ORIGINAL Antique PRINT scene Burning of the Navy Yard at Savannah By the Confederates Dec 21 1864 (NOT A REPRODUCTION) that was createdand produced, using a wood cut (Scene carved out of a wood block). One of several that were found in an 1858 Southern Antebellum mansion, all being offered for sale. Condition is excellent PLUS! mwf2154

MWF1383U 5x7 Oil on Board Depiciting Evening Street Scape Scene

David and Goliath Bronze Sculpture, After Donatello 17 1/2"H x 6 1/2"W x 6 1/2"D 20 lbs. This bronze sculpture was produced using the "Lost Wax" casting method. The"Lost Wax" Cast method is the most precise metal casting technique in existence, ensuring exquisite detail of the original host model which is usually sculpted in clay or wax. This "Lost Wax" casting method is an extremely labor intensive and expensive process, but the end results produce a Heirloom Quality Masterpiece!

ORIGINAL Antique PRINT scene Capture of New Orleans - Attack on Fort Phillip (NOT A REPRODUCTION) that was createdand produced, using a wood cut (Scene carved out of a wood block). One of several that were found in an 1858 Southern Antebellum mansion, all being offered for sale. Condition is excellent PLUS! mwf2162

~Adrift on the Ocean~ MATTED PRINT From a collection of rare prints, many one of a kind in that they are hand-colored. Each print from the collection were literally discovered in the attic of a South Carolina pre-civil war mansion. All of the prints are in excellent condition, the hand-coloring as vivid as the prints themselves are rare. Each print was made by carving the scene, in reverse, into a wood block. Rare, fine condition and below market value with an estimate of $200 - $400. MWF2467

ORIGINAL Antique PRINT scene Excitement in Front of the Mills House on Hearing of the Surrender of Fort Sumter (NOT A REPRODUCTION) that was createdand produced, using a wood cut (Scene carved out of a wood block). One of several that were found in an 1858 Southern Antebellum mansion, all being offered for sale. Condition is excellent PLUS! mwf2156

5 x 7 Oil on Board ~Bunnies at Play~ Signed C.Granet

John James Audubon Circa 1946 WILD TURKEY MATTED PRINT The Birds of America MWF2440

Partridges, Bronze Sculpture, After Barye, 12"L x 8"W x 12"H 20 lbs This bronze sculpture was produced using the "Lost Wax" casting method. The"Lost Wax" Cast method is the most precise metal casting technique in existence, ensuring exquisite detail of the original host model which is usually sculpted in clay or wax. This "Lost Wax" casting method is an extremely labor intensive and expensive process, but the end results produce a Heirloom Quality Masterpiece!

Graceful Chihuahua, Bronze Sculpture, After L. Carvin, 7 inH x 4 3/4inW x 2 3/4in D 8lbs. This bronze sculpture was produced using the Lost Wax casting method. The Lost Wax Cast method is the most precise metal casting technique in existence, ensuring exquisite detail of the original host model which is usually sculpted in clay or wax. This Lost Wax casting method is an extremely labor intensive and expensive process, but the end results produce a Heirloom Quality Masterpiece!

ORIGINAL Antique PRINT scene Sugar Plantation on the Bayou Teche, Louisiana , sketched by A.R. Waud (NOT A REPRODUCTION) that was createdand produced, using a wood cut (Scene carved out of a wood block). One of several that were found in an 1858 Southern Antebellum mansion, all being offered for sale. Condition is excellent PLUS! mwf2161

Excellent Camel, Bronze Sculpture, After L. Carvin, 8inH x 6 inW x 2 3/4in D 8lbs. This bronze sculpture was produced using the Lost Wax casting method. The Lost Wax Cast method is the most precise metal casting technique in existence, ensuring exquisite detail of the original host model which is usually sculpted in clay or wax. This Lost Wax casting method is an extremely labor intensive and expensive process, but the end results produce a Heirloom Quality Masterpiece!

ORIGINAL Antique PRINT scene- PRAYING FOR THE SUCCESS OF THE CRUSADERS (NOT A REPRODUCTION) that was createdand produced, using a wood cut (Scene carved out of a wood block). One of several that were found in an 1858 Southern Antebellum mansion, all being offered for sale. Condition is excellent PLUS! Measures 7.5in x 10in.

FY130 Early Flax Spinning Wheel

Elk Head Bronze Sculpture Bust, After Debvt, 17"H x 13"W x 8"D 25 lbs. This bronze sculpture was produced using the "Lost Wax" casting method. The"Lost Wax" Cast method is the most precise metal casting technique in existence, ensuring exquisite detail of the original host model which is usually sculpted in clay or wax. This "Lost Wax" casting method is an extremely labor intensive and expensive process, but the end results produce a Heirloom Quality Masterpiece!

John James Audubon Circa 1946 DUCK HAWK MATTED PRINT The Birds of America MWF2436

~A Florida Swamp~ MATTED PRINT from a collection of rare prints. Each print from the collection were literally discovered in the attic of a South Carolina pre-civil war mansion. Each print was made by carving the scene, in reverse, into a wood block. Rare, fine condition and below market value with an estimate of $200 - $400. MWF2468

5 x 7 Oil on Board ~Bunnies at Play~ Signed C.Granet

John James Audubon Circa 1946 ESKIMO CURLEW MATTED PRINT The Birds of America MWF2427

Faberge Duchess of Marlboro Egg. Material: Pewter, Crystals, Enamel. Dimensions: 6 in (H) X 2.5in (W) The famed Faberge eggs are jeweled eggs, often with the most ornate, minuscule designs on them. The House of Faberge made the original pieces from 1885 to 1917. At that time, they became popular gifts given during the Easter season. Larger versions were made for the Russian royal family, including Alexander III and Nicolas II. Of these, 42 of the 50 originals exist today. Most Faberge eggs, though, were much smaller and hung from a chain around the neck. These eggs have precious metals on them or gemstone decorations, often with intricate detailing. These are a symbol of luxury and thought of as individual masterpieces.

Magnificent Nero Claudius Bust, 10 1/4inH x 5inW x 2 3/4in D 7lbs. This bronze sculpture was produced using the Lost Wax casting method. The Lost Wax Cast method is the most precise metal casting technique in existence, ensuring exquisite detail of the original host model which is usually sculpted in clay or wax. This Lost Wax casting method is an extremely labor intensive and expensive process, but the end results produce a Heirloom Quality Masterpiece!

Panther Bronze Sculpture, After Debvt, 9"H x 13"W x 7"D22 lbs. This bronze sculpture was produced using the "Lost Wax" casting method. The"Lost Wax" Cast method is the most precise metal casting technique in existence, ensuring exquisite detail of the original host model which is usually sculpted in clay or wax. This "Lost Wax" casting method is an extremely labor intensive and expensive process, but the end results produce a Heirloom Quality Masterpiece!

8 X 10 Oil on Board ~Ducks in Pond~

Commanding Caesar Bust Bronze Sculpture, 8 3/4inH x 3 1/2inW x 2 3/4in D 8lbs. This bronze sculpture was produced using the Lost Wax casting method. The Lost Wax Cast method is the most precise metal casting technique in existence, ensuring exquisite detail of the original host model which is usually sculpted in clay or wax. This Lost Wax casting method is an extremely labor intensive and expensive process, but the end results produce a Heirloom Quality Masterpiece!

Ballarena impressionist original oil painted in the style of Manet, obviously by a follower but superb in bringing the subject matter to life. MWF1993

Winfield Scott MATTED PRINT from a collection of rare prints. Each print from the collection were literally discovered in the attic of a South Carolina pre-civil war mansion. Each print was made by carving the scene, in reverse, into a wood block. Rare, fine condition and below market value with an estimate of $200 - $400. Known as ~Old Fuss and Feathers~ and the ~Grand Old Man of the Army,~ he served on active duty as a general longer than any other man in American history and many historians rate him the best American commander of his time. Over the course of his forty-seven-year career, he commanded forces in the War of 1812, the Mexican-American War, the Black Hawk War, the Second Seminole War, and, briefly, the American Civil War, conceiving the Union strategy known as the Anaconda Plan that would be used to defeat the Confederacy. He served as Commanding General of the United States Army for twenty years, longer than any other holder of the office. MWF2461

CHINESE CANTON BLUE & WHITE PLATTER, SAUCERS, & PITCHER, ANTIQUE, FIVE, L 4~-12~:Including 1 Nanking porcelain pitcher with a white ground with hand painted blue motifs of pagodas which surround a body of water, no apparent marks, H. 5 3/4~, L. 4 1/2~; 2 saucers with a double border of slanted lines around an image of two architectural structures that are beside a lake, no apparent marks, Dia. 5~ and 5 3/4~; 1 saucer with a single building at the center of the well, no apparent marks, Dia. 5 1/2~ and 1 oval platter with geometric borders around a central scene which depicts a village full of buildings, tress and people, the underside is faintly stamped in black ink with Chinese characters RP219

5 x 7 Oil on Board ~Puppy in Field~ Signed W. Oudry

John James Audubon Circa 1946 ATLANTIC PUFFIN MATTED PRINT The Birds of America MWF2426

ENGLISH SILVER CHAMBER STICK, H 3 3/4in, W 7 1/2in, & SILVER PLATES, TWO:Including 1 Arts and Crafts style chamber stick with date letter S, shield enclosing a crown over ~IB & S~ and an F enclosed in a diamond (import mark, see additional photo). Together with 2 silver plates, Dia.5in & 6in. Three pieces total. MWF2389

AFTER TITIAN, OIL ON CANVAS, 19TH C, 41in X 32in, 'YOUNG WOMAN WITH A DISH OF FRUIT':depicts a woman (Titian's Daughter Lavinia) carrying a dish of fruit above her head; carved gilt wood and gesso frame; From the Estate of Walter Lincoln Fry, Industrialist and global trader. (Fry Glass).

Oil on Canvas -Lost: Souvenir of Auvergne after August Friedrich Albrecht Schenck (Danish, 1828-1901), in the collection of the Metropolitan Museum; a religious allegory depicting a flock of sheep caught in a blizzard, roadside shrine in the background, in massive matched corner Victorian gilt gesso frame, SS: 29 1/2in x 49 1/2in, OS: 45in x 65in

5 x 7 Oil on Board ~Bunnies at Play~ Signed C.Granet

John James Audubon Circa 1946 HARLEQUIN DUCK MATTED PRINT The Birds of America MWF2442

John James Audubon Circa 1946 WILD TURKEY MATTED PRINT The Birds of America MWF2438

St. Isaacs Cathedral Faberge Inspired Egg, measures 4.5 inches H X 2 inches. Materials Pewter, Enamel, Crystal.

