9"Dia. bowl, 10 1/2"Dia. plate. Imperial Glass ruffled satin white. Surface discoloration. 5 1/2"Dia. x 4 1/4"H. Westmoreland candy dish base, diamond pattern. Lid is included but tip of handle is chipped. 9 1/4"H. Anchor Hocking bud vase, stars and bars pattern. EDS aims to describe and photograph all items thoroughly and accurately, however other conditions present may not have been observed or noted. We encourage you to inspect items in person during preview or by appointment, or to ask questions before bidding.

10" x 4" x 5 1/2"H. Black finish with verdigris color highlights. EDS aims to describe and photograph all items thoroughly and accurately, however other conditions present may not have been observed or noted. We encourage you to inspect items in person during preview or by appointment, or to ask questions before bidding.

Gotkin, Marjorie (American 1925-1999). Tall Ships #11, watercolor on paper, 20th century. 27 1/2" x 37 1/2" (Sight). 39" x 48 1/2" (Frame). Signed lower right. Matted in a silver faced painted wood frame. Watercolor has detached from hinges - paper is crooked in mat and will need to be rehinged. Oversized, heavy - framed with glass. Frame has some bumps and rubbed areas. Wired and ready to hang. Not examined out of frame. Marjorie Gotkin was born in Atlantic City in 1925. She began painting at 22 and briefly attended classes at the NY studio of Hans Hofmann. Her oil paintings and watercolors range from large abstract works to still life, florals, nudes and more. She is best known for her unique watercolors, found in her Tall Ships series and her florals. Her work is represented in 2 books published in 2008: "The Tall Ships Watercolor and Gouache: The Art of Marjorie Gotkin" and "Floral/Still Life Watercolors and Gouache: The Art of Marjorie Gotkin". Learn more at gotkinarts.com Oversized and/or framed art pieces require additional shipping and handling fees; it MAY be possible to remove works on paper from their frames to save on costs. Items requiring crating or shipment by freight are the sole responsibility of the winning bidder to arrange and communicate to EDS. If you would like to see if there are options for shipping this piece, please reach out with questions before bidding. EDS aims to describe and photograph all items thoroughly and accurately, however other conditions present may not have been observed or noted. We encourage you to inspect items in person during preview or by appointment, or to ask questions before bidding.

23"L x 11 1/2"W x 5"H complete. Table centerpiece composed of 2 straight and 2 curved pieces with Heyco Inc., Made in India labels. EDS aims to describe and photograph all items thoroughly and accurately, however other conditions present may not have been observed or noted. We encourage you to inspect items in person during preview or by appointment, or to ask questions before bidding.

6 1/2" x 6 1/2" x 13 1/2" approx. Some dents in body of lamp. Working. Canopy, chain, electrical cord with plug intact. EDS aims to describe and photograph all items thoroughly and accurately, however other conditions present may not have been observed or noted. We encourage you to inspect items in person during preview or by appointment, or to ask questions before bidding.

Gotkin, Marjorie (American 1925-1999). Untitled floral, watercolor on paper, 20th century. 38" x 27 1/4" (Sight). 50" x 38 1/2" (Frame). Signed lower right. Matted in a silver faced painted wood frame. Oversized, heavy - framed with glass. Frame has some bumps and rubbed areas, with a loss of the silver on the top right corner. Wired and ready to hang. Not examined out of frame. Marjorie Gotkin was born in Atlantic City in 1925. She began painting at 22 and briefly attended classes at the NY studio of Hans Hofmann. Her oil paintings and watercolors range from large abstract works to still life, florals, nudes and more. She is best known for her unique watercolors, found in her Tall Ships series and her florals. Her work is represented in 2 books published in 2008: "The Tall Ships Watercolor and Gouache: The Art of Marjorie Gotkin" and "Floral/Still Life Watercolors and Gouache: The Art of Marjorie Gotkin". Learn more at gotkinarts.com Oversized and/or framed art pieces require additional shipping and handling fees; it MAY be possible to remove works on paper from their frames to save on costs. Items requiring crating or shipment by freight are the sole responsibility of the winning bidder to arrange and communicate to EDS. If you would like to see if there are options for shipping this piece, please reach out with questions before bidding. EDS aims to describe and photograph all items thoroughly and accurately, however other conditions present may not have been observed or noted. We encourage you to inspect items in person during preview or by appointment, or to ask questions before bidding.

55"H, tripod base approx. 18" x 18" x 18". All six lamps work, domed with surface flowers, top half removes, all slightly loose on stems. 1 leaf missing, several with cracked surface paint from bending, some resoldered. Long electrical cord with finger switch. EDS aims to describe and photograph all items thoroughly and accurately, however other conditions present may not have been observed or noted. We encourage you to inspect items in person during preview or by appointment, or to ask questions before bidding.

8 1/2"H cut Austrian crystal figure in original box and paper cover. Figure is in Like new condition. Also includes crystal name plaque, paperweight in box, plastic stand in box. From an extensive collection of Swarovski crystal. EDS aims to describe and photograph all items thoroughly and accurately, however other conditions present may not have been observed or noted. We encourage you to inspect items in person during preview or by appointment, or to ask questions before bidding.

Unknown 20th century artist, untitled, undated oil on canvas abstract figural painting. 35 1/2" x 29 1/2" (Sight). 41" x 35" (Frame). Framed in a metallic painted frame. A few bumps to frame corners. Large painting, evocative of the human form. Not examined out of frame. Wired, ready to hang. Oversized and/or framed art pieces require additional shipping and handling fees; it MAY be possible to remove works on paper from their frames to save on costs. Items requiring crating or shipment by freight are the sole responsibility of the winning bidder to arrange and communicate to EDS. If you would like to see if there are options for shipping this piece, please reach out with questions before bidding. EDS aims to describe and photograph all items thoroughly and accurately, however other conditions present may not have been observed or noted. We encourage you to inspect items in person during preview or by appointment, or to ask questions before bidding.

7 3/4"H cut Austrian crystal figure in original box and paper cover. Figure is in Like new condition. Also includes crystal name plaque, plastic stand. From an extensive collection of Swarovski crystal. EDS aims to describe and photograph all items thoroughly and accurately, however other conditions present may not have been observed or noted. We encourage you to inspect items in person during preview or by appointment, or to ask questions before bidding.

Untitled Egyptian themed painting on a papyrus / grass paper. Signed illegibly lower right below image. 15 3/4" x 23 1/2" (Sheet). 20" x 27 1/4" (Frame). Float mounted in a gold surfaced metal sectional frame. Not examined out of frame. Wired and ready to hang. EDS aims to describe and photograph all items thoroughly and accurately, however other conditions present may not have been observed or noted. We encourage you to inspect items in person during preview or by appointment, or to ask questions before bidding.

7"H cut Austrian crystal figure in original box and paper cover. Figure is in Like new condition. Also includes crystal name plaque, plastic stand. From an extensive collection of Swarovski crystal. EDS aims to describe and photograph all items thoroughly and accurately, however other conditions present may not have been observed or noted. We encourage you to inspect items in person during preview or by appointment, or to ask questions before bidding.

Unknown artist, Landscape with mountains and text, signed in print with chop lower left. Offset lithograph, undated. 9 3/4" x 19 3/4" (Sight). 16 1/2" x 26 1/2" (Frame). Matted in a wood frame. Good conditions. Not examined out of frame. EDS aims to describe and photograph all items thoroughly and accurately, however other conditions present may not have been observed or noted. We encourage you to inspect items in person during preview or by appointment, or to ask questions before bidding.

Pair of matched square wood boxes 4 3/4"L, W, 6 1/2"H and 6 3/8"L, W, 8"H with metal clasps and top rings. Good conditions with decorative banding and subtle surfaces. EDS aims to describe and photograph all items thoroughly and accurately, however other conditions present may not have been observed or noted. We encourage you to inspect items in person during preview or by appointment, or to ask questions before bidding.

13"L 4 3/4"H footed oval bowl, 10 1/2"H 7 1/2"Dia pedestal wine chiller / ice bucket. Marked "Baroque by Wallace" and 214, 243. Oval bowl has additional foil label. Minor scratches on surfaces. Also includes a stamped Reed & Barton tong. EDS aims to describe and photograph all items thoroughly and accurately, however other conditions present may not have been observed or noted. We encourage you to inspect items in person during preview or by appointment, or to ask questions before bidding.

3 3/8"Dia lidded round box with set surface semi-precious stones. Unmarked. Minor dings. EDS aims to describe and photograph all items thoroughly and accurately, however other conditions present may not have been observed or noted. We encourage you to inspect items in person during preview or by appointment, or to ask questions before bidding.

Marked on handle back. EDS aims to describe and photograph all items thoroughly and accurately, however other conditions present may not have been observed or noted. We encourage you to inspect items in person during preview or by appointment, or to ask questions before bidding.

Unknown artist, signed S.J. Parab lower right. Work on dark paper or masonite with relief printed elements, undated. 26" x 16" (Sight). 30" x 22" (Frame). Matted in a metal sectional frame. Heavy, framed with glass, possibly on masonite. Some fogging to glass. Not examined out of frame. Wired and ready to hang. *Oversized and/or framed art pieces require additional shipping and handling fees; it MAY be possible to remove works on paper from their frames to save on costs. Items requiring crating or shipment by freight are the sole responsibility of the winning bidder to arrange and communicate to EDS. If you would like to see if there are options for shipping this piece, please reach out with questions before bidding. EDS aims to describe and photograph all items thoroughly and accurately, however other conditions present may not have been observed or noted. We encourage you to inspect items in person during preview or by appointment, or to ask questions before bidding.

31" x 21" x 10 1/2"H Chest, 32" x 22" x 10"H base. Black lacquer with gold details, red lacquer interior. One chest intact with hinges, handles an latch. One chest missing part of the latch and loose hinges. Bases have nicks and wear. EDS aims to describe and photograph all items thoroughly and accurately, however other conditions present may not have been observed or noted. We encourage you to inspect items in person during preview or by appointment, or to ask questions before bidding.

Approximately 1" to 2 1/4"H. 7 boxes with assorted miniature silver crystal house figurines. 2 boxes contain 2 figurines as issued - 8 total mini houses, 3 trees. Some wear to packaging - boxes include certificates. From an extensive collection of Swarovski crystal. EDS aims to describe and photograph all items thoroughly and accurately, however other conditions present may not have been observed or noted. We encourage you to inspect items in person during preview or by appointment, or to ask questions before bidding.

Approximately 1" to 1 1/2"H. Assorted miniature silver crystal train figurines, with a flat mirrored display stand with etched track. Some wear to packaging. Boxes include certificates. From an extensive collection of Swarovski crystal. EDS aims to describe and photograph all items thoroughly and accurately, however other conditions present may not have been observed or noted. We encourage you to inspect items in person during preview or by appointment, or to ask questions before bidding.

2"H miniature silver crystal swan figurines for Swarovski's Centenary 1895-1995. Some wear to packaging. Box include certificates and other paper items. From an extensive collection of Swarovski crystal. EDS aims to describe and photograph all items thoroughly and accurately, however other conditions present may not have been observed or noted. We encourage you to inspect items in person during preview or by appointment, or to ask questions before bidding.

Empty frame with shaped opening. Inset copper and silver metal surface and two hangers. 30" x 24" (Frame, exterior). *Oversized and/or framed art pieces require additional shipping and handling fees; it MAY be possible to remove works on paper from their frames to save on costs. Items requiring crating or shipment by freight are the sole responsibility of the winning bidder to arrange and communicate to EDS. If you would like to see if there are options for shipping this piece, please reach out with questions before bidding. EDS aims to describe and photograph all items thoroughly and accurately, however other conditions present may not have been observed or noted. We encourage you to inspect items in person during preview or by appointment, or to ask questions before bidding.

6"L glass and metal bee form honey server with amber glass. Marks under wings / lid. Included paddle. EDS aims to describe and photograph all items thoroughly and accurately, however other conditions present may not have been observed or noted. We encourage you to inspect items in person during preview or by appointment, or to ask questions before bidding.

Pair of framed blue and white porcelain plaques include Diana and the Stag, and The Lady and the Unicorn. 11 1/2" x 8 1/2" (Sights). 17 1/4" x 14 1/4" (Frames). Float mounted in gilt surfaced frames with linen wrapped mats and a liner. Certificates of Authenticty from Franklin Mint affixed to paper verso. Not examined out of frames. Wired and ready to hang. EDS aims to describe and photograph all items thoroughly and accurately, however other conditions present may not have been observed or noted. We encourage you to inspect items in person during preview or by appointment, or to ask questions before bidding.

3"H, 5"Dia thick walled clear glass bowl. Signed Coyle along side. Minor scratches on bottom. EDS aims to describe and photograph all items thoroughly and accurately, however other conditions present may not have been observed or noted. We encourage you to inspect items in person during preview or by appointment, or to ask questions before bidding.

6 1/4"H, 3"Dia. 2 piece jar. Unmarked. Minor wear at lid and on bottom. EDS aims to describe and photograph all items thoroughly and accurately, however other conditions present may not have been observed or noted. We encourage you to inspect items in person during preview or by appointment, or to ask questions before bidding.

33 3/4" x 24" frame. Traditional ink on handmade paper by Madhubani artist, untitled. Late 20th C. Matted in a metal sectional frame. Heavy, framed with glass and masonite. Not examined out of frame. Wired and ready to hang. Oversized and/or framed art pieces require additional shipping and handling fees; it MAY be possible to remove works on paper from their frames to save on costs. Items requiring crating or shipment by freight are the sole responsibility of the winning bidder to arrange and communicate to EDS. If you would like to see if there are options for shipping this piece, please reach out with questions before bidding. EDS aims to describe and photograph all items thoroughly and accurately, however other conditions present may not have been observed or noted. We encourage you to inspect items in person during preview or by appointment, or to ask questions before bidding.

18"W x 24"D x 22"H. Silver and gold on carved wood figure. Glass plate top 19 1/2" x 14 1/2" with polished edges. Originally paired with large glass top as a coffee table. 1 figure has split in wood toward base, some finish loss. EDS aims to describe and photograph all items thoroughly and accurately, however other conditions present may not have been observed or noted. We encourage you to inspect items in person during preview or by appointment, or to ask questions before bidding.

Largest 2 3/4"L. Assorted miniature silver crystal SCS figurines. Some wear to packaging. 2 boxes include certificates. From an extensive collection of Swarovski crystal. EDS aims to describe and photograph all items thoroughly and accurately, however other conditions present may not have been observed or noted. We encourage you to inspect items in person during preview or by appointment, or to ask questions before bidding.

4"H. Miniature silver crystal figurine of whales with box. Some wear to packaging, includes paperwork in box. From an extensive collection of Swarovski crystal. EDS aims to describe and photograph all items thoroughly and accurately, however other conditions present may not have been observed or noted. We encourage you to inspect items in person during preview or by appointment, or to ask questions before bidding.

3"H. Miniature silver crystal figurine of dolphins with box. Box has repurposed foam inserts, and includes paperwork and certificate. Some wear to packaging. Also includes a 1990-1992 Mother & Child plaque in a velvet bag. From an extensive collection of Swarovski crystal. EDS aims to describe and photograph all items thoroughly and accurately, however other conditions present may not have been observed or noted. We encourage you to inspect items in person during preview or by appointment, or to ask questions before bidding.

Untitled acrylic on cotton / lightweight woven fabric on stretchers, signed lower right S. Zabury, and verso and on stretchers Mwamedi. Likely African / Tinga Tinga. Undated. 27 1/2" x 12" (Stretchers). Unframed. EDS aims to describe and photograph all items thoroughly and accurately, however other conditions present may not have been observed or noted. We encourage you to inspect items in person during preview or by appointment, or to ask questions before bidding.

11" x 26" with 2 medallions, and 11" x 40" with 3. Medallions are velvet with an embroidered center. Good conditions, with some loose strands near ends. EDS aims to describe and photograph all items thoroughly and accurately, however other conditions present may not have been observed or noted. We encourage you to inspect items in person during preview or by appointment, or to ask questions before bidding.

10"W x 14"H mirror, frame overall 24 1/2"W x 28"H. Matches lot 32w. 2 repaired acanthus leaves lower right and left. Some finish loss. EDS aims to describe and photograph all items thoroughly and accurately, however other conditions present may not have been observed or noted. We encourage you to inspect items in person during preview or by appointment, or to ask questions before bidding.

Silver plate pieces with matched etched design, marked on bottoms "Paris Wm Rogers & Son". Includes 6 stems 5221, lidded sugar bowl 5201, creamer 5202, coffee pot 6200, and chocolate pot 5280. Some spotting and tarnish, minor scratches and a few dents. Tallest piece 10 1/2"H. EDS aims to describe and photograph all items thoroughly and accurately, however other conditions present may not have been observed or noted. We encourage you to inspect items in person during preview or by appointment, or to ask questions before bidding.

10"W x 14"H mirror, frame overall 24 1/2"W x 28"H. Matches lot 31w. 2 repaired acanthus leaves lower right and left and above mirror. Some finish loss. EDS aims to describe and photograph all items thoroughly and accurately, however other conditions present may not have been observed or noted. We encourage you to inspect items in person during preview or by appointment, or to ask questions before bidding.

11"Dia. each, with original branded boxes. Plates etch signed near rims. Labeled exterior of boxes AF11P. Good conditions. EDS aims to describe and photograph all items thoroughly and accurately, however other conditions present may not have been observed or noted. We encourage you to inspect items in person during preview or by appointment, or to ask questions before bidding.

12 1/4"H. Some bumps to painted surfaces. Drilled holes and applied felt on bottom. EDS aims to describe and photograph all items thoroughly and accurately, however other conditions present may not have been observed or noted. We encourage you to inspect items in person during preview or by appointment, or to ask questions before bidding.

Unknown artist - signed illegibly in print lower right. Untitled contemporary image of a bull, Buddha, and praying figures. 16 1/4" x 22 1/2" (Sight). 21 1/4" x 27 1/2" (Frame). Matted in a metal sectional frame. Heavy - framed with glass and masonite. Wired and ready to hang. Not examined out of frame. Oversized and/or framed art pieces require additional shipping and handling fees; it MAY be possible to remove works on paper from their frames to save on costs. Items requiring crating or shipment by freight are the sole responsibility of the winning bidder to arrange and communicate to EDS. If you would like to see if there are options for shipping this piece, please reach out with questions before bidding. EDS aims to describe and photograph all items thoroughly and accurately, however other conditions present may not have been observed or noted. We encourage you to inspect items in person during preview or by appointment, or to ask questions before bidding.

32 1/2"W x 13 1/2"D x 80 3/4"H. Pulaski furniture label on back. Light in top, 5 adjustable glass shelves with polished edges and sandblasted plate groove. Mirrored back, glass sides. Glass front panel slides to open for access, lock on right side facing. 2 keys included. Overall very good, contemporary. EDS aims to describe and photograph all items thoroughly and accurately, however other conditions present may not have been observed or noted. We encourage you to inspect items in person during preview or by appointment, or to ask questions before bidding.

2 1/4"H. Miniature silver crystal figurine of a squirrel with box. SCS 10th Anniversary Edition. Box includes paperwork and certificate. Some wear to packaging. From an extensive collection of Swarovski crystal. EDS aims to describe and photograph all items thoroughly and accurately, however other conditions present may not have been observed or noted. We encourage you to inspect items in person during preview or by appointment, or to ask questions before bidding.

Very nice brass candle stand. Good overall condition with some corrosion. EDS aims to describe and photograph all items thoroughly and accurately, however other conditions present may not have been observed or noted. We encourage you to inspect items in person during preview or by appointment, or to ask questions before bidding.

4"H. Miniature silver crystal figurine of parrots, with box. Box lacks original foam inserts and paperwork. Some wear to packaging. From an extensive collection of Swarovski crystal. EDS aims to describe and photograph all items thoroughly and accurately, however other conditions present may not have been observed or noted. We encourage you to inspect items in person during preview or by appointment, or to ask questions before bidding.

3"H. Miniature silver crystal paperweight with box. Box lacks paperwork. Some wear to packaging. From an extensive collection of Swarovski crystal. EDS aims to describe and photograph all items thoroughly and accurately, however other conditions present may not have been observed or noted. We encourage you to inspect items in person during preview or by appointment, or to ask questions before bidding.

Unknown artist - signed illegibly lower right Ar Pari (?) and dated '98. Untitled painting on textured surface of an Indian star front locomotive. 20 1/2" x 28 1/2" (Sight). 29 3/4" x 37 1/2" (Frame). Matted in a gilt rubbed wood frame. Heavy - framed with glass and masonite. Wired and ready to hang. Not examined out of frame. Oversized and/or framed art pieces require additional shipping and handling fees; it MAY be possible to remove works on paper from their frames to save on costs. Items requiring crating or shipment by freight are the sole responsibility of the winning bidder to arrange and communicate to EDS. If you would like to see if there are options for shipping this piece, please reach out with questions before bidding. EDS aims to describe and photograph all items thoroughly and accurately, however other conditions present may not have been observed or noted. We encourage you to inspect items in person during preview or by appointment, or to ask questions before bidding.

6 1/2"Dia. pot, 14"L overall with handle. Vintage MCM Swiss made fondue pot with warming stand, burner and 6 fondue forks with stand. Tin lined hammered copper with iron stand and hardware, wood handles. Pot marked on bottom. Used, good condition, wear to wood finishes & some dings. EDS aims to describe and photograph all items thoroughly and accurately, however other conditions present may not have been observed or noted. We encourage you to inspect items in person during preview or by appointment, or to ask questions before bidding.

12 1/2"W handle to handle, 16 3/4"H overall with lid. 13 1/4" x 10 3/4" tray. Burner with cover in iron stand. Vintage MCM Swiss made samovar / tea urn with warming stand and burner. Tin lined hammered copper with iron stand and hardware, wood handles. Pot is not marked. Used, good condition, wear to wood finishes & small surface dings, wear/loss to lining.. EDS aims to describe and photograph all items thoroughly and accurately, however other conditions present may not have been observed or noted. We encourage you to inspect items in person during preview or by appointment, or to ask questions before bidding.

9"Dia. Wilton Columbia mark on bottom. Clean, very good condition. EDS aims to describe and photograph all items thoroughly and accurately, however other conditions present may not have been observed or noted. We encourage you to inspect items in person during preview or by appointment, or to ask questions before bidding.

5 - 3 1/2" to 6" brass bells with incised design, colored, tied to wrapped cording. Small set with 3 - 2 1/2" to 3" bells. EDS aims to describe and photograph all items thoroughly and accurately, however other conditions present may not have been observed or noted. We encourage you to inspect items in person during preview or by appointment, or to ask questions before bidding.

Zenda, Pat (American 1930-unknown). Young Lady. Oil on linen, undated. 35" x 22" (Sight). 42" x 29 1/2" (Frame). Signed lower left; Identified with tag and biography verso; canvas stamped "All Rights Reserved WT Burger Co." In a gilt rubbed wood frame. Heavy; oversized. Wired and ready to hang. Not examined out of frame. Pat Zenda was born in 1930 in Wisconsin. She studied at the Layton School of Art, Wisconsin State Teachers College and served as artist in residence 1963-1964. She studied internationally at the Positano Art Workshop, Positano, Italy in 1964, and in Art Study Seminars in England, France, and Italy in 1966. She had numerous successful showings throughout the Midwest since 1963 and taught art privately and in the classroom for several years. Her paintings are found in many American collections of the 1960's and 1970's. Zenda did little or no painting since her husband's illness and death in the late 1980's. Last known residence was in Florida. Oversized and/or framed art pieces require additional shipping and handling fees; it MAY be possible to remove works on paper from their frames to save on costs. Items requiring crating or shipment by freight are the sole responsibility of the winning bidder to arrange and communicate to EDS. If you would like to see if there are options for shipping this piece, please reach out with questions before bidding. EDS aims to describe and photograph all items thoroughly and accurately, however other conditions present may not have been observed or noted. We encourage you to inspect items in person during preview or by appointment, or to ask questions before bidding.

13 1/2"Dia at base, 27"H with 22"Dia 3/4"plate glass top - unattached. Surface cracks and finish loss at base of table, wormholes. EDS aims to describe and photograph all items thoroughly and accurately, however other conditions present may not have been observed or noted. We encourage you to inspect items in person during preview or by appointment, or to ask questions before bidding.

5 1/4"H cut Austrian crystal figure in original box and paper cover. Figure is in Like New condition. Also includes crystal name plaque & plastic stand. From an extensive collection of Swarovski crystal. EDS aims to describe and photograph all items thoroughly and accurately, however other conditions present may not have been observed or noted. We encourage you to inspect items in person during preview or by appointment, or to ask questions before bidding.

5 1/4"H cut Austrian crystal figure in original box and paper cover. Figure is in Like New condition. Also includes crystal name plaque, plastic stand. From an extensive collection of Swarovski crystal. EDS aims to describe and photograph all items thoroughly and accurately, however other conditions present may not have been observed or noted. We encourage you to inspect items in person during preview or by appointment, or to ask questions before bidding.

5 1/4"H cut Austrian crystal figure in original box and paper cover. Figure is in Like New condition. Also includes crystal name plaque, plastic stand. From an extensive collection of Swarovski crystal. EDS aims to describe and photograph all items thoroughly and accurately, however other conditions present may not have been observed or noted. We encourage you to inspect items in person during preview or by appointment, or to ask questions before bidding.

18 1/2 - 20 1/4"W x 10 1/4 - 11"D x 92"H overall. Stunning black lacquer case with raised enamel decoration on sides. German clockworks by ISGUS. Reg.#C2088 on plaque inside door. Top of case removes, metal finials. Some wear at corners, finish loss near base. Made in Portugal paper label fixed to back of brass clock face. Ticks when pendulum is activated, 3 brass weights.

Febre, Agostinho (Brazil, 20th-21st Century). Brightly colored untitled painting on canvas of musicians, undated, purchased 2006. 31" x 38" (Sight). 34 1/2" x 41 1/2" (Frame). Signed lower left. Includes a photograph of the artist with details of the purchase in Rio de Janeiro Brazil. In a gilt surfaced wood frame with liner. Oversized. Wired and ready to hang. Not examined out of frame. Oversized and/or framed art pieces require additional shipping and handling fees; it MAY be possible to remove works on paper from their frames to save on costs. Items requiring crating or shipment by freight are the sole responsibility of the winning bidder to arrange and communicate to EDS. If you would like to see if there are options for shipping this piece, please reach out with questions before bidding. EDS aims to describe and photograph all items thoroughly and accurately, however other conditions present may not have been observed or noted. We encourage you to inspect items in person during preview or by appointment, or to ask questions before bidding.

6 1/2"Dia. pot, 14"L overall with handle. Vintage MCM Swiss made fondue pot with warming stand, burner and 6 fondue forks with stand. Tin lined hammered copper with iron stand and hardware, wood handles. Pot marked on bottom. Used, good condition, wear to wood finishes. EDS aims to describe and photograph all items thoroughly and accurately, however other conditions present may not have been observed or noted. We encourage you to inspect items in person during preview or by appointment, or to ask questions before bidding.

Miniature cut Austrian crystal figures in original box. In Like New condition in original boxes, foam disintegrating. Includes Archway, Holy Family, Shepard and 3 Kings. Also includes Christmas Memories angel ornament (loss of one arm). 2 1/2'H, cut Austrian crystal body with gold tone metal head, wings, feet and arm. From an extensive collection of Swarovski crystal. EDS aims to describe and photograph all items thoroughly and accurately, however other conditions present may not have been observed or noted. We encourage you to inspect items in person during preview or by appointment, or to ask questions before bidding.

3 1/8"H cut Austrian crystal figure in original box. In Like New condition in original boxes. From an extensive collection of Swarovski crystal. EDS aims to describe and photograph all items thoroughly and accurately, however other conditions present may not have been observed or noted. We encourage you to inspect items in person during preview or by appointment, or to ask questions before bidding.

3 1/8"H cut Austrian crystal figure in original box. In Like New condition in original boxes. From an extensive collection of Swarovski crystal. EDS aims to describe and photograph all items thoroughly and accurately, however other conditions present may not have been observed or noted. We encourage you to inspect items in person during preview or by appointment, or to ask questions before bidding.

Wood engraving from a late 19th century Italian edition of Brehm's Life of Animals - titled in print "Bassotto Canis Familiaris Vertagus 1/8 della Grandezza Naturale". Signatures in print Mitzel, Jahrmargt. Identified on a warranty tag verso "Incisione in legne da una edizione italiana fine '800 del Brehm Vita Degli Animali." 3" x 5 1/2" (Sight). 11" x 15" (Frame). Gold bordered mat in a painted and veneered wood frame. Minor bumps along frame edges. Hanger at top. Not examined out of frame. For works in series see lots 55w, 60w, 70w, 75w. EDS aims to describe and photograph all items thoroughly and accurately, however other conditions present may not have been observed or noted. We encourage you to inspect items in person during preview or by appointment, or to ask questions before bidding.

25 1/2"W x 25"D x 29"H. Reed wrapping loose or missing at arm to leg joint on each. Some surface scuffs, finish losses. One seat has broken support center. Removable seat cushions, back cushions snap on. Fabric is quilted striped cotton with red piping - hole / tear in one seat, all have some staining. EDS aims to describe and photograph all items thoroughly and accurately, however other conditions present may not have been observed or noted. We encourage you to inspect items in person during preview or by appointment, or to ask questions before bidding.

6 1/2"Dia. x 2 1/4"H under plate / bowl with 4 3/4"Dia x 3"H bowl and flower frog insert. 4 3/4"Dia. bowl with flower frog insert supported by 3 bracketed legs topped by candle holders, 5"H overall. EDS aims to describe and photograph all items thoroughly and accurately, however other conditions present may not have been observed or noted. We encourage you to inspect items in person during preview or by appointment, or to ask questions before bidding.

11 1/2"H, 9 1/4"W. c.1970-80's? Metal with color, some verdigris. Mark on lower hem at back of dress. Originally with 6 dangling ornaments from headdress - missing. Russian, sold through the Beryoska stores for the international / American market. EDS aims to describe and photograph all items thoroughly and accurately, however other conditions present may not have been observed or noted. We encourage you to inspect items in person during preview or by appointment, or to ask questions before bidding.

9 3/8" x 12 3/8" tin lined hammered copper pan, 20 1/2"L with handle. Wrought iron stand with 2 burners. 13 1/4" x 10 3/4" tray. Used, good condition, wear to wood finishes. EDS aims to describe and photograph all items thoroughly and accurately, however other conditions present may not have been observed or noted. We encourage you to inspect items in person during preview or by appointment, or to ask questions before bidding.

Wood engraving from a late 19th century Italian edition of Brehm's Life of Animals - titled in print "Botolo (Canis familiaris molossus fricator), 1/6 della grandezza naturale". Signatures in print Mitzel, Jahrmargt. Identified on a warranty tag verso "Incisione originale in legne dall'opera del Brehm "Vita Degli Animali" Torino 1894." 5" x 5 1/4" (Sight). 11" x 14 3/4" (Frame). Gold bordered mat in a painted and veneered wood frame. Minor bumps along edges of frame. Hanger at top. Not examined out of frame. For works in series see lots 55w, 60w, 70w, and 75w. EDS aims to describe and photograph all items thoroughly and accurately, however other conditions present may not have been observed or noted. We encourage you to inspect items in person during preview or by appointment, or to ask questions before bidding.

12 - 6 1/4"H goblets, 12 - 3 3/8"H snifters, 12 cups with wood handles, 12 - 5"Dia underplates, 11 - 3"Dia coasters, 1 - 11 3/4"H carafe, 2 - 3 stem candle holders, 2 - leaf shape plates. India World Gift etched on bottom of goblets. EDS aims to describe and photograph all items thoroughly and accurately, however other conditions present may not have been observed or noted. We encourage you to inspect items in person during preview or by appointment, or to ask questions before bidding.

13 1/2" x 22 1/2" tray - handle to handle. Set includes etched copper tray with white metal trim and handles, matching coffee and tea pots, sugar bowl with lid and cream pitcher with brass feet and lids, copper bodies, white metal trim. EDS aims to describe and photograph all items thoroughly and accurately, however other conditions present may not have been observed or noted. We encourage you to inspect items in person during preview or by appointment, or to ask questions before bidding.

8"Dia. x 6"H tin lined hammered copper bowl with cover, wood handles with iron mounts. Used, good condition, wear to wood finishes. EDS aims to describe and photograph all items thoroughly and accurately, however other conditions present may not have been observed or noted. We encourage you to inspect items in person during preview or by appointment, or to ask questions before bidding.

9 1/2"Dia. pan, 17 3/4"L with handle saute pan. 7 1/2"Dia. soup / fondue pot with lid. Tin lined hammered copper bowl with cover, wood handles with iron mounts. Used, good condition, wear to wood finishes. EDS aims to describe and photograph all items thoroughly and accurately, however other conditions present may not have been observed or noted. We encourage you to inspect items in person during preview or by appointment, or to ask questions before bidding.

Unsigned embroidery / needlework with metallic threads on a satin backing. Depicts a Byzantine style eagle with a ring in its beak. 15 3/4" x 13 (Frame). In a brass faced painted wood frame. Third place ribbon affixed verso. Minor bumps along edges of frame and separation at corners. Hanger at top. Not examined out of frame. EDS aims to describe and photograph all items thoroughly and accurately, however other conditions present may not have been observed or noted. We encourage you to inspect items in person during preview or by appointment, or to ask questions before bidding.

