot: 302 - DHURRIE FLATWEAVE ROOM RUG

DHURRIE FLATWEAVE ROOM RUG Chinese, 20th century. Repetitive design of flowering buds covers the black field, matching ivory border with guard borders.

Lot: 303 - MOROCCAN HALL RUG

MOROCCAN HALL RUG Moroccan, 20th century. Floral medallion centers the red field, navy border with multiple guard borders.

Lot: 304 - PAK AREA RUG

PAK AREA RUG Pakistani, 20th century. Flowering stalks decorate the black field, gold border.

Lot: 305 - BOKHARA HALL RUG

BOKHARA HALL RUG Indian, mid-20th century. Repetitive columns of boteh medallions cover the green field, matching border with multiple guard borders.

Lot: 306 - TURKISH LONG RUG WITH SILVER THREAD HIGHLIGHTS

TURKISH LONG RUG WITH SILVER THREAD HIGHLIGHTS Turkish, 20th century. Colorful geometric medallions run the grey abrash field, ivory inner border and colorful outer border decorated with floral medallions.

Lot: 307 - PERSIAN LONG RUG

PERSIAN LONG RUG Persian, mid-20th century. Navy pole medallion centers the field made up of a repetitive design of golden floral medallions with red end panels, navy border with geometric designs, gold inner guard border with red outer guard border.

Lot: 308 - PERSIAN LONG RUG

PERSIAN LONG RUG Persian, 3rd quarter 20th century. Blue on ivory foliate pole medallion centers the floral decorated red field with ivory corners, ivory border with blue guard borders.

Lot: 309 - ANTIQUE CAUCASIAN LONG RUG

ANTIQUE CAUCASIAN LONG RUG Persian, 19th century. Five colorful geometric medallions run the golden field, ivory border with blue guard borders.

Lot: 310 - TRIBAL HERIZ HALL RUG

TRIBAL HERIZ HALL RUG Persian, early 20th century. Unique design of birds and foliate medallions in shades of ivory, gold, forest green and navy across the red field showing ivory end panels, navy border with organized floral designs and multiple guard borders.

Lot: 311 - KASHAN ROOM RUG

KASHAN ROOM RUG Indian, 20th century. Sparse foliate vines cover the mauve field, ivory border with multiple guard borders.

Lot: 312 - SAROUK ROOM RUG

SAROUK ROOM RUG Persian, 20th century. Colorful scrolling foliate vines cover the beige field showing a forest green outer border, wide red primary outer border.

Lot: 313 - SAROUK ROOM RUG

SAROUK ROOM RUG Persian, 2nd quarter 20th century. Ivory on navy foliate pole medallion centers the floral decorated red field with royal blue corners, navy border with multiple guard borders.

Lot: 314 - PERSIAN ROOM RUG

PERSIAN ROOM RUG Persian, mid-20th century. Blue on red foliate medallion with floral and ivory highlights centers the navy field decorated with scrolling foliate vines, matching navy border with red and ivory guard borders.

Lot: 315 - TIBETAN ROOM RUG

TIBETAN ROOM RUG Tibetan, 20th century. Modern carpet with gold, red, green and grey panels, sparsely decorated with fish and abstract shapes to several panels.

Lot: 316 - INDIAN ROOM RUG

INDIAN ROOM RUG India, 20th century. Scrolling vines filled with golden flowers and foliage against the black ground, red border with grey guard borders.

Lot: 317 - LARGE PERSIAN ROOM RUG

LARGE PERSIAN ROOM RUG Persian, 2nd quarter 20th century. Layered blue on ivory on navy foliate pole medallion with matching corners, around the floral decorated soft red field, multiple guard borders flanking the royal blue primary border, large signature medallion centrally to one end.