5 x 7 Oil on Board ~Perching Birds~ Signed Sonje

Single Standing Goddess, Bronze Sculpture, After Noee, 12 1/2"H x 5"W x 5D 12 lbs This bronze sculpture was produced using the "Lost Wax" casting method. The"Lost Wax" Cast method is the most precise metal casting technique in existence, ensuring exquisite detail of the original host model which is usually sculpted in clay or wax. This "Lost Wax" casting method is an extremely labor intensive and expensive process, but the end results produce a Heirloom Quality Masterpiece!

MWF1328 Marie-Lucie Nessi-Valtat (French, 1910-1993) Dans le Lyonnais, signed lower right ~Nessi~ and titled verso, oil on canvas, 15 x 18 in.; gilt wood frame

ORIGINAL Antique PRINT scene- THE STORM (NOT A REPRODUCTION) that was createdand produced, using a wood cut (Scene carved out of a wood block). One of several that were found in an 1858 Southern Antebellum mansion, all being offered for sale. Condition is excellent PLUS! Measures 6.25in x 4in.

MWF1564~ MARSH HAWK ~ FRAMED MATTED PRINT ~ 14 X 11 ~The Birds of America - John James Audubon Circa 1946

Kelch Apple Blossom Faberge Egg, Dimensions: 3in (H) X 4in (L) x 3in (W), Weight: 1 lb 2 oz, Material: Pewter, Crystals, Enamel. The egg contains a delicate arrangement of distinctive and glamorous flowers with golden stems that would make you feel as if you have walked through the gates of Royal garden. The famed Faberge eggs are jeweled eggs, often with the most ornate, minuscule designs on them. The House of Faberge made the original pieces from 1885 to 1917. At that time, they became popular gifts given during the Easter season. Larger versions were made for the Russian royal family, including Alexander III and Nicolas II. Of these, 42 of the 50 originals exist today. Most Faberge eggs, though, were much smaller and hung from a chain around the neck. These eggs have precious metals on them or gemstone decorations, often with intricate detailing. These are a symbol of luxury and thought of as individual masterpieces.

ORIGINAL Antique PRINT scene Burning of the Navy Yard a Savannah By the Confederates Dec 21 1864 (NOT A REPRODUCTION) that was createdand produced, using a wood cut (Scene carved out of a wood block). One of several that were found in an 1858 Southern Antebellum mansion, all being offered for sale. Condition is excellent PLUS! mwf2163

MWF1300 A Taunay (American, late 19th/early 20th century) Two Hunters in a Field with Dogs, signed lower left ~A. Taunay~, watercolor over pencil on paper laid on card, inscribed in pencil verso ~Mrs. Collins #33~, 13-5/8 x 19-3/8 in.; original gilt wood frame

Coon Hound Bronze Sculpture, After Barye, 9"H x 14"W x 6"D20 lbs. This bronze sculpture was produced using the "Lost Wax" casting method. The"Lost Wax" Cast method is the most precise metal casting technique in existence, ensuring exquisite detail of the original host model which is usually sculpted in clay or wax. This "Lost Wax" casting method is an extremely labor intensive and expensive process, but the end results produce a Heirloom Quality Masterpiece! Antoine-louis Barye (1796 - 1875) Originally trained as a goldsmith, Antoine-Louis Barye served in Napoleon's army before studying sculpture and painting. He entered the Ecole des Beaux-Arts in 1818 and adapted the romantic-style subject matter of violent and majestic animals. After his crocodile-like sculpture entitled Tiger Devouring a Gavail, won a medal at the Salon of 1831, Barye became a successful and independent sculptor and painter. His animal sculptures competed at the Salon alongside the more traditional and revered human figures. In 1845, Barye began a foundry that produced smaller and more affordable bronze statues. He was appointed the keeper of plaster casts at the Louvre and professor of zoological drawing at the Musee National d'Histoire Naturelle, both in Paris. Elected to the Academie in 1868, Barye inspired a later generation of animal sculptors who called themselves the animaliers.

~Army of the Potomac~ MATTED PRINT from a collection of rare prints. Each print from the collection were literally discovered in the attic of a South Carolina pre-civil war mansion. Each print was made by carving the scene, in reverse, into a wood block. Rare, fine condition and below market value with an estimate of $200 - $400. MWF2469

MWF1327 Max Otto Beyer (German, 1863-1902) Nature Morte, with wild game, fruits, vegetables and wine, signed lower right ~M.O. Beyer 1889~, oil on canvas, 31-1/4 x 50 in.; 20th century wood frame

Fine Moose Bronze Sculpture, After L. Carvin, 7 inH x 3 inW x 2 3/4in D 8lbs. This bronze sculpture was produced using the Lost Wax casting method. The Lost Wax Cast method is the most precise metal casting technique in existence, ensuring exquisite detail of the original host model which is usually sculpted in clay or wax. This Lost Wax casting method is an extremely labor intensive and expensive process, but the end results produce a Heirloom Quality Masterpiece!

Minton Painted Porcelain Vase, J. E. Dean,Circa 1920 _urn form painted with scene of rising pheasant, signed J.E. Dean and Minton mark on base. _H5" __

MWF1542T Handcarved Ox Bone Netsuke Figure

MWF1329 Maryse Ducaire-Roque (French, 1911-1992) Nude With Basket, unsigned, oil on canvas, 10-1/2 x 8-1/2 in., gilt wood frame

5 x 7 Oil on Board ~Kittens at Play~

Beautiful Girl Gymnast, Bronze Sculpture, After Fix Masseau, 10 1/4inH x 9 1/4inW x 4in D 8lbs. This bronze sculpture was produced using the Lost Wax casting method. The Lost Wax Cast method is the most precise metal casting technique in existence, ensuring exquisite detail of the original host model which is usually sculpted in clay or wax. This Lost Wax casting method is an extremely labor intensive and expensive process, but the end results produce a Heirloom Quality Masterpiece!

MWF1383W 5x7 Oil on Board Depiciting Venice, Gondola Scene

Remarkable Nude Boy with Slingshot, Bronze Sculpture, After Milo 12 3/4"H x 3 1/2"W x 2 3/4"D 9 lbs. This bronze sculpture was produced using the Lost Wax casting method. The Lost Wax Cast method is the most precise metal casting technique in existence, ensuring exquisite detail of the original host model which is usually sculpted in clay or wax. This Lost Wax casting method is an extremely labor intensive and expensive process, but the end results produce a Heirloom Quality Masterpiece!

THE SHADOW DANCE from a collection of rare prints, many one of a kind in that they are hand-colored. Each print from the collection were literally discovered in the attic of a South Carolina pre-civil war mansion. All of the prints are in excellent condition, the hand-coloring as vivid as the prints themselves are rare. Each print was made by carving the scene, in reverse, into a wood block. Rare, fine condition and below market value with an estimate of $200 - $400. Mearsures 12.5in x 9.5in MWF1282

ORIGINAL Antique PRINT scene Shermans Campaign, View of the City of Savannah, GA (NOT A REPRODUCTION) that was createdand produced, using a wood cut (Scene carved out of a wood block). One of several that were found in an 1858 Southern Antebellum mansion, all being offered for sale. Condition is excellent PLUS! mwf2159

John James Audubon Circa 1946 FLAMINGO MATTED PRINT The Birds of America MWF2456

ORIGINAL Antique PRINT scene- WEETAMOO SWIMMING THE MATAPOISET (NOT A REPRODUCTION) that was createdand produced, using a wood cut (Scene carved out of a wood block). One of several that were found in an 1858 Southern Antebellum mansion, all being offered for sale. Condition is excellent PLUS! Measures 6.5in x 9.75in.

John James Audubon Circa 1946 RED CROSSBILL MATTED PRINT The Birds of America MWF2430

~STATE OF THE UNION - Coats of Arms~ MATTED PRINT from a collection of rare prints. Each print from the collection were literally discovered in the attic of a South Carolina pre-civil war mansion. Each print was made by carving the scene, in reverse, into a wood block. Rare, fine condition and below market value with an estimate of $200 - $400. MWF2473

ORIGINAL Antique PRINT scene- EGYPTIAN FEAST (NOT A REPRODUCTION) that was createdand produced, using a wood cut (Scene carved out of a wood block). One of several that were found in an 1858 Southern Antebellum mansion, all being offered for sale. Condition is excellent PLUS! Measures 6.5in x 9.75in.

WEDGWOOD Vase 4 7/8in H MWF339C

John James Audubon Circa 1946 AMERICAN SOOTY ALBATROSS MATTED PRINT The Birds of America MWF2449

MWF1402 Beautiful Persian Design Large Plate Charger - Measures about 11 1/2 inches un marked

John James Audubon Circa 1946 GYRFALCON MATTED PRINT The Birds of America MWF2434

5 x 7 Oil on Board ~Bunnies at Play~ Signed C.Granet

MWF1518 17 x 13 Matted Watercolor on paper laid on card. Rob Roy Cattle Lifting

MWF1323 Bronze-Mounted Marble Pedestal Table 20th century, variegated green and gray marble set with bronze mounts and feet, base with wooden bottom plate, 31-1/2 x 20-1/2 in.

MWF1383L 5x7 Oil on Board Depiciting Sailboats at Sea Scene

Moose, Bronze Sculpture, After Barye, 16"W x 22"H x 6"D 40 lbs This bronze sculpture was produced using the "Lost Wax" casting method. The"Lost Wax" Cast method is the most precise metal casting technique in existence, ensuring exquisite detail of the original host model which is usually sculpted in clay or wax. This "Lost Wax" casting method is an extremely labor intensive and expensive process, but the end results produce a Heirloom Quality Masterpiece!Antoine-louis Barye (1796 - 1875) Originally trained as a goldsmith, Antoine-Louis Barye served in Napoleon's army before studying sculpture and painting. He entered the Ecole des Beaux-Arts in 1818 and adapted the romantic-style subject matter of violent and majestic animals. After his crocodile-like sculpture entitled Tiger Devouring a Gavail, won a medal at the Salon of 1831, Barye became a successful and independent sculptor and painter. His animal sculptures competed at the Salon alongside the more traditional and revered human figures. In 1845, Barye began a foundry that produced smaller and more affordable bronze statues. He was appointed the keeper of plaster casts at the Louvre and professor of zoological drawing at the Musee National d'Histoire Naturelle, both in Paris. Elected to the Academie in 1868, Barye inspired a later generation of animal sculptors who called themselves the animaliers. The moose (North America) or common elk (Europe), Alces alces, is the largest extant species in thedeer family. Moose are distinguished by the palmate antlers of the males; other members of the family have antlers with a "twig-like" configuration.