36"W x 16"D x 36"H. Contemporary, made in China sticker on back. 2 drawers over 2 doors with single shelf cabinet. Finish at left side / front is cracked. EDS aims to describe and photograph all items thoroughly and accurately, however other conditions present may not have been observed or noted. We encourage you to inspect items in person during preview or by appointment, or to ask questions before bidding.

2 3/4'H, cut Austrian crystal roses on metal stems in clear crystal vase. Includes original presentation box, outer paper box, mirror stand and brochure. All in Like New condition. EDS aims to describe and photograph all items thoroughly and accurately, however other conditions present may not have been observed or noted. We encourage you to inspect items in person during preview or by appointment, or to ask questions before bidding.

34 1/2"H. Heavy, mixed metal lamp base. Glass reflector and shade missing. Stem is slightly bent at top. EDS aims to describe and photograph all items thoroughly and accurately, however other conditions present may not have been observed or noted. We encourage you to inspect items in person during preview or by appointment, or to ask questions before bidding.

Includes original box. 2 1/4"H with frosted hat, blue crystal eyes. Like New condition. EDS aims to describe and photograph all items thoroughly and accurately, however other conditions present may not have been observed or noted. We encourage you to inspect items in person during preview or by appointment, or to ask questions before bidding.

4"H. Iridescent eyes. Like new condition. Wear to box, no foam insert. EDS aims to describe and photograph all items thoroughly and accurately, however other conditions present may not have been observed or noted. We encourage you to inspect items in person during preview or by appointment, or to ask questions before bidding.

Wood engraving from a late 19th century Italian edition of Brehm's Life of Animals, "Vita Degli Animali". Signatures in print Mitzel, Jahrmargt. 4 1/4" x 5 1/4" (Sight). 14 3/4" x 11" (Frame). Ravenna Gallery stamp verso. Gold bordered mat in a painted and veneered wood frame. Minor bumps along edges of frame. Hanger at top. Not examined out of frame. For works in series see lots 55w, 60w, 70w, and 75w. EDS aims to describe and photograph all items thoroughly and accurately, however other conditions present may not have been observed or noted. We encourage you to inspect items in person during preview or by appointment, or to ask questions before bidding.

Copyright 1895-1923. Fine old typewriter with clean graphics, smooth action, ribbon in place, cover. Very heavy steel body - be aware of weight if shipping is needed. EDS aims to describe and photograph all items thoroughly and accurately, however other conditions present may not have been observed or noted. We encourage you to inspect items in person during preview or by appointment, or to ask questions before bidding.

4 3/4"W x 5"D x 2 1/2"H. Polish residue, some surface scratches and tarnish. Gorham EP YC246 mark. EDS aims to describe and photograph all items thoroughly and accurately, however other conditions present may not have been observed or noted. We encourage you to inspect items in person during preview or by appointment, or to ask questions before bidding.

Silver plate footed open sugar bowl & cream pitcher marked Towle E.P. 2826 and 2827. Some tarnish at rims. Water pitcher with ice rim marked Wm. Rogers 817. Surface scratches. 4 - 6"Dia. underplates / wine / hors d'ouerves marked Wm. Rogers, tarnish. 10 1/2"Dia. Reed & Barton pierced edge tray. EDS aims to describe and photograph all items thoroughly and accurately, however other conditions present may not have been observed or noted. We encourage you to inspect items in person during preview or by appointment, or to ask questions before bidding.

14" x 9" baking dishes, off white glaze with stick figure drawings in black underglaze. Very good condition, unusual decoration for Hadley items. EDS aims to describe and photograph all items thoroughly and accurately, however other conditions present may not have been observed or noted. We encourage you to inspect items in person during preview or by appointment, or to ask questions before bidding.

Specht, Freidrich (1839-1909). Wood engraving of Welsh Terriers / Affenpinschers from a late 19th century publication. 4 1/4" x 5 1/4" (Sight). 14 3/4" x 11" (Frame). Initialed in print. Gold bordered mat in a painted and veneered wood frame. Ravenna Gallery stamp verso. Minor bumps along edges of frame. Hanger at top. Not examined out of frame. See also lots 55w, 60w, 70w. EDS aims to describe and photograph all items thoroughly and accurately, however other conditions present may not have been observed or noted. We encourage you to inspect items in person during preview or by appointment, or to ask questions before bidding.

18"W x 23"D x 35 1/2"H approx. Marie Antoinette / Versailles inspired French style chairs. Upholstered backs and seats in white brocade, water stains on seats. Sturdy, very good condition overall. EDS aims to describe and photograph all items thoroughly and accurately, however other conditions present may not have been observed or noted. We encourage you to inspect items in person during preview or by appointment, or to ask questions before bidding.

2" and 2 3/4" long spiky Austrian crystal hedge hogs. Original canisters, one with foam. Very good condition. EDS aims to describe and photograph all items thoroughly and accurately, however other conditions present may not have been observed or noted. We encourage you to inspect items in person during preview or by appointment, or to ask questions before bidding.

3 1/4" and 3 1/2"Dia. For small candles. Original canisters. Very good, like new condition. EDS aims to describe and photograph all items thoroughly and accurately, however other conditions present may not have been observed or noted. We encourage you to inspect items in person during preview or by appointment, or to ask questions before bidding.

2" to 2 1/4"L. Miniature Austrian crystal animals, in original canisters. Very good, like new condition. EDS aims to describe and photograph all items thoroughly and accurately, however other conditions present may not have been observed or noted. We encourage you to inspect items in person during preview or by appointment, or to ask questions before bidding.

2 black and white photographs approximately 11" x 14" each, in wood frames. Depicts exterior and interior views of Hagia Sophia, Grand Mosque in Istanbul - former Byzantine Church, Constantinople. Wired and ready to hang.Not examined out of frames. EDS aims to describe and photograph all items thoroughly and accurately, however other conditions present may not have been observed or noted. We encourage you to inspect items in person during preview or by appointment, or to ask questions before bidding.

1 pair 5"H Empire weighted sterling shakers with screw on caps and glass liners, damage to top of salt shaker. 1 pair 4 3/4"H Preisner weighted sterling shakers with screw on caps and glass liners. 1 pair 3 1/2"H salt shaker and pepper grinder Towle sterling over wood. All marked. EDS aims to describe and photograph all items thoroughly and accurately, however other conditions present may not have been observed or noted. We encourage you to inspect items in person during preview or by appointment, or to ask questions before bidding.

16" x 16" x 16 1/2"H overall with base and bracketed 5 light top, 6 1/2"Dia. base - 11 1/2"H with single candle holder. Marked on bottom. Arms are askew on one top piece. Heavy, weighted base. EDS aims to describe and photograph all items thoroughly and accurately, however other conditions present may not have been observed or noted. We encourage you to inspect items in person during preview or by appointment, or to ask questions before bidding.

Includes: Sheridan crumb dish with hinged lid and wood handle 11"L, Rogers butter dish with cover, 8 small serving trays mixed makers, styles and patterns including Reed & Barton from 10" to 13"L. All used, surface scratches, some tarnish. EDS aims to describe and photograph all items thoroughly and accurately, however other conditions present may not have been observed or noted. We encourage you to inspect items in person during preview or by appointment, or to ask questions before bidding.

13 1/2"H. Contemporary, decorative female torso with partial arm stopping at original joint. Distressed painted surface. EDS aims to describe and photograph all items thoroughly and accurately, however other conditions present may not have been observed or noted. We encourage you to inspect items in person during preview or by appointment, or to ask questions before bidding.

Templeton, Tracy (Canadian / American 1973-current). Knowing Like this is Rough, 5/10. Photo etching with chine-colle, 2009. Titled, numbered 5/10, signed and dated in pencil below image, and identified on a tag and in pencil verso. 12 1/2" x 20" (Sight). 20" x 30" (Frame). Matted in a metal sectional frame. Wired and ready to hang. Not examined out of frame. *Oversized and/or framed art pieces require additional shipping and handling fees; it MAY be possible to remove works on paper from their frames to save on costs. Items requiring crating or shipment by freight are the sole responsibility of the winning bidder to arrange and communicate to EDS. If you would like to see if there are options for shipping this piece, please reach out with questions before bidding. Canadian-born Tracy Templeton was raised in southern Saskatchewan on a small grain farm. IU faculty member Templeton's images capture the subtle changes wrought by time, the unremarkable gaps between events, and what is left at the end. Templeton became the area coordinator of printmaking at Indiana University in 2013. Previously, she was a professor at Southern Oregon University and visiting professor at Illinois State University in the United States. In Canada, she taught visual arts at the University of Regina and University of Alberta. Her work has been widely exhibited across the United States and Canada as well as around the world, and she has lectured extensively on photographic etching. EDS aims to describe and photograph all items thoroughly and accurately, however other conditions present may not have been observed or noted. We encourage you to inspect items in person during preview or by appointment, or to ask questions before bidding.

67"H at center. 18 1/2"W center panel, 15 3/4"W side panels. Framed mirror center panel with mullions on surface under ornamental carved wood with musical instruments and pierced latticing. 2 side panels featuring circular beveled glass panels over inset shirred silk panels - loose in frame. Staining and tears on fabric. Side panels have some separation at frame of mirror. Edge wear and finish losses. Screen does not fold into itself EDS aims to describe and photograph all items thoroughly and accurately, however other conditions present may not have been observed or noted. We encourage you to inspect items in person during preview or by appointment, or to ask questions before bidding.

1 3/4"L Kiwi, 1 3/4"H Koala. Original cylinder boxes. EDS aims to describe and photograph all items thoroughly and accurately, however other conditions present may not have been observed or noted. We encourage you to inspect items in person during preview or by appointment, or to ask questions before bidding.

1"L Pig with silver corkscrew tail, 2"L Dachshund, 2"L Snail. Like New condition. Original cylinder containers. EDS aims to describe and photograph all items thoroughly and accurately, however other conditions present may not have been observed or noted. We encourage you to inspect items in person during preview or by appointment, or to ask questions before bidding.

1 5/8"L Beaver, 3"L Beaver, 1 3/8"L Turtle, 2"L Fox. Like New condition. Original cylinder containers (foam is disintegrating.) EDS aims to describe and photograph all items thoroughly and accurately, however other conditions present may not have been observed or noted. We encourage you to inspect items in person during preview or by appointment, or to ask questions before bidding.

67 1/2"H x 23 1/4"W panel with 42 1/2"H x 19 1/2"W original artwork. Painting is mounted on damask / paper with cord hanger and weighted 27 1/4"W rod finished w blue and white ceramic ends. Calligraphy on upper left side of painting with 2 red chop marks below. Very good condition, no tears or discoloring. EDS aims to describe and photograph all items thoroughly and accurately, however other conditions present may not have been observed or noted. We encourage you to inspect items in person during preview or by appointment, or to ask questions before bidding.

56"H without fringe, 31"W (37 1/2"W dowel). Folk art fabric panel. Wood dowel hangers with black painted turned finial ends, bright and vibrant color. Top hanging cord is unglued on one side. Excellent overall condition. EDS aims to describe and photograph all items thoroughly and accurately, however other conditions present may not have been observed or noted. We encourage you to inspect items in person during preview or by appointment, or to ask questions before bidding.

12"W x 6 3/4"D x 11 3/4"H chalet clock body with figures, cuckoo bellows working, ticks when pendulum activated. 3 pine cone weights. West Germany E.Schmeckenbecher G.M. 1884268/1892179 - etched on works. Back removes for access. Man climbing ladder to girl behind right window, followed by man in hat with Overall very good condition. EDS aims to describe and photograph all items thoroughly and accurately, however other conditions present may not have been observed or noted. We encourage you to inspect items in person during preview or by appointment, or to ask questions before bidding.

4 3/4"Dia. x 7 1/2"H. Vintage Rosenthal Studio Line "1001 Arabian Nights". Bright and colorful vintage design by Bjorn Wiinblad (Danish 1918-2006). Mark and signature underglaze on base. EDS aims to describe and photograph all items thoroughly and accurately, however other conditions present may not have been observed or noted. We encourage you to inspect items in person during preview or by appointment, or to ask questions before bidding.

28"W x 33"D x 42"H. Fairfield furniture. Faux leopard velvet upholstered back and arms, in good condition. Faux ostrich vinyl seats and trim have significant wear. Surface wear to legs. Nailhead trim. EDS aims to describe and photograph all items thoroughly and accurately, however other conditions present may not have been observed or noted. We encourage you to inspect items in person during preview or by appointment, or to ask questions before bidding.

4"W x 3 3/4"H. Austrian cut crystal with satin / frosted horns. Excellent condition, Like New and in original box. Includes base. EDS aims to describe and photograph all items thoroughly and accurately, however other conditions present may not have been observed or noted. We encourage you to inspect items in person during preview or by appointment, or to ask questions before bidding.

1 1/2"Dia x 2 1/4"H. Excellent condition, Like New and in original canister. EDS aims to describe and photograph all items thoroughly and accurately, however other conditions present may not have been observed or noted. We encourage you to inspect items in person during preview or by appointment, or to ask questions before bidding.

2"W x 1 3/4"H. Gold tone metal body, multi-color crystals. Excellent condition, Like New and in original presentation box with information and original card wrapper. EDS aims to describe and photograph all items thoroughly and accurately, however other conditions present may not have been observed or noted. We encourage you to inspect items in person during preview or by appointment, or to ask questions before bidding.

8 1/2"H brass clock with glass faces. Marked on bottom, and on face of clock. West Germany. Unknown working conditions. Includes presentation plaque. EDS aims to describe and photograph all items thoroughly and accurately, however other conditions present may not have been observed or noted. We encourage you to inspect items in person during preview or by appointment, or to ask questions before bidding.

Marked on most bottoms "Rorstrand Sverige 502 / 11" under glaze. Includes Lidded coffee pot 8 1/2"H Lidded sugar + creamer 11 plates 6 3/4"Dia. 12 saucers 11 coffee cups Minor wear - no chips or cracks observed. EDS aims to describe and photograph all items thoroughly and accurately, however other conditions present may not have been observed or noted. We encourage you to inspect items in person during preview or by appointment, or to ask questions before bidding.

6"H, 6 3/4"W. Great styling to case and clock face. Partial Arlington tag on bottom and stamped 7 47. Cord is cracked - untested. EDS aims to describe and photograph all items thoroughly and accurately, however other conditions present may not have been observed or noted. We encourage you to inspect items in person during preview or by appointment, or to ask questions before bidding.

Unmarked silver plated utensils in classic Stieff Rose pattern. Includes service for 6: Dinner knives, Forks, Soup Spoons, Dinner Spoons. Additional 4 demitasse- coffee spoons and 3 serving spoons. Used, scratches and marking. EDS aims to describe and photograph all items thoroughly and accurately, however other conditions present may not have been observed or noted. We encourage you to inspect items in person during preview or by appointment, or to ask questions before bidding.

Adamof, J. After Manet's The Waitress, oil on canvas. Circa 20th century. 29 1/2" x 23 1/4" (Sight). 37" x 31" (Frame). Signed lower right "J. Adamof". Good conditions, nicely handled painting after a masterwork. In a gilt and painted wood frame with a linen wrapped liner. Oversized. Frame has bumps and chipped areas. Wired and ready to hang. Not examined out of frame. *Oversized and/or framed art pieces require additional shipping and handling fees; it MAY be possible to remove works on paper from their frames to save on costs. Items requiring crating or shipment by freight are the sole responsibility of the winning bidder to arrange and communicate to EDS. If you would like to see if there are options for shipping this piece, please reach out with questions before bidding. EDS aims to describe and photograph all items thoroughly and accurately, however other conditions present may not have been observed or noted. We encourage you to inspect items in person during preview or by appointment, or to ask questions before bidding.

Chaming sculpted lion with metallic finish, painted features. Some surface wear and rubbing. EDS aims to describe and photograph all items thoroughly and accurately, however other conditions present may not have been observed or noted. We encourage you to inspect items in person during preview or by appointment, or to ask questions before bidding.

4"L x 2"H. Austrian cut crystal "Save Me - The Seals" Annual collector's edition figurine for 1991. Excellent condition, like new and in original box with certificate and SCS pamphlet. EDS aims to describe and photograph all items thoroughly and accurately, however other conditions present may not have been observed or noted. We encourage you to inspect items in person during preview or by appointment, or to ask questions before bidding.

2 miniature Austrian cut crystal figurines, includes: Shell #7624, 3"L Walrus #7620, 4"L Excellent conditions, with original boxes and certificates. Some minor wear to packaging, Shell lacks inner foam. EDS aims to describe and photograph all items thoroughly and accurately, however other conditions present may not have been observed or noted. We encourage you to inspect items in person during preview or by appointment, or to ask questions before bidding.

2 miniature Austrian cut crystal figurines, includes: Race Car #7473, 4"L Airplane #7473, 4"L Excellent conditions, with boxes. Plane includes certificate, Race car has a pamphlet. Some minor wear to packaging, Both lack original inner foam. EDS aims to describe and photograph all items thoroughly and accurately, however other conditions present may not have been observed or noted. We encourage you to inspect items in person during preview or by appointment, or to ask questions before bidding.

Dante. Untitled Italianate landscape / seascape, oil on canvas. Circa 20th century. 23 1/2" x 19 1/4" (Sight). 32" x 27" (Frame). Signed lower right "Dante". Very good conditions, lively lightly impasto impressionistic brush work. In an ornate gilt surfaced wood frame with a linen wrapped liner. Oversized. Frame has minor bumps in corners. Wired and ready to hang. Not examined out of frame. See also lot 115w. Oversized and/or framed art pieces require additional shipping and handling fees; it MAY be possible to remove works on paper from their frames to save on costs. Items requiring crating or shipment by freight are the sole responsibility of the winning bidder to arrange and communicate to EDS. If you would like to see if there are options for shipping this piece, please reach out with questions before bidding. EDS aims to describe and photograph all items thoroughly and accurately, however other conditions present may not have been observed or noted. We encourage you to inspect items in person during preview or by appointment, or to ask questions before bidding.

12"H, 5 3/4"D, 1 1/4"W carved wood hangings or shelf brackets with natural forms and a figure on horseback. Paper tags tied on "Vrindavan, Made in India." Some surface residue and minor bumps. EDS aims to describe and photograph all items thoroughly and accurately, however other conditions present may not have been observed or noted. We encourage you to inspect items in person during preview or by appointment, or to ask questions before bidding.

11 1/2"L, 8"W. Charming shelf figure. Unmarked. EDS aims to describe and photograph all items thoroughly and accurately, however other conditions present may not have been observed or noted. We encourage you to inspect items in person during preview or by appointment, or to ask questions before bidding.

14"H, 8 1/2"W. Jute ties. Minor bumps to surfaces. Unmarked. Unknown age or provenance - likely Indian. EDS aims to describe and photograph all items thoroughly and accurately, however other conditions present may not have been observed or noted. We encourage you to inspect items in person during preview or by appointment, or to ask questions before bidding.

18 3/4"H. Beads at neck and below waist. Unknown age or provenance. Minor bumps and wear. Unmarked. EDS aims to describe and photograph all items thoroughly and accurately, however other conditions present may not have been observed or noted. We encourage you to inspect items in person during preview or by appointment, or to ask questions before bidding.

Dante. Untitled Italianate landscape / seascape with a path. Oil on canvas. Circa 20th century. 23 1/2" x 19 1/4" (Sight). 32" x 27" (Frame). Signed lower right "Dante". Very good conditions, lively lightly impasto impressionistic brush work. In an ornate gilt surfaced wood frame with a linen wrapped liner. Oversized. Frame has minor bumps and rubbed areas. Wired and ready to hang. Not examined out of frame. See also lot 110w. Oversized and/or framed art pieces require additional shipping and handling fees; it MAY be possible to remove works on paper from their frames to save on costs. Items requiring crating or shipment by freight are the sole responsibility of the winning bidder to arrange and communicate to EDS. If you would like to see if there are options for shipping this piece, please reach out with questions before bidding. EDS aims to describe and photograph all items thoroughly and accurately, however other conditions present may not have been observed or noted. We encourage you to inspect items in person during preview or by appointment, or to ask questions before bidding.

Natural brush neck ruff. Crackle finish, surface scratches, repaired break at one leg, nicked ear. EDS aims to describe and photograph all items thoroughly and accurately, however other conditions present may not have been observed or noted. We encourage you to inspect items in person during preview or by appointment, or to ask questions before bidding.

Austrian cut crystal figurine, with certificate and original packaging. Excellent condition. Some minor wear to packaging. EDS aims to describe and photograph all items thoroughly and accurately, however other conditions present may not have been observed or noted. We encourage you to inspect items in person during preview or by appointment, or to ask questions before bidding.

2 miniature Austrian cut crystal figurines, includes: Swan, 1 1/8"H Swan #7633, 1"H with certificate & mirror stand. Excellent conditions, with boxes. One lacks certificate. Some minor wear to packaging. EDS aims to describe and photograph all items thoroughly and accurately, however other conditions present may not have been observed or noted. We encourage you to inspect items in person during preview or by appointment, or to ask questions before bidding.

2 miniature Austrian cut crystal figurines, includes: Bear #7637, 2 1/4"H with certificate Bear #7664, 1 1/4"H with certificate Bear #7637, 1 1/4"H with bow, pamphlet Excellent conditions, with boxes. Some minor wear to packaging and foam. EDS aims to describe and photograph all items thoroughly and accurately, however other conditions present may not have been observed or noted. We encourage you to inspect items in person during preview or by appointment, or to ask questions before bidding.

Kelland. Untitled Italianate landscape / seascape wih figure. Oil on canvas. Circa 20th century. 19 1/4" x 23 1/2" (Sight). 27" x 32" (Frame). Signed lower left "K. Kelland". Very good conditions, lively brush work. In an ornate gilt surfaced wood frame with a linen wrapped liner. Some peeling to top rail of liner. Oversized. Frame has minor bumps. Wired and ready to hang. Not examined out of frame. Oversized and/or framed art pieces require additional shipping and handling fees; it MAY be possible to remove works on paper from their frames to save on costs. Items requiring crating or shipment by freight are the sole responsibility of the winning bidder to arrange and communicate to EDS. If you would like to see if there are options for shipping this piece, please reach out with questions before bidding. EDS aims to describe and photograph all items thoroughly and accurately, however other conditions present may not have been observed or noted. We encourage you to inspect items in person during preview or by appointment, or to ask questions before bidding.

2 1/2" to 4"L. Unknown metal, age or provenance, coins appear to be Islamic. Unmarked. EDS aims to describe and photograph all items thoroughly and accurately, however other conditions present may not have been observed or noted. We encourage you to inspect items in person during preview or by appointment, or to ask questions before bidding.

8 1/2"Dia. x 17"H. Hand written on bottom: Made in Portugal - For the Smithsonian Institute. Good overall condition, small nick/chip on base rim. EDS aims to describe and photograph all items thoroughly and accurately, however other conditions present may not have been observed or noted. We encourage you to inspect items in person during preview or by appointment, or to ask questions before bidding.

16"H, 9 3/4"W. Unknown age or provenance, likely Indian, un-translated handwritten tags verso. Minor bumps and wear. Unmarked. EDS aims to describe and photograph all items thoroughly and accurately, however other conditions present may not have been observed or noted. We encourage you to inspect items in person during preview or by appointment, or to ask questions before bidding.

9"H x 6 3/4"W. Possibly Westwood - Unmarked, with "Made in Japan" foil sticker on bottom. Chip on bottom. EDS aims to describe and photograph all items thoroughly and accurately, however other conditions present may not have been observed or noted. We encourage you to inspect items in person during preview or by appointment, or to ask questions before bidding.

Includes 5 1/2"H container with ring handles, 5"L x 4"W 3 piece lidded dish with pierced lid, and a 5 1/2"L x 4 1/2"W hinged lidded dish with an insert. Unmarked, unknown age or provenance. EDS aims to describe and photograph all items thoroughly and accurately, however other conditions present may not have been observed or noted. We encourage you to inspect items in person during preview or by appointment, or to ask questions before bidding.

Unsigned, untitled image of ducks in flight. Oil on canvas. Circa 20th century. 15 1/2" x 19 1/2" (Sight). 23" x 27" (Frame). Good conditions - a few minor scratches in painting surface on left side - not immediately visible when hung. Evocative foggy landscape. In a carved and painted gilt surfaced wood frame with a linen wrapped liner. Frame has minor bumps. Wired and ready to hang. Not examined out of frame. EDS aims to describe and photograph all items thoroughly and accurately, however other conditions present may not have been observed or noted. We encourage you to inspect items in person during preview or by appointment, or to ask questions before bidding.

Sterling / hallmarks plus Gorham mark on bottom, and numbered 1998. EDS aims to describe and photograph all items thoroughly and accurately, however other conditions present may not have been observed or noted. We encourage you to inspect items in person during preview or by appointment, or to ask questions before bidding.

2 Austrian cut crystal candleholders, includes: Candleholder 7600, 144090, 4 1/4"H with certificate Candleholder 7600, 144080, 3 3/8"H with certificate Excellent conditions, with boxes. Some minor wear to packaging and foam. EDS aims to describe and photograph all items thoroughly and accurately, however other conditions present may not have been observed or noted. We encourage you to inspect items in person during preview or by appointment, or to ask questions before bidding.

Marked RW & S Sterling on backs of handles. No monograms. See lots between 127 and 139 for additional pieces in this pattern. EDS aims to describe and photograph all items thoroughly and accurately, however other conditions present may not have been observed or noted. We encourage you to inspect items in person during preview or by appointment, or to ask questions before bidding.

11"Dia. at top x 18"H. Blue background with raised enamel painted florals and garden scene with women. EDS aims to describe and photograph all items thoroughly and accurately, however other conditions present may not have been observed or noted. We encourage you to inspect items in person during preview or by appointment, or to ask questions before bidding.

Marked RW & S Sterling on backs of handles. 4 with monograms. See lots between 127 and 139 for additional pieces in this pattern. EDS aims to describe and photograph all items thoroughly and accurately, however other conditions present may not have been observed or noted. We encourage you to inspect items in person during preview or by appointment, or to ask questions before bidding.

Marked RW & S Sterling on backs of handles. 9 with monograms. See lots between 127 and 139 for additional pieces in this pattern. EDS aims to describe and photograph all items thoroughly and accurately, however other conditions present may not have been observed or noted. We encourage you to inspect items in person during preview or by appointment, or to ask questions before bidding.

Marked RW & S Sterling on backs of handles. No monograms. See lots between 127 and 139 for additional pieces in this pattern. EDS aims to describe and photograph all items thoroughly and accurately, however other conditions present may not have been observed or noted. We encourage you to inspect items in person during preview or by appointment, or to ask questions before bidding.

Marked RW & S Sterling on backs of handles. No monograms. See lots between 127 and 139 for additional pieces in this pattern. EDS aims to describe and photograph all items thoroughly and accurately, however other conditions present may not have been observed or noted. We encourage you to inspect items in person during preview or by appointment, or to ask questions before bidding.

Marked RW & S Sterling on backs of handles. 4 with monograms. See lots between 127 and 139 for additional pieces in this pattern. EDS aims to describe and photograph all items thoroughly and accurately, however other conditions present may not have been observed or noted. We encourage you to inspect items in person during preview or by appointment, or to ask questions before bidding.

Marked RW & S Sterling on backs of handles. No monograms. See lots between 127 and 139 for additional pieces in this pattern. EDS aims to describe and photograph all items thoroughly and accurately, however other conditions present may not have been observed or noted. We encourage you to inspect items in person during preview or by appointment, or to ask questions before bidding.

Marked RW & S Sterling on backs of handles. No monograms. See lots between 127 and 139 for additional pieces in this pattern. EDS aims to describe and photograph all items thoroughly and accurately, however other conditions present may not have been observed or noted. We encourage you to inspect items in person during preview or by appointment, or to ask questions before bidding.

Marked RW & S Sterling on backs of handles. 1 with monogram. See lots between 127 and 139 for additional pieces in this pattern. EDS aims to describe and photograph all items thoroughly and accurately, however other conditions present may not have been observed or noted. We encourage you to inspect items in person during preview or by appointment, or to ask questions before bidding.

Marked RW & S Sterling on backs of handles. 6 with monogram. See lots between 127 and 139 for additional pieces in this pattern. EDS aims to describe and photograph all items thoroughly and accurately, however other conditions present may not have been observed or noted. We encourage you to inspect items in person during preview or by appointment, or to ask questions before bidding.

Marked RW & S Sterling on backs of handles. No monograms. See lots between 127 and 139 for additional pieces in this pattern. EDS aims to describe and photograph all items thoroughly and accurately, however other conditions present may not have been observed or noted. We encourage you to inspect items in person during preview or by appointment, or to ask questions before bidding.

Marked RW & S Sterling on backs of handles. Fork, Spoon, Slotted Spoon, and Master Butter. 2 with monograms. See lots between 127 and 139 for additional pieces in this pattern. EDS aims to describe and photograph all items thoroughly and accurately, however other conditions present may not have been observed or noted. We encourage you to inspect items in person during preview or by appointment, or to ask questions before bidding.

Spoons and tongs 85g TW - marked RW & S Sterling on backs of handles. No monograms. Also includes 12 dinner knives with stainless blades, and a carving knife and fork with stainless blades. 7 knives and carving set with monograms. Stainless bladed items not included in total weight. See lots between 127 and 139 for additional pieces in this pattern. EDS aims to describe and photograph all items thoroughly and accurately, however other conditions present may not have been observed or noted. We encourage you to inspect items in person during preview or by appointment, or to ask questions before bidding.

Marked DE in an inverted moon, I & sterling on backs of handles. No monograms. Includes 3 dinner forks, 1 dessert fork, and 2 teaspoons. Also includes 3 dinner knives with marked handles and stainless blades, not included in total weight. Roughness on the edge of one teaspoon. EDS aims to describe and photograph all items thoroughly and accurately, however other conditions present may not have been observed or noted. We encourage you to inspect items in person during preview or by appointment, or to ask questions before bidding.

21"Dia. x 20"H. 58"L chain. 6 arms, rustic / garden theme. Painted finish. Chain and ceiling canopy in place, untested, some finish loss. EDS aims to describe and photograph all items thoroughly and accurately, however other conditions present may not have been observed or noted. We encourage you to inspect items in person during preview or by appointment, or to ask questions before bidding.

Marked Lunt sterling on backs of handles. No monograms. Includes 1 each dinner fork, dessert fork, teaspoon, soup spoon, butter knife, and stainless bladed dinner knife. Dinner knife not included in total weight. Roughness on some edges, corrosion on edges of dinner knife. EDS aims to describe and photograph all items thoroughly and accurately, however other conditions present may not have been observed or noted. We encourage you to inspect items in person during preview or by appointment, or to ask questions before bidding.

3 souvenir spoons marked variously with hallmarks / sterling on handles. Includes Lakewood NJ, Victoria, and a cactus handled spoon. Also includes a silverplated spoon from the 1953 Coronation of Queen Elizabeth. EPNS spoon not included in total weight. Some surface wear throughout. EDS aims to describe and photograph all items thoroughly and accurately, however other conditions present may not have been observed or noted. We encourage you to inspect items in person during preview or by appointment, or to ask questions before bidding.

Luncheon set with 6 knives and 6 forks. Engraving on tines and blades. Marked B & G S on blades. Wear and corrosion to metal, cracks and staining on bone handles. 1 knife is fully detached from handle, one is partially detached. EDS aims to describe and photograph all items thoroughly and accurately, however other conditions present may not have been observed or noted. We encourage you to inspect items in person during preview or by appointment, or to ask questions before bidding.

Pair of 1 7/8" H oval Mughal style portrait miniatures of an Indian man and woman in matched purple dress - possibly a marriage set. Unframed / unmounted. Pencil mark verso. Paint surfaces in good conditions. Ivory items are inherited estate pieces collected pre-1970. EDS aims to describe and photograph all items thoroughly and accurately, however other conditions present may not have been observed or noted. We encourage you to inspect items in person during preview or by appointment, or to ask questions before bidding.

Gotkin, Marjorie (American 1925-1999). Tall Ships series, watercolor on paper, 20th century. 21" x 15 3/4" (Sight). 32" x 26" (Frame). Signed lower right. Matted with a liner in a silver faced painted wood frame. Bright colors. Oversized, heavy - framed with glass. Frame has some bumps, scratches, and rubbed areas. Wired and ready to hang. Not examined out of frame. Marjorie Gotkin was born in Atlantic City in 1925. She began painting at 22 and briefly attended classes at the NY studio of Hans Hofmann. Her oil paintings and watercolors range from large abstract works to still life, florals, nudes and more. She is best known for her unique watercolors, found in her Tall Ships series and her florals. Her work is represented in 2 books published in 2008: "The Tall Ships Watercolor and Gouache: The Art of Marjorie Gotkin" and "Floral/Still Life Watercolors and Gouache: The Art of Marjorie Gotkin". Learn more at gotkinarts.com Oversized and/or framed art pieces require additional shipping and handling fees; it MAY be possible to remove works on paper from their frames to save on costs. Items requiring crating or shipment by freight are the sole responsibility of the winning bidder to arrange and communicate to EDS. If you would like to see if there are options for shipping this piece, please reach out with questions before bidding. EDS aims to describe and photograph all items thoroughly and accurately, however other conditions present may not have been observed or noted. We encourage you to inspect items in person during preview or by appointment, or to ask questions before bidding.

