| Lot | ||
| 4 |  |
DOUGLAS, Walter, (American, 1868): "Paper Dolls", still life of flowers in pottery vase, O/B, 7 3/4" x 10", SLR, Walter Douglas, Salmagundi Club Thumb-Box Exhibition label verso, inscribed "To my friend Joe Jones", artist name, address and painting title verso. |
| 4A |  |
MORRIS, E., (American, 19th - 20th C): Plein aire landscape with stream, O/B, 6 1/4" x 9 1/4", signed lower right. |
| 8 |  |
EXCEPTIONAL AMERICAN IMPRESSIONIST TURN OF THE CENTURY WINTER PASTEL LANDSCAPE WITH STREAM: 12" x 10", no visible signature. |
| 10 |  |
19TH C PORTRAIT OF A HAWAIIAN PRINCESS: O/C mounted on board, 12" x 9", no visible signature, information affixed verso "Portrait of Hawaiian Queen", purchased from JPT Armstrong (President of Belding Corticelli Co), New London, CT 1942. Condition - Glued to masonite, craquelier throughout, partial paint loss in areas and tear in canvas in lower left corner. Est. $1500/2500** |
| 12 |  |
MELTZER, Anna Elkan, (American, 1896): Portrait of 2 young girls, one black, one white, O/C, 8" x 8", marked on stretcher verso is artist name and address along with Studio 44, encased in period custom gilt wide frame, Leonard Clayton Picture Frame and Gallery label affixed verso. Meltzer studied at the Cooper Union Art School, NY and the Art Students League, NY, as well as instructing at Cooper Union in the College of the City of NY and opened her own school of art. |
| 14 |  |
DAVIES, Arthur Bowen, (American, 1862-1928): Landscape done for the book on him by Duncan Phillips, Pastel, 6" x 9 1/2", marked verso, no visible signature. |
| 16 |  |
METZKES, F.W., (American, 20th C): Harbor scene with tug boats and tension bridge in the foggy distance, O/C, 12" x 15 1/4", signed lower right, dated 1913. Condition - Paint loss in center of painting and lower right corner, possible painting underneath. |
| 18 |  |
EARLY 20TH C FRENCH IMPRESSIONIST W/C: "Le Treport", scene depicts many figures in a town center, 9 3/4" x 11 1/2", titled lower left, dated July 1912, no visible signature, of superior quality, encased in exceptional gilt molding. |
| 20 |  |
VILARO, Jorge Paez, (Uruguay, 20th C): "Ouro Preto", O/paper, 18" x 15 1/4", SLR, dated 64. Condition - Minor paint loss, crackling of paint. |
| 20A |  |
TURN OF THE CENTURY ALPINE MOUNTAIN VILLAGE: O/B, 7" x 9 1/2", illegibly signed lower right. |
| 22 |  |
HARNETT, William Michael, after, (American, 1848-1892): "The Old Violin", Chromolithograph, sight size 34 1/2" x 23 1/2", published by F. Tuchfarber Co., printed in 1887, encased in period oak frame, under old glass. Please note condition problems, damage in mid to upper right margin, spots of water damage and removed print surface throughout, most notably in left margin and middle right margin. |
| 23 |  |
4 PIECE LOT OF MINIATURE PAINTINGS: To include, Oval W/C on ivory portrait of a young noble woman, 3 1/4" x 2 1/2", signed illegibly lower right, encased in embossed metal frame; Miniature W/C portrait of a young Victorian woman with feathered hat, 1 3/4" x 1 1/4", illegibly signed lower right, encased in ivory frame; W/C on ivory of elaborately dressed gentleman, possibly Spanish, 3" x 2" sight size, illegibly signed lower right, encased in ivory frame with tortoise shell trim; and Miniature W/C on celluloid of genre scene of two women in a garden, one play a stringed instrument, 3 1/4" x 2 1/4", illegibly signed on right, encased in burled walnut frame. 4 pieces sold as a lot. |
| 24 |  |
HOPKIN, Robert, (American, 1832-1909): Clipper Ship at sea, O/B, 10 1/4" x 8", signed lower right and verso. Period Gilt Frame. Condition - Small fleck of paint missing in right margin and lower left corner. Needs cleaning. Former property of 3rd generation estate. |
| 24A |  |
1ST QUARTER 20TH C PASTEL WINTER LANDSCAPE WITH CABIN: 13" x 23 1/2", signed lower left HY Ward, encased in period gilt molding with applied gesso classical decoration. Condition - Slight tear in upper middle margin. |