MWF1302 Millard Wells (Florida, late 20th/early 21st century) Fishermen at Sunset, Florida Keys, signed lower right ~Millard Wells AWS~, watercolor on paper, 9-3/4 x 19-5/8 in. (sight); fine 22 kt. white gold leaf frame

John James Audubon Circa 1946 LOUISIANA WATER-THRUSH MATTED PRINT The Birds of America MWF2431

Fighting Lion and Serpent Bronze Sculpture, After Barye, 9"H x 12"W x 7"D24 lbs This bronze sculpture was produced using the "Lost Wax" casting method. The"Lost Wax" Cast method is the most precise metal casting technique in existence, ensuring exquisite detail of the original host model which is usually sculpted in clay or wax. This "Lost Wax" casting method is an extremely labor intensive and expensive process, but the end results produce a Heirloom Quality Masterpiece!

John James Audubon Circa 1946 BLUE AND SNOW GOOSE MATTED PRINT The Birds of America MWF2451

African Bumi Woman Statue, measures approx 6.5 inches, materials, resin. Mwf2214

ORIGINAL Antique PRINT scene A Creole Night at the French Opera House in New Orleans(NOT A REPRODUCTION) that was createdand produced, using a wood cut (Scene carved out of a wood block). One of several that were found in an 1858 Southern Antebellum mansion, all being offered for sale. Condition is excellent PLUS! mwf2170

GOTHIC STYLE, OAK WALL CLOCK & BAROMETER, C.1920, H 24in, W 10in:having a classic Gothic design carved oak case with Celtic Revival Cross finial at the top of a gable flanked by Fleur de Lis atop turned half round spindles; a metallic face with Arabic numerals with central brass disk with designs in relief, bevel glass over face, brass bezel; bottom dial is a barometer with brass bezel, also with bevel glass

BETTY PHILLIPS OIL ON CANVAS - Unsigned (label on reverse), painting of white flowers titled ~The Ravine Dwellers~ - Condition good, - Mid to late 20th century - 24~ x 29~ framed MWF958

This ~flash~ painting in oil was accomplished with minimum brushstrokes while using an impressionist landscape as its theme. Measures 20 x 24. Comparables found on ArtFact. $500 to $750.00 MWF 1984

From a collection of rare prints, many one of a kind in that they are hand-colored. Each print from the collection were literally discovered in the attic of a South Carolina pre-civil war mansion. All of the prints are in excellent condition, the hand-coloring as vivid as the prints themselves are rare. Each print was made by carving the scene, in reverse, into a wood block. Rare, fine condition and below market value with an estimate of $200 - $400. MATTED PRINT MWF2462

Native American Winged Warrior Bronze Sculpture, After PJ Mene, 11"H x 6 "W x 4"D 10 lbs. This bronze sculpture was produced using the "Lost Wax" casting method. The"Lost Wax" Cast method is the most precise metal casting technique in existence, ensuring exquisite detail of the original host model which is usually sculpted in clay or wax. This "Lost Wax" casting method is an extremely labor intensive and expensive process, but the end results produce a Heirloom Quality Masterpiece!Pierre Jules Mêne, (1810 -1879), was a French Sculptor and animalière. He is considered the pioneer of animal sculpture in the nineteenth-century.Mêne produced a number of animal sculptures, mainly of domestic animals including horses, cows and bulls, sheep and goats which were in vogue during the Second Empire. He was one of a school of French animalières which also included Rosa Bonheur, Pierre Louis Rouillard, Antoine-Louis Barye, Auguste Caïn, and François Pompon.His work was first shown in London by Ernest Gambart in 1849. Mêne specialized in small bronze figures which explains why none of his works exist as public statuary. His work was a popular success with the bourgeois class and many editions of each sculpture were made, often to decorate an increasing number of private homes of the period. The quality of these works is high, comparable to Barye's. Mêne also seems to have enjoyed a longer period of success and celebrity than his contemporaries. He is considered to have been the lost-wax casting expert of his time, later surpassed only by Auguste Rodin.

MWF1383CC 8 x 10 Oil on Board Depiciting Landscape Scene,

Splendid Cat, Bronze Sculpture, After Barye, 8 1/4inH x 2 3/4inW x 2 3/4in D 8lbs. This bronze sculpture was produced using the Lost Wax casting method. The Lost Wax Cast method is the most precise metal casting technique in existence, ensuring exquisite detail of the original host model which is usually sculpted in clay or wax. This Lost Wax casting method is an extremely labor intensive and expensive process, but the end results produce a Heirloom Quality Masterpiece!

ORIGINAL Antique PRINT scene Military Academy The Citadel, Charleston SC (NOT A REPRODUCTION) that was createdand produced, using a wood cut (Scene carved out of a wood block). One of several that were found in an 1858 Southern Antebellum mansion, all being offered for sale. Condition is excellent PLUS! mwf2166

WEDGWOOD Vase 3 7/8in H MWF339B

Pair Paris porcelain vases mounted as lamps 19th century _baluster form decorated with medallion of painted flowers framed by gilt scrollwork on black ground and flanked by grapevine handles; converted to lamps. _vase H15IN __Provenance: Property deaccessioned from the Centennial Museum at the University of Texas at El Paso

FRENCH TAPESTRY, 55 1/2~ X 77~:Depicting an exterior scene with leafy green tress, flowers and birds RP217

Magnificent Bear Bronze Sculpture, After L Carvin, 9 inH x 3 inW x 2 3/4in D 8lbs. This bronze sculpture was produced using the Lost Wax casting method. The Lost Wax Cast method is the most precise metal casting technique in existence, ensuring exquisite detail of the original host model which is usually sculpted in clay or wax. This Lost Wax casting method is an extremely labor intensive and expensive process, but the end results produce a Heirloom Quality Masterpiece!

Gorgeous Retriever Bronze Sculpture, After L. Carvin, 7 inH x 4 3/4inW x 2 3/4in D 7lbs. This bronze sculpture was produced using the Lost Wax casting method. The Lost Wax Cast method is the most precise metal casting technique in existence, ensuring exquisite detail of the original host model which is usually sculpted in clay or wax. This Lost Wax casting method is an extremely labor intensive and expensive process, but the end results produce a Heirloom Quality Masterpiece!

Pair of Retriever Dogs Bronze Sculpture, 15"H x 17"L x 10"D 46 lbs. This bronze sculpture was produced using the "Lost Wax" casting method. The"Lost Wax" Cast method is the most precise metal casting technique in existence, ensuring exquisite detail of the original host model which is usually sculpted in clay or wax. This "Lost Wax" casting method is an extremely labor intensive and expensive process, but the end results produce a Heirloom Quality Masterpiece!

Original Oil by a student of Claude Monet. Nice impressionist painting with an interesting and pleasing palette of colors. Heavy paint combined with controlled brush strokes. Approximately 19 x 25 inches. MWF1992

CONTINENTAL PORCELAIN GROUPING, FIVE PIECES:Including 1 German round bowl; 1 floral and gilt painted square covered box; 1 French ovoid covered jar; 1 porcelain figure of a courting couple; and 1 Aynsley porcelain~Coronation of King Edward~cup. Five pieces total.

Renaissance Warrior, Bronze Sculpture, After Cordier 19"H x 7 1/2W x 5"D 16 lbs This bronze sculpture was produced using the "Lost Wax" casting method. The"Lost Wax" Cast method is the most precise metal casting technique in existence, ensuring exquisite detail of the original host model which is usually sculpted in clay or wax. This "Lost Wax" casting method is an extremely labor intensive and expensive process, but the end results produce a Heirloom Quality Masterpiece!

ORIGINAL Antique PRINT scene- FRIENDS IN THE THAMES(NOT A REPRODUCTION) that was createdand produced, using a wood cut (Scene carved out of a wood block). One of several that were found in an 1858 Southern Antebellum mansion, all being offered for sale. Condition is excellent PLUS! Measures 6.5in x 9.75in.

Portrait of Woman by Stanley Turnbull, Oil on Canvas Stanley Turnbull (American, 1886-1996), signed l.l., with sketched self-portrait on verso accompanied by artist's signature, and dated 1963 on verso; 24 x 20 in.

John James Audubon Circa 1946 SCARLET IBIS MATTED PRINT The Birds of America MWF2448

George Beattie (Georgia, 1919-1997) CAVALLINO (Little Horse) oil on panel, framed, signed: lower right, GB H19 1/2~ W17 1/2~ MWF954

Cleopatra, Bronze Sculpture, After A. Leonard, 13"H x 16"W x 7"D 20 lbs This bronze sculpture was produced using the "Lost Wax" casting method. The"Lost Wax" Cast method is the most precise metal casting technique in existence, ensuring exquisite detail of the original host model which is usually sculpted in clay or wax. This "Lost Wax" casting method is an extremely labor intensive and expensive process, but the end results produce a Heirloom Quality Masterpiece!

COLLECTION OF JADE EFEGEES; Group of Three Pre-Columbian Jade Effigies, pre 19th c. MWF645

8 X 10 Oil on Board ~Kittens at Play~

Excellent Soccer Player World Cup, Bronze Sculpture, After Milo 9"H x 5 3/4"W x 3"D 7 lbs. This bronze sculpture was produced using the Lost Wax casting method. The Lost Wax Cast method is the most precise metal casting technique in existence, ensuring exquisite detail of the original host model which is usually sculpted in clay or wax. This Lost Wax casting method is an extremely labor intensive and expensive process, but the end results produce a Heirloom Quality Masterpiece!