Pair of 1 15/16" H oval Mughal style portrait miniatures of an Indian man and woman in yellow dress - possibly a marriage set. Unframed / unmounted. Pencil marks verso. Paint surfaces in good conditions. Ivory items are inherited estate pieces collected pre-1970. EDS aims to describe and photograph all items thoroughly and accurately, however other conditions present may not have been observed or noted. We encourage you to inspect items in person during preview or by appointment, or to ask questions before bidding.

26"W x 17 1/2"D x 28 1/2"H overall. Thick hide seats and armrests, loose stitching in places. Chairs fold partially. Very heavy iron frame with other metal details and finials. EDS aims to describe and photograph all items thoroughly and accurately, however other conditions present may not have been observed or noted. We encourage you to inspect items in person during preview or by appointment, or to ask questions before bidding.

2 Mughal style portrait miniatures of Indian women, 1 7/16" H and 1" H. Unframed / unmounted. Pencil mark verso on larger portrait. Paint surfaces in good conditions. Ivory items are inherited estate pieces collected pre-1970. EDS aims to describe and photograph all items thoroughly and accurately, however other conditions present may not have been observed or noted. We encourage you to inspect items in person during preview or by appointment, or to ask questions before bidding.

3 miniature Austrian cut crystal figurines, includes: Duck 7647 NR 80, 3 1/2"L with pamphlet Chick 7665 NR 037 000, 1 3/8"H with certificate Bird 7666 NR 032 000, 1"H with certificate Excellent conditions, with boxes. Some minor wear to packaging and foam. EDS aims to describe and photograph all items thoroughly and accurately, however other conditions present may not have been observed or noted. We encourage you to inspect items in person during preview or by appointment, or to ask questions before bidding.

3 miniature Austrian cut crystal figurines, includes: Bird with Chicks in Basket 7470, NR 050, 1 3/4"H, with certificate Owl with Gem Eyes, 7636, NR 046, 2"H with certificate Owl with Gem Eyes, 7636, NR 060, 2 3/4"H, with certificate. Box lacks foam insert. Excellent conditions, with boxes. Some minor wear to packaging and foam. EDS aims to describe and photograph all items thoroughly and accurately, however other conditions present may not have been observed or noted. We encourage you to inspect items in person during preview or by appointment, or to ask questions before bidding.

Gotkin, Marjorie (American 1925-1999). Tall Ships series, watercolor on paper, 20th century. 21" x 15 3/4" (Sight). 32" x 26" (Frame). Signed lower right. Matted with a liner in a silver faced painted wood frame. Bright colors. Oversized, heavy - framed with glass. Frame has some bumps, scratches, and rubbed areas. Wired and ready to hang. Not examined out of frame. Marjorie Gotkin was born in Atlantic City in 1925. She began painting at 22 and briefly attended classes at the NY studio of Hans Hofmann. Her oil paintings and watercolors range from large abstract works to still life, florals, nudes and more. She is best known for her unique watercolors, found in her Tall Ships series and her florals. Her work is represented in 2 books published in 2008: "The Tall Ships Watercolor and Gouache: The Art of Marjorie Gotkin" and "Floral/Still Life Watercolors and Gouache: The Art of Marjorie Gotkin". Learn more at gotkinarts.com Oversized and/or framed art pieces require additional shipping and handling fees; it MAY be possible to remove works on paper from their frames to save on costs. Items requiring crating or shipment by freight are the sole responsibility of the winning bidder to arrange and communicate to EDS. If you would like to see if there are options for shipping this piece, please reach out with questions before bidding. EDS aims to describe and photograph all items thoroughly and accurately, however other conditions present may not have been observed or noted. We encourage you to inspect items in person during preview or by appointment, or to ask questions before bidding.

Daniel, Nora (American 20th-21st Century). Portrait of Peter Bruning, painting on canvas, 1996. Signed Nora Daniel 96 lower center, and identified verso. 35 3/4" x 23 1/2" (Sight). 41 1/2" x 29 1/4" (Frame). In a painted wood frame. a few bumps and dirt on frame surface. Nice portrait of a fellow painter. Wired and ready to hang. *Oversized and/or framed art pieces require additional shipping and handling fees; it MAY be possible to remove works on paper from their frames to save on costs. Items requiring crating or shipment by freight are the sole responsibility of the winning bidder to arrange and communicate to EDS. If you would like to see if there are options for shipping this piece, please reach out with questions before bidding. Nora Daniel is a realist painter, classically trained, who takes subjects from her surroundings and then composes from her individual perspective. Her style is coloristic and painterly. She has garnered countless awards and fellowships, exhibited in many galleries and museums all over the world and is highly collected and prized. Daniel was born and raised in New York City and moved to Ohio in 2005 to share her life with popular Appalachian painter and sculptor Paul Emory. EDS aims to describe and photograph all items thoroughly and accurately, however other conditions present may not have been observed or noted. We encourage you to inspect items in person during preview or by appointment before bidding.

Approximately 19"L from top of head to feet. Painted wood head, stuffed cloth body with various traditional textiles. Strings are lightly tangled. Very charming. Unmarked - unknown age or provenance. Mustiness from storage. EDS aims to describe and photograph all items thoroughly and accurately, however other conditions present may not have been observed or noted. We encourage you to inspect items in person during preview or by appointment, or to ask questions before bidding.

Bruning, Peter (Dutch/American, 1923-2018). Greek Holidays, acrylic on canvas. Undated. Signed Bruning lower right and titled and identified on a tag verso. 24" x 18" (Stretchers). Unframed. Wired and ready to hang. EDS will be continuing to sell Peter Bruning's paintings, sculptures, and other artwork in 2024. This session features Bruning's accomplished portraits, landscapes and drawings among other works, with more to come. Peter Bruning was born and raised in Amsterdam, The Netherlands. He loved to draw and play the piano as a child and was influenced by the fine art museums and concert halls in Amsterdam. After graduation from the Montessori High School in Amsterdam, he chose a teaching career and completed his doctorate in Germanic studies with minor studies in art history and sociology at the University of Amsterdam in 1949. He also studied art in Amsterdam, and then, after WW2, in Bern, Switzerland and in Paris, France. He came to Terre Haute as a visiting instructor at Indiana State in 1950 where he met his future wife Margaret Jones, an art major. Peter taught German and Dutch languages at Indiana University Bloomington, University of California Berkley, and German Language and Literature at Rice University Houston, where he became a U.S. citizen in 1955. In 1956, Peter accepted a position in the Foreign Language Department at Indiana State in Terre Haute where he taught until his retirement in 1990, all while pursuing his art career. Having grown up on the Dutch coast of the North Sea, Peter was intrigued by the subtle nuances of color, shape and feelings evoked by the juxtaposition of land, sky, and water. He was drawn to visit and paint at many coastal locations, such as the Cote d'Azur, the Caribbean, the Greek isles, and Cape Cod. Many of the landscapes and cityscapes painted by Peter were also the subjects of earlier artists, but Peter made a consistent effort to view and depict those subjects from different, unexpected, and novel vantage points. Peter was very active in his local arts community. He was a regular participant and prize winner in local and regional art shows, and a member of the Wabash Valley Art Association. He exhibited his paintings and other work in group and one man shows at the Swope Art Museum, Arts Illiana in Terre Haute, the Bicentennial Art Museum and Paris Art League in Paris, IL. His work is included in collections at the Vigo County courthouse, in semi-permanent exhibits at ISU, and at Rose Hulman as well as in private and public collections in the United States, the UK, Switzerland, The Netherlands, Colombia, Germany, and France. He exhibited in Berlin, Germany, and in galleries in Terre Haute, Indianapolis, Boca Raton, FL, Chicago, IL, and others. EDS aims to describe and photograph all items thoroughly and accurately, however other conditions present may not have been observed or noted. We encourage you to inspect items in person during preview or by appointment before bidding.

Approximately 20"L from top of head to feet. Painted wood head, stuffed cloth body with various traditional textiles. Strings are tangled, but still a charming fellow. Unmarked - unknown age or provenance. Mustiness from storage. EDS aims to describe and photograph all items thoroughly and accurately, however other conditions present may not have been observed or noted. We encourage you to inspect items in person during preview or by appointment, or to ask questions before bidding.

Gotkin, Marjorie (American 1925-1999). 2 prints / possibly inkjet, after watercolors of floral bouquets in vases. Signed in prints lower right. Each 13 1/2" x 10 1/2" (Sights). 20" x 16" (Frames). Double matted in metal sectional frames. Both wired and ready to hang. Not examined out of frames. Marjorie Gotkin was born in Atlantic City in 1925. She began painting at 22 and briefly attended classes at the NY studio of Hans Hofmann. Her oil paintings and watercolors range from large abstract works to still life, florals, nudes and more. She is best known for her unique watercolors, found in her Tall Ships series and her florals. Her work is represented in 2 books published in 2008: "The Tall Ships Watercolor and Gouache: The Art of Marjorie Gotkin" and "Floral/Still Life Watercolors and Gouache: The Art of Marjorie Gotkin". Learn more at gotkinarts.com EDS aims to describe and photograph all items thoroughly and accurately, however other conditions present may not have been observed or noted. We encourage you to inspect items in person during preview or by appointment, or to ask questions before bidding.

Collapsible tripod base with 54" extending wood legs, overall 56"H. 39"L brass telescope, no markings. EDS aims to describe and photograph all items thoroughly and accurately, however other conditions present may not have been observed or noted. We encourage you to inspect items in person during preview or by appointment, or to ask questions before bidding.

Bruning, Peter (Dutch/American, 1923-2018). Twilight at Port Cros, oil on canvas, 1999. Signed P. Bruning lower right, and identified on a tag verso. 30" x 40" (Stretchers). With a painted slat wood frame. Wired and ready to hang. EDS will be continuing to sell Peter Bruning's paintings, sculptures, and other artwork in 2024. This session features Bruning's accomplished portraits, landscapes and drawings among other works, with more to come. *Oversized and/or framed art pieces require additional shipping and handling fees; it MAY be possible to remove works on paper from their frames to save on costs. Items requiring crating or shipment by freight are the sole responsibility of the winning bidder to arrange and communicate to EDS. If you would like to see if there are options for shipping this piece, please reach out with questions before bidding. Peter Bruning was born and raised in Amsterdam, The Netherlands. He loved to draw and play the piano as a child and was influenced by the fine art museums and concert halls in Amsterdam. After graduation from the Montessori High School in Amsterdam, he chose a teaching career and completed his doctorate in Germanic studies with minor studies in art history and sociology at the University of Amsterdam in 1949. He also studied art in Amsterdam, and then, after WW2, in Bern, Switzerland and in Paris, France. He came to Terre Haute as a visiting instructor at Indiana State in 1950 where he met his future wife Margaret Jones, an art major. Peter taught German and Dutch languages at Indiana University Bloomington, University of California Berkley, and German Language and Literature at Rice University Houston, where he became a U.S. citizen in 1955. In 1956, Peter accepted a position in the Foreign Language Department at Indiana State in Terre Haute where he taught until his retirement in 1990, all while pursuing his art career. Having grown up on the Dutch coast of the North Sea, Peter was intrigued by the subtle nuances of color, shape and feelings evoked by the juxtaposition of land, sky, and water. He was drawn to visit and paint at many coastal locations, such as the Cote d'Azur, the Caribbean, the Greek isles, and Cape Cod. Many of the landscapes and cityscapes painted by Peter were also the subjects of earlier artists, but Peter made a consistent effort to view and depict those subjects from different, unexpected, and novel vantage points. Peter was very active in his local arts community. He was a regular participant and prize winner in local and regional art shows, and a member of the Wabash Valley Art Association. He exhibited his paintings and other work in group and one man shows at the Swope Art Museum, Arts Illiana in Terre Haute, the Bicentennial Art Museum and Paris Art League in Paris, IL. His work is included in collections at the Vigo County courthouse, in semi-permanent exhibits at ISU, and at Rose Hulman as well as in private and public collections in the United States, the UK, Switzerland, The Netherlands, Colombia, Germany, and France. He exhibited in Berlin, Germany, and in galleries in Terre Haute, Indianapolis, Boca Raton, FL, Chicago, IL, and others. EDS aims to describe and photograph all items thoroughly and accurately, however other conditions present may not have been observed or noted. We encourage you to inspect items in person during preview or by appointment before bidding.

Approximately 23"L from top of head to bottom of skirt. Painted wood head, stuffed cloth body with various traditional textiles. Single hanging string at top of head. Unmarked - unknown age or provenance. Mustiness from storage. EDS aims to describe and photograph all items thoroughly and accurately, however other conditions present may not have been observed or noted. We encourage you to inspect items in person during preview or by appointment, or to ask questions before bidding.

Bruning, Peter (Dutch/American, 1923-2018).3 portrait paintings: Largest 36"x 24", signed and dated (1997), portrait of woman; Preparatory sketch of woman on mat board; and an acrylic child's portrait painting, The Red Sweater, signed PBruning lower right, and identified on a tag verso. The two paintings on canvas are wired and ready to hang. EDS will be continuing to sell Peter Bruning's paintings, sculptures, and other artwork in 2024. This session features Bruning's accomplished portraits, landscapes and drawings among other works, with more to come. Peter Bruning was born and raised in Amsterdam, The Netherlands. He loved to draw and play the piano as a child and was influenced by the fine art museums and concert halls in Amsterdam. After graduation from the Montessori High School in Amsterdam, he chose a teaching career and completed his doctorate in Germanic studies with minor studies in art history and sociology at the University of Amsterdam in 1949. He also studied art in Amsterdam, and then, after WW2, in Bern, Switzerland and in Paris, France. He came to Terre Haute as a visiting instructor at Indiana State in 1950 where he met his future wife Margaret Jones, an art major. Peter taught German and Dutch languages at Indiana University Bloomington, University of California Berkley, and German Language and Literature at Rice University Houston, where he became a U.S. citizen in 1955. In 1956, Peter accepted a position in the Foreign Language Department at Indiana State in Terre Haute where he taught until his retirement in 1990, all while pursuing his art career. Having grown up on the Dutch coast of the North Sea, Peter was intrigued by the subtle nuances of color, shape and feelings evoked by the juxtaposition of land, sky, and water. He was drawn to visit and paint at many coastal locations, such as the Cote d'Azur, the Caribbean, the Greek isles, and Cape Cod. Many of the landscapes and cityscapes painted by Peter were also the subjects of earlier artists, but Peter made a consistent effort to view and depict those subjects from different, unexpected, and novel vantage points. Peter was very active in his local arts community. He was a regular participant and prize winner in local and regional art shows, and a member of the Wabash Valley Art Association. He exhibited his paintings and other work in group and one man shows at the Swope Art Museum, Arts Illiana in Terre Haute, the Bicentennial Art Museum and Paris Art League in Paris, IL. His work is included in collections at the Vigo County courthouse, in semi-permanent exhibits at ISU, and at Rose Hulman as well as in private and public collections in the United States, the UK, Switzerland, The Netherlands, Colombia, Germany, and France. He exhibited in Berlin, Germany, and in galleries in Terre Haute, Indianapolis, Boca Raton, FL, Chicago, IL, and others. EDS aims to describe and photograph all items thoroughly and accurately, however other conditions present may not have been observed or noted. We encourage you to inspect items in person during preview or by appointment before bidding.

Roth, A (20th century). Untitled mid century oil on canvas of a floral bouquets in in a metal pitcher. Signed A. Roth lower right, and identified and dated on canvas verso. 23 1/2" x 19 1/2" (Sight). 32" x 27 3/4" (Frame). In a gold rubbed carved wood frame with linen wrapped liner. Good conditions. Wired and ready to hang. Not examined out of frame. Oversized and/or framed art pieces require additional shipping and handling fees; it MAY be possible to remove works on paper from their frames to save on costs. Items requiring crating or shipment by freight are the sole responsibility of the winning bidder to arrange and communicate to EDS. If you would like to see if there are options for shipping this piece, please reach out with questions before bidding. EDS aims to describe and photograph all items thoroughly and accurately, however other conditions present may not have been observed or noted. We encourage you to inspect items in person during preview or by appointment, or to ask questions before bidding.

Approximately 21"L from top of head to bottom of skirt. Painted wood head, stuffed cloth body with various traditional textiles. Single hanging string at top of head. Unmarked - unknown age or provenance. Mustiness from storage. EDS aims to describe and photograph all items thoroughly and accurately, however other conditions present may not have been observed or noted. We encourage you to inspect items in person during preview or by appointment, or to ask questions before bidding.

Austrian cut crystal figurine. 4 3/4"H, 6"L. Excellent conditions with original packaging and buckle closure inner box, certificate, 2"H etched crystal date plaque, and a boxed display stand. EDS aims to describe and photograph all items thoroughly and accurately, however other conditions present may not have been observed or noted. We encourage you to inspect items in person during preview or by appointment, or to ask questions before bidding.

Bruning, Peter (Dutch/American, 1923-2018). Large portrait painting of woman, canvas, October 22, 1957, Terre Haute. Signed PBruning lower right, and identified on verso. 34" x 26" (Sight), 38" x 32" (Frame). Paint has cracking and flaking on surface. *Oversized and/or framed art pieces require additional shipping and handling fees; it MAY be possible to remove works on paper from their frames to save on costs. Items requiring crating or shipment by freight are the sole responsibility of the winning bidder to arrange and communicate to EDS. If you would like to see if there are options for shipping this piece, please reach out with questions before bidding. EDS will be continuing to sell Peter Bruning's paintings, sculptures, and other artwork in 2024. This session features Bruning's accomplished portraits, landscapes and drawings among other works, with more to come. Peter Bruning was born and raised in Amsterdam, The Netherlands. He loved to draw and play the piano as a child and was influenced by the fine art museums and concert halls in Amsterdam. After graduation from the Montessori High School in Amsterdam, he chose a teaching career and completed his doctorate in Germanic studies with minor studies in art history and sociology at the University of Amsterdam in 1949. He also studied art in Amsterdam, and then, after WW2, in Bern, Switzerland and in Paris, France. He came to Terre Haute as a visiting instructor at Indiana State in 1950 where he met his future wife Margaret Jones, an art major. Peter taught German and Dutch languages at Indiana University Bloomington, University of California Berkley, and German Language and Literature at Rice University Houston, where he became a U.S. citizen in 1955. In 1956, Peter accepted a position in the Foreign Language Department at Indiana State in Terre Haute where he taught until his retirement in 1990, all while pursuing his art career. Having grown up on the Dutch coast of the North Sea, Peter was intrigued by the subtle nuances of color, shape and feelings evoked by the juxtaposition of land, sky, and water. He was drawn to visit and paint at many coastal locations, such as the Cote d'Azur, the Caribbean, the Greek isles, and Cape Cod. Many of the landscapes and cityscapes painted by Peter were also the subjects of earlier artists, but Peter made a consistent effort to view and depict those subjects from different, unexpected, and novel vantage points. Peter was very active in his local arts community. He was a regular participant and prize winner in local and regional art shows, and a member of the Wabash Valley Art Association. He exhibited his paintings and other work in group and one man shows at the Swope Art Museum, Arts Illiana in Terre Haute, the Bicentennial Art Museum and Paris Art League in Paris, IL. His work is included in collections at the Vigo County courthouse, in semi-permanent exhibits at ISU, and at Rose Hulman as well as in private and public collections in the United States, the UK, Switzerland, The Netherlands, Colombia, Germany, and France. He exhibited in Berlin, Germany, and in galleries in Terre Haute, Indianapolis, Boca Raton, FL, Chicago, IL, and others. EDS aims to describe and photograph all items thoroughly and accurately, however other conditions present may not have been observed or noted. We encourage you to inspect items in person during preview or by appointment before bidding.

Austrian cut crystal figurine. 3 1/2"H, 4 1/2"W. Excellent conditions with original packaging and certificate. Minor wear to box. Also includes a 4 1/4" x 7" mirror stand. EDS aims to describe and photograph all items thoroughly and accurately, however other conditions present may not have been observed or noted. We encourage you to inspect items in person during preview or by appointment, or to ask questions before bidding.

Espinosa, Carlos (20th century). Untitled and undated oil on canvas of a still life with reflective objects, circa mid 20th century. Signed Carlos Espinosa lower left. 19 1/2" x 23 1/2" (Sight). 27 3/4" x 32" (Frame). In a gold rubbed carved wood frame with linen wrapped liner. Good conditions. Wired and ready to hang. Not examined out of frame. Oversized and/or framed art pieces require additional shipping and handling fees; it MAY be possible to remove works on paper from their frames to save on costs. Items requiring crating or shipment by freight are the sole responsibility of the winning bidder to arrange and communicate to EDS. If you would like to see if there are options for shipping this piece, please reach out with questions before bidding. EDS aims to describe and photograph all items thoroughly and accurately, however other conditions present may not have been observed or noted. We encourage you to inspect items in person during preview or by appointment, or to ask questions before bidding.

12 1/4" x 12 1/4" x 36"H. Loose glass top with polished edges. Relief carved floral decorations with color. Losses at corners and edges. Door opens, 3 shelves on interior - base and 2 loose. EDS aims to describe and photograph all items thoroughly and accurately, however other conditions present may not have been observed or noted. We encourage you to inspect items in person during preview or by appointment, or to ask questions before bidding.

Bruning, Peter (Dutch/American, 1923-2018). Reclining Nude, Framed canvas. Signed PBruning lower left, and identified on verso. 29" x 39" (Sight). 31" x 41" (Frame). Painting is in good conditions, frame has surface wear and scuffs. Wired and ready to hang. *Oversized and/or framed art pieces require additional shipping and handling fees; it MAY be possible to remove works on paper from their frames to save on costs. Items requiring crating or shipment by freight are the sole responsibility of the winning bidder to arrange and communicate to EDS. If you would like to see if there are options for shipping this piece, please reach out with questions before bidding. EDS will be continuing to sell Peter Bruning's paintings, sculptures, and other artwork in 2024. This session features Bruning's accomplished portraits, landscapes and drawings among other works, with more to come. Peter Bruning was born and raised in Amsterdam, The Netherlands. He loved to draw and play the piano as a child and was influenced by the fine art museums and concert halls in Amsterdam. After graduation from the Montessori High School in Amsterdam, he chose a teaching career and completed his doctorate in Germanic studies with minor studies in art history and sociology at the University of Amsterdam in 1949. He also studied art in Amsterdam, and then, after WW2, in Bern, Switzerland and in Paris, France. He came to Terre Haute as a visiting instructor at Indiana State in 1950 where he met his future wife Margaret Jones, an art major. Peter taught German and Dutch languages at Indiana University Bloomington, University of California Berkley, and German Language and Literature at Rice University Houston, where he became a U.S. citizen in 1955. In 1956, Peter accepted a position in the Foreign Language Department at Indiana State in Terre Haute where he taught until his retirement in 1990, all while pursuing his art career. Having grown up on the Dutch coast of the North Sea, Peter was intrigued by the subtle nuances of color, shape and feelings evoked by the juxtaposition of land, sky, and water. He was drawn to visit and paint at many coastal locations, such as the Cote d'Azur, the Caribbean, the Greek isles, and Cape Cod. Many of the landscapes and cityscapes painted by Peter were also the subjects of earlier artists, but Peter made a consistent effort to view and depict those subjects from different, unexpected, and novel vantage points. Peter was very active in his local arts community. He was a regular participant and prize winner in local and regional art shows, and a member of the Wabash Valley Art Association. He exhibited his paintings and other work in group and one man shows at the Swope Art Museum, Arts Illiana in Terre Haute, the Bicentennial Art Museum and Paris Art League in Paris, IL. His work is included in collections at the Vigo County courthouse, in semi-permanent exhibits at ISU, and at Rose Hulman as well as in private and public collections in the United States, the UK, Switzerland, The Netherlands, Colombia, Germany, and France. He exhibited in Berlin, Germany, and in galleries in Terre Haute, Indianapolis, Boca Raton, FL, Chicago, IL, and others. EDS aims to describe and photograph all items thoroughly and accurately, however other conditions present may not have been observed or noted. We encourage you to inspect items in person during preview or by appointment before bidding.

Austrian cut crystal figurine. 4 3/4"L, 3 3/4"H. Frosted tusks. Excellent conditions with original packaging, certificate, and pamphlets. Also includes a 5 3/4"L x 2 3/4"W x 1 3/4"H wood stand with box. EDS aims to describe and photograph all items thoroughly and accurately, however other conditions present may not have been observed or noted. We encourage you to inspect items in person during preview or by appointment, or to ask questions before bidding.

Bruning, Peter (Dutch/American, 1923-2018). Abstraction 2, oil on canvas. Signed Peter Bruning lower right, and identified on verso. 12" x 15 3/4" (Sight). 12 1/2" x 16 1/2" (Frame). Undated, early career work. Painting would benefit from a cleaning, frame has surface wear and scuffs. EDS will be continuing to sell Peter Bruning's paintings, sculptures, and other artwork in 2024. This session features Bruning's accomplished portraits, landscapes and drawings among other works, with more to come. Peter Bruning was born and raised in Amsterdam, The Netherlands. He loved to draw and play the piano as a child and was influenced by the fine art museums and concert halls in Amsterdam. After graduation from the Montessori High School in Amsterdam, he chose a teaching career and completed his doctorate in Germanic studies with minor studies in art history and sociology at the University of Amsterdam in 1949. He also studied art in Amsterdam, and then, after WW2, in Bern, Switzerland and in Paris, France. He came to Terre Haute as a visiting instructor at Indiana State in 1950 where he met his future wife Margaret Jones, an art major. Peter taught German and Dutch languages at Indiana University Bloomington, University of California Berkley, and German Language and Literature at Rice University Houston, where he became a U.S. citizen in 1955. In 1956, Peter accepted a position in the Foreign Language Department at Indiana State in Terre Haute where he taught until his retirement in 1990, all while pursuing his art career. Having grown up on the Dutch coast of the North Sea, Peter was intrigued by the subtle nuances of color, shape and feelings evoked by the juxtaposition of land, sky, and water. He was drawn to visit and paint at many coastal locations, such as the Cote d'Azur, the Caribbean, the Greek isles, and Cape Cod. Many of the landscapes and cityscapes painted by Peter were also the subjects of earlier artists, but Peter made a consistent effort to view and depict those subjects from different, unexpected, and novel vantage points. Peter was very active in his local arts community. He was a regular participant and prize winner in local and regional art shows, and a member of the Wabash Valley Art Association. He exhibited his paintings and other work in group and one man shows at the Swope Art Museum, Arts Illiana in Terre Haute, the Bicentennial Art Museum and Paris Art League in Paris, IL. His work is included in collections at the Vigo County courthouse, in semi-permanent exhibits at ISU, and at Rose Hulman as well as in private and public collections in the United States, the UK, Switzerland, The Netherlands, Colombia, Germany, and France. He exhibited in Berlin, Germany, and in galleries in Terre Haute, Indianapolis, Boca Raton, FL, Chicago, IL, and others. EDS aims to describe and photograph all items thoroughly and accurately, however other conditions present may not have been observed or noted. We encourage you to inspect items in person during preview or by appointment before bidding.

San Blas Islands of Panama Cuna / Kuna mola panel of Two Birds. Identified and dated 1974 in ink on paper verso. 13 1/4" x 14 1/2" (Panel). 19 3/4" x 20 3/4" (Frame). Mounted on a brightly colored green fabric ground in a painted and silvered wood frame. Fine sewing, lively pattern. Very good conditions. Papered, wired, and ready to hang. Not examined out of frame. EDS aims to describe and photograph all items thoroughly and accurately, however other conditions present may not have been observed or noted. We encourage you to inspect items in person during preview or by appointment, or to ask questions before bidding.

15 1/2"H. Single piece of wood with JAMES carved into bottom. Very good overall with minimal surface finish loss. EDS aims to describe and photograph all items thoroughly and accurately, however other conditions present may not have been observed or noted. We encourage you to inspect items in person during preview or by appointment, or to ask questions before bidding.

13" x 8 1/4" each, in black painted frames. Includes Up to Scotland from King's Cross, Tintern Abbey, and Peak District. From the National Railway Museum York. Not examined out of frames. EDS aims to describe and photograph all items thoroughly and accurately, however other conditions present may not have been observed or noted. We encourage you to inspect items in person during preview or by appointment, or to ask questions before bidding.

Bruning, Peter (Dutch/American, 1923-2018). Music Lovers, 2010. Framed Acrylic canvas painting. Signed PBruning lower left, and identified on verso. 19 1/4" x 15 1/2" (Sight). 21" x 16 3/4" (Frame). Abstract painting and canvas are in good condition, only small minor surface wear of less than a 1/4 inch on top left corner, painted frame has minor surface wear. Wired and ready to hang. EDS will be continuing to sell Peter Bruning's paintings, sculptures, and other artwork in 2024. This session features Bruning's accomplished portraits, landscapes and drawings among other works, with more to come. Peter Bruning was born and raised in Amsterdam, The Netherlands. He loved to draw and play the piano as a child and was influenced by the fine art museums and concert halls in Amsterdam. After graduation from the Montessori High School in Amsterdam, he chose a teaching career and completed his doctorate in Germanic studies with minor studies in art history and sociology at the University of Amsterdam in 1949. He also studied art in Amsterdam, and then, after WW2, in Bern, Switzerland and in Paris, France. He came to Terre Haute as a visiting instructor at Indiana State in 1950 where he met his future wife Margaret Jones, an art major. Peter taught German and Dutch languages at Indiana University Bloomington, University of California Berkley, and German Language and Literature at Rice University Houston, where he became a U.S. citizen in 1955. In 1956, Peter accepted a position in the Foreign Language Department at Indiana State in Terre Haute where he taught until his retirement in 1990, all while pursuing his art career. Having grown up on the Dutch coast of the North Sea, Peter was intrigued by the subtle nuances of color, shape and feelings evoked by the juxtaposition of land, sky, and water. He was drawn to visit and paint at many coastal locations, such as the Cote d'Azur, the Caribbean, the Greek isles, and Cape Cod. Many of the landscapes and cityscapes painted by Peter were also the subjects of earlier artists, but Peter made a consistent effort to view and depict those subjects from different, unexpected, and novel vantage points. Peter was very active in his local arts community. He was a regular participant and prize winner in local and regional art shows, and a member of the Wabash Valley Art Association. He exhibited his paintings and other work in group and one man shows at the Swope Art Museum, Arts Illiana in Terre Haute, the Bicentennial Art Museum and Paris Art League in Paris, IL. His work is included in collections at the Vigo County courthouse, in semi-permanent exhibits at ISU, and at Rose Hulman as well as in private and public collections in the United States, the UK, Switzerland, The Netherlands, Colombia, Germany, and France. He exhibited in Berlin, Germany, and in galleries in Terre Haute, Indianapolis, Boca Raton, FL, Chicago, IL, and others. EDS aims to describe and photograph all items thoroughly and accurately, however other conditions present may not have been observed or noted. We encourage you to inspect items in person during preview or by appointment before bidding.

3 3/4" and 5"H. Unknown age or provenance. Unmarked. EDS aims to describe and photograph all items thoroughly and accurately, however other conditions present may not have been observed or noted. We encourage you to inspect items in person during preview or by appointment, or to ask questions before bidding.

San Blas Islands of Panama Cuna / Kuna mola panel of a Toucan. Identified and dated 1974 in ink on paper verso. 12" x 15 1/2" (Panel). 18 1/4" x 21 3/4" (Frame). Mounted on a brightly colored yellow fabric ground in a painted and silvered wood frame. Fine sewing, lively pattern. Very good conditions. Papered, wired, and ready to hang. Not examined out of frame. See also lots 170w, 180w. EDS aims to describe and photograph all items thoroughly and accurately, however other conditions present may not have been observed or noted. We encourage you to inspect items in person during preview or by appointment, or to ask questions before bidding.

51"W x 22 1/4"D x 31 3/4"H. White laminate top surface, 2 lower shelves with wood edges, woven cane inset tops, brass casters. Overall very good condition, minimal paint loss. No losses to reed joint wraps. EDS aims to describe and photograph all items thoroughly and accurately, however other conditions present may not have been observed or noted. We encourage you to inspect items in person during preview or by appointment, or to ask questions before bidding.