| 26 |  |
FRIEDRICH, M.G., (German, 20th C): Yacht Race off the coast, O/C, 24" x 36", signed lower right and verso. Condition - Area in sky with indentation in canvas. |
| 28 |  |
SELDEN, Henry Bill, (American, 1886-1934): Harvesting Connecticut wheat, O/B, 11" x 15 1/2", signed lower right. Est. $300/500** |
| 30 |  |
CRAWFORD, Brenetta Hermann, (American, 1875-1956): "Piazza San Marcos, Venice", O/C, 24" x 28 3/4", signed lower right, titled on stretcher, Babcock Gallery label affixed verso. Est. $2000/4000** |
| 32 |  |
MUNNINGS, Alfred James, after, (British, 1878-1959): "GOING OUT AT EPSOM", reproduction lithograph, published by Frost and Reed, sight size 25 1/2" x 23 1/2". Condition - Some minor pest damage and discoloration, please call. Est. $800/1200** |
| 34 |  |
LEMAIRE, Madeleine Jeanne, (French, 1845-1928): Portrait of Buffalo Bill Cody, O/C, 28" x 24", signature affixed to detached portion of canvas verso. Research reveals Lemaire was a renown socialite and a personal friend of Cody. Condition - relined, several repaired holes which need re-repair. Est. $1500/2500** |
| 36 |  |
TARKAY, Itzchak, (Israeli, 1935): Woman in Purple Dress, Serigraph, sight size 37" x 27 1/2", pencil signed lower right, numbered lower left 287/300. Est. $300/500** |
| 37 |  |
DROUAIS, Francois Hubert, Follower of, (French, 1727-1775): Portrait of young boy wearing a hat, O/Wood Panel, 9 1/2" x 7", signed lower left, encased in gilt carved frame, former property of 3rd generation estate. Condition - Some alligatoring of the varnish, signature appears to have been applied at later date but is at least 100 yrs old. |
| 39 |  |
GREASON, William, (American, 1884): "Misty Evening, Port Clyde, Maine", O/C, 18" x 28", signed lower right, signed and titled verso on label affixed to stretcher, dated '14. Condition - Minor craquelier throughout lower half. Former property of 3rd generation estate. |
| 42 |  |
UNGER, J.TH., (Dutch, 20th C): Canal scene, O/C, 15 1/2" x 19 1/2", signed lower right, encased in elaborate gilt carved period molding. |
| 44 |  |
WOUWERMAN, Pieter, attributed, (Dutch, 1623-1682): Falconer party awaiting the hunt, O/Chamfered oak panel, 18" x 27 1/4", visible in scene are at least 14 figures, 7 dogs, a peacock, 8 horses and 7 falcons, no visible signature. Condition - in need of removal of old varnish, has been over-cleaned at one point, two small areas of paint lifting, no visible inpaint upon black lighting. |
| 44A |  |
WOUWERMAN, Pieter (Attributed), (Dutch, 1619-1668): Hunt party in a landscape, O/Chamfered oak panel, 18" x 27", no visible signature, scene depicts 8 horses with riders and 5 dogs chasing down a stag, set in an Italianate landscape. Condition - in need of varnish removal, over-cleaned at one point, craquelier in some places and sporadic paint thinning, no visible inpaint upon blacklighting. |
| 48 |  |
CHAPIN, Charles H., (American, 1850-1889): River valley landscape, O/C mounted on board, 15 1/4" x 22 1/4", signed lower left CH Chapin New York '89. Condition Report - Loose finger nail of paint in upper left corner, some in-painting in left margin, upper margin in sky and spotted in-painting throughout. Special note - On the point in the foreground of painting, a caribou has been painted out. Est. $1500/2500** |
| 49 |  |
19TH C HUDSON RIVER SCHOOL LANDSCAPE WITH STREAM: O/C, 16" x 20", no visible signature, encased in period gilt molding with several pieces missing. Condition - 3" tear in right corner, several other small punctures to canvas, in need of cleaning and restoration. |
| 49A |  |
AMERICAN TURN OF THE PREVIOUS CENTURY PASTEL PASTORAL LANDSCAPE WITH SHEEP: 12" x 38", signed lower left Phillips, encased in original period gilt molding. Condition - Partial flaking to upper margin and bent lower right corner. |