Hunting Dog Bronze Sculpture, After Barye, , 10 "H x 15"W x 7"D28 lbs. This bronze sculpture was produced using the "Lost Wax" casting method. The"Lost Wax" Cast method is the most precise metal casting technique in existence, ensuring exquisite detail of the original host model which is usually sculpted in clay or wax. This "Lost Wax" casting method is an extremely labor intensive and expensive process, but the end results produce a Heirloom Quality Masterpiece!Antoine-louis Barye (1796 - 1875) Originally trained as a goldsmith, Antoine-Louis Barye served in Napoleon's army before studying sculpture and painting. He entered the Ecole des Beaux-Arts in 1818 and adapted the romantic-style subject matter of violent and majestic animals. After his crocodile-like sculpture entitled Tiger Devouring a Gavail, won a medal at the Salon of 1831, Barye became a successful and independent sculptor and painter. His animal sculptures competed at the Salon alongside the more traditional and revered human figures. In 1845, Barye began a foundry that produced smaller and more affordable bronze statues. He was appointed the keeper of plaster casts at the Louvre and professor of zoological drawing at the Musee National d'Histoire Naturelle, both in Paris. Elected to the Academie in 1868, Barye inspired a later generation of animal sculptors who called themselves the animaliers.

ORIGINAL Antique PRINT scene-WAR IN ANCIENT TIMES (NOT A REPRODUCTION) that was createdand produced, using a wood cut (Scene carved out of a wood block). One of several that were found in an 1858 Southern Antebellum mansion, all being offered for sale. Condition is excellent PLUS! Measures 10.5in x 6.75in.

Geronimo Indian Chief Bronze Sculpture, After Rubin, 19"H x 7"W x 7"D 22 lbs. This bronze sculpture was produced using the "Lost Wax" casting method. The"Lost Wax" Cast method is the most precise metal casting technique in existence, ensuring exquisite detail of the original host model which is usually sculpted in clay or wax. This "Lost Wax" casting method is an extremely labor intensive and expensive process, but the end results produce a Heirloom Quality Masterpiece!

MWF1383B 5x7 Oil on Board Depiciting Venice, Gondola Scene

MWF1383BB 8 x 10 Oil on Board Depiciting Cow & Pasture Scene, Signed W. Coter

MWF1530 Framed oil on canvas, Ships in Rough Seas, 1893, Italian School (19th century), signed ~~A. Travisani 1893~~ lower left, overall: 31~~h x 54.5~~w

Gargoyle - Lucifer, Bronze Sculpture, After Rolech, 14 1/2"H x8"W x 6"D 20 lbs This bronze sculpture was produced using the "Lost Wax" casting method. The"Lost Wax" Cast method is the most precise metal casting technique in existence, ensuring exquisite detail of the original host model which is usually sculpted in clay or wax. This "Lost Wax" casting method is an extremely labor intensive and expensive process, but the end results produce a Heirloom Quality Masterpiece!

Signed Carved Ivory Netukes, early 20th c, of a dog, signed on the underside

Lovely Female Child Portrait Bust Bronze Sculpture, After Fix Masseau, 10 1/4inH x 2 3/4inW x 2 3/4in D 7bls. This bronze sculpture was produced using the Lost Wax casting method. The Lost Wax Cast method is the most precise metal casting technique in existence, ensuring exquisite detail of the original host model which is usually sculpted in clay or wax. This Lost Wax casting method is an extremely labor intensive and expensive process, but the end results produce a Heirloom Quality Masterpiece!

MWF1324 Italianate Landscape, signed lower right ~Salvador~, oil on canvas, 39-1/4 x 27-1/2 in.; parcel gilt and painted wood frame (late 19th/early 20th century)

MWF39 FRAMED OIL ON CANVAS ~WILD TURKEY~ ORIGINAL PAINTING BY ROBERT WHITE 30IN x 40IN GOLDGILT

MWF1309A Watercolor on paper laid on card. The Queen Charlotte, 7-1/4 x 10-1/2 in. signed lower right ~H. Fletcher~ unframed (British, 19th/20th century)

WHITE EGG & DART UNR 4 FEET TALL Description: Pair of Large Campana Form Cast Iron Garden Urns, 20th c., the rims with egg and dart relief decoration, over a fluted center, to a socle support on a square base, H.- 38 1/2 in., Dia.- 30 in.

Rhinoceros Bronze Sculpture, After Barye, 8"H x 14"L x 7"D18 lbs. This bronze sculpture was produced using the "Lost Wax" casting method. The"Lost Wax" Cast method is the most precise metal casting technique in existence, ensuring exquisite detail of the original host model which is usually sculpted in clay or wax. This "Lost Wax" casting method is an extremely labor intensive and expensive process, but the end results produce a Heirloom Quality Masterpiece!Antoine-louis Barye (1796 - 1875) Originally trained as a goldsmith, Antoine-Louis Barye served in Napoleon's army before studying sculpture and painting. He entered the Ecole des Beaux-Arts in 1818 and adapted the romantic-style subject matter of violent and majestic animals. After his crocodile-like sculpture entitled Tiger Devouring a Gavail, won a medal at the Salon of 1831, Barye became a successful and independent sculptor and painter. His animal sculptures competed at the Salon alongside the more traditional and revered human figures. In 1845, Barye began a foundry that produced smaller and more affordable bronze statues. He was appointed the keeper of plaster casts at the Louvre and professor of zoological drawing at the Musee National d'Histoire Naturelle, both in Paris. Elected to the Academie in 1868, Barye inspired a later generation of animal sculptors who called themselves the animaliers.

John James Audubon Circa 1946 BALD EAGLE MATTED PRINT The Birds of America MWF2437

DESK; Inlaid Mahogany Secretary, early 20th c., the top with a central cupboard with an eagle inlaid door, flanked by tambour fronted cabinets fitted with cubby holes and drawers, on a base with a fold out writing surface over two graduated drawers, the whole on square tapering legs to metal sabots, H.- 43 1/2 in., W.- 36 1/4 in., D.- Closed - 18 1/2 in., Open- 26 3/4 in. MWF631

5 x 7 Oil on Board ~Puppy in Field~

Cowboy and Rearing Horse, Bronze Sculpture, After Lobo, 15"H x 9"W x 7"D 22 lbs This bronze sculpture was produced using the "Lost Wax" casting method. The"Lost Wax" Cast method is the most precise metal casting technique in existence, ensuring exquisite detail of the original host model which is usually sculpted in clay or wax. This "Lost Wax" casting method is an extremely labor intensive and expensive process, but the end results produce a Heirloom Quality Masterpiece!

ORIGINAL Antique PRINT scene-JAMES OGLETHORPE (NOT A REPRODUCTION) that was createdand produced, using a wood cut (Scene carved out of a wood block). One of several that were found in an 1858 Southern Antebellum mansion, all being offered for sale. Condition is excellent PLUS! Measures 6.5in x 9.75in.

MWF1271B MOUNTED WILD BOAR, W 19IN, D 22IN, H 24IN

8 X 10 Oil on Board ~Puppies at Play~ FY312

8 x10 Oil on Board ~Bunnies at Play~

ORIGINAL Antique PRINT scene-THE OPENING OF THE SIXTH SEAL (NOT A REPRODUCTION) that was createdand produced, using a wood cut (Scene carved out of a wood block). One of several that were found in an 1858 Southern Antebellum mansion, all being offered for sale. Condition is excellent PLUS! Measures 6.25in x 4in. .

5 x 7 Oil on Board ~Abstract Beach Scene~

MWF1540 EXCELLENT DETAILED HANDCARVED CHINESE GREEN JADE depicting a Tang Dynasty Horse, measures apprx 5~L. x 1.5~ W. x 4~ H

MWF1452 Handcarved ox bone snuff bottle

Victorian Royal Lady and Greyhound, After F. Priess, Bronze Sculpture, 18"H x 8"D x 11"W 24 lbs This bronze sculpture was produced using the "Lost Wax" casting method. The"Lost Wax" Cast method is the most precise metal casting technique in existence, ensuring exquisite detail of the original host model which is usually sculpted in clay or wax. This "Lost Wax" casting method is an extremely labor intensive and expensive process, but the end results produce a Heirloom Quality Masterpiece!

John James Audubon Circa 1946 MANX SHEARWATER MATTED PRINT The Birds of America MWF2458

Guardian Angel, Bronze Sculpture After Ennis,12 1/2"H x 5"W x 5"D 12 lbs This bronze sculpture was produced using the "Lost Wax" casting method. The"Lost Wax" Cast method is the most precise metal casting technique in existence, ensuring exquisite detail of the original host model which is usually sculpted in clay or wax. This "Lost Wax" casting method is an extremely labor intensive and expensive process, but the end results produce a Heirloom Quality Masterpiece!A guardian angel is an angel assigned to protect and guide a particular person. The concept of tutelaryangels and their hierarchy was extensively developed in Christianity in the 5th century by Pseudo-Dionysius the Areopagite.The theology of angels, and tutelary spirits, has undergone many refinements since the 400s, and belief in both the East and the West is that guardian angels protect whichever person to whom God assigns them, and present prayers to God on that person's behalf.

Horse and Tree Bronze Sculpture, After PJ Mene 12"H x 15"L x 7"D 25lbs. This bronze sculpture was produced using the "Lost Wax" casting method. The"Lost Wax" Cast method is the most precise metal casting technique in existence, ensuring exquisite detail of the original host model which is usually sculpted in clay or wax. This "Lost Wax" casting method is an extremely labor intensive and expensive process, but the end results produce a Heirloom Quality Masterpiece!Pierre Jules Mêne, (1810 -1879), was a French Sculptor and animalière. He is considered the pioneer of animal sculpture in the nineteenth-century.Mêne produced a number of animal sculptures, mainly of domestic animals including horses, cows and bulls, sheep and goats which were in vogue during the Second Empire. He was one of a school of French animalières which also included Rosa Bonheur, Pierre Louis Rouillard, Antoine-Louis Barye, Auguste Caïn, and François Pompon.His work was first shown in London by Ernest Gambart in 1849. Mêne specialized in small bronze figures which explains why none of his works exist as public statuary. His work was a popular success with the bourgeois class and many editions of each sculpture were made, often to decorate an increasing number of private homes of the period. The quality of these works is high, comparable to Barye's. Mêne also seems to have enjoyed a longer period of success and celebrity than his contemporaries. He is considered to have been the lost-wax casting expert of his time, later surpassed only by Auguste Rodin.