Bruning, Peter (Dutch/American, 1923-2018). Untitled. Framed Acrylic on canvas, signed PBruning '84 lower right. 30 1/2" x 24" (Frame) . The front of the painting is in good condition, minor foxing verso, painted frame has minor surface wear. *Oversized and/or framed art pieces require additional shipping and handling fees; it MAY be possible to remove works on paper from their frames to save on costs. Items requiring crating or shipment by freight are the sole responsibility of the winning bidder to arrange and communicate to EDS. If you would like to see if there are options for shipping this piece, please reach out with questions before bidding. EDS will be continuing to sell Peter Bruning's paintings, sculptures, and other artwork in 2024. This session features Bruning's accomplished portraits, landscapes and drawings among other works, with more to come. Peter Bruning was born and raised in Amsterdam, The Netherlands. He loved to draw and play the piano as a child and was influenced by the fine art museums and concert halls in Amsterdam. After graduation from the Montessori High School in Amsterdam, he chose a teaching career and completed his doctorate in Germanic studies with minor studies in art history and sociology at the University of Amsterdam in 1949. He also studied art in Amsterdam, and then, after WW2, in Bern, Switzerland and in Paris, France. He came to Terre Haute as a visiting instructor at Indiana State in 1950 where he met his future wife Margaret Jones, an art major. Peter taught German and Dutch languages at Indiana University Bloomington, University of California Berkley, and German Language and Literature at Rice University Houston, where he became a U.S. citizen in 1955. In 1956, Peter accepted a position in the Foreign Language Department at Indiana State in Terre Haute where he taught until his retirement in 1990, all while pursuing his art career. Having grown up on the Dutch coast of the North Sea, Peter was intrigued by the subtle nuances of color, shape and feelings evoked by the juxtaposition of land, sky, and water. He was drawn to visit and paint at many coastal locations, such as the Cote d'Azur, the Caribbean, the Greek isles, and Cape Cod. Many of the landscapes and cityscapes painted by Peter were also the subjects of earlier artists, but Peter made a consistent effort to view and depict those subjects from different, unexpected, and novel vantage points. Peter was very active in his local arts community. He was a regular participant and prize winner in local and regional art shows, and a member of the Wabash Valley Art Association. He exhibited his paintings and other work in group and one man shows at the Swope Art Museum, Arts Illiana in Terre Haute, the Bicentennial Art Museum and Paris Art League in Paris, IL. His work is included in collections at the Vigo County courthouse, in semi-permanent exhibits at ISU, and at Rose Hulman as well as in private and public collections in the United States, the UK, Switzerland, The Netherlands, Colombia, Germany, and France. He exhibited in Berlin, Germany, and in galleries in Terre Haute, Indianapolis, Boca Raton, FL, Chicago, IL, and others. EDS aims to describe and photograph all items thoroughly and accurately, however other conditions present may not have been observed or noted. We encourage you to inspect items in person during preview or by appointment before bidding.

8"L, 6 1/4"D, 5"H. Formed metal box with decorative surface, clasp lock piece, and handle. Hinged lid, inner tray, and 6 inner compartments with lids. Unknown age or provenance. Unmarked. Minor surface corrosion and wear. EDS aims to describe and photograph all items thoroughly and accurately, however other conditions present may not have been observed or noted. We encourage you to inspect items in person during preview or by appointment, or to ask questions before bidding.

Bruning, Peter (Dutch/American, 1923-2018). Eucalyptus Grove. Landscape. Framed Acrylic on canvas panel, signed PBruning lower right. Title, date, signed verso. 24" x 29 3/4" (Frame). 17 1/4 x 23 1/4" (Sight). Painting and frame are in good condition. Surfaced wood frame with a linen wrapped liner. EDS will be continuing to sell Peter Bruning's paintings, sculptures, and other artwork in 2024. This session features Bruning's accomplished portraits, landscapes and drawings among other works, with more to come. Peter Bruning was born and raised in Amsterdam, The Netherlands. He loved to draw and play the piano as a child and was influenced by the fine art museums and concert halls in Amsterdam. After graduation from the Montessori High School in Amsterdam, he chose a teaching career and completed his doctorate in Germanic studies with minor studies in art history and sociology at the University of Amsterdam in 1949. He also studied art in Amsterdam, and then, after WW2, in Bern, Switzerland and in Paris, France. He came to Terre Haute as a visiting instructor at Indiana State in 1950 where he met his future wife Margaret Jones, an art major. Peter taught German and Dutch languages at Indiana University Bloomington, University of California Berkley, and German Language and Literature at Rice University Houston, where he became a U.S. citizen in 1955. In 1956, Peter accepted a position in the Foreign Language Department at Indiana State in Terre Haute where he taught until his retirement in 1990, all while pursuing his art career. Having grown up on the Dutch coast of the North Sea, Peter was intrigued by the subtle nuances of color, shape and feelings evoked by the juxtaposition of land, sky, and water. He was drawn to visit and paint at many coastal locations, such as the Cote d'Azur, the Caribbean, the Greek isles, and Cape Cod. Many of the landscapes and cityscapes painted by Peter were also the subjects of earlier artists, but Peter made a consistent effort to view and depict those subjects from different, unexpected, and novel vantage points. Peter was very active in his local arts community. He was a regular participant and prize winner in local and regional art shows, and a member of the Wabash Valley Art Association. He exhibited his paintings and other work in group and one man shows at the Swope Art Museum, Arts Illiana in Terre Haute, the Bicentennial Art Museum and Paris Art League in Paris, IL. His work is included in collections at the Vigo County courthouse, in semi-permanent exhibits at ISU, and at Rose Hulman as well as in private and public collections in the United States, the UK, Switzerland, The Netherlands, Colombia, Germany, and France. He exhibited in Berlin, Germany, and in galleries in Terre Haute, Indianapolis, Boca Raton, FL, Chicago, IL, and others. EDS aims to describe and photograph all items thoroughly and accurately, however other conditions present may not have been observed or noted. We encourage you to inspect items in person during preview or by appointment before bidding.

34 3/4"W x 8 3/4"D x 31"H overall. Plate brass with curved top. 8 removable glass shelves (6) 6" x 9", (1) 6" x 14", (1) 6 3/4" x 14", some corner chips. Mirror back, glass panel sides, open front. Hangers attached. EDS aims to describe and photograph all items thoroughly and accurately, however other conditions present may not have been observed or noted. We encourage you to inspect items in person during preview or by appointment, or to ask questions before bidding.

San Blas Islands of Panama Cuna / Kuna mola panel of a Cat. Identified and dated 1974 in ink on paper verso. 14" x 15 1/2" (Panel). 20 1/2" x 21 3/4" (Frame). Mounted on a brightly colored green fabric ground in a painted and silvered wood frame. Fine sewing, inventive pattern. Very good conditions. Papered, wired, and ready to hang. Not examined out of frame. See also lots 170w, 175w. EDS aims to describe and photograph all items thoroughly and accurately, however other conditions present may not have been observed or noted. We encourage you to inspect items in person during preview or by appointment, or to ask questions before bidding.

13"L with chain and attached bells. Unknown age or provenance, presumed Indian. Unmarked. Minor surface wear. EDS aims to describe and photograph all items thoroughly and accurately, however other conditions present may not have been observed or noted. We encourage you to inspect items in person during preview or by appointment, or to ask questions before bidding.

Austrian cut crystal figurine, with certificate and original packaging. Excellent condition. Some minor wear to packaging and foam. EDS aims to describe and photograph all items thoroughly and accurately, however other conditions present may not have been observed or noted. We encourage you to inspect items in person during preview or by appointment, or to ask questions before bidding.

Bruning, Peter (Dutch/American, 1923-2018). 4 portraits in total: Framed pastel, Boy in Tank Top, signed Peter Bruning, Metal frame with black mat, 18 1/2" x 14 1/2" (framed) 16 3/4" x 12 1/2" (sight). Identified in verso. Unframed and untitled pastel portrait of a seated boy. Signed Peter Bruning, 19" x 15". Framed Pastel, untitled, signed Peter Bruning. (Young female seated ballerina), 12 1/2 x 13" (sight), 16 3/4" x 20 3/4" (framed with green mat). Untitled painting of female guitarist on canvas panel, 20" x 24", singed Peter Bruning. All in good condition, unfixed. EDS will be continuing to sell Peter Bruning's paintings, sculptures, and other artwork in 2024. This session features Bruning's accomplished portraits, landscapes and drawings among other works, with more to come. Peter Bruning was born and raised in Amsterdam, The Netherlands. He loved to draw and play the piano as a child and was influenced by the fine art museums and concert halls in Amsterdam. After graduation from the Montessori High School in Amsterdam, he chose a teaching career and completed his doctorate in Germanic studies with minor studies in art history and sociology at the University of Amsterdam in 1949. He also studied art in Amsterdam, and then, after WW2, in Bern, Switzerland and in Paris, France. He came to Terre Haute as a visiting instructor at Indiana State in 1950 where he met his future wife Margaret Jones, an art major. Peter taught German and Dutch languages at Indiana University Bloomington, University of California Berkley, and German Language and Literature at Rice University Houston, where he became a U.S. citizen in 1955. In 1956, Peter accepted a position in the Foreign Language Department at Indiana State in Terre Haute where he taught until his retirement in 1990, all while pursuing his art career. Having grown up on the Dutch coast of the North Sea, Peter was intrigued by the subtle nuances of color, shape and feelings evoked by the juxtaposition of land, sky, and water. He was drawn to visit and paint at many coastal locations, such as the Cote d'Azur, the Caribbean, the Greek isles, and Cape Cod. Many of the landscapes and cityscapes painted by Peter were also the subjects of earlier artists, but Peter made a consistent effort to view and depict those subjects from different, unexpected, and novel vantage points. EDS aims to describe and photograph all items thoroughly and accurately, however other conditions present may not have been observed or noted. We encourage you to inspect items in person during preview or by appointment before bidding.

Austrian cut crystal figurine, with certificate and original packaging. 5 1/2"H, 4 1/2"L. Frosted horn and tail. Excellent condition. Some minor wear to packaging. EDS aims to describe and photograph all items thoroughly and accurately, however other conditions present may not have been observed or noted. We encourage you to inspect items in person during preview or by appointment, or to ask questions before bidding.

Depiction of seated Buddha on fabric, undated. 19 1/4" x 15" (Panel). 21" x 17" (Frame). In a gilt surfaced wood frame. Frame has some bumps and spots, especially along the bottom rail. Framed against the glass. Papered, wired, and ready to hang. Not examined out of frame. EDS aims to describe and photograph all items thoroughly and accurately, however other conditions present may not have been observed or noted. We encourage you to inspect items in person during preview or by appointment, or to ask questions before bidding.

20 1/2"W x 44 3/4"H. Lyre shape back, scrolled tripod base. Candleholder arms pivot. Extends to standing height. Overall very nice condition. EDS aims to describe and photograph all items thoroughly and accurately, however other conditions present may not have been observed or noted. We encourage you to inspect items in person during preview or by appointment, or to ask questions before bidding.

Bruning, Peter (Dutch/American, 1923-2018). 3 oil painting portraits in total: President John Kennedy, 20" x 16", signed PBruning at lower middle. Good condition. President Barack Obama, Signed PBruning lower right. Framed, 13 1/2" x 10 1/2"(sight), 15 x 11 1/2" (framed). Good condition. Hilary Clinton, Unframed, 20" x16", signed PBruning, Good condition. EDS will be continuing to sell Peter Bruning's paintings, sculptures, and other artwork in 2024. This session features Bruning's accomplished portraits, landscapes and drawings among other works, with more to come. Peter Bruning was born and raised in Amsterdam, The Netherlands. He loved to draw and play the piano as a child and was influenced by the fine art museums and concert halls in Amsterdam. After graduation from the Montessori High School in Amsterdam, he chose a teaching career and completed his doctorate in Germanic studies with minor studies in art history and sociology at the University of Amsterdam in 1949. He also studied art in Amsterdam, and then, after WW2, in Bern, Switzerland and in Paris, France. He came to Terre Haute as a visiting instructor at Indiana State in 1950 where he met his future wife Margaret Jones, an art major. Peter taught German and Dutch languages at Indiana University Bloomington, University of California Berkley, and German Language and Literature at Rice University Houston, where he became a U.S. citizen in 1955. In 1956, Peter accepted a position in the Foreign Language Department at Indiana State in Terre Haute where he taught until his retirement in 1990, all while pursuing his art career. Having grown up on the Dutch coast of the North Sea, Peter was intrigued by the subtle nuances of color, shape and feelings evoked by the juxtaposition of land, sky, and water. He was drawn to visit and paint at many coastal locations, such as the Cote d'Azur, the Caribbean, the Greek isles, and Cape Cod. Many of the landscapes and cityscapes painted by Peter were also the subjects of earlier artists, but Peter made a consistent effort to view and depict those subjects from different, unexpected, and novel vantage points. EDS aims to describe and photograph all items thoroughly and accurately, however other conditions present may not have been observed or noted. We encourage you to inspect items in person during preview or by appointment before bidding.

Austrian cut crystal figurine, with certificate and original packaging. 5 1/2"L, 4"H. Frosted details, gem eyes. Excellent condition. Some minor wear to packaging. EDS aims to describe and photograph all items thoroughly and accurately, however other conditions present may not have been observed or noted. We encourage you to inspect items in person during preview or by appointment, or to ask questions before bidding.

Bruning, Peter (Dutch/American, 1923-2018). Poplar & Tenth. Oil painting, no date. Signed PBruning lower right, 24" x 28" (unframed). Identified in verso. Good condition. EDS will be continuing to sell Peter Bruning's paintings, sculptures, and other artwork in 2024. This session features Bruning's accomplished portraits, landscapes and drawings among other works, with more to come. Peter Bruning was born and raised in Amsterdam, The Netherlands. He loved to draw and play the piano as a child and was influenced by the fine art museums and concert halls in Amsterdam. After graduation from the Montessori High School in Amsterdam, he chose a teaching career and completed his doctorate in Germanic studies with minor studies in art history and sociology at the University of Amsterdam in 1949. He also studied art in Amsterdam, and then, after WW2, in Bern, Switzerland and in Paris, France. He came to Terre Haute as a visiting instructor at Indiana State in 1950 where he met his future wife Margaret Jones, an art major. Peter taught German and Dutch languages at Indiana University Bloomington, University of California Berkley, and German Language and Literature at Rice University Houston, where he became a U.S. citizen in 1955. In 1956, Peter accepted a position in the Foreign Language Department at Indiana State in Terre Haute where he taught until his retirement in 1990, all while pursuing his art career. Having grown up on the Dutch coast of the North Sea, Peter was intrigued by the subtle nuances of color, shape and feelings evoked by the juxtaposition of land, sky, and water. He was drawn to visit and paint at many coastal locations, such as the Cote d'Azur, the Caribbean, the Greek isles, and Cape Cod. Many of the landscapes and cityscapes painted by Peter were also the subjects of earlier artists, but Peter made a consistent effort to view and depict those subjects from different, unexpected, and novel vantage points. EDS aims to describe and photograph all items thoroughly and accurately, however other conditions present may not have been observed or noted. We encourage you to inspect items in person during preview or by appointment before bidding.

Depiction of animals with a Shiva Figure. Ink and pigment on heavy paper. 22" x 30" (Sheet). Unframed. Has been stored rolled - minor creases. Bright colors, inventive forms. EDS aims to describe and photograph all items thoroughly and accurately, however other conditions present may not have been observed or noted. We encourage you to inspect items in person during preview or by appointment, or to ask questions before bidding.

Approximately 18" x 15" painting on cloth signed D. Kusan lower right. Unstretched, unframed. EDS aims to describe and photograph all items thoroughly and accurately, however other conditions present may not have been observed or noted. We encourage you to inspect items in person during preview or by appointment, or to ask questions before bidding.

26 1/2" x 16 3/4" light up base painted white with 25" x 15 1/2" wood frame cover w plexi. Overall 15"H. 22W x 11"H barge with details, sits loose on cradle. Base plexi panel has a crack at one edge. Hand crafted by consignor with delightful details. EDS aims to describe and photograph all items thoroughly and accurately, however other conditions present may not have been observed or noted. We encourage you to inspect items in person during preview or by appointment, or to ask questions before bidding.

7 1/2"Dia. Attached hanger. Unmarked. EDS aims to describe and photograph all items thoroughly and accurately, however other conditions present may not have been observed or noted. We encourage you to inspect items in person during preview or by appointment, or to ask questions before bidding.

Bruning, Peter (Dutch/American, 1923-2018). On Paros: The Drinker. Oil on canvas dated 1998. Signed P Bruning 98 lower left, 30" x 24". Identified in verso. Good condition. *Oversized and/or framed art pieces require additional shipping and handling fees; it MAY be possible to remove works on paper from their frames to save on costs. Items requiring crating or shipment by freight are the sole responsibility of the winning bidder to arrange and communicate to EDS. If you would like to see if there are options for shipping this piece, please reach out with questions before bidding. EDS will be continuing to sell Peter Bruning's paintings, sculptures, and other artwork in 2024. This session features Bruning's accomplished portraits, landscapes and drawings among other works, with more to come. Peter Bruning was born and raised in Amsterdam, The Netherlands. He loved to draw and play the piano as a child and was influenced by the fine art museums and concert halls in Amsterdam. After graduation from the Montessori High School in Amsterdam, he chose a teaching career and completed his doctorate in Germanic studies with minor studies in art history and sociology at the University of Amsterdam in 1949. He also studied art in Amsterdam, and then, after WW2, in Bern, Switzerland and in Paris, France. He came to Terre Haute as a visiting instructor at Indiana State in 1950 where he met his future wife Margaret Jones, an art major. Peter taught German and Dutch languages at Indiana University Bloomington, University of California Berkley, and German Language and Literature at Rice University Houston, where he became a U.S. citizen in 1955. In 1956, Peter accepted a position in the Foreign Language Department at Indiana State in Terre Haute where he taught until his retirement in 1990, all while pursuing his art career. Having grown up on the Dutch coast of the North Sea, Peter was intrigued by the subtle nuances of color, shape and feelings evoked by the juxtaposition of land, sky, and water. He was drawn to visit and paint at many coastal locations, such as the Cote d'Azur, the Caribbean, the Greek isles, and Cape Cod. Many of the landscapes and cityscapes painted by Peter were also the subjects of earlier artists, but Peter made a consistent effort to view and depict those subjects from different, unexpected, and novel vantage points. EDS aims to describe and photograph all items thoroughly and accurately, however other conditions present may not have been observed or noted. We encourage you to inspect items in person during preview or by appointment before bidding.

6 1/4"Dia. etched and formed metal box form with a chain attached lid. Unmarked. EDS aims to describe and photograph all items thoroughly and accurately, however other conditions present may not have been observed or noted. We encourage you to inspect items in person during preview or by appointment, or to ask questions before bidding.

Depiction of Krisha with figures. Painting on unmounted cloth. 35 1/4" x 58 1/2" (Panel). Unframed. Has been stored rolled - minor creases, tape at edges. Else good conditions. EDS aims to describe and photograph all items thoroughly and accurately, however other conditions present may not have been observed or noted. We encourage you to inspect items in person during preview or by appointment, or to ask questions before bidding.

11 1/4" Square top, 26 3/4"H. Separation at joints of top. EDS aims to describe and photograph all items thoroughly and accurately, however other conditions present may not have been observed or noted. We encourage you to inspect items in person during preview or by appointment, or to ask questions before bidding.

11"H glazed thrown and pieced stoneware vase with mutliple openings. Approximately 10"Dia. at widest part of belly. Incise signed illegibly on bottom. Rustic brown glazes. EDS aims to describe and photograph all items thoroughly and accurately, however other conditions present may not have been observed or noted. We encourage you to inspect items in person during preview or by appointment, or to ask questions before bidding.

Bruning, Peter (Dutch/American, 1923-2018). Untitled, Oil on canvas, no date. Signed P Bruning lower right, 19 1/2" x 15 1/2" (Sight), 24" x 20" (frame). Untitled image of a seated group at a restaurant. Painting is in very good condition, frame has some surface wear. EDS will be continuing to sell Peter Bruning's paintings, sculptures, and other artwork in 2024. This session features Bruning's accomplished portraits, landscapes and drawings among other works, with more to come. Peter Bruning was born and raised in Amsterdam, The Netherlands. He loved to draw and play the piano as a child and was influenced by the fine art museums and concert halls in Amsterdam. After graduation from the Montessori High School in Amsterdam, he chose a teaching career and completed his doctorate in Germanic studies with minor studies in art history and sociology at the University of Amsterdam in 1949. He also studied art in Amsterdam, and then, after WW2, in Bern, Switzerland and in Paris, France. He came to Terre Haute as a visiting instructor at Indiana State in 1950 where he met his future wife Margaret Jones, an art major. Peter taught German and Dutch languages at Indiana University Bloomington, University of California Berkley, and German Language and Literature at Rice University Houston, where he became a U.S. citizen in 1955. In 1956, Peter accepted a position in the Foreign Language Department at Indiana State in Terre Haute where he taught until his retirement in 1990, all while pursuing his art career. Having grown up on the Dutch coast of the North Sea, Peter was intrigued by the subtle nuances of color, shape and feelings evoked by the juxtaposition of land, sky, and water. He was drawn to visit and paint at many coastal locations, such as the Cote d'Azur, the Caribbean, the Greek isles, and Cape Cod. Many of the landscapes and cityscapes painted by Peter were also the subjects of earlier artists, but Peter made a consistent effort to view and depict those subjects from different, unexpected, and novel vantage points. EDS aims to describe and photograph all items thoroughly and accurately, however other conditions present may not have been observed or noted. We encourage you to inspect items in person during preview or by appointment before bidding.

21"L carved wood figure with a hide / percussive torso, broken strings, and one tuning peg at the ankles. Interesting folk carving. Unknown age or provenance. Unmarked. EDS aims to describe and photograph all items thoroughly and accurately, however other conditions present may not have been observed or noted. We encourage you to inspect items in person during preview or by appointment, or to ask questions before bidding.

Bruning, Peter (Dutch/American, 1923-2018). Untitled, Oil on canvas, no date. Signed PBruning lower right, 18" x 24" (Stretchers). Image is of a seated group outside. Minor foxing on the back of the canvas. Front of the painting is in very good condition with no noticible wear. EDS will be continuing to sell Peter Bruning's paintings, sculptures, and other artwork in 2024. This session features Bruning's accomplished portraits, landscapes and drawings among other works, with more to come. Peter Bruning was born and raised in Amsterdam, The Netherlands. He loved to draw and play the piano as a child and was influenced by the fine art museums and concert halls in Amsterdam. After graduation from the Montessori High School in Amsterdam, he chose a teaching career and completed his doctorate in Germanic studies with minor studies in art history and sociology at the University of Amsterdam in 1949. He also studied art in Amsterdam, and then, after WW2, in Bern, Switzerland and in Paris, France. He came to Terre Haute as a visiting instructor at Indiana State in 1950 where he met his future wife Margaret Jones, an art major. Peter taught German and Dutch languages at Indiana University Bloomington, University of California Berkley, and German Language and Literature at Rice University Houston, where he became a U.S. citizen in 1955. In 1956, Peter accepted a position in the Foreign Language Department at Indiana State in Terre Haute where he taught until his retirement in 1990, all while pursuing his art career. Having grown up on the Dutch coast of the North Sea, Peter was intrigued by the subtle nuances of color, shape and feelings evoked by the juxtaposition of land, sky, and water. He was drawn to visit and paint at many coastal locations, such as the Cote d'Azur, the Caribbean, the Greek isles, and Cape Cod. Many of the landscapes and cityscapes painted by Peter were also the subjects of earlier artists, but Peter made a consistent effort to view and depict those subjects from different, unexpected, and novel vantage points. EDS aims to describe and photograph all items thoroughly and accurately, however other conditions present may not have been observed or noted. We encourage you to inspect items in person during preview or by appointment before bidding.

Painting on unmounted cloth depicting an African village scene. Signed illegibly lower right corner. 29 1/2" x 37 (Image). 38 1/2" x 43" (Panel). Unframed. Has been stored rolled - minor creases. Some additional illegible notations verso. EDS aims to describe and photograph all items thoroughly and accurately, however other conditions present may not have been observed or noted. We encourage you to inspect items in person during preview or by appointment, or to ask questions before bidding.

Miniature Austrian cut crystal figurines given to members of the Swarovski Collector's Society as annual and renewal gifts. With original boxes and inserts. Includes 3 Daisies and 3 Tulips, plus 2 display stands for the Tulips. Excellent conditions, some minor wear to packaging. EDS aims to describe and photograph all items thoroughly and accurately, however other conditions present may not have been observed or noted. We encourage you to inspect items in person during preview or by appointment, or to ask questions before bidding.

Large assortment of Swarovski and SCS items, plus 4 miniature crystal ornaments and figurines in boxes. Includes branded pen, pave pins, gems, tags, labels, gloves, stands, and numerous catalogs and brochures. Great collector's lot - sure to be some suprises. EDS aims to describe and photograph all items thoroughly and accurately, however other conditions present may not have been observed or noted. We encourage you to inspect items in person during preview or by appointment, or to ask questions before bidding.

Bruning, Peter (Dutch/American, 1923-2018). Untitled, Oil on canvas, no date. Signed Peter Bruning lower right, 24" x 36" (unframed). Landscape of abstract buildings. Minor foxing on the back of the canvas. Front of the painting is in very good condition with no noticeable wear. *Oversized and/or framed art pieces require additional shipping and handling fees; it MAY be possible to remove works on paper from their frames to save on costs. Items requiring crating or shipment by freight are the sole responsibility of the winning bidder to arrange and communicate to EDS. If you would like to see if there are options for shipping this piece, please reach out with questions before bidding. EDS will be continuing to sell Peter Bruning's paintings, sculptures, and other artwork in 2024. This session features Bruning's accomplished portraits, landscapes and drawings among other works, with more to come. Peter Bruning was born and raised in Amsterdam, The Netherlands. He loved to draw and play the piano as a child and was influenced by the fine art museums and concert halls in Amsterdam. After graduation from the Montessori High School in Amsterdam, he chose a teaching career and completed his doctorate in Germanic studies with minor studies in art history and sociology at the University of Amsterdam in 1949. He also studied art in Amsterdam, and then, after WW2, in Bern, Switzerland and in Paris, France. He came to Terre Haute as a visiting instructor at Indiana State in 1950 where he met his future wife Margaret Jones, an art major. Peter taught German and Dutch languages at Indiana University Bloomington, University of California Berkley, and German Language and Literature at Rice University Houston, where he became a U.S. citizen in 1955. In 1956, Peter accepted a position in the Foreign Language Department at Indiana State in Terre Haute where he taught until his retirement in 1990, all while pursuing his art career. Having grown up on the Dutch coast of the North Sea, Peter was intrigued by the subtle nuances of color, shape and feelings evoked by the juxtaposition of land, sky, and water. He was drawn to visit and paint at many coastal locations, such as the Cote d'Azur, the Caribbean, the Greek isles, and Cape Cod. Many of the landscapes and cityscapes painted by Peter were also the subjects of earlier artists, but Peter made a consistent effort to view and depict those subjects from different, unexpected, and novel vantage points. EDS aims to describe and photograph all items thoroughly and accurately, however other conditions present may not have been observed or noted. We encourage you to inspect items in person during preview or by appointment before bidding.

Various makers, marked on bottoms. Includes16"L tray, lidded coffee pot, 2 weighted candlesticks, sauce boat, and lidded creamer and sugar bowl. Also includes 2 taper candles. Surface wear and a few dings. Overall good conditions. EDS aims to describe and photograph all items thoroughly and accurately, however other conditions present may not have been observed or noted. We encourage you to inspect items in person during preview or by appointment, or to ask questions before bidding.

2 hide topped drums on rolled fabric bases with embroidered fabric covers. 11"H, 9"Dia. with gourd body, and 11"H, 5"Dia. wood body with wood spool tighteners. Unknown age. India price sticker on the side of one. EDS aims to describe and photograph all items thoroughly and accurately, however other conditions present may not have been observed or noted. We encourage you to inspect items in person during preview or by appointment, or to ask questions before bidding.

7 assorted hand colored engravings in mats from various English locales by various artists, dated 1831-1840 in prints and on tags affixed verso. Smallest 5" x 7", largest 6 3/4" x 8 1/8" (Sights). Includes Pontefract, Cornwall, Lincoln, Brenckburn Priory, Cheshire, Exeter, and Liverpool. Additional view of The Bosphorus, Constantinople 7 1/2" x 10". Minor creases and tidemarks observed. Bright hand coloring. Also includes 12 photomechanically printed Byzantine and Early Christian images on 16 1/2" x 12 1/2" sheets. EDS aims to describe and photograph all items thoroughly and accurately, however other conditions present may not have been observed or noted. We encourage you to inspect items in person during preview or by appointment, or to ask questions before bidding.

26"W x 12 1/4"D x 29 1/4"H. Curved legs, dark mahogany stain finish. Butler Furniture label fixed to back. Surface scratches. Brass Chippendale style pulls. EDS aims to describe and photograph all items thoroughly and accurately, however other conditions present may not have been observed or noted. We encourage you to inspect items in person during preview or by appointment, or to ask questions before bidding.

39"H overall. Ceiling mount fixture with inverted frosted glass globe, 10"Dia. 4 frosted glass rosettes (2 with losses to petals). Lights extend from stem, 1 arm has break. Leaf missing on upper vine. Metal canopy included. EDS aims to describe and photograph all items thoroughly and accurately, however other conditions present may not have been observed or noted. We encourage you to inspect items in person during preview or by appointment, or to ask questions before bidding.

Bruning, Peter (Dutch/American, 1923-2018). Arches and Crosswalk , no date. Oil on canvas, signed PBruning lower right, 35 1/4" x 23 1/4" (Sight), 37" x 23" (Frame). Identified in verso. Painted wood frame has some edge wear. Painting is in good condition and ready to hang. *Oversized and/or framed art pieces require additional shipping and handling fees; it MAY be possible to remove works on paper from their frames to save on costs. Items requiring crating or shipment by freight are the sole responsibility of the winning bidder to arrange and communicate to EDS. If you would like to see if there are options for shipping this piece, please reach out with questions before bidding. EDS will be continuing to sell Peter Bruning's paintings, sculptures, and other artwork in 2024. This session features Bruning's accomplished portraits, landscapes and drawings among other works, with more to come. Peter Bruning was born and raised in Amsterdam, The Netherlands. He loved to draw and play the piano as a child and was influenced by the fine art museums and concert halls in Amsterdam. After graduation from the Montessori High School in Amsterdam, he chose a teaching career and completed his doctorate in Germanic studies with minor studies in art history and sociology at the University of Amsterdam in 1949. He also studied art in Amsterdam, and then, after WW2, in Bern, Switzerland and in Paris, France. He came to Terre Haute as a visiting instructor at Indiana State in 1950 where he met his future wife Margaret Jones, an art major. Peter taught German and Dutch languages at Indiana University Bloomington, University of California Berkley, and German Language and Literature at Rice University Houston, where he became a U.S. citizen in 1955. In 1956, Peter accepted a position in the Foreign Language Department at Indiana State in Terre Haute where he taught until his retirement in 1990, all while pursuing his art career. Having grown up on the Dutch coast of the North Sea, Peter was intrigued by the subtle nuances of color, shape and feelings evoked by the juxtaposition of land, sky, and water. He was drawn to visit and paint at many coastal locations, such as the Cote d'Azur, the Caribbean, the Greek isles, and Cape Cod. Many of the landscapes and cityscapes painted by Peter were also the subjects of earlier artists, but Peter made a consistent effort to view and depict those subjects from different, unexpected, and novel vantage points. EDS aims to describe and photograph all items thoroughly and accurately, however other conditions present may not have been observed or noted. We encourage you to inspect items in person during preview or by appointment before bidding.

20" x 16" wood frame. With sweet photo a of young girl. Great advertising piece. Some bumps to frame. Painted glass in very good condition. EDS aims to describe and photograph all items thoroughly and accurately, however other conditions present may not have been observed or noted. We encourage you to inspect items in person during preview or by appointment, or to ask questions before bidding.

14"H, 8 1/2"W, 6 1/4"D french cased clock with a mercury pendulum, beveled glass panels, and ornate hands. Includes 2 keys. Marked on back of works "Barilet Demontable Srevete". Minor spotting on brass. Includes handwritten service notes, handwritten 9-6-52 on bottom, stamped 7P. Unknown working condition. EDS aims to describe and photograph all items thoroughly and accurately, however other conditions present may not have been observed or noted. We encourage you to inspect items in person during preview or by appointment, or to ask questions before bidding.

Bruning, Peter (Dutch/American, 1923-2018). Two unframed Paintings: Donkey Drivers in Santorini, no date. Mixed media on canvas panel, signed PBruning lower left, 20" x 16", Identified in verso. Painting is in good condition. Children of Acoma, no date. Acrylic on canvas, signed PBruning lower left, 20" x 24", identified in verso. Minor foxing on the back. Front of painting is in good condition. EDS will be continuing to sell Peter Bruning's paintings, sculptures, and other artwork in 2024. This session features Bruning's accomplished portraits, landscapes and drawings among other works, with more to come. Peter Bruning was born and raised in Amsterdam, The Netherlands. He loved to draw and play the piano as a child and was influenced by the fine art museums and concert halls in Amsterdam. After graduation from the Montessori High School in Amsterdam, he chose a teaching career and completed his doctorate in Germanic studies with minor studies in art history and sociology at the University of Amsterdam in 1949. He also studied art in Amsterdam, and then, after WW2, in Bern, Switzerland and in Paris, France. He came to Terre Haute as a visiting instructor at Indiana State in 1950 where he met his future wife Margaret Jones, an art major. Peter taught German and Dutch languages at Indiana University Bloomington, University of California Berkley, and German Language and Literature at Rice University Houston, where he became a U.S. citizen in 1955. In 1956, Peter accepted a position in the Foreign Language Department at Indiana State in Terre Haute where he taught until his retirement in 1990, all while pursuing his art career. Having grown up on the Dutch coast of the North Sea, Peter was intrigued by the subtle nuances of color, shape and feelings evoked by the juxtaposition of land, sky, and water. He was drawn to visit and paint at many coastal locations, such as the Cote d'Azur, the Caribbean, the Greek isles, and Cape Cod. Many of the landscapes and cityscapes painted by Peter were also the subjects of earlier artists, but Peter made a consistent effort to view and depict those subjects from different, unexpected, and novel vantage points. EDS aims to describe and photograph all items thoroughly and accurately, however other conditions present may not have been observed or noted. We encourage you to inspect items in person during preview or by appointment before bidding.