| 52 |  |
RYDER, Platt Powell, (American, 1821-1896): Young Indian girl in an interior by the hearth, O/C laid down on Board, 12" x 10", signed lower right. Call for Condition. Former property of 3rd generation estate. |
| 54 |  |
GERLACH, Everett C., (American, 20th C): "The Old Barnyard", O/B, 20" x 24", signed lower right, exhibition label affixed verso from 1929, The Chicago Artists 23rd Annual Exhibition, also titled, signed and dated on board, encased in original arts and crafts gilt molding. |
| 56 |  |
VALENTINI, Valentino, (Italian, 1858): "Sharing Soup", interior scene, O/C, 19 3/4" x 24", signed upper right. Condition - Tear near upper middle margin, repair patch in right middle margin, some minor paint lose in left margin, lower middle margin and lower left corner. Est. $2800/3500** |
| 58 |  |
CHARPIDES, Chrysto, (European, 20th C): Harbor Scene with boats, O/C, 18" x 21 3/4", signed lower right, signed verso, marked Paris, former property of 3rd generation estate. |
| 62 |  |
HIRSCHING, August, (German, 1889-1962): Interior scene with young female in front of a dressing mirror, O/B, 17" x 12 1/4", signed lower right, dated 1922, signed verso with title in German. Est. $800/1200** |
| 66 |  |
19TH C JAPANESE BRONZE GROUPING OF ROOSTER AND HEN: Rooster approx. 15 1/2"h., hen approx. 8", both pieces signed, rooster with one feather tip damaged, hen is slightly loose where body meets legs, affixed natural knotty wood plinth. Est. $800/1200** |
| 67 |  |
19TH CENTURY JAPANESE BRONZE VASE WITH APPLIED MIXED METAL MANDARIN DUCK MOTIF AND INCISED LANDSCAPE DECORATION: 12"h., signed, silver? and copper or brass ducks. Est. $800/1200** |
| 68 |  |
PAL, Javor, (Hungarian, 1880-1923): Portrait of elderly gentleman, O/C, 28" x 23 3/4", signed lower right. Condition - Some minor in painting. Est. $1000/1500** |
| 72 |  |
DORSCHOT, T.H., (European, 20th C): "Rue Phillipe", O/C, 20" x 16", signed and titled verso, bears brass name plaque. Condition - Evidence of repair, patch on back and several minute tears in canvas. |
| 72A |  |
PARISIAN SCHOOL O/C SCENE OF SAN MARCOS PIAZZA, VENICE: 26" x 48", illegibly signed lower left. |
| 73 |  |
GROLL, Albert Lorey, (American, 1866-1952): Country landscape with figure and house on hill, O/C, 16" x 12", signed lower right, encased in gilt carved molding. Condition - Some minor spots of in-paint, no patches or reline. Needs cleaning. Former property of 3rd generation estate. |
| 76A |  |
REMINGTON, Fredric, (American, 1861-1909)after: "The Cheyenne", bronze sculpture, 18 1/2"h., sits on a polished green variegated marble plinth, missing whip. |
| 78 |  |
LOVEN, Frank W., (American, 1868-1941): "The Scenery of Winter", O/C mounted on board, 12" x 16", signed lower left, signed and titled verso, encased in impressionist wide gilt molding. Condition - Several small spots of in-paint. Est. $2000/3000** |
| 82 |  |
MAUVE, Anton, (Dutch, 1838-1888): Cows by a stream, O/C mounted on Board, 11" x 20 1/8", signed lower left. Condition - Several small dabs of in-painting. Former property of 3rd generation estate. |
| 83A |  |
LEEMPUTTEN, Cornielius Van, (19th C): Shepherdess and sheep, chromolithograph on canvas, faux wood grain deep dish frame. |
| 86 |  |
LAN BAR, David, (Israel, 1912-1987): Abstract composition, O/C, 24" x 15", signed lower left, signed and marked to back "Paris", inscribed in stretcher "La Cite". Est. $800/1200** |
| 90 |  |
RICHARDS, Lucy Currier, (American, 20th C): Portrait plaque of reclining Elisabeth Stillman Chamberlain, Bronze, 14" x 21", signed lower right, dated 1916. Est. $1400/1800** |
| 91 |  |
1ST QUARTER 20TH C PATINATED BRONZE BUST OF A MAN: Approx. 17"h., signed on shoulder Jean Ojo, exceptional casting. |
| 94 |  |