MWF1383AA 5x7 Oil on Board Depiciting Sheep Pasture Scene, Signed H. Assteya

~ Belted Kingfisher ~ The Birds of America - John James Audubon Circa 1946 MATTED PRINT

Unusual Thirteen Piece Majolica Oyster Set, 20th c., by St. Jean, Dcor Main, consisting of a large platter and 12 matching oyster plates, platter- Dia.- 15 in.

CHINESE SNUFF BOTTLE -- Metal, turquoise, soapstone MWF2387

Adam in the Garden of Eden, Bronze Sculpture After Chiparus, 20"H x 6 1/2"W x 6 1/2"D 18 lbs This bronze sculpture was produced using the "Lost Wax" casting method. The"Lost Wax" Cast method is the most precise metal casting technique in existence, ensuring exquisite detail of the original host model which is usually sculpted in clay or wax. This "Lost Wax" casting method is an extremely labor intensive and expensive process, but the end results produce a Heirloom Quality Masterpiece!

~ Audubons Caracara ~ The Birds of America - John James Audubon Circa 1946 MATTED PRINT

Rothschild Faberge Inspired Egg, measures 9 inches H X 3 in, materials Pewter, Enamel, Crystals. The Rothschild egg is a jewelled, enameled decorated egg made under the supervision of the Russian jeweller Peter Carl Faberge in 1902 by the workshop of Michael Perchin, for Beatrice Ephrussi de Rothschild, who presented the egg to Germaine Halphen upon her engagement to Beatrice's younger brother, Edouard Alphonse James de Rothschild.

Single Standing Elk Bronze Sculpture, After PJ Mene, 15"H x 11"W x 9"D 17 lbs. This bronze sculpture was produced using the "Lost Wax" casting method. The"Lost Wax" Cast method is the most precise metal casting technique in existence, ensuring exquisite detail of the original host model which is usually sculpted in clay or wax. This "Lost Wax" casting method is an extremely labor intensive and expensive process, but the end results produce a Heirloom Quality Masterpiece!

John James Audubon Circa 1946 WOOD DUCK MATTED PRINT The Birds of America MWF2435

John James Audubon Circa 1946 CANVASBACK MATTED PRINT The Birds of America MWF2441

ORIGINAL Antique PRINT scene The Gorge of Fort Sumter (NOT A REPRODUCTION) that was createdand produced, using a wood cut (Scene carved out of a wood block). One of several that were found in an 1858 Southern Antebellum mansion, all being offered for sale. Condition is excellent PLUS! mwf2158

MWF1383G 5x7 Oil on Board Depiciting Venice, Gondola Scene

ORIGINAL Antique PRINT scene Sunday Amusements in New Orleans ~The Cockpit~ Sketched by A.R. Waud (NOT A REPRODUCTION) that was createdand produced, using a wood cut (Scene carved out of a wood block). One of several that were found in an 1858 Southern Antebellum mansion, all being offered for sale. Condition is excellent PLUS! mwf2167

Striking Lion & Serpent, Bronze Sculpture, After L. Carvin, 6 1/2 inH x 4 3/4inW x 2 3/4in D 8lbs. This bronze sculpture was produced using the Lost Wax casting method. The Lost Wax Cast method is the most precise metal casting technique in existence, ensuring exquisite detail of the original host model which is usually sculpted in clay or wax. This Lost Wax casting method is an extremely labor intensive and expensive process, but the end results produce a Heirloom Quality Masterpiece!

Pheasant Bird, Bronze Sculpture, After Debvt, 13"H x 20"L x 6"D22 lbs This bronze sculpture was produced using the "Lost Wax" casting method. The"Lost Wax" Cast method is the most precise metal casting technique in existence, ensuring exquisite detail of the original host model which is usually sculpted in clay or wax. This "Lost Wax" casting method is an extremely labor intensive and expensive process, but the end results produce a Heirloom Quality Masterpiece!

Renaissance Woman Nude Bronze Sculpture Bust, After Max Blondet, 18"H x 10"W x 8"D 15 lbs. This bronze sculpture was produced using the "Lost Wax" casting method. The"Lost Wax" Cast method is the most precise metal casting technique in existence, ensuring exquisite detail of the original host model which is usually sculpted in clay or wax. This "Lost Wax" casting method is an extremely labor intensive and expensive process, but the end results produce a Heirloom Quality Masterpiece!

~Bits from Saint Malo - A Louisiana Village~ MATTED PRINT From a collection of rare prints, many one of a kind in that they are hand-colored. Each print from the collection were literally discovered in the attic of a South Carolina pre-civil war mansion. All of the prints are in excellent condition, the hand-coloring as vivid as the prints themselves are rare. Each print was made by carving the scene, in reverse, into a wood block. Rare, fine condition and below market value with an estimate of $200 - $400. MWF2466

Superb Bull, Bronze Sculpture, After L. Carvin, 7 inH x 6 1/2in W x 2 3/4in D 8lbs. This bronze sculpture was produced using the Lost Wax casting method. The Lost Wax Cast method is the most precise metal casting technique in existence, ensuring exquisite detail of the original host model which is usually sculpted in clay or wax. This Lost Wax casting method is an extremely labor intensive and expensive process, but the end results produce a Heirloom Quality Masterpiece!

ORCHARD ORIOLE MATTED PRINT John James Audubon Circa 1946, measures 14 x 11, mwf1952

Impressive Trotting Horse, Bronze Sculpture, After L. Carvin, 8 inH x 4 3/4inW x 2 3/4in D 8lbs. This bronze sculpture was produced using the Lost Wax casting method. The Lost Wax Cast method is the most precise metal casting technique in existence, ensuring exquisite detail of the original host model which is usually sculpted in clay or wax. This Lost Wax casting method is an extremely labor intensive and expensive process, but the end results produce a Heirloom Quality Masterpiece!

Hades God of the Underworld and Cerebus, After Chiparus, Bronze Sculpture, 12"H x 5"W x 7"D 15 lbs This bronze sculpture was produced using the "Lost Wax" casting method. The"Lost Wax" Cast method is the most precise metal casting technique in existence, ensuring exquisite detail of the original host model which is usually sculpted in clay or wax. This "Lost Wax" casting method is an extremely labor intensive and expensive process, but the end results produce a Heirloom Quality Masterpiece!Demetre Chiparus - The first sculptures of Chiparus were created in the realistic style and were exhibited at the Salon of 1914. He employed the combination of bronze and ivory, called chryselephantine, to great effect. Most of his renowned works were made between 1914 and 1933. The first series of sculptures manufactured by Chiparus were the series of the children. The mature style of Chiparus took shape beginning in the 1920s. His sculptures are remarkable for their bright and outstanding decorative effect. Dancers of the Russian Ballet, French theatre, and early motion pictures were among his more notable subjects and were typified by a long, slender, stylized appearance. His work was influenced by an interest in Egypt, after Pharaoh Tutankhamen's tomb was excavated.He worked primarily with the Edmond Etling and Cie Foundry in Paris administrated by Julien Dreyfus. Les Neveux de J. Lehmann was the second foundry who constantly worked with Chiparus and produced the sculptures of his models. Chiparus rarely exhibited at the Salon. In 1923 he showed his "Javelin Thrower" and in 1928 exhibited his "Ta-Keo" dancer. During the period of Nazi persecution and the World War 2 the foundries discontinued production of work by Chiparus. The economic situation of that time was not favorable to the development of decorative arts and circumstances for many sculptors worsened.Since the early 1940s almost no works of Chiparus were sold but the he continued sculpting for his own pleasure, depicting animals in the Art Deco style. At the 1942 Paris Salon, the plaster sculptures "Polar Bear" and "American Bison" were exhibited and in 1943 he showed a marble "Polar Bear" and plaster "Pelican".Collector interest in the work of Chiparus appeared in the 1970s and has flourished since the 1990s.

CARVED FLOWERS FRAME HANDPAINTED MINIATURE PORTRAIT. This is a wonderful antique picture frame made of bronze with carved flowers. The handpainted miniature portrait is signed at right. Measures approx 6.25in x 4.25in

5 x 7 Oil on Board ~Tiger in Jungle~

R.S. Prussia Teapot and Plate, floral motif, teapot missing lid, chips to base of plate. 8 1/2in Dia., teapot, 4in H

R.S. Prussia Oval Handled Tray, floral motif with gilt trim, red mark. 9 3/4in L

ORIGINAL Antique PRINT scene-FESTIVAL IN HONOR OF THE BIRTH OF ALEXANDER'S SON (NOT A REPRODUCTION) that was createdand produced, using a wood cut (Scene carved out of a wood block). One of several that were found in an 1858 Southern Antebellum mansion, all being offered for sale. Condition is excellent PLUS! Measures 7.5in x 10in.

Impressionist painting in the style of Carlos Marcos but unsigned 20 x 24 original oil. Estimated $700 to $1500 MWF1990

~Mackinac, by Moonligh~ MATTED PRINTfrom a collection of rare prints. Each print from the collection were literally discovered in the attic of a South Carolina pre-civil war mansion. Each print was made by carving the scene, in reverse, into a wood block. Rare, fine condition and below market value with an estimate of $200 - $400. MWF2470

Victorian Sisters Bronze Sculpture, After Chiparus 16"H x 8"W x 8"D 26 lbs. This bronze sculpture was produced using the "Lost Wax" casting method. The"Lost Wax" Cast method is the most precise metal casting technique in existence, ensuring exquisite detail of the original host model which is usually sculpted in clay or wax. This "Lost Wax" casting method is an extremely labor intensive and expensive process, but the end results produce a Heirloom Quality Masterpiece!

Elephant Bronze Sculpture, After Barye, 11 "H x17"W x 7"D32 lbs. This bronze sculpture was produced using the "Lost Wax" casting method. The"Lost Wax" Cast method is the most precise metal casting technique in existence, ensuring exquisite detail of the original host model which is usually sculpted in clay or wax. This "Lost Wax" casting method is an extremely labor intensive and expensive process, but the end results produce a Heirloom Quality Masterpiece!