Adams, Ansel (American 1902-1984). Thunderstorm, Yosemite Valley, California. Gelatin silver print from the original Adams negative, printed by Alan Ross, May 1995. 7 1/2" x 9 1/2" (Photograph); 14" x 17" (Mat). Published by the Ansel Adams Publishing Rights Trust. Initialed on mount verso by Alan Ross. Special Edition Photographs of Yosemite stamp on front of mat. Very good conditions. See also Lot 215p. Ansel Easton Adams was an American landscape photographer and environmentalist known for his black-and-white images of the American West. He helped found Group f/64, an association of photographers advocating "pure" photography which favored sharp focus and the use of the full tonal range of a photograph. EDS aims to describe and photograph all items thoroughly and accurately, however other conditions present may not have been observed or noted. We encourage you to inspect items in person during preview or by appointment, or to ask questions before bidding.

Includes 9"H candlestick holder, 9"H lidded urn, and 4 stacking handled bowls/pots, 4" to 6"Dia. Minor surface wear and bumps throughout. EDS aims to describe and photograph all items thoroughly and accurately, however other conditions present may not have been observed or noted. We encourage you to inspect items in person during preview or by appointment, or to ask questions before bidding.

32 1/4"W x 13 1/2"D x 27 1/4"H. Wood frame with plexi cover on wood base. Handmade wood and cloth model fully rigged, very nice details. EDS aims to describe and photograph all items thoroughly and accurately, however other conditions present may not have been observed or noted. We encourage you to inspect items in person during preview or by appointment, or to ask questions before bidding.

4"H, 4"L. Both etch signed on bottoms, one with paper label and box with some losses to paper surface. EDS aims to describe and photograph all items thoroughly and accurately, however other conditions present may not have been observed or noted. We encourage you to inspect items in person during preview or by appointment, or to ask questions before bidding.

Bruning, Peter (Dutch/American, 1923-2018). Early Spring on the Loire. Acrylic on canvas, no date. Not signed on front, identified in verso. 23 1/4" x 19 1/4" (Sight), 25 x 21" (Frame). Painted frame has some wear on the edges. Minor area of light discoloration on the back Painting is in good condition. EDS will be continuing to sell Peter Bruning's paintings, sculptures, and other artwork in 2024. This session features Bruning's accomplished portraits, landscapes and drawings among other works, with more to come. Peter Bruning was born and raised in Amsterdam, The Netherlands. He loved to draw and play the piano as a child and was influenced by the fine art museums and concert halls in Amsterdam. After graduation from the Montessori High School in Amsterdam, he chose a teaching career and completed his doctorate in Germanic studies with minor studies in art history and sociology at the University of Amsterdam in 1949. He also studied art in Amsterdam, and then, after WW2, in Bern, Switzerland and in Paris, France. He came to Terre Haute as a visiting instructor at Indiana State in 1950 where he met his future wife Margaret Jones, an art major. Peter taught German and Dutch languages at Indiana University Bloomington, University of California Berkley, and German Language and Literature at Rice University Houston, where he became a U.S. citizen in 1955. In 1956, Peter accepted a position in the Foreign Language Department at Indiana State in Terre Haute where he taught until his retirement in 1990, all while pursuing his art career. Having grown up on the Dutch coast of the North Sea, Peter was intrigued by the subtle nuances of color, shape and feelings evoked by the juxtaposition of land, sky, and water. He was drawn to visit and paint at many coastal locations, such as the Cote d'Azur, the Caribbean, the Greek isles, and Cape Cod. Many of the landscapes and cityscapes painted by Peter were also the subjects of earlier artists, but Peter made a consistent effort to view and depict those subjects from different, unexpected, and novel vantage points. EDS aims to describe and photograph all items thoroughly and accurately, however other conditions present may not have been observed or noted. We encourage you to inspect items in person during preview or by appointment before bidding.

12"Dia. seat, 30"H at back. Charming little decorative chair, all metal. EDS aims to describe and photograph all items thoroughly and accurately, however other conditions present may not have been observed or noted. We encourage you to inspect items in person during preview or by appointment, or to ask questions before bidding.

Adams, Ansel (American 1902-1984). Thunderstorm, Yosemite Valley, California. Gelatin silver print from the original Adams negative, printed by Alan Ross, May 1995. 7 1/2" x 9 1/2" (Photograph); 14" x 17" (Mount). Published by the Ansel Adams Publishing Rights Trust. Initialed on mount verso by Alan Ross. Lacks window mat. Else very good conditions. See also Lot 210p. Ansel Easton Adams was an American landscape photographer and environmentalist known for his black-and-white images of the American West. He helped found Group f/64, an association of photographers advocating "pure" photography which favored sharp focus and the use of the full tonal range of a photograph. EDS aims to describe and photograph all items thoroughly and accurately, however other conditions present may not have been observed or noted. We encourage you to inspect items in person during preview or by appointment, or to ask questions before bidding.

38 3/4"W x 32 1/2"H. Lovely decorative screen with wire mesh panels. In very good condition. EDS aims to describe and photograph all items thoroughly and accurately, however other conditions present may not have been observed or noted. We encourage you to inspect items in person during preview or by appointment, or to ask questions before bidding.

Bruning, Peter (Dutch/American, 1923-2018). 3 oil on canvas paintings, all 24" x 18". Untitled portraits. Untitled 1. Signed PBruning 2011 lower right. This portrait of a young woman comes with the color photo he worked from. Painting is in good condition and ready to hang. Untitled 2. Signed PBruning 99 lower left, Portrait of a seated woman in a gallery. Minor area of light discoloration on the back Painting is in good condition. Untitled 3. Signed PBruning 07 lower right, Portrait of a seated young man. Painting is in good condition. EDS will be continuing to sell Peter Bruning's paintings, sculptures, and other artwork in 2024. This session features Bruning's accomplished portraits, landscapes and drawings among other works, with more to come. Peter Bruning was born and raised in Amsterdam, The Netherlands. He loved to draw and play the piano as a child and was influenced by the fine art museums and concert halls in Amsterdam. After graduation from the Montessori High School in Amsterdam, he chose a teaching career and completed his doctorate in Germanic studies with minor studies in art history and sociology at the University of Amsterdam in 1949. He also studied art in Amsterdam, and then, after WW2, in Bern, Switzerland and in Paris, France. He came to Terre Haute as a visiting instructor at Indiana State in 1950 where he met his future wife Margaret Jones, an art major. Peter taught German and Dutch languages at Indiana University Bloomington, University of California Berkley, and German Language and Literature at Rice University Houston, where he became a U.S. citizen in 1955. In 1956, Peter accepted a position in the Foreign Language Department at Indiana State in Terre Haute where he taught until his retirement in 1990, all while pursuing his art career. Having grown up on the Dutch coast of the North Sea, Peter was intrigued by the subtle nuances of color, shape and feelings evoked by the juxtaposition of land, sky, and water. He was drawn to visit and paint at many coastal locations, such as the Cote d'Azur, the Caribbean, the Greek isles, and Cape Cod. Many of the landscapes and cityscapes painted by Peter were also the subjects of earlier artists, but Peter made a consistent effort to view and depict those subjects from different, unexpected, and novel vantage points. EDS aims to describe and photograph all items thoroughly and accurately, however other conditions present may not have been observed or noted. We encourage you to inspect items in person during preview or by appointment before bidding.

11"W x 5"D x 18 1/2"H. Original log supports missing. EDS aims to describe and photograph all items thoroughly and accurately, however other conditions present may not have been observed or noted. We encourage you to inspect items in person during preview or by appointment, or to ask questions before bidding.

Bruning, Peter (Dutch/American, 1923-2018). Courtyard in Emilia, Italy. oil on canvas, no date. Not signed on front, identified in verso. 11" x 15 1/2" (Sight), 13 x 16 3/4" (Frame). Painted frame has some wear on the edges. Painting is in good condition and ready to hang. EDS will be continuing to sell Peter Bruning's paintings, sculptures, and other artwork in 2024. This session features Bruning's accomplished portraits, landscapes and drawings among other works, with more to come. Peter Bruning was born and raised in Amsterdam, The Netherlands. He loved to draw and play the piano as a child and was influenced by the fine art museums and concert halls in Amsterdam. After graduation from the Montessori High School in Amsterdam, he chose a teaching career and completed his doctorate in Germanic studies with minor studies in art history and sociology at the University of Amsterdam in 1949. He also studied art in Amsterdam, and then, after WW2, in Bern, Switzerland and in Paris, France. He came to Terre Haute as a visiting instructor at Indiana State in 1950 where he met his future wife Margaret Jones, an art major. Peter taught German and Dutch languages at Indiana University Bloomington, University of California Berkley, and German Language and Literature at Rice University Houston, where he became a U.S. citizen in 1955. In 1956, Peter accepted a position in the Foreign Language Department at Indiana State in Terre Haute where he taught until his retirement in 1990, all while pursuing his art career. Having grown up on the Dutch coast of the North Sea, Peter was intrigued by the subtle nuances of color, shape and feelings evoked by the juxtaposition of land, sky, and water. He was drawn to visit and paint at many coastal locations, such as the Cote d'Azur, the Caribbean, the Greek isles, and Cape Cod. Many of the landscapes and cityscapes painted by Peter were also the subjects of earlier artists, but Peter made a consistent effort to view and depict those subjects from different, unexpected, and novel vantage points. EDS aims to describe and photograph all items thoroughly and accurately, however other conditions present may not have been observed or noted. We encourage you to inspect items in person during preview or by appointment before bidding.

Bower, John (American 20th-21st Century). Idle Stove, toned silver gelatin print. 13 1/2" x 10 1/2" (Sight); 20" x 16" (Mat). Titled and signed in pencil on mat below opening. Biographical information about the artist verso. Shrinkwrapped - not examined out of wrap. John Bower lives in Bloomington Indiana with his wife (and artist), Lynn. Together, they founded Studio Indiana to create books of photography that capture Indiana’s fascinating, yet rapidly disappearing, cultural heritage. Learn more about their work at studioindiana.com. EDS aims to describe and photograph all items thoroughly and accurately, however other conditions present may not have been observed or noted. We encourage you to inspect items in person during preview or by appointment, or to ask questions before bidding.

19"Dia. plate with built in hanger verso. A few rubbed areas on edges. EDS aims to describe and photograph all items thoroughly and accurately, however other conditions present may not have been observed or noted. We encourage you to inspect items in person during preview or by appointment, or to ask questions before bidding.

Moffitt, Shirley (American, circa 20th century). Rooster Watch. Oil on canvas board. Signed S. Moffitt lower left, and identified verso. 7 1/2" x 9 1/2" (Sight). 13" x 15" (Frame). In a gilt surfaced wood frame. A few rubbed areas on surface of frame. Wired and ready to hang. Not examined out of frame. EDS aims to describe and photograph all items thoroughly and accurately, however other conditions present may not have been observed or noted. We encourage you to inspect items in person during preview or by appointment, or to ask questions before bidding.

Bruning, Peter (Dutch/American, 1923-2018). Alps Maritimes, oil on canvas, no date. Signed PBruning lower left, identified in verso. 18' x 24" (sight), 13 x 16 3/4" (framed). This unframed painting is in good condition and ready to hang. EDS will be continuing to sell Peter Bruning's paintings, sculptures, and other artwork in 2024. This session features Bruning's accomplished portraits, landscapes and drawings among other works, with more to come. Peter Bruning was born and raised in Amsterdam, The Netherlands. He loved to draw and play the piano as a child and was influenced by the fine art museums and concert halls in Amsterdam. After graduation from the Montessori High School in Amsterdam, he chose a teaching career and completed his doctorate in Germanic studies with minor studies in art history and sociology at the University of Amsterdam in 1949. He also studied art in Amsterdam, and then, after WW2, in Bern, Switzerland and in Paris, France. He came to Terre Haute as a visiting instructor at Indiana State in 1950 where he met his future wife Margaret Jones, an art major. Peter taught German and Dutch languages at Indiana University Bloomington, University of California Berkley, and German Language and Literature at Rice University Houston, where he became a U.S. citizen in 1955. In 1956, Peter accepted a position in the Foreign Language Department at Indiana State in Terre Haute where he taught until his retirement in 1990, all while pursuing his art career. Having grown up on the Dutch coast of the North Sea, Peter was intrigued by the subtle nuances of color, shape and feelings evoked by the juxtaposition of land, sky, and water. He was drawn to visit and paint at many coastal locations, such as the Cote d'Azur, the Caribbean, the Greek isles, and Cape Cod. Many of the landscapes and cityscapes painted by Peter were also the subjects of earlier artists, but Peter made a consistent effort to view and depict those subjects from different, unexpected, and novel vantage points. EDS aims to describe and photograph all items thoroughly and accurately, however other conditions present may not have been observed or noted. We encourage you to inspect items in person during preview or by appointment before bidding.

Some wear to surface along to edge. 13"H to top of handle. EDS aims to describe and photograph all items thoroughly and accurately, however other conditions present may not have been observed or noted. We encourage you to inspect items in person during preview or by appointment, or to ask questions before bidding.

16"W x 34"H collapsed, 16"W x 36"D x 23"H put together. Traditional Indian Seat with paint decoration after Shrinathji Temple painting, Nathdwara (Rajasthan). Made in two pieces with wood slat base/seat and wood frame with painted panel back. Minor finish loss. EDS aims to describe and photograph all items thoroughly and accurately, however other conditions present may not have been observed or noted. We encourage you to inspect items in person during preview or by appointment before bidding.

Pozzatti, Rudolph "Rudy" (American 1925-2021) (Illustrations) & Barnstone, Will. Physiologus Theobaldi Episcopi De Naturis Duodecim Animalium. Folio with 12 lithographs and 10 woodcuts by Rudy Pozzatti printed at The Spiral Press, NY. Bloomington: Indiana University Press 1964. Signed by Pozzatti and numbered 31 out of 350 on the rear colophon page. Loose sheets folded to 20" x 14" in a cloth covered clamshell box with pasted down woodcut on front and gilt titles on spine. Toning at spine, spotting along edges of sheets, and staining from ribbon on front and back interior pages. A sumptuous and lovely folio with numerous illustrations by Pozzatti. Painter and printmaker Rudolph Otto "Rudy" Pozzatti was born in Telluride, Colorado in 1925. Upon graduation from high school, he received a scholarship to attend the University of Colorado in Boulder where he enrolled as an art major. In 1943, his studies were interrupted by his induction into the U. S. Army. After his discharge in 1946, he re-enrolled in the University of Colorado where he studied under Wendell Black, who established the printmaking workshop. Pozzatti attended summer sessions at the University of Colorado where he studied under Max Beckmann in 1949 and Ben Shahn in 1950. He received his BFA in 1948 and his MFA in 1950. Upon graduation, he was appointed to the position of instructor in the art department of the University of Nebraska at Lincoln. In 1956, Pozzatti assumed an assistant professorship in drawing and graphic arts at Indiana University at Bloomington. While there, he developed one of the leading printmaking departments in the United States. In 1979, he co-founded Echo Press with fellow printmaker David Keister. Pozzatti was an energetic and prolific artist and teacher who has produced a vast body of work, traveled the world, held numerous artist-in-residencies and visiting artist positions, mounted many solo exhibitions, and whose work was included in copious numbers of group exhibitions. His work is represented in many important US and international museums and collections. EDS aims to describe and photograph all items thoroughly and accurately, however other conditions present may not have been observed or noted. We encourage you to inspect items in person during preview or by appointment, or to ask questions before bidding.

20"W x 26"D x 18 1/4"H. Wood construction with brass overlay, copper rivets in grid pattern. Solid brass handles on sides and on each drawer. Wood feet. Some wear to surfaces. Glass top with polished edges, nicks at corners. EDS aims to describe and photograph all items thoroughly and accurately, however other conditions present may not have been observed or noted. We encourage you to inspect items in person during preview or by appointment, or to ask questions before bidding.

Bruning, Peter (Dutch/American, 1923-2018). Strassenfest, oil on canvas dated 2001. Signed PBruning lower left, identified in verso. 16" x 20" (Stretchers). Unframed. Minor area of light discoloration on the back, and minor white residue spot on front surface at lower left signature. Good conditions, ready to hang. EDS will be continuing to sell Peter Bruning's paintings, sculptures, and other artwork in 2024. This session features Bruning's accomplished portraits, landscapes and drawings among other works, with more to come. Peter Bruning was born and raised in Amsterdam, The Netherlands. He loved to draw and play the piano as a child and was influenced by the fine art museums and concert halls in Amsterdam. After graduation from the Montessori High School in Amsterdam, he chose a teaching career and completed his doctorate in Germanic studies with minor studies in art history and sociology at the University of Amsterdam in 1949. He also studied art in Amsterdam, and then, after WW2, in Bern, Switzerland and in Paris, France. He came to Terre Haute as a visiting instructor at Indiana State in 1950 where he met his future wife Margaret Jones, an art major. Peter taught German and Dutch languages at Indiana University Bloomington, University of California Berkley, and German Language and Literature at Rice University Houston, where he became a U.S. citizen in 1955. In 1956, Peter accepted a position in the Foreign Language Department at Indiana State in Terre Haute where he taught until his retirement in 1990, all while pursuing his art career. Having grown up on the Dutch coast of the North Sea, Peter was intrigued by the subtle nuances of color, shape and feelings evoked by the juxtaposition of land, sky, and water. He was drawn to visit and paint at many coastal locations, such as the Cote d'Azur, the Caribbean, the Greek isles, and Cape Cod. Many of the landscapes and cityscapes painted by Peter were also the subjects of earlier artists, but Peter made a consistent effort to view and depict those subjects from different, unexpected, and novel vantage points. EDS aims to describe and photograph all items thoroughly and accurately, however other conditions present may not have been observed or noted. We encourage you to inspect items in person during preview or by appointment before bidding.

2 matched Beleek round vases 7 3/4"H, marked on bottoms under glaze, plus paper bar code labels. Donegal Parian China Ireland square vase 6 1/2"H, marked on bottom under glaze "Commissioned Exclusively for Blarney Woolen Mills, Donegal." Minor wear to gold rim. No chips or cracks observed. EDS aims to describe and photograph all items thoroughly and accurately, however other conditions present may not have been observed or noted. We encourage you to inspect items in person during preview or by appointment, or to ask questions before bidding.

Bruning, Peter (Dutch/American, 1923-2018). Catch of the Day, acrylic on canvas dated 2007. Signed PBruning 07 lower right, identified in verso. 15 1/4" x 19 1/4" (Sight), 16 3/4' x 20 3/4" (Frame). Painted frame has some surface wear. Painting is in good condition and ready to hang. EDS will be continuing to sell Peter Bruning's paintings, sculptures, and other artwork in 2024. This session features Bruning's accomplished portraits, landscapes and drawings among other works, with more to come. Peter Bruning was born and raised in Amsterdam, The Netherlands. He loved to draw and play the piano as a child and was influenced by the fine art museums and concert halls in Amsterdam. After graduation from the Montessori High School in Amsterdam, he chose a teaching career and completed his doctorate in Germanic studies with minor studies in art history and sociology at the University of Amsterdam in 1949. He also studied art in Amsterdam, and then, after WW2, in Bern, Switzerland and in Paris, France. He came to Terre Haute as a visiting instructor at Indiana State in 1950 where he met his future wife Margaret Jones, an art major. Peter taught German and Dutch languages at Indiana University Bloomington, University of California Berkley, and German Language and Literature at Rice University Houston, where he became a U.S. citizen in 1955. In 1956, Peter accepted a position in the Foreign Language Department at Indiana State in Terre Haute where he taught until his retirement in 1990, all while pursuing his art career. Having grown up on the Dutch coast of the North Sea, Peter was intrigued by the subtle nuances of color, shape and feelings evoked by the juxtaposition of land, sky, and water. He was drawn to visit and paint at many coastal locations, such as the Cote d'Azur, the Caribbean, the Greek isles, and Cape Cod. Many of the landscapes and cityscapes painted by Peter were also the subjects of earlier artists, but Peter made a consistent effort to view and depict those subjects from different, unexpected, and novel vantage points. EDS aims to describe and photograph all items thoroughly and accurately, however other conditions present may not have been observed or noted. We encourage you to inspect items in person during preview or by appointment before bidding.

Bowie, Theodore & Thimme, Diether. The Carrey Drawings of the Parthenon Sculptures. Bloomington: Indiana University Press 1971. Cloth over boards, oversized 15 1/4" x 17". Gilt titles, no jacket as issued. 98 pps, numerous illustrations. Very good conditions with bright pages. ISBN 0-253-31320-1. EDS aims to describe and photograph all items thoroughly and accurately, however other conditions present may not have been observed or noted. We encourage you to inspect items in person during preview or by appointment, or to ask questions before bidding.

9"L, 8"H including wood stand. Charming carved cat with a ball of yarn and ikebana floral. Minor chip to one flower petal, and tip of leaf broken off, but tip is present. Unmarked. EDS aims to describe and photograph all items thoroughly and accurately, however other conditions present may not have been observed or noted. We encourage you to inspect items in person during preview or by appointment, or to ask questions before bidding.

12"H hand painted rose medallion / famille rose vase, likely Chinese. Minor stains on surface. Marked on bottom. EDS aims to describe and photograph all items thoroughly and accurately, however other conditions present may not have been observed or noted. We encourage you to inspect items in person during preview or by appointment, or to ask questions before bidding.

Bruning, Peter (Dutch/American, 1923-2018). Rainy day on Campus, oil on canvas, no date. Signed PBruning lower left, identified in verso. 20" x 16" (Sight), 16 3/4' x 20 3/4" (Frame). Painted frame has some surface wear. Some minor foxing on the backside bottom. Painted surface is in good condition. Ready to hang. EDS will be continuing to sell Peter Bruning's paintings, sculptures, and other artwork in 2024. This session features Bruning's accomplished portraits, landscapes and drawings among other works, with more to come. Peter Bruning was born and raised in Amsterdam, The Netherlands. He loved to draw and play the piano as a child and was influenced by the fine art museums and concert halls in Amsterdam. After graduation from the Montessori High School in Amsterdam, he chose a teaching career and completed his doctorate in Germanic studies with minor studies in art history and sociology at the University of Amsterdam in 1949. He also studied art in Amsterdam, and then, after WW2, in Bern, Switzerland and in Paris, France. He came to Terre Haute as a visiting instructor at Indiana State in 1950 where he met his future wife Margaret Jones, an art major. Peter taught German and Dutch languages at Indiana University Bloomington, University of California Berkley, and German Language and Literature at Rice University Houston, where he became a U.S. citizen in 1955. In 1956, Peter accepted a position in the Foreign Language Department at Indiana State in Terre Haute where he taught until his retirement in 1990, all while pursuing his art career. Having grown up on the Dutch coast of the North Sea, Peter was intrigued by the subtle nuances of color, shape and feelings evoked by the juxtaposition of land, sky, and water. He was drawn to visit and paint at many coastal locations, such as the Cote d'Azur, the Caribbean, the Greek isles, and Cape Cod. Many of the landscapes and cityscapes painted by Peter were also the subjects of earlier artists, but Peter made a consistent effort to view and depict those subjects from different, unexpected, and novel vantage points. EDS aims to describe and photograph all items thoroughly and accurately, however other conditions present may not have been observed or noted. We encourage you to inspect items in person during preview or by appointment before bidding.

11"L x 6"W x 3"H stained and painted wood musical jewelry box with a hinged lid. Plays Santa Lucia. Includes key. Foil stickers on bottom. EDS aims to describe and photograph all items thoroughly and accurately, however other conditions present may not have been observed or noted. We encourage you to inspect items in person during preview or by appointment, or to ask questions before bidding.

Faktorowicz (Faktor), Ruth (Israeli 1937-current). Untitled glazed ceramic panel with figures. Undated. Signed F. Ruth lower right. 8" x 5 1/2" (Panel). 17" x 15" (Frame). Mounted in a silk covered multi-mat with liners and a gilt surfaced wood frame. Very good conditions. Papered, wired, and ready to hang. Not examined out of frame. See also lots 175w, 180w. Ruth (Faktor) Faktorowicz was born in Ramat-Gan, Israel in 1937. She studied ceramics with Israeli's leading sculptor, A. Doctor and Z. Guri, a noted ceramist in Israel. From 1973 to 1977 Ruth studied at the Ramat-Gan Art School where she specialized in sculpture and modern art. EDS aims to describe and photograph all items thoroughly and accurately, however other conditions present may not have been observed or noted. We encourage you to inspect items in person during preview or by appointment, or to ask questions before bidding.

16"W x 34"H collapsed, 16"W x 36"D x 23"H put together. Traditional Indian seats, made in two pieces with wood slat base/seat and wood frame with hide and embroidered panel back. Some surface wear. EDS aims to describe and photograph all items thoroughly and accurately, however other conditions present may not have been observed or noted. We encourage you to inspect items in person during preview or by appointment, or to ask questions before bidding.

Bruning, Peter (Dutch/American, 1923-2018). Untitled, oil on canvas, dated 1983. Signed PBruning 83 lower right, 20" x 24" (Sight), 16 3/4' x 20 3/4" (Frame). Back of canvas has a light discoloration on the lower left. Light surface wear line or residue on front lower left corner. Overall good condition. EDS will be continuing to sell Peter Bruning's paintings, sculptures, and other artwork in 2024. This session features Bruning's accomplished portraits, landscapes and drawings among other works, with more to come. Peter Bruning was born and raised in Amsterdam, The Netherlands. He loved to draw and play the piano as a child and was influenced by the fine art museums and concert halls in Amsterdam. After graduation from the Montessori High School in Amsterdam, he chose a teaching career and completed his doctorate in Germanic studies with minor studies in art history and sociology at the University of Amsterdam in 1949. He also studied art in Amsterdam, and then, after WW2, in Bern, Switzerland and in Paris, France. He came to Terre Haute as a visiting instructor at Indiana State in 1950 where he met his future wife Margaret Jones, an art major. Peter taught German and Dutch languages at Indiana University Bloomington, University of California Berkley, and German Language and Literature at Rice University Houston, where he became a U.S. citizen in 1955. In 1956, Peter accepted a position in the Foreign Language Department at Indiana State in Terre Haute where he taught until his retirement in 1990, all while pursuing his art career. Having grown up on the Dutch coast of the North Sea, Peter was intrigued by the subtle nuances of color, shape and feelings evoked by the juxtaposition of land, sky, and water. He was drawn to visit and paint at many coastal locations, such as the Cote d'Azur, the Caribbean, the Greek isles, and Cape Cod. Many of the landscapes and cityscapes painted by Peter were also the subjects of earlier artists, but Peter made a consistent effort to view and depict those subjects from different, unexpected, and novel vantage points. EDS aims to describe and photograph all items thoroughly and accurately, however other conditions present may not have been observed or noted. We encourage you to inspect items in person during preview or by appointment before bidding.

3 1/4" to 4"H. Marked on bottoms F. Warne & Co England, some with 1940-1980s dates. Includes Mrs Rabbit, Benjamin Bunny, Poorly Peter Rabbit, Cottontail, Mrs Tiggy Winkle, and Tom Kitten. Good conditions. EDS aims to describe and photograph all items thoroughly and accurately, however other conditions present may not have been observed or noted. We encourage you to inspect items in person during preview or by appointment, or to ask questions before bidding.

Bruning, Peter (Dutch/American, 1923-2018). Untitled, pastel on paper, dated 1981. Signed Peter Bruning 1981 lower right. 11 1/2" x 8 1/2" (Sight), 17 1/2" x 14 1/2" (Frame). Black frame with linen wrap has some surface wear and there is discoloration on the linen wrap. Back of the frame is taped. Not examined out of the frame. Ready to hang. EDS will be continuing to sell Peter Bruning's paintings, sculptures, and other artwork in 2024. This session features Bruning's accomplished portraits, landscapes and drawings among other works, with more to come. Peter Bruning was born and raised in Amsterdam, The Netherlands. He loved to draw and play the piano as a child and was influenced by the fine art museums and concert halls in Amsterdam. After graduation from the Montessori High School in Amsterdam, he chose a teaching career and completed his doctorate in Germanic studies with minor studies in art history and sociology at the University of Amsterdam in 1949. He also studied art in Amsterdam, and then, after WW2, in Bern, Switzerland and in Paris, France. He came to Terre Haute as a visiting instructor at Indiana State in 1950 where he met his future wife Margaret Jones, an art major. Peter taught German and Dutch languages at Indiana University Bloomington, University of California Berkley, and German Language and Literature at Rice University Houston, where he became a U.S. citizen in 1955. In 1956, Peter accepted a position in the Foreign Language Department at Indiana State in Terre Haute where he taught until his retirement in 1990, all while pursuing his art career. Having grown up on the Dutch coast of the North Sea, Peter was intrigued by the subtle nuances of color, shape and feelings evoked by the juxtaposition of land, sky, and water. He was drawn to visit and paint at many coastal locations, such as the Cote d'Azur, the Caribbean, the Greek isles, and Cape Cod. Many of the landscapes and cityscapes painted by Peter were also the subjects of earlier artists, but Peter made a consistent effort to view and depict those subjects from different, unexpected, and novel vantage points. EDS aims to describe and photograph all items thoroughly and accurately, however other conditions present may not have been observed or noted. We encourage you to inspect items in person during preview or by appointment before bidding.

Kapuza, Bernie (American 20th-21st Century). 2 unframed etchings. Both signed, numbered "Artist's Proof". One dated 1971. 10 1/2" x 7 3/8" and 10 1/4" x 7" (Sheets). Buidling etching is taped into a mat. http://berniekapuzadesign.com/ EDS aims to describe and photograph all items thoroughly and accurately, however other conditions present may not have been observed or noted. We encourage you to inspect items in person during preview or by appointment, or to ask questions before bidding.

3 1/8"H. Incise signed on bottom. Good conditions. EDS aims to describe and photograph all items thoroughly and accurately, however other conditions present may not have been observed or noted. We encourage you to inspect items in person during preview or by appointment, or to ask questions before bidding.

58"W x 28"H. Super glam 8 light wall fixture with long electrical cord, working - some looseness to sockets. Cut glass drops (11 missing). EDS aims to describe and photograph all items thoroughly and accurately, however other conditions present may not have been observed or noted. We encourage you to inspect items in person during preview or by appointment, or to ask questions before bidding.

9"H including base. Finely carved and polished head of a child in a cap. Detached from 1"H base. A few nicks and scratches and minor residue on the surface. No signature found. EDS aims to describe and photograph all items thoroughly and accurately, however other conditions present may not have been observed or noted. We encourage you to inspect items in person during preview or by appointment, or to ask questions before bidding.

Bruning, Peter (Dutch/American, 1923-2018). Bouquet, pastel on paper, no date. Signed Peter Bruning lower right. 16 1/2" x 12 1/2" (Sight), 20" x 16 1/4" (Frame). Double matted in metal frame. Frame has some surface wear on edges and residue on the back of the frame. Backing mat board has foxing and masking tape. Not examined out of the frame. Ready to hang. EDS will be continuing to sell Peter Bruning's paintings, sculptures, and other artwork in 2024. This session features Bruning's accomplished portraits, landscapes and drawings among other works, with more to come. Peter Bruning was born and raised in Amsterdam, The Netherlands. He loved to draw and play the piano as a child and was influenced by the fine art museums and concert halls in Amsterdam. After graduation from the Montessori High School in Amsterdam, he chose a teaching career and completed his doctorate in Germanic studies with minor studies in art history and sociology at the University of Amsterdam in 1949. He also studied art in Amsterdam, and then, after WW2, in Bern, Switzerland and in Paris, France. He came to Terre Haute as a visiting instructor at Indiana State in 1950 where he met his future wife Margaret Jones, an art major. Peter taught German and Dutch languages at Indiana University Bloomington, University of California Berkley, and German Language and Literature at Rice University Houston, where he became a U.S. citizen in 1955. In 1956, Peter accepted a position in the Foreign Language Department at Indiana State in Terre Haute where he taught until his retirement in 1990, all while pursuing his art career. Having grown up on the Dutch coast of the North Sea, Peter was intrigued by the subtle nuances of color, shape and feelings evoked by the juxtaposition of land, sky, and water. He was drawn to visit and paint at many coastal locations, such as the Cote d'Azur, the Caribbean, the Greek isles, and Cape Cod. Many of the landscapes and cityscapes painted by Peter were also the subjects of earlier artists, but Peter made a consistent effort to view and depict those subjects from different, unexpected, and novel vantage points. EDS aims to describe and photograph all items thoroughly and accurately, however other conditions present may not have been observed or noted. We encourage you to inspect items in person during preview or by appointment before bidding.

10"H. Marked on bottom under glaze. No chips or cracks observed. EDS aims to describe and photograph all items thoroughly and accurately, however other conditions present may not have been observed or noted. We encourage you to inspect items in person during preview or by appointment, or to ask questions before bidding.

Signed illegibly in pencil on mat. Black and white photograph of an unidentified female dancer. 15 1/2" x 19" (Sight). 25" x 28" (Frame). Double matted in a black metal sectional frame. Not examined out of frame. Wired and ready to hang. EDS aims to describe and photograph all items thoroughly and accurately, however other conditions present may not have been observed or noted. We encourage you to inspect items in person during preview or by appointment, or to ask questions before bidding.