BERGE, Edward Henry, (American, 1876-1924): "Poppy", bronze with green patina, 23 1/2"h., signed on base, marked verso "American Art Foundry New York". From the estate of the son of the former owner of the Roman Bronze Works, New York. Est. $6000/8000** |
| 94A |  |
BERGE, Edward Henry, (American, 1876-1924): Bronze water fountain of young boy playing pan flute with three frogs at his feet, 18 1/2"h., signed at base E Berge, verso "Roman Bronze Works New York". From the estate of the son of the former owner of the Roman Bronze Works New York. Est. $4500/5500** |
| 96 |  |
KRAFFT, Carl Rudolph, (American, 1884-1938): "Road Home", O/B, 24" x 27 1/4", signed lower right with fingerprint, original label affixed verso with title, dated 1937, encased in original Krafft frame. Est. $12000/15000** |
| 97 |  |
KRAFFT, Carl Rudolph, (American, 1884-1938): "After Sundown", O/C, 25" x 30", signed lower right with thumb print, original label affixed verso with title, dated 1937, encased in original Krafft frame. Est. $12000/15000** |
| 98 |  |
KRAFFT, Carl Rudolph, (American, 1884-1938): "Cottage Door", O/C, 18" x 20", signed lower right along with thumb print, signed in pencil on canvas Carl R Krafft, original Krafft label affixed verso, dated 1937, property of family of former owner stated on back, encased in original Krafft frame. Condition - Small fleck of paint in left margin missing and several small pin point flecks missing. Est. $8000/12000** |
| 103 |  |
EXCEPTIONAL TURN OF THE CENTURY LANDSCAPE: O/B, 17" x 13 1/2", affixed tag reads "Franz Leo Rubin 1842-1912", and marked verso, encased in period deep gilt frame, no visible signature. |
| 103A |  |
IMPRESSIONIST LANDSCAPE, PROBABLY EUROPEAN: Depicting cows in field, woman with parasol and dog walking down a path, O/C, 19 3/4" x 16", signed lower right illegibly Herrera. Condition - Craquelier throughout, several portions of paint missing, heavy craquelier in path. |
| 104 | HIGH BIDDER'S CHOICE OF FOLLOWING NETHERWOOD W/CS | |
| 104A |  |
NETHERWOOD, Arthur, (British, 1930): River side landscape with figure and boat, W/C, 14" x 20 1/2", SLL. |
| 104B |  |
NETHERWOOD, Arthur, (British, 1930): Italian fishing village, W/C, 11" x 16 3/4". |
| 106 |  |
18TH C OLD MASTER PORTRAIT OF FEMALE NOBILITY: O/C, 40" x 30", no visible signature, encased in elaborate museum quality gilt molding. Condition - Has been relined, evidence of in painting and patch work, frame has several small pieces of gesso detached. |
| 107 |  |
KORBEL, Josef Mario, (American, 1882-1954): Standing female study, bronze sculpture, 5"h., signed on base, marked RBC, 1043, rests on a polished black stone plinth. From the estate of the son of the former owner of the Roman Bronze Works, New York. Est. $600/800** |
| 107A |  |
KORBEL, Josef Mario, (American, 1882-1954): Kneeling female nude, bronze sculpture, 5"h., signed on base, marked Roman Bronze Corp, #1040, dated 1925. From the estate of the son of the former owner of the Roman Bronze Works, New York. Est. $800/1200** |
| 108 |  |
ITTER, Julian, (American/Canadian, 20th C): Landscape with rainbow (Washington state), O/C, 30" x 40", signed lower right, period ribbed gilt frame. Condition - three cuts in canvas, two in sky and one in mountains, minor craquelier, in need of cleaning. Est. $3000/5000** |
| 112 |  |
BENSON, J., (American, 20th C): Autumnal Lakeside Landscape, W/C, 12 1/4" x 16 1/4", signed lower right in pencil. Est. $150/250** |
| 114 |  |
SHERMAN, G., (American, 20th C): Parisian park view with river, O/C, 24" x 36", signed lower left. |
| 116 |  |
ITALIAN COASTAL LANDSCAPE OF CAPRI: O/C, 24" x 36", circa 1940, signed lower right Fredo. |
| 118 |  |
TURN OF THE CENTURY BAY OF NAPLES SCENE WITH MOUNT VESUVIUS IN DISTANCE: Gouache, sight size 7" x 16", signed lower left Simonetti. |
| 122 |  |
GRUPPE, Emile, (American, 1896-1978): "Snow Scene", O/B, 12" x 16", signed lower right, titled and marked verso "E Gruppe for Beth Chaney Nichols", encased in period impressionist gilt frame. |