8 X 10 Oil on Board ~Kittens at Play~

Athena Greek Goddess, Bronze Sculpture, After Rubin, 20"H x 10"W x 7"D 30 lbs This bronze sculpture was produced using the "Lost Wax" casting method. The"Lost Wax" Cast method is the most precise metal casting technique in existence, ensuring exquisite detail of the original host model which is usually sculpted in clay or wax. This "Lost Wax" casting method is an extremely labor intensive and expensive process, but the end results produce a Heirloom Quality Masterpiece!

5 x 7 Oil on Board ~Horse in Pasture~ Signed W. Krell

~Rainbow Falls~ MATTED PRINT from a collection of rare prints. Each print from the collection were literally discovered in the attic of a South Carolina pre-civil war mansion. Each print was made by carving the scene, in reverse, into a wood block. Rare, fine condition and below market value with an estimate of $200 - $400. MWF2472

Contemporary Designer Hammered Brass Patina Vase. Dimensions 19inH x 10inW x 3.5inD

ORIGINAL Antique PRINT scene -MINERS OF FORTY-NINE (NOT A REPRODUCTION) that was createdand produced, using a wood cut (Scene carved out of a wood block). One of several that were found in an 1858 Southern Antebellum mansion, all being offered for sale. Condition is excellent PLUS! Measures 10in x 7.5in.

English School, Schooners at Sea, c. 1900, watercolor, framed, H.- 10 1/2 in., W.- 14 1/2 in.

MWF1383F 5x7 Oil on Board Depiciting Cow & Pasture Scene, Signed W. Coter

Noble Nude Gladiator with Sword and Shield, Bronze Sculpture, After Fix Masseau 14 1/2"H x 12 3/4"L x 4 3/4"D 18 lbs. This bronze sculpture was produced using the Lost Wax casting method. The Lost Wax Cast method is the most precise metal casting technique in existence, ensuring exquisite detail of the original host model which is usually sculpted in clay or wax. This Lost Wax casting method is an extremely labor intensive and expensive process, but the end results produce a Heirloom Quality Masterpiece!

LLADRO FIGURE ~ DRESSING THE BOY ~

John James Audubon Circa 1946 OYSTER-CATCHERS MATTED PRINT The Birds of America MWF2444

Lioness, Bronze Sculpture, After Debvt, 9 "H x13"W x 6"D18 lbs This bronze sculpture was produced using the "Lost Wax" casting method. The"Lost Wax" Cast method is the most precise metal casting technique in existence, ensuring exquisite detail of the original host model which is usually sculpted in clay or wax. This "Lost Wax" casting method is an extremely labor intensive and expensive process, but the end results produce a Heirloom Quality Masterpiece!

~The Gamblers~ MATTED PRINT From a collection of rare prints, many one of a kind in that they are hand-colored. Each print from the collection were literally discovered in the attic of a South Carolina pre-civil war mansion. All of the prints are in excellent condition, the hand-coloring as vivid as the prints themselves are rare. Each print was made by carving the scene, in reverse, into a wood block. Rare, fine condition and below market value with an estimate of $200 - $400. MWF2465

John James Audubon Circa 1946 HUMMINGBIRDS MATTED PRINT The Birds of America MWF2454

POMARINE JAEGER MATTED PRINT John James Audubon Circa 1946, measures 14 x 11, mwf1949

Fan Style Lacquer Faberge Frame, The picture frame is in two colors enamel surrounded by a crystal set ribbon tie suspended by a laurel garland. The frames edges are covered with laurel border. Dimensions: 6.5in (D), Photo Opening Dimensions: 1.75in (D), Material: Pewter, Enamel, Crystals

ORIGINAL Antique PRINT scene - THE LOVES OF THE ANGELS (NOT A REPRODUCTION) that was createdand produced, using a wood cut (Scene carved out of a wood block). One of several that were found in an 1858 Southern Antebellum mansion, all being offered for sale. Condition is excellent PLUS! Measures 9.25in x 5.75in.

MWF1383DD 8 x 10 Oil on Board Depiciting Landscape Scene,

Australian ~Day at the Sea~ oil on board. Twilight colors and subject matter similar to George, but without signature. Estimate $1000 to 2000 MWF1985

R.S. Prussia Oval Handled Tray, floral motif, red mark. 9 3/4in L

~Yellowstone Valley~ MATTED PRINT from a collection of rare prints. Each print from the collection were literally discovered in the attic of a South Carolina pre-civil war mansion. Each print was made by carving the scene, in reverse, into a wood block. Rare, fine condition and below market value with an estimate of $200 - $400. MWF2471

ORIGINAL Antique PRINT scene-WEST POINT (NOT A REPRODUCTION) that was createdand produced, using a wood cut (Scene carved out of a wood block). One of several that were found in an 1858 Southern Antebellum mansion, all being offered for sale. Condition is excellent PLUS! Measures 6.5in x 9.75in.

MWF1309D Watercolor on paper laid on card. A 38 Gun Frigate 1790, 6-1/2 x 11-5/8 in. signed lower right ~H. Fletcher~ unframed (British, 19th/20th century)

Viking Warrior Bronze Sculpture, After Leonard 19"H x 10"W x 7"D 20 lbs. This bronze sculpture was produced using the "Lost Wax" casting method. The"Lost Wax" Cast method is the most precise metal casting technique in existence, ensuring exquisite detail of the original host model which is usually sculpted in clay or wax. This "Lost Wax" casting method is an extremely labor intensive and expensive process, but the end results produce a Heirloom Quality Masterpiece!

Jason and the Golden Fleece Bronze Sculpture After Barye, 26"H x 12"W x 8 1/2"D 38 lbs. This bronze sculpture was produced using the "Lost Wax" casting method. The"Lost Wax" Cast method is the most precise metal casting technique in existence, ensuring exquisite detail of the original host model which is usually sculpted in clay or wax. This "Lost Wax" casting method is an extremely labor intensive and expensive process, but the end results produce a Heirloom Quality Masterpiece!

John James Audubon Circa 1946 WHISTLING SWAN MATTED PRINT The Birds of America MWF2446

RUDDY DUCK MATTED PRINT John James Audubon Circa 1946 measures 14 x 11, mwf1945

ROYAL DOULTON ~MISS DEMURE & ROSE~ TWO PIECES: HN 1402, 1368:Beautifully hand painted.

Tenacious Male Nude Athlete with Shotput, Bronze Sculpture, After Dalov 11 1/2"H x 9 1/2"W x 3 3/4"D 10lbs. This bronze sculpture was produced using the Lost Wax casting method. The Lost Wax Cast method is the most precise metal casting technique in existence, ensuring exquisite detail of the original host model which is usually sculpted in clay or wax. This Lost Wax casting method is an extremely labor intensive and expensive process, but the end results produce a Heirloom Quality Masterpiece!

MWF1310C Watercolor on paper laid on card Merchant Vessel, unframed, signed lower right H. Fletcher (British, 19th/20th century)

Brilliant Lady Golfer Swinging, Bronze Sculpture, After Milo 12"H x 4"W x 3 1/4"D 7 lbs. This bronze sculpture was produced using the Lost Wax casting method. The Lost Wax Cast method is the most precise metal casting technique in existence, ensuring exquisite detail of the original host model which is usually sculpted in clay or wax. This Lost Wax casting method is an extremely labor intensive and expensive process, but the end results produce a Heirloom Quality Masterpiece!

Roaring 20's Nude Showgirl, Bronze Sculpture, After Rubin 14"H x 6"W x 6 "D 12 lbs This bronze sculpture was produced using the "Lost Wax" casting method. The"Lost Wax" Cast method is the most precise metal casting technique in existence, ensuring exquisite detail of the original host model which is usually sculpted in clay or wax. This "Lost Wax" casting method is an extremely labor intensive and expensive process, but the end results produce a Heirloom Quality Masterpiece!

Robert E Lee Bust, measures approx 6 in H. Material is a polystone on black base mwf2231

DOVEKIE MATTED PRINT John James Audubon Circa 1946, measures 14 x 11, mwf1947

GREAK AUK MATTED PRINT John James Audubon Circa 1946, measures 14 x 11, mwf1948

Ballerina Dancer Bronze Sculpture, After Rubin 12 " H7" W x 5"D 10 lbs. This bronze sculpture was produced using the "Lost Wax" casting method. The"Lost Wax" Cast method is the most precise metal casting technique in existence, ensuring exquisite detail of the original host model which is usually sculpted in clay or wax. This "Lost Wax" casting method is an extremely labor intensive and expensive process, but the end results produce a Heirloom Quality Masterpiece!

John James Audubon Circa 1946 AUDUBONS SHEARWATER MATTED PRINT The Birds of America MWF2457

MWF1403 Unusual Bulbous Vase. This vase is quite beautiful. It is made in Jingdezhen and is marked on the bottom, Approximate Dimensions 11 1/2~ high, 22~ circumference, weighs about 2-3lbs.

ORIGINAL Antique PRINT scene-BATTLE OF THE MASTS (NOT A REPRODUCTION) that was createdand produced, using a wood cut (Scene carved out of a wood block). One of several that were found in an 1858 Southern Antebellum mansion, all being offered for sale. Condition is excellent PLUS! Measures 10in x 7.5in.

St Petersburg Faberge Egg. Material: Pewter, Enamel, Dimensions: 4in (H) X 2in (D) The famed Faberge eggs are jeweled eggs, often with the most ornate, minuscule designs on them. The House of Faberge made the original pieces from 1885 to 1917. At that time, they became popular gifts given during the Easter season. Larger versions were made for the Russian royal family, including Alexander III and Nicolas II. Of these, 42 of the 50 originals exist today. Most Faberge eggs, though, were much smaller and hung from a chain around the neck. These eggs have precious metals on them or gemstone decorations, often with intricate detailing. These are a symbol of luxury and thought of as individual masterpieces.

MWF1383C 5x7 Oil on Board Depiciting Venice, Gondola Scene

John James Audubon Circa 1946 MOUTAIN PLOVER MATTED PRINT The Birds of America MWF2425

5 x 7 Oil on Board ~Turkeys in Forest~ Signed W.Ceruti

MWF1561 ~ RED TAILED HAWK ~ FRAMED MATTED PRINT ~ 14 X 11 ~The Birds of America - John James Audubon Circa 1946

John James Audubon Circa 1946 COMMON LOON MATTED PRINT The Birds of America MWF2453

Proud German Shepherd, Bronze Sculpture, After Barye, 6 1/2 inH x 4 3/4inW x 2 3/4in D 8lbs. This bronze sculpture was produced using the Lost Wax casting method. The Lost Wax Cast method is the most precise metal casting technique in existence, ensuring exquisite detail of the original host model which is usually sculpted in clay or wax. This Lost Wax casting method is an extremely labor intensive and expensive process, but the end results produce a Heirloom Quality Masterpiece!