43"H overall, 30"Dia base. Indian brazier / heater base and dome / cover with newer electrification and used as a lamp. Base with 3 solid brass feet 14 1/2"H. Top 21"Dia x 31"H approx. Top dome rests on inner ledge of base, no bottom pan, can hang - interior is unfinished and has drips of paint or other white substance. Very good overall. EDS aims to describe and photograph all items thoroughly and accurately, however other conditions present may not have been observed or noted. We encourage you to inspect items in person during preview or by appointment, or to ask questions before bidding.

Bruning, Peter (Dutch/American, 1923-2018). Untitled, pastel on paper, 17" x 15 3/4" (Sight) , 21" x 19" (Frame). Pretty floral of a potted Poinsettia. Matted in wood frame with metal strip on front edge. Plexiglas has some minor surface wear. Frame has some surface wear on edges and residue on the back of the frame. Back is sealed with paper and tape. Not examined out of the frame. Ready to hang. EDS will be continuing to sell Peter Bruning's paintings, sculptures, and other artwork in 2024. This session features Bruning's accomplished portraits, landscapes and drawings among other works, with more to come. Peter Bruning was born and raised in Amsterdam, The Netherlands. He loved to draw and play the piano as a child and was influenced by the fine art museums and concert halls in Amsterdam. After graduation from the Montessori High School in Amsterdam, he chose a teaching career and completed his doctorate in Germanic studies with minor studies in art history and sociology at the University of Amsterdam in 1949. He also studied art in Amsterdam, and then, after WW2, in Bern, Switzerland and in Paris, France. He came to Terre Haute as a visiting instructor at Indiana State in 1950 where he met his future wife Margaret Jones, an art major. Peter taught German and Dutch languages at Indiana University Bloomington, University of California Berkley, and German Language and Literature at Rice University Houston, where he became a U.S. citizen in 1955. In 1956, Peter accepted a position in the Foreign Language Department at Indiana State in Terre Haute where he taught until his retirement in 1990, all while pursuing his art career. Having grown up on the Dutch coast of the North Sea, Peter was intrigued by the subtle nuances of color, shape and feelings evoked by the juxtaposition of land, sky, and water. He was drawn to visit and paint at many coastal locations, such as the Cote d'Azur, the Caribbean, the Greek isles, and Cape Cod. Many of the landscapes and cityscapes painted by Peter were also the subjects of earlier artists, but Peter made a consistent effort to view and depict those subjects from different, unexpected, and novel vantage points. EDS aims to describe and photograph all items thoroughly and accurately, however other conditions present may not have been observed or noted. We encourage you to inspect items in person during preview or by appointment before bidding.

17"L, 10 1/2"W, 6"H blue porcelain foot bath with fish motifs. Paper sticker on bottom from Oriental Accent. Made in China, Not for food use. No chips or cracks observed. EDS aims to describe and photograph all items thoroughly and accurately, however other conditions present may not have been observed or noted. We encourage you to inspect items in person during preview or by appointment, or to ask questions before bidding.

Bruning, Peter (Dutch/American, 1923-2018). Untitled, pastel on paper, 11 1/2" x 8 1/2" (Sight), 19 1/2" x 16 3/4" (Frame). Image of flowers in a vase. Paper has shifted slightly in the frame. Unusual wood frame with painted silver inner and outer edge. Plexiglas has some minor surface wear. Frame has some surface wear on edges. Back is sealed with masking tape. Not examined out of the frame. Ready to hang. EDS will be continuing to sell Peter Bruning's paintings, sculptures, and other artwork in 2024. This session features Bruning's accomplished portraits, landscapes and drawings among other works, with more to come. Peter Bruning was born and raised in Amsterdam, The Netherlands. He loved to draw and play the piano as a child and was influenced by the fine art museums and concert halls in Amsterdam. After graduation from the Montessori High School in Amsterdam, he chose a teaching career and completed his doctorate in Germanic studies with minor studies in art history and sociology at the University of Amsterdam in 1949. He also studied art in Amsterdam, and then, after WW2, in Bern, Switzerland and in Paris, France. He came to Terre Haute as a visiting instructor at Indiana State in 1950 where he met his future wife Margaret Jones, an art major. Peter taught German and Dutch languages at Indiana University Bloomington, University of California Berkley, and German Language and Literature at Rice University Houston, where he became a U.S. citizen in 1955. In 1956, Peter accepted a position in the Foreign Language Department at Indiana State in Terre Haute where he taught until his retirement in 1990, all while pursuing his art career. Having grown up on the Dutch coast of the North Sea, Peter was intrigued by the subtle nuances of color, shape and feelings evoked by the juxtaposition of land, sky, and water. He was drawn to visit and paint at many coastal locations, such as the Cote d'Azur, the Caribbean, the Greek isles, and Cape Cod. Many of the landscapes and cityscapes painted by Peter were also the subjects of earlier artists, but Peter made a consistent effort to view and depict those subjects from different, unexpected, and novel vantage points. EDS aims to describe and photograph all items thoroughly and accurately, however other conditions present may not have been observed or noted. We encourage you to inspect items in person during preview or by appointment before bidding.

Foy (20th Century). Study From Rembrandt's Father. Watercolor, signed and titled lower right in pencil. No date. 15 1/2" x 11 1/4" (Sight). 26" x 21" (Frame). Double matted in a bronze surfaced wood frame. Not examined out of frame. Wired and ready to hang. EDS aims to describe and photograph all items thoroughly and accurately, however other conditions present may not have been observed or noted. We encourage you to inspect items in person during preview or by appointment, or to ask questions before bidding.

7"H each, with turquoise and yellow majolica stye glazes. Marked on bottoms under glaze James Kent LTD, Made in England, Fenton. 1130 turquoise, 1120 yellow. Yellow pitcher has chipping along bottom foot ring, some cracks along top spout rim, and interior crazing. EDS aims to describe and photograph all items thoroughly and accurately, however other conditions present may not have been observed or noted. We encourage you to inspect items in person during preview or by appointment, or to ask questions before bidding.

37 1/4"W at crown, 19 1/2"D, 80" to top of finial. Wood highboy with pediment top, broken finial (included), brass drawer pulls. Base with 4 drawers, top with 7 drawers. Overall good condition, wood construction drawers. EDS aims to describe and photograph all items thoroughly and accurately, however other conditions present may not have been observed or noted. We encourage you to inspect items in person during preview or by appointment, or to ask questions before bidding.

3 pieces Beleek include 6 1/2"H bud vase, and a Millennium 2000 creamer and sugar bowl. All marked Beleek on bottoms under glaze. Also includes a Donegal Parian China Ireland mug, marked on bottom under glaze. No chips or cracks observed. EDS aims to describe and photograph all items thoroughly and accurately, however other conditions present may not have been observed or noted. We encourage you to inspect items in person during preview or by appointment, or to ask questions before bidding.

Bruning, Peter (Dutch/American, 1923-2018). Untitled, pastel on paper, 11 1/2" x 8 1/2" (Sight), 16 1/2" x 19 1/2" (Frame). Image of sleeping fawn. Paper has shifted slightly in the frame. Unusual rustic wood frame. Plexiglas has residue on the inside and outside. Mat Board has discoloration. Frame has some minor surface wear on edges. Back is sealed with framing points. Not examined out of the frame. Ready to hang. EDS will be continuing to sell Peter Bruning's paintings, sculptures, and other artwork in 2024. This session features Bruning's accomplished portraits, landscapes and drawings among other works, with more to come. Peter Bruning was born and raised in Amsterdam, The Netherlands. He loved to draw and play the piano as a child and was influenced by the fine art museums and concert halls in Amsterdam. After graduation from the Montessori High School in Amsterdam, he chose a teaching career and completed his doctorate in Germanic studies with minor studies in art history and sociology at the University of Amsterdam in 1949. He also studied art in Amsterdam, and then, after WW2, in Bern, Switzerland and in Paris, France. He came to Terre Haute as a visiting instructor at Indiana State in 1950 where he met his future wife Margaret Jones, an art major. Peter taught German and Dutch languages at Indiana University Bloomington, University of California Berkley, and German Language and Literature at Rice University Houston, where he became a U.S. citizen in 1955. In 1956, Peter accepted a position in the Foreign Language Department at Indiana State in Terre Haute where he taught until his retirement in 1990, all while pursuing his art career. Having grown up on the Dutch coast of the North Sea, Peter was intrigued by the subtle nuances of color, shape and feelings evoked by the juxtaposition of land, sky, and water. He was drawn to visit and paint at many coastal locations, such as the Cote d'Azur, the Caribbean, the Greek isles, and Cape Cod. Many of the landscapes and cityscapes painted by Peter were also the subjects of earlier artists, but Peter made a consistent effort to view and depict those subjects from different, unexpected, and novel vantage points. EDS aims to describe and photograph all items thoroughly and accurately, however other conditions present may not have been observed or noted. We encourage you to inspect items in person during preview or by appointment before bidding.

8 3/4" Dia. Glaze crazing throughout. No chips or cracks seen. EDS aims to describe and photograph all items thoroughly and accurately, however other conditions present may not have been observed or noted. We encourage you to inspect items in person during preview or by appointment, or to ask questions before bidding.

28 1/2"H to finial, 20"Dia green fiberglass shade w leather lacing. Minor finish loss, small chip on wood. EDS aims to describe and photograph all items thoroughly and accurately, however other conditions present may not have been observed or noted. We encourage you to inspect items in person during preview or by appointment, or to ask questions before bidding.

Kaplan, Barbara Polan (1939-1997). Woman Speaking. Lithograph, 1972 16/100. Titled, numbered, signed and dated in pencil below image. Biographical information, plus printing details from Desjobert's in Paris taped to paper verso. 25 3/4" x 19 5/8" (Sight). 27" x 21" (Frame). In a painted wood frame. A few bumps to the frame. Strong graphic image. Not examined out of frame. Wired and ready to hang. EDS aims to describe and photograph all items thoroughly and accurately, however other conditions present may not have been observed or noted. We encourage you to inspect items in person during preview or by appointment, or to ask questions before bidding.

34"W x 18"D x 42 1/2"H. Dixie 444-312. Dropfront writing surface, interior light and grommet in back for cords. Maple veneer and white laminate surfaces. Scuffing/stains on top surfaces. EDS aims to describe and photograph all items thoroughly and accurately, however other conditions present may not have been observed or noted. We encourage you to inspect items in person during preview or by appointment, or to ask questions before bidding.

30"W x 18"D x 30"H. Dixie 444-533. Writing Desk/Computer Station with dropfront drawer/pull-out keyboard. Maple veneer and white laminate surfaces. Scuffing/stains on top surfaces. EDS aims to describe and photograph all items thoroughly and accurately, however other conditions present may not have been observed or noted. We encourage you to inspect items in person during preview or by appointment, or to ask questions before bidding.

Bruning, Peter (Dutch/American, 1923-2018). Temple on Sixth Street Terre Haute, oil on canvas, 1988. Signed and dated PBruning '88 lower left, and identified on a tag verso. 19 1/2" x 23 1/2" (Sight). 22" x 26" (Frame). With a gilt surfaced wood frame. Wired and ready to hang. EDS will be continuing to sell Peter Bruning's paintings, sculptures, and other artwork in 2024. Peter Bruning was born and raised in Amsterdam, The Netherlands. He loved to draw and play the piano as a child and was influenced by the fine art museums and concert halls in Amsterdam. After graduation from the Montessori High School in Amsterdam, he chose a teaching career and completed his doctorate in Germanic studies with minor studies in art history and sociology at the University of Amsterdam in 1949. He also studied art in Amsterdam, and then, after WW2, in Bern, Switzerland and in Paris, France. He came to Terre Haute as a visiting instructor at Indiana State in 1950 where he met his future wife Margaret Jones, an art major. Peter taught German and Dutch languages at Indiana University Bloomington, University of California Berkley, and German Language and Literature at Rice University Houston, where he became a U.S. citizen in 1955. In 1956, Peter accepted a position in the Foreign Language Department at Indiana State in Terre Haute where he taught until his retirement in 1990, all while pursuing his art career. Having grown up on the Dutch coast of the North Sea, Peter was intrigued by the subtle nuances of color, shape and feelings evoked by the juxtaposition of land, sky, and water. He was drawn to visit and paint at many coastal locations, such as the Cote d'Azur, the Caribbean, the Greek isles, and Cape Cod. Many of the landscapes and cityscapes painted by Peter were also the subjects of earlier artists, but Peter made a consistent effort to view and depict those subjects from different, unexpected, and novel vantage points. EDS aims to describe and photograph all items thoroughly and accurately, however other conditions present may not have been observed or noted. We encourage you to inspect items in person during preview or by appointment before bidding.

20"W x 18"D x 29 3/4"H. Dixie 444-413. 4 Drawers. Maple veneer and white laminate surfaces. Scuffing/stains on top surfaces. EDS aims to describe and photograph all items thoroughly and accurately, however other conditions present may not have been observed or noted. We encourage you to inspect items in person during preview or by appointment, or to ask questions before bidding.

20"W x 18"D x 29 3/4"H. Dixie 444-413. 4 Drawers. Maple veneer and white laminate surfaces. Scuffing/stains on top surfaces. EDS aims to describe and photograph all items thoroughly and accurately, however other conditions present may not have been observed or noted. We encourage you to inspect items in person during preview or by appointment, or to ask questions before bidding.

Bruning, Peter (Dutch/American, 1923-2018). Coffee Break at Saint Paul, oil on canvas, 2000. Signed and dated PBruning '00 lower left, and identified on a tag verso. 24" x 36" (Stretchers). Unframed. Wired and ready to hang. EDS will be continuing to sell Peter Bruning's paintings, sculptures, and other artwork in 2024. *Oversized and/or framed art pieces require additional shipping and handling fees; it MAY be possible to remove works on paper from their frames to save on costs. Items requiring crating or shipment by freight are the sole responsibility of the winning bidder to arrange and communicate to EDS. If you would like to see if there are options for shipping this piece, please reach out with questions before bidding. Peter Bruning was born and raised in Amsterdam, The Netherlands. He loved to draw and play the piano as a child and was influenced by the fine art museums and concert halls in Amsterdam. After graduation from the Montessori High School in Amsterdam, he chose a teaching career and completed his doctorate in Germanic studies with minor studies in art history and sociology at the University of Amsterdam in 1949. He also studied art in Amsterdam, and then, after WW2, in Bern, Switzerland and in Paris, France. He came to Terre Haute as a visiting instructor at Indiana State in 1950 where he met his future wife Margaret Jones, an art major. Peter taught German and Dutch languages at Indiana University Bloomington, University of California Berkley, and German Language and Literature at Rice University Houston, where he became a U.S. citizen in 1955. In 1956, Peter accepted a position in the Foreign Language Department at Indiana State in Terre Haute where he taught until his retirement in 1990, all while pursuing his art career. Having grown up on the Dutch coast of the North Sea, Peter was intrigued by the subtle nuances of color, shape and feelings evoked by the juxtaposition of land, sky, and water. He was drawn to visit and paint at many coastal locations, such as the Cote d'Azur, the Caribbean, the Greek isles, and Cape Cod. Many of the landscapes and cityscapes painted by Peter were also the subjects of earlier artists, but Peter made a consistent effort to view and depict those subjects from different, unexpected, and novel vantage points. EDS aims to describe and photograph all items thoroughly and accurately, however other conditions present may not have been observed or noted. We encourage you to inspect items in person during preview or by appointment before bidding.

15"H Mary Hadley cat lamp. Working conditions. Very charming. EDS aims to describe and photograph all items thoroughly and accurately, however other conditions present may not have been observed or noted. We encourage you to inspect items in person during preview or by appointment, or to ask questions before bidding.

Smith, Harriet Rex (American 1921-2017). Backyard at Creek Bend PA. Watercolor. Titled and signed in pencil below image. 19 1/2" x 12" (Sight). 27 1/2" x 19 1/2" (Frame). Double matted in a silvered wood frame. Not examined out of frame. Wired and ready to hang. Harriett Rex Smith trained as a fine artist during WWII and returned to Notre Dame University in the 1970's to earn her Master of Fine Arts degree. Her reputation was first established in the Chicago area, and she moved to Ashland, Oregon in 1978. Inspired by Southern Oregon's verdant mountains, she painted plein-air landscapes and traveled to the Grand Canyon, Zion National Park and coastal California for more subject matter. EDS aims to describe and photograph all items thoroughly and accurately, however other conditions present may not have been observed or noted. We encourage you to inspect items in person during preview or by appointment, or to ask questions before bidding.

56"W x 18"D x 29 3/4"H. Dixie 444-222. 8 Drawers. Maple veneer and white laminate surfaces. Arched wood frame mirror with back brackets, 41 1/2"H x 27 1/2"W. Scuffing/stains on top surfaces. EDS aims to describe and photograph all items thoroughly and accurately, however other conditions present may not have been observed or noted. We encourage you to inspect items in person during preview or by appointment, or to ask questions before bidding.

6 3/4"H lidded teapot, 3"H creamer, and 4"H lidded sugar bowl. Marked Haviland Limoges Shalimar, France on bottoms over and under the glaze. Minor staining on teapot lid. No chips or cracks seen. EDS aims to describe and photograph all items thoroughly and accurately, however other conditions present may not have been observed or noted. We encourage you to inspect items in person during preview or by appointment, or to ask questions before bidding.

15 1/2"W x 27 1/2"H x 5 1/2"D. Contemporary Indian wall mirror with peacocks framing inset mirror over semi circle shelf with lower shelf and towel bar / fabric hanging rod. EDS aims to describe and photograph all items thoroughly and accurately, however other conditions present may not have been observed or noted. We encourage you to inspect items in person during preview or by appointment, or to ask questions before bidding.

Bruning, Peter (Dutch/American, 1923-2018). Untitled, undated pastel drawing of a fox. Signed Peter Bruning lower right. 11 1/2" x 8 3/4" (Sight). 20" x 17" (Frame). Matted in a rustic barn wood style frame. Some dirt behind glass. Wired and ready to hang. Not examined out of frame. EDS will be continuing to sell Peter Bruning's paintings, sculptures, and other artwork in 2024. Peter Bruning was born and raised in Amsterdam, The Netherlands. He loved to draw and play the piano as a child and was influenced by the fine art museums and concert halls in Amsterdam. After graduation from the Montessori High School in Amsterdam, he chose a teaching career and completed his doctorate in Germanic studies with minor studies in art history and sociology at the University of Amsterdam in 1949. He also studied art in Amsterdam, and then, after WW2, in Bern, Switzerland and in Paris, France. He came to Terre Haute as a visiting instructor at Indiana State in 1950 where he met his future wife Margaret Jones, an art major. Peter taught German and Dutch languages at Indiana University Bloomington, University of California Berkley, and German Language and Literature at Rice University Houston, where he became a U.S. citizen in 1955. In 1956, Peter accepted a position in the Foreign Language Department at Indiana State in Terre Haute where he taught until his retirement in 1990, all while pursuing his art career. Having grown up on the Dutch coast of the North Sea, Peter was intrigued by the subtle nuances of color, shape and feelings evoked by the juxtaposition of land, sky, and water. He was drawn to visit and paint at many coastal locations, such as the Cote d'Azur, the Caribbean, the Greek isles, and Cape Cod. Many of the landscapes and cityscapes painted by Peter were also the subjects of earlier artists, but Peter made a consistent effort to view and depict those subjects from different, unexpected, and novel vantage points. EDS aims to describe and photograph all items thoroughly and accurately, however other conditions present may not have been observed or noted. We encourage you to inspect items in person during preview or by appointment before bidding.

5 tumblers or lowball glasses 4 1/4"H in two styles, and 5 hiball glasses 5"H in two styles. All etched marked Waterford on bottoms. No chips or cracks seen. EDS aims to describe and photograph all items thoroughly and accurately, however other conditions present may not have been observed or noted. We encourage you to inspect items in person during preview or by appointment, or to ask questions before bidding.

23"W x 22"D x 38"H, 11"H seat. Fine examples of beautifully carved vernacular chairs with woven rope seat, iron brackets. EDS aims to describe and photograph all items thoroughly and accurately, however other conditions present may not have been observed or noted. We encourage you to inspect items in person during preview or by appointment, or to ask questions before bidding.

Signed C.Lowell '00 in ink on mat. Black and white photograph of a young girl in an allegorical style landscape. 14 1/2" x 22 1/4" (Sight). 25" x 31" (Frame). Matted in a wood frame. Not examined out of frame. Wired and ready to hang. EDS aims to describe and photograph all items thoroughly and accurately, however other conditions present may not have been observed or noted. We encourage you to inspect items in person during preview or by appointment, or to ask questions before bidding.

84"L x 39"W x 33 1/2"H. Wrangler by Flexsteel label. 2 seat cushions with velcro attachment. Very good, used condition. Bronze color nailhead trim. EDS aims to describe and photograph all items thoroughly and accurately, however other conditions present may not have been observed or noted. We encourage you to inspect items in person during preview or by appointment, or to ask questions before bidding.

Bruning, Peter (Dutch/American, 1923-2018). Untitled, undated ink and watercolor study after a master work. Unsigned. 10 3/4" x 6 1/2" (Sight). 19" x 15" (Frame). Double matted in a metal sectional frame, no glass. Not examined out of frame. EDS will be continuing to sell Peter Bruning's paintings, sculptures, and other artwork in 2024. Peter Bruning was born and raised in Amsterdam, The Netherlands. He loved to draw and play the piano as a child and was influenced by the fine art museums and concert halls in Amsterdam. After graduation from the Montessori High School in Amsterdam, he chose a teaching career and completed his doctorate in Germanic studies with minor studies in art history and sociology at the University of Amsterdam in 1949. He also studied art in Amsterdam, and then, after WW2, in Bern, Switzerland and in Paris, France. He came to Terre Haute as a visiting instructor at Indiana State in 1950 where he met his future wife Margaret Jones, an art major. Peter taught German and Dutch languages at Indiana University Bloomington, University of California Berkley, and German Language and Literature at Rice University Houston, where he became a U.S. citizen in 1955. In 1956, Peter accepted a position in the Foreign Language Department at Indiana State in Terre Haute where he taught until his retirement in 1990, all while pursuing his art career. Having grown up on the Dutch coast of the North Sea, Peter was intrigued by the subtle nuances of color, shape and feelings evoked by the juxtaposition of land, sky, and water. He was drawn to visit and paint at many coastal locations, such as the Cote d'Azur, the Caribbean, the Greek isles, and Cape Cod. Many of the landscapes and cityscapes painted by Peter were also the subjects of earlier artists, but Peter made a consistent effort to view and depict those subjects from different, unexpected, and novel vantage points. EDS aims to describe and photograph all items thoroughly and accurately, however other conditions present may not have been observed or noted. We encourage you to inspect items in person during preview or by appointment before bidding.

10 1/2"H, 6"Dia at mouth. Vase or urn with pedestal foot. Marked on bottom under glaze, plus stamped Wedgwood. No chips or cracks seen. EDS aims to describe and photograph all items thoroughly and accurately, however other conditions present may not have been observed or noted. We encourage you to inspect items in person during preview or by appointment, or to ask questions before bidding.

80"H extended. Cool oversized modern floor lamp in the style of a drafting / drawing lamp with ALSY Corp. label on interior of shade. Chrome Shade with white enamel interior, copper and brass color arm, brass plated weighted base. Finger switch on top of shade. Corrosion spots on base and some finish color wear. EDS aims to describe and photograph all items thoroughly and accurately, however other conditions present may not have been observed or noted. We encourage you to inspect items in person during preview or by appointment, or to ask questions before bidding.

Bruning, Peter (Dutch/American, 1923-2018). Untitled, undated ink and watercolor study after a master work. Unsigned. 16" x 11 1/2" (Sight). 20 1/2" x 16 1/2" (Frame). Double matted in a metal sectional frame. Not examined out of frame. Wired and ready to hang. EDS will be continuing to sell Peter Bruning's paintings, sculptures, and other artwork in 2024. Peter Bruning was born and raised in Amsterdam, The Netherlands. He loved to draw and play the piano as a child and was influenced by the fine art museums and concert halls in Amsterdam. After graduation from the Montessori High School in Amsterdam, he chose a teaching career and completed his doctorate in Germanic studies with minor studies in art history and sociology at the University of Amsterdam in 1949. He also studied art in Amsterdam, and then, after WW2, in Bern, Switzerland and in Paris, France. He came to Terre Haute as a visiting instructor at Indiana State in 1950 where he met his future wife Margaret Jones, an art major. Peter taught German and Dutch languages at Indiana University Bloomington, University of California Berkley, and German Language and Literature at Rice University Houston, where he became a U.S. citizen in 1955. In 1956, Peter accepted a position in the Foreign Language Department at Indiana State in Terre Haute where he taught until his retirement in 1990, all while pursuing his art career. Having grown up on the Dutch coast of the North Sea, Peter was intrigued by the subtle nuances of color, shape and feelings evoked by the juxtaposition of land, sky, and water. He was drawn to visit and paint at many coastal locations, such as the Cote d'Azur, the Caribbean, the Greek isles, and Cape Cod. Many of the landscapes and cityscapes painted by Peter were also the subjects of earlier artists, but Peter made a consistent effort to view and depict those subjects from different, unexpected, and novel vantage points. EDS aims to describe and photograph all items thoroughly and accurately, however other conditions present may not have been observed or noted. We encourage you to inspect items in person during preview or by appointment before bidding.

Adams, Ansel (American 1902-1984). Poster "The Portfolios of Ansel Adams, Monolith - Face of Half Dome". Signed in ink Ansel Adams below title - signature unverified. Titled below image and along bottom edge. 1983 NY Graphic Society Books. 35 1/2" x 24 3/4 " (Sight). 40" x 29" (Frame). Doubled matted in a metal sectional frame. Not examined out of frame. Wired and ready to hang. *Oversized and/or framed art pieces require additional shipping and handling fees; it MAY be possible to remove works on paper from their frames to save on costs. Items requiring crating or shipment by freight are the sole responsibility of the winning bidder to arrange and communicate to EDS. If you would like to see if there are options for shipping this piece, please reach out with questions before bidding. Ansel Easton Adams was an American landscape photographer and environmentalist known for his black-and-white images of the American West. He helped found Group f/64, an association of photographers advocating "pure" photography which favored sharp focus and the use of the full tonal range of a photograph. EDS aims to describe and photograph all items thoroughly and accurately, however other conditions present may not have been observed or noted. We encourage you to inspect items in person during preview or by appointment, or to ask questions before bidding.

8 1/2"H glazed dog figurine with gold details. Marked 4561 over glaze and A under on bottom. Surface crazing. No chips or cracks observed. EDS aims to describe and photograph all items thoroughly and accurately, however other conditions present may not have been observed or noted. We encourage you to inspect items in person during preview or by appointment, or to ask questions before bidding.

10 1/2"H, 9"Dia. Impressively sized heavy cut glass urn or vase. Unmarked. Minor scratches on bottom. No chips or cracks observed. EDS aims to describe and photograph all items thoroughly and accurately, however other conditions present may not have been observed or noted. We encourage you to inspect items in person during preview or by appointment, or to ask questions before bidding.

Bruning, Peter (Dutch/American, 1923-2018). Suddeutsche Landschaft. Signed PBruning and dated '90 in ink mid right. 13 3/4" x 20 3/4" (Sight). Unframed. Triple matted. Some dirt on mats. Not examined out of mat. EDS will be continuing to sell Peter Bruning's paintings, sculptures, and other artwork in 2024. Peter Bruning was born and raised in Amsterdam, The Netherlands. He loved to draw and play the piano as a child and was influenced by the fine art museums and concert halls in Amsterdam. After graduation from the Montessori High School in Amsterdam, he chose a teaching career and completed his doctorate in Germanic studies with minor studies in art history and sociology at the University of Amsterdam in 1949. He also studied art in Amsterdam, and then, after WW2, in Bern, Switzerland and in Paris, France. He came to Terre Haute as a visiting instructor at Indiana State in 1950 where he met his future wife Margaret Jones, an art major. Peter taught German and Dutch languages at Indiana University Bloomington, University of California Berkley, and German Language and Literature at Rice University Houston, where he became a U.S. citizen in 1955. In 1956, Peter accepted a position in the Foreign Language Department at Indiana State in Terre Haute where he taught until his retirement in 1990, all while pursuing his art career. Having grown up on the Dutch coast of the North Sea, Peter was intrigued by the subtle nuances of color, shape and feelings evoked by the juxtaposition of land, sky, and water. He was drawn to visit and paint at many coastal locations, such as the Cote d'Azur, the Caribbean, the Greek isles, and Cape Cod. Many of the landscapes and cityscapes painted by Peter were also the subjects of earlier artists, but Peter made a consistent effort to view and depict those subjects from different, unexpected, and novel vantage points. EDS aims to describe and photograph all items thoroughly and accurately, however other conditions present may not have been observed or noted. We encourage you to inspect items in person during preview or by appointment before bidding.

9"H, 7 1/4" square at top. Two pieces each with removeable flower frog tops. Peacock and willow designs. Marked on bottoms. No chips or cracks observed. EDS aims to describe and photograph all items thoroughly and accurately, however other conditions present may not have been observed or noted. We encourage you to inspect items in person during preview or by appointment, or to ask questions before bidding.

Bruning, Peter (Dutch/American: 1923-2018). Untitled, undated sculpted plaster head of a woman with a patinated metal coating. Some nicks and surface crazing. Unsigned. 15 1/2" H. EDS will be continuing to sell Peter Bruning's paintings, sculptures, and other artwork in 2024. This session features Bruning's accomplished portraits, landscapes and drawings among other works, with more to come. Peter Bruning was born and raised in Amsterdam, The Netherlands. He loved to draw and play the piano as a child and was influenced by the fine art museums and concert halls in Amsterdam. After graduation from the Montessori High School in Amsterdam, he chose a teaching career and completed his doctorate in Germanic studies with minor studies in art history and sociology at the University of Amsterdam in 1949. He also studied art in Amsterdam, and then, after WW2, in Bern, Switzerland and in Paris, France. He came to Terre Haute as a visiting instructor at Indiana State in 1950 where he met his future wife Margaret Jones, an art major. Peter taught German and Dutch languages at Indiana University Bloomington, University of California Berkley, and German Language and Literature at Rice University Houston, where he became a U.S. citizen in 1955. In 1956, Peter accepted a position in the Foreign Language Department at Indiana State in Terre Haute where he taught until his retirement in 1990, all while pursuing his art career. Having grown up on the Dutch coast of the North Sea, Peter was intrigued by the subtle nuances of color, shape and feelings evoked by the juxtaposition of land, sky, and water. He was drawn to visit and paint at many coastal locations, such as the Cote d'Azur, the Caribbean, the Greek isles, and Cape Cod. Many of the landscapes and cityscapes painted by Peter were also the subjects of earlier artists, but Peter made a consistent effort to view and depict those subjects from different, unexpected, and novel vantage points. EDS aims to describe and photograph all items thoroughly and accurately, however other conditions present may not have been observed or noted. We encourage you to inspect items in person during preview or by appointment before bidding.

Black finish with gold stencil. Hitchcock Chair, CT stencil on back of lower slat. Woven rush seat. All in very good condition. EDS aims to describe and photograph all items thoroughly and accurately, however other conditions present may not have been observed or noted. We encourage you to inspect items in person during preview or by appointment, or to ask questions before bidding.

Bruning, Peter (Dutch/American, 1923-2018). The Saint. Oil on canvas, 2011. Signed PBruning and dated 2011 lower right, and identified on a tag verso. 27 1/2" x 21 1/4" (Sight). 29" x 22 3/4" (Frame). In a painted wood frame. Minor bumps to frame. Wired and ready to hang. EDS will be continuing to sell Peter Bruning's paintings, sculptures, and other artwork in 2024. Peter Bruning was born and raised in Amsterdam, The Netherlands. He loved to draw and play the piano as a child and was influenced by the fine art museums and concert halls in Amsterdam. After graduation from the Montessori High School in Amsterdam, he chose a teaching career and completed his doctorate in Germanic studies with minor studies in art history and sociology at the University of Amsterdam in 1949. He also studied art in Amsterdam, and then, after WW2, in Bern, Switzerland and in Paris, France. He came to Terre Haute as a visiting instructor at Indiana State in 1950 where he met his future wife Margaret Jones, an art major. Peter taught German and Dutch languages at Indiana University Bloomington, University of California Berkley, and German Language and Literature at Rice University Houston, where he became a U.S. citizen in 1955. In 1956, Peter accepted a position in the Foreign Language Department at Indiana State in Terre Haute where he taught until his retirement in 1990, all while pursuing his art career. Having grown up on the Dutch coast of the North Sea, Peter was intrigued by the subtle nuances of color, shape and feelings evoked by the juxtaposition of land, sky, and water. He was drawn to visit and paint at many coastal locations, such as the Cote d'Azur, the Caribbean, the Greek isles, and Cape Cod. Many of the landscapes and cityscapes painted by Peter were also the subjects of earlier artists, but Peter made a consistent effort to view and depict those subjects from different, unexpected, and novel vantage points. EDS aims to describe and photograph all items thoroughly and accurately, however other conditions present may not have been observed or noted. We encourage you to inspect items in person during preview or by appointment before bidding.

