Fall Select Auction: November 4 (2005) Lots 122-152 |
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122. Rising Star quilt, c.1860, great vintage fabrics in stars, great paisley print to back, great graphics, 78" x 78". 400-600
This and the following quilts are from a private collection of 19th and early 20th century quilts, all entirely hand stitched. |
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123. Pink topiary applique quilt, c.1930, excellent stitching & quilting, 80" x 92". 300-500 |
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124. Lady of the Lake quilt, c.1875, great vintage fabrics & graphics, 71" x 81". 300-500 |
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125. Early Rookwood ewer. Stem, folded rim & handle decorated w/blossoms, spider webs & geometric patterns in gold on light & dark blue background. Body w/thickly painted white blossoms w/gold centers, gold leaves & vines w/gold accents, and other gold work on cream background. Base stamped W, incised J.P.B./S., 13"h x 7.5"w, mint. 300-500
126. Rookwood cameo glaze pitcher, Edward Abel, detailed clover blossoms & buds in tan & pink on olive & rust leaves & stems, 1890, #18, 6.5", mint. 500-700 127. Rookwood cameo glaze ribbed plate decorated in white blossoms, green stems & brown leaves by Amelia Sprague, 1887, 817W, 7", mint. 200-300 128. Rookwood jug in Limoges style decoration of clover blossoms & stems w/gold highlights on tan background, Albert R Valentien, 6.5", impressed Rookwood 1882, mint. 300-500 |
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129. Rookwood pitcher on five feet, rare form in pink & green matt glaze, 1921, 616. 120-150
130. Rookwood Arts & Crafts handled vase, pink to green matt w/carved geometric base, 1907, 1014D, 7"h x 4.5"w, mint. 250-350 131. Rookwood polychrome trivet w/colonial lady, 1922, #3070, 5.75" x 5.75", mint. 200-300 132. Rookwood vase, pale green matt glaze w/carved & painted blossoms & leaves in purple & dark green, artist signed, 1905, 942E, 4.75"h x 3.5"w, minor glaze misses, mint. 400-600 133. Rookwood tapered form vase, pale green matt glaze w/carved & painted blossoms & leaves in red & green, artist signed, 1904, 969E, 4"h x 3"w, mint. 300-500 |
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134. Sara Grofton Ware, Cincinnati, 20th century, City scene w/horses & buggies, watercolor, 13" x 9", signed, dated 46. 100-300
A Cincinnati artist listed in Davenport's and Mallett. |
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135. Framed page from Harper's Weekly of Tyler Davidson Fountain, The New Fountain Presented to the City of Cincinnati, Sept 30, 1871, 15" x 10", excellent condition. 150-250 |
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136. Framed Cincinnati photograph, The Christian Moerlein Brewing Co employee photo, sign on wall dated 1897, 11" x 13.5". 200-300 |
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137. Framed Cincinnati photograph, The Coney Island Co Island Queen, 15.5" x 19.5". 150-250 |
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138. Framed Cincinnati photograph, Mt. Adams incline, 19.5" x 15.5". 150-250 |
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139. Charley Harper silkscreen, Catfish, 10.5" x 15", pencil signed, nicely framed. 100-200 |
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140. Paul Ashbrook, Cincinnati, 1867-1949, Female nude study, 1940, pencil, 18" x 10", signed, dated 2/29/40. 100-300
Ashbrook studied under Frank Duveneck and William Merritt Chase, and was an instructor at the Cincinnati Art Academy. |
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141. Stanley Bielecky, IN, 1903-1985, Busy street in Arizona, watercolor, 10.5" x 14.5", signed. 200-400
Well-listed painter and teacher from Indiana and Chicago. His paintings are noteworthy for the animation he gives to industrial scenes, and to men and women either working or playing. |
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142. Glen Tracy, Cincinnati, b.1883, Pair of stylized autumn landscapes, c.1930, both 6" x 6", presented together in 25" x 14.5" frame, both signed. 200-400
Glen Tracy exhibited at the Art Institute of Chicago and the Society of Independent Artists. He was a painter, illustrator, teacher, and a member of the Cincinnati Art Club. |
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143. John Ellsworth Weis, Cincinnati, 1892-1962, Sailboats in harbor, watercolor, 12" x 18", signed. 200-400
Born in Indiana, Weis spent his childhood in Higginsport, OH. He studied at the Cincinnati Art Academy, and was on the faculty there for thiry-eight years. After serving in World War I, he traveled through Europe. He painted in Cincinnati, Taos, Rockport, and Booth Bay. |
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144. Rookwood iris glaze vase by Josephine E. Zettel, shouldered form w/pale green lily pads & stems w/white blossoms on cream to light green background, 1904, 943C, 10"h x 5"w, restoration. 800-1,200
145. Rookwood porcelain glaze vase w/two fish in black & white on cocoa background, Jens Jensen, 1944, #6199F, 4"h x 5"w. 800-1,200 146. Rookwood matt glaze vase w/hand decorated squeeze bag design by Elizabeth Barrett of geometric patterns in blue, green, brown & yellow, 1931, #130, 6.5", mint. 1,500-2,500 147. Rookwood porcelain glaze rectangular vase by Elizabeth Barrett, cocoa flower on white background, 1946, #6292C, 7.5", mint. 350-400 |
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148. Rookwood vase, classic form in deep blue cobalt high glaze, 1938 S, esoteric kiln mark, 5", mint. 200-400
149. Rookwood vase in rare coromandel glaze, squat form w/Art Deco blossoms & berries, 1933, #6352, 3"h, mint. 200-400 150. Rookwood vase w/relief scene of Mexican villagers, green high glaze, 1954, #6762, 5.5", mint. 150-200 151. Rookwood Boss ashtray in wine madder glaze, 1944, in unopened string-tied factory-wrapped box. 100-150 152. Rookwood Arts & Crafts blue matt footed vase, 1921, #2093, 3.5", mint. 150-200 |
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