5 x 7 Oil on Board ~Deer in Woods~ Signed W. Coter

Fox Hunt Bronze Sculpture, After PJ Mene 18.5"H x 14"W x 8"D 35 lbs. This bronze sculpture was produced using the "Lost Wax" casting method. The"Lost Wax" Cast method is the most precise metal casting technique in existence, ensuring exquisite detail of the original host model which is usually sculpted in clay or wax. This "Lost Wax" casting method is an extremely labor intensive and expensive process, but the end results produce a Heirloom Quality Masterpiece!Pierre Jules Mêne, (1810 -1879), was a French Sculptor and animalière. He is considered the pioneer of animal sculpture in the nineteenth-century.Mêne produced a number of animal sculptures, mainly of domestic animals including horses, cows and bulls, sheep and goats which were in vogue during the Second Empire. He was one of a school of French animalières which also included Rosa Bonheur, Pierre Louis Rouillard, Antoine-Louis Barye, Auguste Caïn, and François Pompon.His work was first shown in London by Ernest Gambart in 1849. Mêne specialized in small bronze figures which explains why none of his works exist as public statuary. His work was a popular success with the bourgeois class and many editions of each sculpture were made, often to decorate an increasing number of private homes of the period. The quality of these works is high, comparable to Barye's. Mêne also seems to have enjoyed a longer period of success and celebrity than his contemporaries. He is considered to have been the lost-wax casting expert of his time, later surpassed only by Auguste Rodin.

ORIGINAL Antique PRINT scene- MOUTH OF THE PASQUOTANK RIVER, ALBEMARLE SOUND (NOT A REPRODUCTION) that was createdand produced, using a wood cut (Scene carved out of a wood block). One of several that were found in an 1858 Southern Antebellum mansion, all being offered for sale. Condition is excellent PLUS! Measures 6.5in x 9.75in.

MWF1309E Watercolor on paper laid on card. The Victory 110 Guns~, 7-7/8 x 12-1/4 in. signed lower right ~H. Fletcher~ unframed (British, 19th/20th century)

MWF1306 Minnie B. Harrington (American, late 19th/early 20th century) ~Fisher~s Bay~, signed lower left ~M.B. Harrington~, oil on artist board, 11-5/8 x 15 in.; gilt wood and composition frame

ORIGINAL Antique PRINT scene-FEUDAL CASTLE OF BELEM, PORTUGAL(NOT A REPRODUCTION) that was createdand produced, using a wood cut (Scene carved out of a wood block). One of several that were found in an 1858 Southern Antebellum mansion, all being offered for sale. Condition is excellent PLUS! Measures 7.5in x 10in.

5 x 7 Oil on Board ~Puppy in Field~

Indian Headrest Amazing African American Princess pillow. Actually a African pillow designed to keep hair from touching the ground when sleeping. Only a princess or tribal queen would warrant so many months of labor to make this piece, heavily decorated.

5 x 7 Oil on Board ~Perching Peacock~ Signed W. Ceruti

5 x 7 Oil on Board ~Abstract Beach Scene~ Signed Skoetz

MWF1309B Watercolor on paper laid on card. - The Royal Charles, 5-1/4 x 9-7/8 in. unframed (British, 19th/20th century)

John James Audubon Circa 1946 LEAST BITTERN MATTED PRINT The Birds of America MWF2433

John James Audubon Circa 1946 PURPLE FINCH MATTED PRINT The Birds of America MWF2439

Noble Eagle Bust, Bronze Sculpture, 7 1/2 inH x 4 3/4inW x 2 3/4in D 8lbs. This bronze sculpture was produced using the Lost Wax casting method. The Lost Wax Cast method is the most precise metal casting technique in existence, ensuring exquisite detail of the original host model which is usually sculpted in clay or wax. This Lost Wax casting method is an extremely labor intensive and expensive process, but the end results produce a Heirloom Quality Masterpiece!

Breathtaking original oil on plank 19.5 x 24inches. Similar in content, color and style to James Ulrich. Perfect untouched condition. Estimated $1,500 to $2,500 MWF1987

From a collection of rare prints, many one of a kind in that they are hand-colored. Each print from the collection were literally discovered in the attic of a South Carolina pre-civil war mansion. All of the prints are in excellent condition, the hand-coloring as vivid as the prints themselves are rare. Each print was made by carving the scene, in reverse, into a wood block. Rare, fine condition and below market value with an estimate of $200 - $400. MATTED PRINT MWF2463

5 x 7 Oil on Board ~ Horse and Carriage ~

John James Audubon Circa 1946 MOUNTAIN QUAIL MATTED PRINT The Birds of America MWF2443

Striking Bobby Jones Golfer, Bronze Sculpture, After Ron Tunison 15.5H x 6.5W x 6.5D 14 lbs. This bronze sculpture was produced using the Lost Wax casting method. The Lost Wax Cast method is the most precise metal casting technique in existence, ensuring exquisite detail of the original host model which is usually sculpted in clay or wax. This Lost Wax casting method is an extremely labor intensive and expensive process, but the end results produce a Heirloom Quality Masterpiece!

Single Standing Elk Bronze Sculpture, After Boilee 14" H x 12"L x 5"D 17 lbs. This bronze sculpture was produced using the "Lost Wax" casting method. The"Lost Wax" Cast method is the most precise metal casting technique in existence, ensuring exquisite detail of the original host model which is usually sculpted in clay or wax. This "Lost Wax" casting method is an extremely labor intensive and expensive process, but the end results produce a Heirloom Quality Masterpiece!

CRYSTAL FALLS from a collection of rare prints, many one of a kind in that they are hand-colored. Each print from the collection were literally discovered in the attic of a South Carolina pre-civil war mansion. All of the prints are in excellent condition, the hand-coloring as vivid as the prints themselves are rare. Each print was made by carving the scene, in reverse, into a wood block. Rare, fine condition and below market value with an estimate of $200 - $400. Mearsures 12.5in x 9.5in MWF1288

Cape Water Buffalo and Calf Bronze Sculpture, After Barye, 17" L x 10"H x 8"D 38 lbs. This bronze sculpture was produced using the "Lost Wax" casting method. The"Lost Wax" Cast method is the most precise metal casting technique in existence, ensuring exquisite detail of the original host model which is usually sculpted in clay or wax. This "Lost Wax" casting method is an extremely labor intensive and expensive process, but the end results produce a Heirloom Quality Masterpiece!

John James Audubon Circa 1946 SMEW MATTED PRINT The Birds of America MWF2432

Nude Dancer Bronze Sculpture, After Ellis 13"H x 5"W x 5"D 10 lbs. This bronze sculpture was produced using the "Lost Wax" casting method. The"Lost Wax" Cast method is the most precise metal casting technique in existence, ensuring exquisite detail of the original host model which is usually sculpted in clay or wax. This "Lost Wax" casting method is an extremely labor intensive and expensive process, but the end results produce a Heirloom Quality Masterpiece!

~ HUDSONIAN GODWIT ~ The Birds of America - John James Audubon Circa 1946 MATTED PRINT

Horseplay Bronze Sculpture, After Barye, 13"H x 23 "W x 8 1/2"D 65 lbs. This bronze sculpture was produced using the "Lost Wax" casting method. The"Lost Wax" Cast method is the most precise metal casting technique in existence, ensuring exquisite detail of the original host model which is usually sculpted in clay or wax. This "Lost Wax" casting method is an extremely labor intensive and expensive process, but the end results produce a Heirloom Quality Masterpiece!

MWF1310B Watercolor on paper laid on card Merchant Vessel, unframed, signed lower right H. Fletcher (British, 19th/20th century)

John James Audubon Circa 1946 SAW-WHET OWL MATTED PRINT The Birds of America MWF2428

Outstanding Jaguar, Bronze Sculpture, After L. Carvin, 7 inH x 4 3/4inW x 2 3/4in D 8lbs. This bronze sculpture was produced using the Lost Wax casting method. The Lost Wax Cast method is the most precise metal casting technique in existence, ensuring exquisite detail of the original host model which is usually sculpted in clay or wax. This Lost Wax casting method is an extremely labor intensive and expensive process, but the end results produce a Heirloom Quality Masterpiece!

Falcon Bronze Sculpture, After Barye, 16"H x 7"W x 5"D12 lbs This bronze sculpture was produced using the "Lost Wax" casting method. The"Lost Wax" Cast method is the most precise metal casting technique in existence, ensuring exquisite detail of the original host model which is usually sculpted in clay or wax. This "Lost Wax" casting method is an extremely labor intensive and expensive process, but the end results produce a Heirloom Quality Masterpiece!Antoine-louis Barye (1796 - 1875) Originally trained as a goldsmith, Antoine-Louis Barye served in Napoleon's army before studying sculpture and painting. He entered the Ecole des Beaux-Arts in 1818 and adapted the romantic-style subject matter of violent and majestic animals. After his crocodile-like sculpture entitled Tiger Devouring a Gavail, won a medal at the Salon of 1831, Barye became a successful and independent sculptor and painter. His animal sculptures competed at the Salon alongside the more traditional and revered human figures. In 1845, Barye began a foundry that produced smaller and more affordable bronze statues. He was appointed the keeper of plaster casts at the Louvre and professor of zoological drawing at the Musee National d'Histoire Naturelle, both in Paris. Elected to the Academie in 1868, Barye inspired a later generation of animal sculptors who called themselves the animaliers.