Unmarked teaware set with armorial designs. Includes 5 1/2"H lidded teapot, creamer, lidded sugar bowl, spoon rest, and 5 teacups. Minor staining at rims of teacups. No chips or cracks observed. EDS aims to describe and photograph all items thoroughly and accurately, however other conditions present may not have been observed or noted. We encourage you to inspect items in person during preview or by appointment, or to ask questions before bidding.

Bruning, Peter (Dutch/American, 1923-2018). Copy after Titian's Pastoral Concert. Oil on canvas, 1962. Identified verso as Copy by Peter Bruning March 1962. 32" x 46" (Stretchers). Unframed. EDS will be continuing to sell Peter Bruning's paintings, sculptures, and other artwork in 2024. *Oversized and/or framed art pieces require additional shipping and handling fees; it MAY be possible to remove works on paper from their frames to save on costs. Items requiring crating or shipment by freight are the sole responsibility of the winning bidder to arrange and communicate to EDS. If you would like to see if there are options for shipping this piece, please reach out with questions before bidding. Peter Bruning was born and raised in Amsterdam, The Netherlands. He loved to draw and play the piano as a child and was influenced by the fine art museums and concert halls in Amsterdam. After graduation from the Montessori High School in Amsterdam, he chose a teaching career and completed his doctorate in Germanic studies with minor studies in art history and sociology at the University of Amsterdam in 1949. He also studied art in Amsterdam, and then, after WW2, in Bern, Switzerland and in Paris, France. He came to Terre Haute as a visiting instructor at Indiana State in 1950 where he met his future wife Margaret Jones, an art major. Peter taught German and Dutch languages at Indiana University Bloomington, University of California Berkley, and German Language and Literature at Rice University Houston, where he became a U.S. citizen in 1955. In 1956, Peter accepted a position in the Foreign Language Department at Indiana State in Terre Haute where he taught until his retirement in 1990, all while pursuing his art career. Having grown up on the Dutch coast of the North Sea, Peter was intrigued by the subtle nuances of color, shape and feelings evoked by the juxtaposition of land, sky, and water. He was drawn to visit and paint at many coastal locations, such as the Cote d'Azur, the Caribbean, the Greek isles, and Cape Cod. Many of the landscapes and cityscapes painted by Peter were also the subjects of earlier artists, but Peter made a consistent effort to view and depict those subjects from different, unexpected, and novel vantage points. EDS aims to describe and photograph all items thoroughly and accurately, however other conditions present may not have been observed or noted. We encourage you to inspect items in person during preview or by appointment before bidding.

Bruning, Peter (Dutch/American: 1923-2018). Untitled, undated sculpted plaster head of a boy. No base installed - head does not stand on its own. Dirt on textured surface. Unsigned. 12" H. EDS will be continuing to sell Peter Bruning's paintings, sculptures, and other artwork in 2024. This session features Bruning's accomplished portraits, landscapes and drawings among other works, with more to come. Peter Bruning was born and raised in Amsterdam, The Netherlands. He loved to draw and play the piano as a child and was influenced by the fine art museums and concert halls in Amsterdam. After graduation from the Montessori High School in Amsterdam, he chose a teaching career and completed his doctorate in Germanic studies with minor studies in art history and sociology at the University of Amsterdam in 1949. He also studied art in Amsterdam, and then, after WW2, in Bern, Switzerland and in Paris, France. He came to Terre Haute as a visiting instructor at Indiana State in 1950 where he met his future wife Margaret Jones, an art major. Peter taught German and Dutch languages at Indiana University Bloomington, University of California Berkley, and German Language and Literature at Rice University Houston, where he became a U.S. citizen in 1955. In 1956, Peter accepted a position in the Foreign Language Department at Indiana State in Terre Haute where he taught until his retirement in 1990, all while pursuing his art career. Having grown up on the Dutch coast of the North Sea, Peter was intrigued by the subtle nuances of color, shape and feelings evoked by the juxtaposition of land, sky, and water. He was drawn to visit and paint at many coastal locations, such as the Cote d'Azur, the Caribbean, the Greek isles, and Cape Cod. Many of the landscapes and cityscapes painted by Peter were also the subjects of earlier artists, but Peter made a consistent effort to view and depict those subjects from different, unexpected, and novel vantage points. EDS aims to describe and photograph all items thoroughly and accurately, however other conditions present may not have been observed or noted. We encourage you to inspect items in person during preview or by appointment before bidding.

Marked S. Kirk & Son, Sterling on backs of handles. EDS aims to describe and photograph all items thoroughly and accurately, however other conditions present may not have been observed or noted. We encourage you to inspect items in person during preview or by appointment, or to ask questions before bidding.

Marked S. Kirk & Son, Sterling on backs of handles. EDS aims to describe and photograph all items thoroughly and accurately, however other conditions present may not have been observed or noted. We encourage you to inspect items in person during preview or by appointment, or to ask questions before bidding.

Marked S. Kirk & Son, Sterling on backs of handles. EDS aims to describe and photograph all items thoroughly and accurately, however other conditions present may not have been observed or noted. We encourage you to inspect items in person during preview or by appointment, or to ask questions before bidding.

Marked S. Kirk & Son, Sterling on backs of handles. EDS aims to describe and photograph all items thoroughly and accurately, however other conditions present may not have been observed or noted. We encourage you to inspect items in person during preview or by appointment, or to ask questions before bidding.

Marked Kirk Sterling Handle, Stainless Blade on blades. EDS aims to describe and photograph all items thoroughly and accurately, however other conditions present may not have been observed or noted. We encourage you to inspect items in person during preview or by appointment, or to ask questions before bidding.

Bruning, Peter (Dutch/American: 1923-2018). Untitled, undated sculpted painted plaster head after an Egyptian form. 12"H including base. Unsigned. Dirt on surfaces and some paint losses. EDS will be continuing to sell Peter Bruning's paintings, sculptures, and other artwork in 2024. This session features Bruning's accomplished portraits, landscapes and drawings among other works, with more to come. Peter Bruning was born and raised in Amsterdam, The Netherlands. He loved to draw and play the piano as a child and was influenced by the fine art museums and concert halls in Amsterdam. After graduation from the Montessori High School in Amsterdam, he chose a teaching career and completed his doctorate in Germanic studies with minor studies in art history and sociology at the University of Amsterdam in 1949. He also studied art in Amsterdam, and then, after WW2, in Bern, Switzerland and in Paris, France. He came to Terre Haute as a visiting instructor at Indiana State in 1950 where he met his future wife Margaret Jones, an art major. Peter taught German and Dutch languages at Indiana University Bloomington, University of California Berkley, and German Language and Literature at Rice University Houston, where he became a U.S. citizen in 1955. In 1956, Peter accepted a position in the Foreign Language Department at Indiana State in Terre Haute where he taught until his retirement in 1990, all while pursuing his art career. Having grown up on the Dutch coast of the North Sea, Peter was intrigued by the subtle nuances of color, shape and feelings evoked by the juxtaposition of land, sky, and water. He was drawn to visit and paint at many coastal locations, such as the Cote d'Azur, the Caribbean, the Greek isles, and Cape Cod. Many of the landscapes and cityscapes painted by Peter were also the subjects of earlier artists, but Peter made a consistent effort to view and depict those subjects from different, unexpected, and novel vantage points. EDS aims to describe and photograph all items thoroughly and accurately, however other conditions present may not have been observed or noted. We encourage you to inspect items in person during preview or by appointment before bidding.

Marked S. Kirk & Son, Sterling on backs of handles. Includes master butter, 2 small forks, 2 ladels, a sugar shell, and a berry spoon. EDS aims to describe and photograph all items thoroughly and accurately, however other conditions present may not have been observed or noted. We encourage you to inspect items in person during preview or by appointment, or to ask questions before bidding.

48"W x 21"D x 35 3/4"H to marble serving top with 16 1/2" detachable backboard shelf. Fine exotic wood veneer (minimal losses). 2 drawers in apron, hardwood dovetail construction over 2 cabinet doors with key - one side has a lock in need of repair. Side doors open with room for table leaf storage. Drawers: 18 1/2"W x 14 1/2"D interior. Cabinet with adjustable wood shelves 9"D. Fine carved details. EDS aims to describe and photograph all items thoroughly and accurately, however other conditions present may not have been observed or noted. We encourage you to inspect items in person during preview or by appointment, or to ask questions before bidding.

10 1/2" x 8 1/2" oval lidded casserole dish. Marked Botanica by Georges Briard, Ovenware on unglazed bottom. EDS aims to describe and photograph all items thoroughly and accurately, however other conditions present may not have been observed or noted. We encourage you to inspect items in person during preview or by appointment, or to ask questions before bidding.

5"L, 5 1/2"H and 8"L, 8"H clear glass "hen on the nest" covered dishes. One small chip in rim of larger hen. EDS aims to describe and photograph all items thoroughly and accurately, however other conditions present may not have been observed or noted. We encourage you to inspect items in person during preview or by appointment, or to ask questions before bidding.

Includes 8 3/4"Dia plate stamp marked 24X with a gilt applied 86, a 12"L rectangular dish marked Trentham Hancock & Sons under glaze on bottom, 11 1/2"L oval Grindley Promesse 1990 transferware platter, 12 1/2" oval platter with an illegible mark on the bottom and a chip below the rim, and 13 1/2"L oval platter with a transferware image, marked La Francaise under glaze on bottom. Vintage conditions with various areas of staining, crazing, and gilt rim wear. EDS aims to describe and photograph all items thoroughly and accurately, however other conditions present may not have been observed or noted. We encourage you to inspect items in person during preview or by appointment, or to ask questions before bidding.

Bruning, Peter (Dutch/American: 1923-2018). 2 Untitled, undated sculpted plaster female torsos. One on base - smaller without a base does not stand unaided. 8 1/2" and 7 3/4"H. Unsigned. Dirt on surfaces. Nice sized shelf pieces. EDS will be continuing to sell Peter Bruning's paintings, sculptures, and other artwork in 2024. This session features Bruning's accomplished portraits, landscapes and drawings among other works, with more to come. Peter Bruning was born and raised in Amsterdam, The Netherlands. He loved to draw and play the piano as a child and was influenced by the fine art museums and concert halls in Amsterdam. After graduation from the Montessori High School in Amsterdam, he chose a teaching career and completed his doctorate in Germanic studies with minor studies in art history and sociology at the University of Amsterdam in 1949. He also studied art in Amsterdam, and then, after WW2, in Bern, Switzerland and in Paris, France. He came to Terre Haute as a visiting instructor at Indiana State in 1950 where he met his future wife Margaret Jones, an art major. Peter taught German and Dutch languages at Indiana University Bloomington, University of California Berkley, and German Language and Literature at Rice University Houston, where he became a U.S. citizen in 1955. In 1956, Peter accepted a position in the Foreign Language Department at Indiana State in Terre Haute where he taught until his retirement in 1990, all while pursuing his art career. Having grown up on the Dutch coast of the North Sea, Peter was intrigued by the subtle nuances of color, shape and feelings evoked by the juxtaposition of land, sky, and water. He was drawn to visit and paint at many coastal locations, such as the Cote d'Azur, the Caribbean, the Greek isles, and Cape Cod. Many of the landscapes and cityscapes painted by Peter were also the subjects of earlier artists, but Peter made a consistent effort to view and depict those subjects from different, unexpected, and novel vantage points. EDS aims to describe and photograph all items thoroughly and accurately, however other conditions present may not have been observed or noted. We encourage you to inspect items in person during preview or by appointment before bidding.

4 water or wine glasses, 9"H and 3 champagne flutes 10"H. Matched pattern Etch marked Tipperary on bottoms. EDS aims to describe and photograph all items thoroughly and accurately, however other conditions present may not have been observed or noted. We encourage you to inspect items in person during preview or by appointment, or to ask questions before bidding.

7 water or wine glasses, 6"H, 2 flutes 7 1/4"H, and 10 cordials or sherry glasses 3 1/2"H. Matched pattern. Etch marked Waterford on bottoms. EDS aims to describe and photograph all items thoroughly and accurately, however other conditions present may not have been observed or noted. We encourage you to inspect items in person during preview or by appointment, or to ask questions before bidding.

Small 9"H oval framed painting of a vase of flowers, signed Nava / Naug (?) lower right. Gilt surfaced wood frame, paper label from Florence verso. Not examined out of frame. EDS aims to describe and photograph all items thoroughly and accurately, however other conditions present may not have been observed or noted. We encourage you to inspect items in person during preview or by appointment, or to ask questions before bidding.

9"H, 9"W glazed ceramic Bacchus head with an integral hanger verso. Light majolica style glaze. Unmarked. EDS aims to describe and photograph all items thoroughly and accurately, however other conditions present may not have been observed or noted. We encourage you to inspect items in person during preview or by appointment, or to ask questions before bidding.

Tallberg, Axel (Swedish 1860-1928). Kristi Fodelses Kyrka i Betlehem (Church of the Nativity in Bethlehem). Etching. Signed A. Tallberg in pencil lower right and titled in print lower left. 17 1/4" x 12 1/2" (Sight). 21" x 16 1/4" (Frame). In a wood frame against the glass. Wired and ready to hang. Not examined out of frame. Swedish artist, Axel Tallberg (1860-1928), was best known for his etchings. He's also recognised as one of the more important figures in the development of etching in Sweden and taught at the Royal Academy of Fine Arts in Stockholm. His portrait subjects include Leo Tolstoy and Theodore Roosevelt. EDS aims to describe and photograph all items thoroughly and accurately, however other conditions present may not have been observed or noted. We encourage you to inspect items in person during preview or by appointment before bidding.

8"Dia x 18 3/4"H ceramic bases, 33"H to top of finials. Large scale urn lamp bases with wood base (some finish loss), brass cap and fittings. Phoenix designs on surface. Shades in need of cleaning or replacement. EDS aims to describe and photograph all items thoroughly and accurately, however other conditions present may not have been observed or noted. We encourage you to inspect items in person during preview or by appointment, or to ask questions before bidding.

8"H cut Irish crystal, incise marked Dingle 2001, Sean Daly on bottoms. Fleabite in one rim. EDS aims to describe and photograph all items thoroughly and accurately, however other conditions present may not have been observed or noted. We encourage you to inspect items in person during preview or by appointment, or to ask questions before bidding.

4 3/4"Dia, 6"H compote dish, marked Sterling Reinforced with Cement, 200 on bottom. A few dings in the surface. EDS aims to describe and photograph all items thoroughly and accurately, however other conditions present may not have been observed or noted. We encourage you to inspect items in person during preview or by appointment, or to ask questions before bidding.

34"W x 22"D x 17"H. Carved roses on apron, separate white marble top with shaped edge, grey veining. Very nice Victorian era American furniture in very good condition, minor wear to finish at edges. EDS aims to describe and photograph all items thoroughly and accurately, however other conditions present may not have been observed or noted. We encourage you to inspect items in person during preview or by appointment, or to ask questions before bidding.

Trykt Af Max Kleinsong Kbhvn (Printed by Max Kleinsong). Etching. Signed with a monogram lower right, and titled in print lower center. 19 1/4" x 13 1/4" (Sight). 22" x 16" (Frame). In a wood frame against the glass. Papered - not examined out of frame. Swedish artist, Axel Tallberg (1860-1928), was best known for his etchings. He's also recognised as one of the more important figures in the development of etching in Sweden and taught at the Royal Academy of Fine Arts in Stockholm. His portrait subjects include Leo Tolstoy and Theodore Roosevelt. EDS aims to describe and photograph all items thoroughly and accurately, however other conditions present may not have been observed or noted. We encourage you to inspect items in person during preview or by appointment before bidding.

17"W x 20 1/2"D x 33 3/4"H side chair with floral petit point seat cover. 24"W x 29"D x 37 1/2"H balloon back armchair, newer upholstery, wood casters. Both with grape and leaf carvings on back rails, in very good, clean condition. EDS aims to describe and photograph all items thoroughly and accurately, however other conditions present may not have been observed or noted. We encourage you to inspect items in person during preview or by appointment, or to ask questions before bidding.

8 1/4"H brass candlestick holder with 3 twisting fish at base. Paper label on bottom from Decoratives Crafts Inc, India. Some wax on surfaces. EDS aims to describe and photograph all items thoroughly and accurately, however other conditions present may not have been observed or noted. We encourage you to inspect items in person during preview or by appointment, or to ask questions before bidding.

8 3/4"H matched wine glasses. Etch marked Tipperary on foot. EDS aims to describe and photograph all items thoroughly and accurately, however other conditions present may not have been observed or noted. We encourage you to inspect items in person during preview or by appointment, or to ask questions before bidding.

6 glasses 4 1/2"H and a 9 1/2"H lidded jar or ice bucket. Unmarked. EDS aims to describe and photograph all items thoroughly and accurately, however other conditions present may not have been observed or noted. We encourage you to inspect items in person during preview or by appointment, or to ask questions before bidding.

Heller, Andor (Hungarian 1904-late 20th Century). Etching of a child reading a book on the floor. Signed in pencil lower right, and in plate lower left. 15" x 18" (Sight). 16 1/2" x 20" (Frame). Toned paper surface. In a wood frame against glass. Heavy bumps to frame corners, with some ships along edges. Not examined out of frame. EDS aims to describe and photograph all items thoroughly and accurately, however other conditions present may not have been observed or noted. We encourage you to inspect items in person during preview or by appointment before bidding.

78"W x 28 1/2"D x 39"H. Very nicce carving with medallion back, carved wood frame, newer linen Dog Paw Print custom upholstery. Includes 2 bolster pillows and 2 armrest covers. Small wood loss on top edge. EDS aims to describe and photograph all items thoroughly and accurately, however other conditions present may not have been observed or noted. We encourage you to inspect items in person during preview or by appointment, or to ask questions before bidding.

4 pieces of clear surface cut glass with gilt rim forming a 16" x 9" oval for floral display on a table. Unmarked. Also includes a clear flower frog with a VMC France foil label. EDS aims to describe and photograph all items thoroughly and accurately, however other conditions present may not have been observed or noted. We encourage you to inspect items in person during preview or by appointment, or to ask questions before bidding.

Set of 8 two handled teacups and matching saucers, marked Theodore Haviland Limoges France on bottoms over glaze, plus 2 teacups and saucers marked Leviland France, Haviland & Co Limoges over glaze, with a matching candlestick with underplate. EDS aims to describe and photograph all items thoroughly and accurately, however other conditions present may not have been observed or noted. We encourage you to inspect items in person during preview or by appointment, or to ask questions before bidding.

6 3/4"H with pronounced surface craquelure. Marked Fitz and Floyd 1984 on bottom under glaze. EDS aims to describe and photograph all items thoroughly and accurately, however other conditions present may not have been observed or noted. We encourage you to inspect items in person during preview or by appointment, or to ask questions before bidding.

Wagalius, G (?). Untitled, undated seated nude figure. Oil on canvas board, circa mid 20th century. Signed lower right. 20 1/2" x 15 1/2" (Sight). 27 3/4" x 22 3/4" (Frame). Lively and sensitively painted figure in a landscape. In a painted wood frame with a painted liner. Not examined out of frame. EDS aims to describe and photograph all items thoroughly and accurately, however other conditions present may not have been observed or noted. We encourage you to inspect items in person during preview or by appointment before bidding.

15"W x 28"D x 52 1/2"H. Oak and oak veneer multi-drawer cabinet noted by owner as c.1920's from the Showers Brothers Furniture Factory home office (10th St. and Madison, Bloomington, IN). No marks or labels and not confirmed. Loss of one label plate, water damage to veneer at base and top surface, small areas of paint. Wood drawers with metal interiors. EDS aims to describe and photograph all items thoroughly and accurately, however other conditions present may not have been observed or noted. We encourage you to inspect items in person during preview or by appointment, or to ask questions before bidding.

11"H Madonna, likely Heisey mid century. 2 piece mold. Unmarked. Minor scratches on bottom. EDS aims to describe and photograph all items thoroughly and accurately, however other conditions present may not have been observed or noted. We encourage you to inspect items in person during preview or by appointment, or to ask questions before bidding.

2 bowls 7 1/2" and 6"Dia., nappy 5"Dia., and 3 oval relish dishes 7 1/2", 8 1/2" and 10 1/2"L. Unmarked. No chips or cracks observed. EDS aims to describe and photograph all items thoroughly and accurately, however other conditions present may not have been observed or noted. We encourage you to inspect items in person during preview or by appointment, or to ask questions before bidding.

5 7/8"H glazed blue bird. Stamped under glaze on bottom Red Wing 880. No chips or cracks observed. Great condition. EDS aims to describe and photograph all items thoroughly and accurately, however other conditions present may not have been observed or noted. We encourage you to inspect items in person during preview or by appointment, or to ask questions before bidding.

Wagalius, G (?). Untitled, undated sea scene with a dock. Oil on canvas board, circa mid 20th century. Signed lower right. 22" x 16 3/4" (Sight). 24" x 29" (Frame). Evocative sky, impressionistic brush work. In a painted wood frame with a painted liner. Not examined out of frame. EDS aims to describe and photograph all items thoroughly and accurately, however other conditions present may not have been observed or noted. We encourage you to inspect items in person during preview or by appointment before bidding.

26"L x 11"W x 20"H overall, 10 1/2" x 10 1/4" table surface. Overall very good condition. EDS aims to describe and photograph all items thoroughly and accurately, however other conditions present may not have been observed or noted. We encourage you to inspect items in person during preview or by appointment, or to ask questions before bidding.

12"Dia. with Asian inspired transfer image. Marked on bottom under glaze Shenango China USA, by Interpace T-27. Good condition. EDS aims to describe and photograph all items thoroughly and accurately, however other conditions present may not have been observed or noted. We encourage you to inspect items in person during preview or by appointment, or to ask questions before bidding.

11"Dia. at top, 18"H. Painted with tropical flowers and plants. EDS aims to describe and photograph all items thoroughly and accurately, however other conditions present may not have been observed or noted. We encourage you to inspect items in person during preview or by appointment, or to ask questions before bidding.

Waterford compote 5 1/4"H etch marked on foot, and 2 Heritage Blarney Visitor's Bowls 5 1/2"Dia. etch marked on bottoms. One has a paper label on bottom, foil label on side, and original box. Good conditions. EDS aims to describe and photograph all items thoroughly and accurately, however other conditions present may not have been observed or noted. We encourage you to inspect items in person during preview or by appointment, or to ask questions before bidding.

8"H. with grape motifs. Unmarked. No chips or cracks observed. EDS aims to describe and photograph all items thoroughly and accurately, however other conditions present may not have been observed or noted. We encourage you to inspect items in person during preview or by appointment, or to ask questions before bidding.

Wagalius, G (?). Untitled, undated boat with figures at a dock. Oil on canvas board, circa mid 20th century. Signed lower left. 10 7/8" x 15 1/4" (Sight). 17 1/4" x 21 1/2" (Frame). Serene landscape and boat on water. In a painted wood frame with a painted liner. Not examined out of frame. EDS aims to describe and photograph all items thoroughly and accurately, however other conditions present may not have been observed or noted. We encourage you to inspect items in person during preview or by appointment before bidding.

20 1/2"Dia, 8"H at sides. Iron hanging ring fixed to bottom of pot has corrosion/losses. EDS aims to describe and photograph all items thoroughly and accurately, however other conditions present may not have been observed or noted. We encourage you to inspect items in person during preview or by appointment, or to ask questions before bidding.

Pair of leather and fabric traditional Indian shoes, 11"L - stamped 11 on bottoms. Stiff leather, wear. 37" x 26" felted and embroidered mat with florals and birds. A few spots. EDS aims to describe and photograph all items thoroughly and accurately, however other conditions present may not have been observed or noted. We encourage you to inspect items in person during preview or by appointment before bidding.

21 3/4"L x 14 1/2"W x 11 1/2"H overall not including handles. EDS aims to describe and photograph all items thoroughly and accurately, however other conditions present may not have been observed or noted. We encourage you to inspect items in person during preview or by appointment, or to ask questions before bidding.

Matching pair of wood and brass Pierre Forsell wall mounted candle sticks. Signed on the back of metal piece Skultuna 1607 Sweden with an engraved signature. Wood mount is 2 3/4"W on top, tapering to an inch at the bottom, 21"H. Some surface residue on the brass, minor wear on the wood edge. Overall good conditions. EDS aims to describe and photograph all items thoroughly and accurately, however other conditions present may not have been observed or noted. We encourage you to inspect items in person during preview or by appointment before bidding.

4"H pottery jar with a rubber gasket at the lid. Marked on bottom Cross Keys Made in England on unglazed bottom, and stamped with an H. A few stains on surfaces. No cracks or chips observed. EDS aims to describe and photograph all items thoroughly and accurately, however other conditions present may not have been observed or noted. We encourage you to inspect items in person during preview or by appointment before bidding.

After Eduard Von Grutzner. Untitled, undated tavern scene, oil on board. "Cop. N. Grutzner" lower right, with illegible notations on board verso. 7 5/8" x 8 3/4" (Sight). 13 3/4" x 17" (Frame). Lively and ribald tavern scene. In a gilt surfaces wood frame. Wired and ready to hang. Not examined out of frame. EDS aims to describe and photograph all items thoroughly and accurately, however other conditions present may not have been observed or noted. We encourage you to inspect items in person during preview or by appointment before bidding.

Settee: 59 1/4"W x 30"D x 31 1/4"H at back. Includes single pillow. 3 Armchairs: 26 1/4"W x 29"D x 32"H. Ottoman/footstool: 23 1/4"W x 17 3/4"D x 15 1/2"H. All in the same matching skyscraper style angular wood frames with original finish visible in places. Brown wool with lurex/metallic upholstery may also be original - Union Label on underside of items. Some splitting of fabric at seams, metallic cording loose/missing, wear etc. Great restoration project, seats are need to be re-sprung. EDS aims to describe and photograph all items thoroughly and accurately, however other conditions present may not have been observed or noted. We encourage you to inspect items in person during preview or by appointment, or to ask questions before bidding.

Large vase with raised McCoy USA on bottom. White glaze with uniform crazing. Some chips along bottom edge and wear along fluted rim. An impressively large piece. EDS aims to describe and photograph all items thoroughly and accurately, however other conditions present may not have been observed or noted. We encourage you to inspect items in person during preview or by appointment before bidding.

1 3/4"H, 2 3/4"Dia. Delicate cups, marked on bottoms. With orignal box. Good conditions. EDS aims to describe and photograph all items thoroughly and accurately, however other conditions present may not have been observed or noted. We encourage you to inspect items in person during preview or by appointment before bidding.

10"L, 8"H. Unmarked. Good conditions with minor surface wear and residue. EDS aims to describe and photograph all items thoroughly and accurately, however other conditions present may not have been observed or noted. We encourage you to inspect items in person during preview or by appointment before bidding.

Squires, C. Clyde (American 1883-1970). Her Baby. Print on paper, signed in print lower left and dated '00. 11" x 7 1/4" (Sight). 17 1/2" x 13 1/4" with additional ribbon detail (Frame). Matted in a metallic surfaced wood frame. Illustrator's bio included. Very sweet image. Wired and ready to hang. Not examined out of frame. EDS aims to describe and photograph all items thoroughly and accurately, however other conditions present may not have been observed or noted. We encourage you to inspect items in person during preview or by appointment before bidding.

25"Dia at top, 28"H. Bronze finish on metal scroll leg table, glass top with shaped edge rests loosely on base. Good / very good condition with surface scratches on top. EDS aims to describe and photograph all items thoroughly and accurately, however other conditions present may not have been observed or noted. We encourage you to inspect items in person during preview or by appointment, or to ask questions before bidding.

10"Dia., 7"H round pedestal bowl with lid, marked Rogers on the bottom. 21"L, 7"H oval footed dish with glass liner and lid. Glass liner marked Pyrex, silverplated dish is unmarked. Some scratches and minor dings to both pieces, with bluing at edges. EDS aims to describe and photograph all items thoroughly and accurately, however other conditions present may not have been observed or noted. We encourage you to inspect items in person during preview or by appointment before bidding.

5 1/2"H, 5 3/4"Dia. compote, marked Preisner Weighted Sterling on bottom. Also includes an engraved 6"Dia. plate marked Fisher Sterling, and 4 coasters 3 3/8"Dia marked Newport Sterling on bottoms. Some minor scratches and bumps. Total weight excludes weighted compote. EDS aims to describe and photograph all items thoroughly and accurately, however other conditions present may not have been observed or noted. We encourage you to inspect items in person during preview or by appointment before bidding.

8 3/8"H blue irridescent carnival glass candlestick holder, and 11"H clear glass holder. Both unmarked. Some wax residue on smaller. EDS aims to describe and photograph all items thoroughly and accurately, however other conditions present may not have been observed or noted. We encourage you to inspect items in person during preview or by appointment before bidding.

7"Dia., 16 1/4""H. Unmarked, some crazing and enamel loss, overall very nice antique vase. EDS aims to describe and photograph all items thoroughly and accurately, however other conditions present may not have been observed or noted. We encourage you to inspect items in person during preview or by appointment, or to ask questions before bidding.

"Penguin Paradise." Robert Marble limited edition offset print, 1993. Titled in print, and pencil signed, numbered 461/950 and dated 1993 lower right. With COA affixed to paper verso. 16 1/2" x 23" (Sight). 24" x 30" (Frame). Double matted in a black frame. Papered, wired and ready to hang. Not examined out of frame. EDS aims to describe and photograph all items thoroughly and accurately, however other conditions present may not have been observed or noted. We encourage you to inspect items in person during preview or by appointment before bidding.

32"W x 36"D x 42"H chair, 26"W x 18"D x 16"H footstool. Contemporary chair and stool in a traditional style, perfect for a library in burgundy color leather (small tear top of back), nail head trim, wood frame and legs. EDS aims to describe and photograph all items thoroughly and accurately, however other conditions present may not have been observed or noted. We encourage you to inspect items in person during preview or by appointment, or to ask questions before bidding.

Approximately 18"L 2 piece figurine depicting children playing a game, 2 napkin rings, a 7 1/2"H monkey holding a dish overhead, and an 8 1/2"H figure holding a bowl. Various marks on bottom include Made in China, Not Food Safe. Some surface residue. No chips or cracks observed. EDS aims to describe and photograph all items thoroughly and accurately, however other conditions present may not have been observed or noted. We encourage you to inspect items in person during preview or by appointment before bidding.

Includes 8 3/4"H, 5 1/2"Dia. vase, 8"H round bowl with a 5 1/4"Dia. opening, 6" x 6" x 3"H square dish, a 3"Dia. ring dish, and a small 3"H round bowl with a 1 3/8" opening and a Lord & Taylor label on the bottom. Else unmarked. No chips or cracks observed. EDS aims to describe and photograph all items thoroughly and accurately, however other conditions present may not have been observed or noted. We encourage you to inspect items in person during preview or by appointment before bidding.

Includes matched 9"H teapot, 10"H coffee pot, and creamer and lidded sugar. Marked on bottoms Kirk Pewter. Also includes a 6 1/2"Dia dish marked Newburyport Pewter Towle on bottom - with a few dings and surface residue. EDS aims to describe and photograph all items thoroughly and accurately, however other conditions present may not have been observed or noted. We encourage you to inspect items in person during preview or by appointment before bidding.

Unknown artist, sampler or textile fragment, undated. 21 1/2" x 23 3/4" (Sight). 27 1/4" x 29 3/4" (Frame). In a gilt detailed wide rail wood frame against the glass. Heavy, framed with glass, with a break in the glass top right corner. Not examined out of frame. Papered and wired. Oversized and/or framed art pieces require additional shipping and handling fees; it MAY be possible to remove works on paper from their frames to save on costs. Items requiring crating or shipment by freight are the sole responsibility of the winning bidder to arrange and communicate to EDS. If you would like to see if there are options for shipping this piece, please reach out with questions before bidding. EDS aims to describe and photograph all items thoroughly and accurately, however other conditions present may not have been observed or noted. We encourage you to inspect items in person during preview or by appointment, or to ask questions before bidding.

25 1/2"Square, 21 1/2"H. Chest style on frame (one piece) with 2 drawers, metal drop pulls. Very nice, solid wood, good condition, lovely parquet inlaid top surface, burl veneer drawer fronts. Includes glass tops fitted to sit inside outer edge of table. EDS aims to describe and photograph all items thoroughly and accurately, however other conditions present may not have been observed or noted. We encourage you to inspect items in person during preview or by appointment, or to ask questions before bidding.

Set of transferware dishes with gold rims, marked on bottoms over glaze Theodore Haviland New York, Made in America, Cambridge. Includes 16"L oval serving platter, 4 plates 10 1/2"Dia., 3 plates 7 1/2"Dia. 8 saucers, and 6 tea cups. Rubbed areas on gold. No chips or cracks observed. EDS aims to describe and photograph all items thoroughly and accurately, however other conditions present may not have been observed or noted. We encourage you to inspect items in person during preview or by appointment before bidding.

6"H bud vase with round body, marked Limoges on bottom, Kalk ruffled edge candy dish with florals, marked 6651 on bottom, and a single Royal Doulton napkin ring, Juliet 5077. No chips or cracks observed. EDS aims to describe and photograph all items thoroughly and accurately, however other conditions present may not have been observed or noted. We encourage you to inspect items in person during preview or by appointment before bidding.