| 123 |  |
MELANCON, (American, 20th C): Autumnal forest landscape with stream, O/C, 27" x 30", signed lower left, encased in original period gilt arts and crafts motif frame. |
| 125 |  |
AMERICAN IMPRESSIONIST PLEIN AIRE SOUTHWESTERN DESERT LANDSCAPE: O/B, 20" x 24", illegibly signed lower left Helen Schwin?. |
| 125A |  |
AMERICAN IMPRESSIONIST WOODED PARKLAND LANDSCAPE: O/CB, 12" x 16", monogrammed lower right FGA, dated 38. |
| 128 |  |
MONTGOMERY, Paul, (American, 20th C): Rural Florida landscape, W/C, 13 1/4" x 20 3/4" sight size, signed lower right Paul Montgomery AWS. |
| 130 |  |
INTERIOR ITALIAN O/B: Depicts chickens, wine vessels and oak barrels, 20" x 24", signed lower right Napolitano. |
| 131 |  |
KAEMMERER, Frederik Hendrik, (European, 1839-1902): European wedding gathering, hand colored engraving, sight size 21 1/2" x 14 1/2", encased in custom frame. |
| 133 |  |
BASSETT, Louis, (French, 20th C): Parisian cafe street scene, O/C, 40" x 60", signed lower right. |
| 136 |  |
DUVAL, Jean, (Austrian, 1928): Sail ships in the city harbor, O/C, 24" x 36", artist information affixed verso, former property of 3rd generation estate. |
| 138 |  |
MCGAW, F., (American, 20th C): "Rocks", O/CB, 8" x 10", artist label affixed verso from the Worcester Area Exhibition. |
| 140 |  |
LINK, Louise, (American, 20th C): "Autumn, still life of fruit and leaves on a work table, O/CB, 20" x 24", bears the 8th Annual Paris Art Show exhibition label verso, from the Carnegie Public Library, Paris, Illinois 1961. |
| 141 |  |
LOT OF 3 MINIATURE PORTRAITS OF FEMALES ON CELLULOID: All three encased in elaborate ivory frames, largest 3" x 2 1/4", no visible signatures to any of the pieces. |
| 144 | ITALIAN FOLIO OF PRINTS "PARTICOLARI DI ARCHITETTURA CLASSICA", CIRCA 1917. | |
| 150 |  |
SMYTHE, Richard, (British, 1863): Portrait of a young well to do female, mezzotint, 12 3/4" x 9 1/2", pencil signed lower right, embossed stamp lower left, copyright James Connell & Sons Publishers, 1919 upper margin, encased in period gilt frame. |
| 152 |  |
PAIR OF HAND PAINTED GESSO WOODEN PLATES: Probably European, turn of the century, 8 1/2"dia., one monogrammed IR. |
| 157 |  |
1ST QUARTER 20TH C NOCTURNAL LAKESIDE LANDSCAPE WITH CHURCH: O/C, 14" x 18", illegibly signed lower right, encased in period gilt frame. |
| 162 | HIGH BIDDER'S CHOICE OF FOLLOWING TWO PAINTINGS | |
| 162A |  |
FRIGERIO, Raffaele, (Italian, 20th C): "Girl of Sicily", Portrait of a female musician, O/C, 16" x 12", signed lower right, signed and titled in pencil verso on stretcher, encased in exceptional period gilt molding. |
| 162B |  |
COLLETTI, Mario, (Italian, 20th C): Portrait of a vaudevillian, O/C, 16" x 12", signed lower left, encased in period gilt gesso frame. |
| 164 |  |
SENSEMAN, Raphael, (American, 1870-1965): Pair of wooded sunset landscapes with streams, 22" x 11 1/2"each, one signed lower left. |
| 166 |  |
IMPRESSIONIST WINTER LANDSCAPE, O/C: Depicts a country scene with homes and figures, 15 3/4" x 19 1/2", illegible signed lower right. Condition - Scrapes and indentation to canvas. |
| 169 |  |
CHAPMAN, Timothy, (American, 20th C): Pair of monoprints, "Botanical Amnesia 1 & 2", 30" x 27 1/2", both pencil signed and titled, professional matted, mounted and framed by Phoenix Art Press, labels affixed verso. Sold as a pair. |
| 171 |  |
PAIR OF 19TH C HAND COLORED ENGRAVINGS OF NOBILITY: Depicts possibly a Duke and a Duchess, 6 3/4" x 4 1/2" each. |
| 183 |  |
19TH C EUROPEAN MEZZOTINT OF A YOUNG BOY PRAYING: Impression size 13 3/4" x 11", illegible pencil writing in lower right margin, encased in pierce carved and ebonized gilt frame. |
| 188 |  |
DRAKE, Ruth, (American, 20th C): Reclining Nude, O/B, 25" x 30", SLR. |
For more information, contact: Burchard Galleries. Last Update 03/14/2003