Set of handpainted dishes with gold rims, marked on bottoms under glaze Noritake, Hand Painted, Japan, Dresdlina. Includes 2 serving bowls 9 3/4"Dia. and 10 1/2"Dia., 13 plates 11"Dia., 13 plates 7 1/2"Dia., 12 plates 6 1/4"Dia., 20 saucers, and 12 tea cups. Rubbed areas on gold. No chips or cracks observed. EDS aims to describe and photograph all items thoroughly and accurately, however other conditions present may not have been observed or noted. We encourage you to inspect items in person during preview or by appointment before bidding.

Untitled temple rubbing, relief print - possibly Angor Wat. Undated. 19 1/2" x 19 1/4" (Sight). 25" x 25" (Frame). Matted in a wood frame. Bright colors, crisp edges. Not examined out of frame. Papered and wired, ready to hang. Oversized and/or framed art pieces require additional shipping and handling fees; it MAY be possible to remove works on paper from their frames to save on costs. Items requiring crating or shipment by freight are the sole responsibility of the winning bidder to arrange and communicate to EDS. If you would like to see if there are options for shipping this piece, please reach out with questions before bidding. EDS aims to describe and photograph all items thoroughly and accurately, however other conditions present may not have been observed or noted. We encourage you to inspect items in person during preview or by appointment, or to ask questions before bidding.

28"W x 30"D x 38"H. Nailhead trim, wood legs. EDS aims to describe and photograph all items thoroughly and accurately, however other conditions present may not have been observed or noted. We encourage you to inspect items in person during preview or by appointment, or to ask questions before bidding.

56 3/4" x 38 1/2" plus wood hanger and bottom dowel. Cloth backed vintage Political Map of India. Some creases and folds. Large size. EDS aims to describe and photograph all items thoroughly and accurately, however other conditions present may not have been observed or noted. We encourage you to inspect items in person during preview or by appointment before bidding.

Includes 3 figures 7 1/2" to 14"H, a pair of figural serving utensils 12"L each, 8"L miniature spoon, a 6"H carved figural neck pillow, and 2 decorative combs 16 1/2" and 30"L. Unknown ages or provenance. Unmarked. EDS aims to describe and photograph all items thoroughly and accurately, however other conditions present may not have been observed or noted. We encourage you to inspect items in person during preview or by appointment, or to ask questions before bidding.

13 3/4"H carved figure. On integral base, but does not stand on its own. Unknown age or provenance. Unmarked. EDS aims to describe and photograph all items thoroughly and accurately, however other conditions present may not have been observed or noted. We encourage you to inspect items in person during preview or by appointment, or to ask questions before bidding.

Untitled 3 panel stone rubbing / relief print, undated. Signed illegibly in pencil and with a pictograph chop lower left. 26 1/2" x 15" (Sight). 35 3/4" x 24 1/2" (Frame). Double matted in a wood frame. Tag verso labeled "COP SU/VV 60". Not examined out of frame. Wired, ready to hang. Oversized and/or framed art pieces require additional shipping and handling fees; it MAY be possible to remove works on paper from their frames to save on costs. Items requiring crating or shipment by freight are the sole responsibility of the winning bidder to arrange and communicate to EDS. If you would like to see if there are options for shipping this piece, please reach out with questions before bidding. EDS aims to describe and photograph all items thoroughly and accurately, however other conditions present may not have been observed or noted. We encourage you to inspect items in person during preview or by appointment, or to ask questions before bidding.

20"W x 16"D x 26"H, single drawer with brass knobs. Inlays in drawer front and legs. Surface wear on top. EDS aims to describe and photograph all items thoroughly and accurately, however other conditions present may not have been observed or noted. We encourage you to inspect items in person during preview or by appointment, or to ask questions before bidding.

Indian carved wood and metal items include a 2 piece tissue box, 4" x 7" x 1 1/4"H hinged box with painted lid and inlaid brass, and 6 carved wood and metal letter openers. Made in India stickers and pricing on a few pieces. EDS aims to describe and photograph all items thoroughly and accurately, however other conditions present may not have been observed or noted. We encourage you to inspect items in person during preview or by appointment, or to ask questions before bidding.

12 3/4"H urn or jar. Surface wear and dings, thin visible crack through wood on bottom. Unknown age, but has an attractive patina. EDS aims to describe and photograph all items thoroughly and accurately, however other conditions present may not have been observed or noted. We encourage you to inspect items in person during preview or by appointment, or to ask questions before bidding.

After a Painting By Edwin Douglas, Mine Host. Engraved By A C Alais. Hand colored engraving, 1883. Identified in print along lower edge. 36" x 26" (Sight). 41" x 31" (Frame). Framed against glass in a metallic surfaced wood frame. A few bumps to frame surfaces. Not examined out of frame. Tag verso identifing artist and title. Papered, wired, ready to hang. Oversized and/or framed art pieces require additional shipping and handling fees; it MAY be possible to remove works on paper from their frames to save on costs. Items requiring crating or shipment by freight are the sole responsibility of the winning bidder to arrange and communicate to EDS. If you would like to see if there are options for shipping this piece, please reach out with questions before bidding. EDS aims to describe and photograph all items thoroughly and accurately, however other conditions present may not have been observed or noted. We encourage you to inspect items in person during preview or by appointment, or to ask questions before bidding.

29"W x 15"D x 30"H to top surface, 35"H at back board. Victorian - late 19th C. Keyholes, no key. Ceramic casters. Overall very good condition with some old repairs, original square nails visible and original finish appears to have been removed. EDS aims to describe and photograph all items thoroughly and accurately, however other conditions present may not have been observed or noted. We encourage you to inspect items in person during preview or by appointment, or to ask questions before bidding.

Approximately 10"H, 4 1/4"Dia at mouth, approximately 12"Dia. at widest point. Engraved on side "HS from Albert Murtci (?)" . Handsome patina and form. EDS aims to describe and photograph all items thoroughly and accurately, however other conditions present may not have been observed or noted. We encourage you to inspect items in person during preview or by appointment, or to ask questions before bidding.

10 1/4"H. plaster head with a faux stone surface. Sits firmly on flat bottom. A few nicks and bumps to surfaces. Unknown age. EDS aims to describe and photograph all items thoroughly and accurately, however other conditions present may not have been observed or noted. We encourage you to inspect items in person during preview or by appointment, or to ask questions before bidding.

Becker (Unknown, possibly Frederick Becker?). Untitled farm landscape, oil on canvas. Circa late 19th - early 20th century. 23 3/8" x 35 3/8" (Sight). 32" x 44" (Frame). Signed lower right "Becker". Very minor yellowing. In a gilt and surface painted wood frame with a linen wrapped liner. Oversized. Frame has some minor bumps and rubbed areas. Wired and ready to hang. Not examined out of frame. Bright painting with lively brushstrokes. Oversized and/or framed art pieces require additional shipping and handling fees; it MAY be possible to remove works on paper from their frames to save on costs. Items requiring crating or shipment by freight are the sole responsibility of the winning bidder to arrange and communicate to EDS. If you would like to see if there are options for shipping this piece, please reach out with questions before bidding. EDS aims to describe and photograph all items thoroughly and accurately, however other conditions present may not have been observed or noted. We encourage you to inspect items in person during preview or by appointment, or to ask questions before bidding.

40-59"W open x 16 1/2"D x 32 1/2"H. Top panels open to reveal inset laminate surface, single drawer with divider - felted surface on side, lower cabinet with shelf. Brass hardware. Good overall, used, surface wear and scratches/water mark. EDS aims to describe and photograph all items thoroughly and accurately, however other conditions present may not have been observed or noted. We encourage you to inspect items in person during preview or by appointment, or to ask questions before bidding.

Unknown 20th century artist, untitled, undated oil on canvas of a woman amongst flowers. 23 1/2" x 35 1/2" (Sight). 35" x 46 1/2" (Frame). Framed in an elaborate carved and gilt surfaced frame. A few bumps to frame, dust in crevices. Large painting with exhuberant florals. Not examined out of frame. Wired, ready to hang. Oversized and/or framed art pieces require additional shipping and handling fees; it MAY be possible to remove works on paper from their frames to save on costs. Items requiring crating or shipment by freight are the sole responsibility of the winning bidder to arrange and communicate to EDS. If you would like to see if there are options for shipping this piece, please reach out with questions before bidding. EDS aims to describe and photograph all items thoroughly and accurately, however other conditions present may not have been observed or noted. We encourage you to inspect items in person during preview or by appointment, or to ask questions before bidding.

Signed Lawrence lower right. After a work by Stan Beckman (?). View of Auberge de lu (sic) Coquille Restaurant, undated. Oil on canvas. 23" x 34 3/4" (Sight). 29 1/2" x 41" (Frame). Framed in a metallic surfaced wood frame. A few bumps to corners. Not examined out of frame. Wired, ready to hang. Oversized and/or framed art pieces require additional shipping and handling fees; it MAY be possible to remove works on paper from their frames to save on costs. Items requiring crating or shipment by freight are the sole responsibility of the winning bidder to arrange and communicate to EDS. If you would like to see if there are options for shipping this piece, please reach out with questions before bidding. EDS aims to describe and photograph all items thoroughly and accurately, however other conditions present may not have been observed or noted. We encourage you to inspect items in person during preview or by appointment, or to ask questions before bidding.

35 1/4" Square, 29 1/4"H. Inset top is removable. In very good overall condition. EDS aims to describe and photograph all items thoroughly and accurately, however other conditions present may not have been observed or noted. We encourage you to inspect items in person during preview or by appointment, or to ask questions before bidding.

McCay, Gracie Rose Adkins (American, 1934-1924). "Fanciful Fins: A Coloring Book for All Ages" Spiral bound adult coloring book, 2006. Also includes 8 offset prints of McCay's fish illustrations - many found in this book. All matted and shrinkwrapped to 12" x 13 1/4". EDS will continue selling McCay’s paintings, drawings, and other artwork in several sessions in 2024. Southern Indiana based artist Gracie Rose Adkins McCay is the author of several adult coloring books featuring her hand-drawn designs (Coloring with Gram). She graduated from Cornish College of the Arts with a BFA in painting, drawing and printmaking. She also studied Education, Religion, and Art at the Colgate Rochester Divinity School and the Philadelphia College of Art. McCay was fascinated with the layering process of painting, mixing colored pencil with watercolor, acrylic and oil stain. A prolific maker, her work was always imaginative and colorful, and frequently featured fish. She exhibited at the Brown County Art Gallery in Nashville, IN, and at the Franklin Gallery of Fine Arts among others, and she was a long-time member the Experimental Artists of Brown County group. EDS aims to describe and photograph all items thoroughly and accurately, however other conditions present may not have been observed or noted. We encourage you to inspect items in person during preview or by appointment before bidding.

McCay, Gracie Rose Adkins (American, 1934-1924). 11" x 14" artist's sketchbook full of pen and ink drawings - of the style found in the included paperback book by McCay "Coloring with Gram: Artzy Abstracts Volume One, Adult Coloring Book" 2015. Unknown if sketchbook is complete - no removals observed. EDS will continue selling McCay’s paintings, drawings, and other artwork in several sessions in 2024. Southern Indiana based artist Gracie Rose Adkins McCay is the author of several adult coloring books featuring her hand-drawn designs (Coloring with Gram). She graduated from Cornish College of the Arts with a BFA in painting, drawing and printmaking. She also studied Education, Religion, and Art at the Colgate Rochester Divinity School and the Philadelphia College of Art. McCay was fascinated with the layering process of painting, mixing colored pencil with watercolor, acrylic and oil stain. A prolific maker, her work was always imaginative and colorful, and frequently featured fish. She exhibited at the Brown County Art Gallery in Nashville, IN, and at the Franklin Gallery of Fine Arts among others, and she was a long-time member the Experimental Artists of Brown County group. EDS aims to describe and photograph all items thoroughly and accurately, however other conditions present may not have been observed or noted. We encourage you to inspect items in person during preview or by appointment before bidding.

McCay, Gracie Rose Adkins (American, 1934-1924). 9" x 11 1/2" artist's watercolor sketchbook with 19 pages full of color drawings, most on both sides of the sheet. Also includes a paperback book by McCay "Coloring with Gram: Fabulous Fins Volume Two, Adult Coloring Book" 2015. EDS will continue selling McCay’s paintings, drawings, and other artwork in several sessions in 2024. Southern Indiana based artist Gracie Rose Adkins McCay is the author of several adult coloring books featuring her hand-drawn designs (Coloring with Gram). She graduated from Cornish College of the Arts with a BFA in painting, drawing and printmaking. She also studied Education, Religion, and Art at the Colgate Rochester Divinity School and the Philadelphia College of Art. McCay was fascinated with the layering process of painting, mixing colored pencil with watercolor, acrylic and oil stain. A prolific maker, her work was always imaginative and colorful, and frequently featured fish. She exhibited at the Brown County Art Gallery in Nashville, IN, and at the Franklin Gallery of Fine Arts among others, and she was a long-time member the Experimental Artists of Brown County group. EDS aims to describe and photograph all items thoroughly and accurately, however other conditions present may not have been observed or noted. We encourage you to inspect items in person during preview or by appointment before bidding.

Hardy, Gerald (American,1938-current). Mountain Carousel, color etching, AP. Titled and signed in pencil below plate mark. 12 1/4" x 18 1/4" (Sight). 18" x 24" (Frame). Matted in a gold metal sectional frame. Minor toning at edge of mat. Biography taped to backing. Not examined out of frame. Wired, ready to hang. Gerald Hardy was born in Melrose Park, IL in 1938. In 1960, he studied at the Art Institute of Chicago and at the Art Institute’s summer program, Oxbow. Hardy exhibited at the Art Institute of Chicago and the Illinois State Museum. His work can be found in the collections of the Birmingham Museum of Art, Birmingham, AL and the Mint Museum in Charlotte, NC. The artist currently resides in Falls Village, CT. EDS aims to describe and photograph all items thoroughly and accurately, however other conditions present may not have been observed or noted. We encourage you to inspect items in person during preview or by appointment, or to ask questions before bidding.

Ceramic mounted on 8 3/4" x 10 1/4" base (losses to laminate sides), minimal surface wear. EDS aims to describe and photograph all items thoroughly and accurately, however other conditions present may not have been observed or noted. We encourage you to inspect items in person during preview or by appointment, or to ask questions before bidding.

McCay, Gracie Rose Adkins (American, 1934-1924). Sheets approximately 22" x 16" with some variation. Includes unsigned states, proofs, and variants of assorted etchings and relief prints. EDS will continue selling McCay’s paintings, drawings, and other artwork in several sessions in 2024. Southern Indiana based artist Gracie Rose Adkins McCay is the author of several adult coloring books featuring her hand-drawn designs (Coloring with Gram). She graduated from Cornish College of the Arts with a BFA in painting, drawing and printmaking. She also studied Education, Religion, and Art at the Colgate Rochester Divinity School and the Philadelphia College of Art. McCay was fascinated with the layering process of painting, mixing colored pencil with watercolor, acrylic and oil stain. A prolific maker, her work was always imaginative and colorful, and frequently featured fish. She exhibited at the Brown County Art Gallery in Nashville, IN, and at the Franklin Gallery of Fine Arts among others, and she was a long-time member the Experimental Artists of Brown County group. EDS aims to describe and photograph all items thoroughly and accurately, however other conditions present may not have been observed or noted. We encourage you to inspect items in person during preview or by appointment before bidding.

McCay, Gracie Rose Adkins (American, 1934-1924). Largest sheet 22" x 15" smallest 12" x 12". Works on paper - most signed and some dated. Includes marker, watercolor, colored pencil and more. EDS will continue selling McCay’s paintings, drawings, and other artwork in several sessions in 2024. Southern Indiana based artist Gracie Rose Adkins McCay is the author of several adult coloring books featuring her hand-drawn designs (Coloring with Gram). She graduated from Cornish College of the Arts with a BFA in painting, drawing and printmaking. She also studied Education, Religion, and Art at the Colgate Rochester Divinity School and the Philadelphia College of Art. McCay was fascinated with the layering process of painting, mixing colored pencil with watercolor, acrylic and oil stain. A prolific maker, her work was always imaginative and colorful, and frequently featured fish. She exhibited at the Brown County Art Gallery in Nashville, IN, and at the Franklin Gallery of Fine Arts among others, and she was a long-time member the Experimental Artists of Brown County group. EDS aims to describe and photograph all items thoroughly and accurately, however other conditions present may not have been observed or noted. We encourage you to inspect items in person during preview or by appointment before bidding.

McCay, Gracie Rose Adkins (American, 1934-1924). Largest piece approximately 16"H, smallest sheet 11 3/4" x 9". Works on paper, several cut and shaped works including 4 Santa variations. Many signed and some dated. Includes marker, watercolor, colored pencil and more. EDS will continue selling McCay’s paintings, drawings, and other artwork in several sessions in 2024. Southern Indiana based artist Gracie Rose Adkins McCay is the author of several adult coloring books featuring her hand-drawn designs (Coloring with Gram). She graduated from Cornish College of the Arts with a BFA in painting, drawing and printmaking. She also studied Education, Religion, and Art at the Colgate Rochester Divinity School and the Philadelphia College of Art. McCay was fascinated with the layering process of painting, mixing colored pencil with watercolor, acrylic and oil stain. A prolific maker, her work was always imaginative and colorful, and frequently featured fish. She exhibited at the Brown County Art Gallery in Nashville, IN, and at the Franklin Gallery of Fine Arts among others, and she was a long-time member the Experimental Artists of Brown County group. EDS aims to describe and photograph all items thoroughly and accurately, however other conditions present may not have been observed or noted. We encourage you to inspect items in person during preview or by appointment before bidding.

McCay, Gracie Rose Adkins (American, 1934-1924). Lost Lagoon Search II. Woodcut. Titled and signed Rose McCay in pencil below image. 12 1/2" x 12 1/2" (Sight). 19" x 19" (Frame). Double matted in a metal sectional frame. Not examined out of frame. Wired and ready to hang. EDS will continue selling McCay’s paintings, drawings, and other artwork in several sessions in 2024. Southern Indiana based artist Gracie Rose Adkins McCay is the author of several adult coloring books featuring her hand-drawn designs (Coloring with Gram). She graduated from Cornish College of the Arts with a BFA in painting, drawing and printmaking. She also studied Education, Religion, and Art at the Colgate Rochester Divinity School and the Philadelphia College of Art. McCay was fascinated with the layering process of painting, mixing colored pencil with watercolor, acrylic and oil stain. A prolific maker, her work was always imaginative and colorful, and frequently featured fish. She exhibited at the Brown County Art Gallery in Nashville, IN, and at the Franklin Gallery of Fine Arts among others, and she was a long-time member the Experimental Artists of Brown County group. EDS aims to describe and photograph all items thoroughly and accurately, however other conditions present may not have been observed or noted. We encourage you to inspect items in person during preview or by appointment before bidding.

41" x 21" x 36"H. Solid wood mortise & tenon construction with dovetails, brass drop pulls, brass lock escutcheons (one loose). EDS aims to describe and photograph all items thoroughly and accurately, however other conditions present may not have been observed or noted. We encourage you to inspect items in person during preview or by appointment, or to ask questions before bidding.

McCay, Gracie Rose Adkins (American, 1934-1924). 4 artist's sketchbooks, largest 11" x 14", partially full of pen and ink, pencil, color pencil and other drawings - many of the style found in the included paperback book by McCay "Coloring with Gram: Artzy Abstracts Volume One, Adult Coloring Book" 2015. Sketchbooks are incomplete - each includes some blank pages. EDS will continue selling McCay’s paintings, drawings, and other artwork in several sessions in 2024. Southern Indiana based artist Gracie Rose Adkins McCay is the author of several adult coloring books featuring her hand-drawn designs (Coloring with Gram). She graduated from Cornish College of the Arts with a BFA in painting, drawing and printmaking. She also studied Education, Religion, and Art at the Colgate Rochester Divinity School and the Philadelphia College of Art. McCay was fascinated with the layering process of painting, mixing colored pencil with watercolor, acrylic and oil stain. A prolific maker, her work was always imaginative and colorful, and frequently featured fish. She exhibited at the Brown County Art Gallery in Nashville, IN, and at the Franklin Gallery of Fine Arts among others, and she was a long-time member the Experimental Artists of Brown County group. EDS aims to describe and photograph all items thoroughly and accurately, however other conditions present may not have been observed or noted. We encourage you to inspect items in person during preview or by appointment before bidding.

McCay, Gracie Rose Adkins (American, 1934-1924). 11" x 14" artist's sketchbook full of pen and ink drawings - of the style found in the included paperback book by McCay "Coloring with Gram: Artzy Abstracts Volume One, Adult Coloring Book" 2015. Unknown if sketchbook is complete - no removals observed. EDS will continue selling McCay’s paintings, drawings, and other artwork in several sessions in 2024. Southern Indiana based artist Gracie Rose Adkins McCay is the author of several adult coloring books featuring her hand-drawn designs (Coloring with Gram). She graduated from Cornish College of the Arts with a BFA in painting, drawing and printmaking. She also studied Education, Religion, and Art at the Colgate Rochester Divinity School and the Philadelphia College of Art. McCay was fascinated with the layering process of painting, mixing colored pencil with watercolor, acrylic and oil stain. A prolific maker, her work was always imaginative and colorful, and frequently featured fish. She exhibited at the Brown County Art Gallery in Nashville, IN, and at the Franklin Gallery of Fine Arts among others, and she was a long-time member the Experimental Artists of Brown County group. EDS aims to describe and photograph all items thoroughly and accurately, however other conditions present may not have been observed or noted. We encourage you to inspect items in person during preview or by appointment before bidding.

McCay, Gracie Rose Adkins (American, 1934-1924). 13 1/2" x 11" (Sheets). Unsigned color pencil drawings on paper of people in hats. A fun group. EDS will continue selling McCay’s paintings, drawings, and other artwork in several sessions in 2024. Southern Indiana based artist Gracie Rose Adkins McCay is the author of several adult coloring books featuring her hand-drawn designs (Coloring with Gram). She graduated from Cornish College of the Arts with a BFA in painting, drawing and printmaking. She also studied Education, Religion, and Art at the Colgate Rochester Divinity School and the Philadelphia College of Art. McCay was fascinated with the layering process of painting, mixing colored pencil with watercolor, acrylic and oil stain. A prolific maker, her work was always imaginative and colorful, and frequently featured fish. She exhibited at the Brown County Art Gallery in Nashville, IN, and at the Franklin Gallery of Fine Arts among others, and she was a long-time member the Experimental Artists of Brown County group. EDS aims to describe and photograph all items thoroughly and accurately, however other conditions present may not have been observed or noted. We encourage you to inspect items in person during preview or by appointment before bidding.

McCay, Gracie Rose Adkins (American, 1934-1924). Dawning. Woodcut. Titled and signed in pencil along bottom edge of image, and identified on a tag verso. 12 1/2" x 15 1/2" (Sight). 18" x 21" (Frame). Matted in a metal sectional frame. Not examined out of frame. Wired and ready to hang. EDS will continue selling McCay’s paintings, drawings, and other artwork in several sessions in 2024. Southern Indiana based artist Gracie Rose Adkins McCay is the author of several adult coloring books featuring her hand-drawn designs (Coloring with Gram). She graduated from Cornish College of the Arts with a BFA in painting, drawing and printmaking. She also studied Education, Religion, and Art at the Colgate Rochester Divinity School and the Philadelphia College of Art. McCay was fascinated with the layering process of painting, mixing colored pencil with watercolor, acrylic and oil stain. A prolific maker, her work was always imaginative and colorful, and frequently featured fish. She exhibited at the Brown County Art Gallery in Nashville, IN, and at the Franklin Gallery of Fine Arts among others, and she was a long-time member the Experimental Artists of Brown County group. EDS aims to describe and photograph all items thoroughly and accurately, however other conditions present may not have been observed or noted. We encourage you to inspect items in person during preview or by appointment before bidding.

20" x 20" x 29 1/2". Side table with unusual double twist details on legs and shelf support. Loss to one shelf support and break in apron below top, watermarks, finish wear and surface scratches.

McCay, Gracie Rose Adkins (American, 1934-1924). 12" x 9" (Sheets). Unsigned marker drawings on paper of abstracts, card suits +. A fun and varied group. EDS will continue selling McCay’s paintings, drawings, and other artwork in several sessions in 2024. Southern Indiana based artist Gracie Rose Adkins McCay is the author of several adult coloring books featuring her hand-drawn designs (Coloring with Gram). She graduated from Cornish College of the Arts with a BFA in painting, drawing and printmaking. She also studied Education, Religion, and Art at the Colgate Rochester Divinity School and the Philadelphia College of Art. McCay was fascinated with the layering process of painting, mixing colored pencil with watercolor, acrylic and oil stain. A prolific maker, her work was always imaginative and colorful, and frequently featured fish. She exhibited at the Brown County Art Gallery in Nashville, IN, and at the Franklin Gallery of Fine Arts among others, and she was a long-time member the Experimental Artists of Brown County group. EDS aims to describe and photograph all items thoroughly and accurately, however other conditions present may not have been observed or noted. We encourage you to inspect items in person during preview or by appointment before bidding.

McCay, Gracie Rose Adkins (American, 1934-1924). Sheets approximately 22" x 16" with some variation. Includes unsigned states, proofs, and variants of assorted etchings and relief prints. EDS will continue selling McCay’s paintings, drawings, and other artwork in several sessions in 2024. Southern Indiana based artist Gracie Rose Adkins McCay is the author of several adult coloring books featuring her hand-drawn designs (Coloring with Gram). She graduated from Cornish College of the Arts with a BFA in painting, drawing and printmaking. She also studied Education, Religion, and Art at the Colgate Rochester Divinity School and the Philadelphia College of Art. McCay was fascinated with the layering process of painting, mixing colored pencil with watercolor, acrylic and oil stain. A prolific maker, her work was always imaginative and colorful, and frequently featured fish. She exhibited at the Brown County Art Gallery in Nashville, IN, and at the Franklin Gallery of Fine Arts among others, and she was a long-time member the Experimental Artists of Brown County group. EDS aims to describe and photograph all items thoroughly and accurately, however other conditions present may not have been observed or noted. We encourage you to inspect items in person during preview or by appointment before bidding.

McCay, Gracie Rose Adkins (American, 1934-1924). 13" x 9 1/2" (Sheets, largest). Signed and unsigned marker and watercolor drawings on paper of fish. One shaped, two on handmade paper. A fun group. EDS will continue selling McCay’s paintings, drawings, and other artwork in several sessions in 2024. Southern Indiana based artist Gracie Rose Adkins McCay is the author of several adult coloring books featuring her hand-drawn designs (Coloring with Gram). She graduated from Cornish College of the Arts with a BFA in painting, drawing and printmaking. She also studied Education, Religion, and Art at the Colgate Rochester Divinity School and the Philadelphia College of Art. McCay was fascinated with the layering process of painting, mixing colored pencil with watercolor, acrylic and oil stain. A prolific maker, her work was always imaginative and colorful, and frequently featured fish. She exhibited at the Brown County Art Gallery in Nashville, IN, and at the Franklin Gallery of Fine Arts among others, and she was a long-time member the Experimental Artists of Brown County group. EDS aims to describe and photograph all items thoroughly and accurately, however other conditions present may not have been observed or noted. We encourage you to inspect items in person during preview or by appointment before bidding.

McCay, Gracie Rose Adkins (American, 1934-1924). 14" x 11" (Sheets, largest). Assortment of unsigned marker and watercolor drawings on paper of fish, people in hats, abstracts. Nice variety of McCay's drawings on paper. EDS will continue selling McCay’s paintings, drawings, and other artwork in several sessions in 2024. Southern Indiana based artist Gracie Rose Adkins McCay is the author of several adult coloring books featuring her hand-drawn designs (Coloring with Gram). She graduated from Cornish College of the Arts with a BFA in painting, drawing and printmaking. She also studied Education, Religion, and Art at the Colgate Rochester Divinity School and the Philadelphia College of Art. McCay was fascinated with the layering process of painting, mixing colored pencil with watercolor, acrylic and oil stain. A prolific maker, her work was always imaginative and colorful, and frequently featured fish. She exhibited at the Brown County Art Gallery in Nashville, IN, and at the Franklin Gallery of Fine Arts among others, and she was a long-time member the Experimental Artists of Brown County group. EDS aims to describe and photograph all items thoroughly and accurately, however other conditions present may not have been observed or noted. We encourage you to inspect items in person during preview or by appointment before bidding.

McCay, Gracie Rose Adkins (American, 1934-1924). Lost Lagoon Search VIII. Woodcut. Titled and signed Rose McCay in pencil below image. 12 1/2" x 12 1/2" (Sight). 19" x 19" (Frame). Double matted in a metal sectional frame. Not examined out of frame. Wired and ready to hang. EDS will continue selling McCay’s paintings, drawings, and other artwork in several sessions in 2024. Southern Indiana based artist Gracie Rose Adkins McCay is the author of several adult coloring books featuring her hand-drawn designs (Coloring with Gram). She graduated from Cornish College of the Arts with a BFA in painting, drawing and printmaking. She also studied Education, Religion, and Art at the Colgate Rochester Divinity School and the Philadelphia College of Art. McCay was fascinated with the layering process of painting, mixing colored pencil with watercolor, acrylic and oil stain. A prolific maker, her work was always imaginative and colorful, and frequently featured fish. She exhibited at the Brown County Art Gallery in Nashville, IN, and at the Franklin Gallery of Fine Arts among others, and she was a long-time member the Experimental Artists of Brown County group. EDS aims to describe and photograph all items thoroughly and accurately, however other conditions present may not have been observed or noted. We encourage you to inspect items in person during preview or by appointment before bidding.

Painted finish on steel, 3 shelves. Overall, good used condition. EDS aims to describe and photograph all items thoroughly and accurately, however other conditions present may not have been observed or noted. We encourage you to inspect items in person during preview or by appointment, or to ask questions before bidding.

McCay, Gracie Rose Adkins (American, 1934-1924). 14" x 11" (Sheets, largest). Assortment of unsigned marker and watercolor drawings on paper of fish, people in hats, abstracts. Nice variety of McCay's drawings on paper. EDS will continue selling McCay’s paintings, drawings, and other artwork in several sessions in 2024. Southern Indiana based artist Gracie Rose Adkins McCay is the author of several adult coloring books featuring her hand-drawn designs (Coloring with Gram). She graduated from Cornish College of the Arts with a BFA in painting, drawing and printmaking. She also studied Education, Religion, and Art at the Colgate Rochester Divinity School and the Philadelphia College of Art. McCay was fascinated with the layering process of painting, mixing colored pencil with watercolor, acrylic and oil stain. A prolific maker, her work was always imaginative and colorful, and frequently featured fish. She exhibited at the Brown County Art Gallery in Nashville, IN, and at the Franklin Gallery of Fine Arts among others, and she was a long-time member the Experimental Artists of Brown County group. EDS aims to describe and photograph all items thoroughly and accurately, however other conditions present may not have been observed or noted. We encourage you to inspect items in person during preview or by appointment before bidding.

McCay, Gracie Rose Adkins (American, 1934-1924). 14" x 11" (Sheets, largest). Assortment of signed and unsigned marker and watercolor drawings on paper of fish, people in hats, abstracts, one on handmade paper. Nice variety of McCay's drawings on paper. EDS will continue selling McCay’s paintings, drawings, and other artwork in several sessions in 2024. Southern Indiana based artist Gracie Rose Adkins McCay is the author of several adult coloring books featuring her hand-drawn designs (Coloring with Gram). She graduated from Cornish College of the Arts with a BFA in painting, drawing and printmaking. She also studied Education, Religion, and Art at the Colgate Rochester Divinity School and the Philadelphia College of Art. McCay was fascinated with the layering process of painting, mixing colored pencil with watercolor, acrylic and oil stain. A prolific maker, her work was always imaginative and colorful, and frequently featured fish. She exhibited at the Brown County Art Gallery in Nashville, IN, and at the Franklin Gallery of Fine Arts among others, and she was a long-time member the Experimental Artists of Brown County group. EDS aims to describe and photograph all items thoroughly and accurately, however other conditions present may not have been observed or noted. We encourage you to inspect items in person during preview or by appointment before bidding.

McCay, Gracie Rose Adkins (American, 1934-1924). 12 1/2" x 9 1/4" (Sheets). Assortment of unsigned marker and watercolor drawings on handmade paper of fish, eggs, and a cat. EDS will continue selling McCay’s paintings, drawings, and other artwork in several sessions in 2024. Southern Indiana based artist Gracie Rose Adkins McCay is the author of several adult coloring books featuring her hand-drawn designs (Coloring with Gram). She graduated from Cornish College of the Arts with a BFA in painting, drawing and printmaking. She also studied Education, Religion, and Art at the Colgate Rochester Divinity School and the Philadelphia College of Art. McCay was fascinated with the layering process of painting, mixing colored pencil with watercolor, acrylic and oil stain. A prolific maker, her work was always imaginative and colorful, and frequently featured fish. She exhibited at the Brown County Art Gallery in Nashville, IN, and at the Franklin Gallery of Fine Arts among others, and she was a long-time member the Experimental Artists of Brown County group. EDS aims to describe and photograph all items thoroughly and accurately, however other conditions present may not have been observed or noted. We encourage you to inspect items in person during preview or by appointment before bidding.