John James Audubon Circa 1946 RED-COCKADED WOODPECKER MATTED PRINT The Birds of America MWF2450

Sunset Over Pond Oil on Board in Frame: Rural Landscape with Birch Tree. 27 1/2IN X 13IN x 3IN Carved Gesso Frame

5 x 7 Oil on Board ~Horse in Pasture~ Signed W. Krell

MWF1332 Hutschenreuther Porcelain Plaque (early 20th century) A Beauty, hand-painted porcelain plaque, ~HR~ stamped verso, 3-1/4 x 2-1/2 in., set in a 1-5/8 x 4-3/8 x 3-1/4 in. gilt brass box with filigree and palmette decoration

RARE Framed SIGNED Superman move poster. Signed by members of the cast.MWF161

MWF1567~ BROAD WINGED HAWK ~ FRAMED MATTED PRINT ~ 14 X 11 ~The Birds of America - John James Audubon Circa 1946

John James Audubon Circa 1946 GREEN-SHANK MATTED PRINT The Birds of America MWF1855

Mid 18th Century, HAND PAINTED SILK & BRONZE FIREPLACE SCREEN, H 28", W 40":Painted figural scene. Pedestal base. Fan shape. Compare to recent Sotheby's sale where similar item solf for $5,500.

Patinated Spelter Figure of Diana, 19th c, on a malachite inlaid gilt decorated black granite base, H.- 19 in., W.- 6 in., D.- 4 1/2 in.

John James Audubon Circa 1946 BROWN PELICAN MATTED PRINT The Birds of America MWF2445

5 x 7 Oil on Board ~Sleepy Kittens~

John James Audubon Circa 1946 GYRFALCON MATTED PRINT The Birds of America MWF2460

MWF1383T 5x7 Oil on Board Depiciting Wild Mustang

PAINTED SILK & BRONZE FIREPLACE SCREEN, H 28~, W 40~:Painted figural scene. Pedestal base. Fan shape. RP204

Magnificent Elephant, Bronze Sculpture, After Milo 11 3/4"H x 6 1/2"W x 3"D 10 lbs . This bronze sculpture was produced using the Lost Wax casting method. The Lost Wax Cast method is the most precise metal casting technique in existence, ensuring exquisite detail of the original host model which is usually sculpted in clay or wax. This Lost Wax casting method is an extremely labor intensive and expensive process, but the end results produce a Heirloom Quality Masterpiece!

MWF1309C Watercolor on paper laid on card. The Royal James, , 7-1/4 x 11-3/8 in. signed lower right ~H. Fletcher~ unframed (British, 19th/20th century)

Regal Elk, Bronze Sculpture, After L. Cavin, 9 inH x 5 1/2 inW x 2 3/4in D 8lbs. This bronze sculpture was produced using the Lost Wax casting method. The Lost Wax Cast method is the most precise metal casting technique in existence, ensuring exquisite detail of the original host model which is usually sculpted in clay or wax. This Lost Wax casting method is an extremely labor intensive and expensive process, but the end results produce a Heirloom Quality Masterpiece!

Spring Flowers Faberge Egg, Dimensions: 9in (H) X 3.75in (W), Egg Weight: 4 lbs 6 oz (2 kg), Material: Pewter, Enamel, Crystals, Egg Contains Music Box and Plays ~For Elise~ by V. Beethoven. The famed Faberge eggs are jeweled eggs, often with the most ornate, minuscule designs on them. The House of Faberge made the original pieces from 1885 to 1917. At that time, they became popular gifts given during the Easter season. Larger versions were made for the Russian royal family, including Alexander III and Nicolas II. Of these, 42 of the 50 originals exist today. Most Faberge eggs, though, were much smaller and hung from a chain around the neck. These eggs have precious metals on them or gemstone decorations, often with intricate detailing. These are a symbol of luxury and thought of as individual masterpieces.

Woman and Wolves, Bronze Sculpture, After Rubin, 11"H x 14"W x 8"D 24lbs This bronze sculpture was produced using the "Lost Wax" casting method. The"Lost Wax" Cast method is the most precise metal casting technique in existence, ensuring exquisite detail of the original host model which is usually sculpted in clay or wax. This "Lost Wax" casting method is an extremely labor intensive and expensive process, but the end results produce a Heirloom Quality Masterpiece!

Rooster Clock Faberge Egg. Material: Pewter, Crystals, Enamel. Dimensions: 6.5in (H) X 2.5in (Base Diameter) 1.75in (Egg Diameter) The famed Faberge eggs are jeweled eggs, often with the most ornate, minuscule designs on them. The House of Faberge made the original pieces from 1885 to 1917. At that time, they became popular gifts given during the Easter season. Larger versions were made for the Russian royal family, including Alexander III and Nicolas II. Of these, 42 of the 50 originals exist today. Most Faberge eggs, though, were much smaller and hung from a chain around the neck. These eggs have precious metals on them or gemstone decorations, often with intricate detailing. These are a symbol of luxury and thought of as individual masterpieces.

8 X 10 Oil on Board ~Dogs at Play~ FY311

John James Audubon Circa 1946 HAIRY WOODPECKER MATTED PRINT The Birds of America MWF2455

Abraham Lincoln Bust, measures approx 6 in H. Material is a polystone on black base mwf2230

MWF1383Q 5x7 Oil on Board Depiciting Wild Turkey Scene, Signed, W. Ceruti

Fighting Elk Bronze Sculpture, After PJ Mene, 17"W x 8"H x 8"D26 lbs This bronze sculpture was produced using the "Lost Wax" casting method. The"Lost Wax" Cast method is the most precise metal casting technique in existence, ensuring exquisite detail of the original host model which is usually sculpted in clay or wax. This "Lost Wax" casting method is an extremely labor intensive and expensive process, but the end results produce a Heirloom Quality Masterpiece! Pierre Jules Mêne, (1810 -1879), was a FrenchSculptor andanimalière. He is considered the pioneer of animal sculpture in the nineteenth-century.Mêne produced a number of animal sculptures, mainly of domestic animals including horses, cows and bulls, sheep and goats which were in vogue during the Second Empire. He was one of a school of French animalières which also included Rosa Bonheur, Pierre Louis Rouillard, Antoine-Louis Barye, Auguste Caïn, and François Pompon.His work was first shown in London by Ernest Gambart in 1849. Mêne specialized in small bronze figures which explains why none of his works exist as public statuary. His work was a popular success with the bourgeois class and many editions of each sculpture were made, often to decorate an increasing number of private homes of the period. The quality of these works is high, comparable to Barye's. Mêne also seems to have enjoyed a longer period of success and celebrity than his contemporaries. He is considered to have been the lost-wax casting expert of his time, later surpassed only by Auguste Rodin.

5 x 7 Oil on Board ~Puppies at Play ~

John James Audubon Circa 1946 AMERICAN PIPIT MATTED PRINT The Birds of America MWF2459

~ BRUNNICH MURRE ~ The Birds of America - John James Audubon Circa 1946 MATTED PRINT

MWF1383H 5x7 Oil on Board Depiciting Stream Landscape Scene

Renaissance Reclining Woman Nude, After Beach, Bronze Sculpture, L x 6"D x 8"H 18 lbs This bronze sculpture was produced using the "Lost Wax" casting method. The"Lost Wax" Cast method is the most precise metal casting technique in existence, ensuring exquisite detail of the original host model which is usually sculpted in clay or wax. This "Lost Wax" casting method is an extremely labor intensive and expensive process, but the end results produce a Heirloom Quality Masterpiece!

5 x 7 Oil on Board ~Abstract Beach Scene~ Signed Skoetz

Native American Chief Bust, Bronze Sculpture, After Bzach, 18" H x 11"W x 9"D 25 lbs This bronze sculpture was produced using the "Lost Wax" casting method. The"Lost Wax" Cast method is the most precise metal casting technique in existence, ensuring exquisite detail of the original host model which is usually sculpted in clay or wax. This "Lost Wax" casting method is an extremely labor intensive and expensive process, but the end results produce a Heirloom Quality Masterpiece!

~ GREATER SHEARWATER ~ The Birds of America - John James Audubon Circa 1946 MATTED PRINT

Lovely Male Child Portrait Bust Bronze Sculpture, 10 1/4inH x 2 3/4inW x 4 1/4in D 7lbs. This bronze sculpture was produced using the Lost Wax casting method. The Lost Wax Cast method is the most precise metal casting technique in existence, ensuring exquisite detail of the original host model which is usually sculpted in clay or wax. This Lost Wax casting method is an extremely labor intensive and expensive process, but the end results produce a Heirloom Quality Masterpiece!

MWF1383E 5x7 Oil on Board Depiciting Venice, Gondola Scene

John James Audubon Circa 1946 WARBLER AND BLUEBIRDS MATTED PRINT The Birds of America MWF2447

MWF1401 Antique Persian Floral Garden Pottery Charger. A very fine piece, circa 1930~s, hand painted underglazed. Measures 17~ Diameter x 1 3/4~ tall. Faint impress mark on the reverse. EXCELLENT Condition!!

MWF1566~ VESPER SPARROW ~ FRAMED MATTED PRINT ~ 14 X 11 ~The Birds of America - John James Audubon Circa 1946

Resting Elk Bronze Sculpture, After Barye, 17"H x17"W x 8"D40 lbs. This bronze sculpture was produced using the "Lost Wax" casting method. The"Lost Wax" Cast method is the most precise metal casting technique in existence, ensuring exquisite detail of the original host model which is usually sculpted in clay or wax. This "Lost Wax" casting method is an extremely labor intensive and expensive process, but the end results produce a Heirloom Quality Masterpiece!Antoine-louis Barye (1796 - 1875) Originally trained as a goldsmith, Antoine-Louis Barye served in Napoleon's army before studying sculpture and painting. He entered the Ecole des Beaux-Arts in 1818 and adapted the romantic-style subject matter of violent and majestic animals. After his crocodile-like sculpture entitled Tiger Devouring a Gavail, won a medal at the Salon of 1831, Barye became a successful and independent sculptor and painter. His animal sculptures competed at the Salon alongside the more traditional and revered human figures. In 1845, Barye began a foundry that produced smaller and more affordable bronze statues. He was appointed the keeper of plaster casts at the Louvre and professor of zoological drawing at the Musee National d'Histoire Naturelle, both in Paris. Elected to the Academie in 1868, Barye inspired a later generation of animal sculptors who called themselves the animaliers.

Bronze Cowboy and Horse Bronze Sculpture, After Barye - 13"H x11"W x 6"D 24 lbs. This bronze sculpture was produced using the "Lost Wax" casting method. The"Lost Wax" Cast method is the most precise metal casting technique in existence, ensuring exquisite detail of the original host model which is usually sculpted in clay or wax. This "Lost Wax" casting method is an extremely labor intensive and expensive process, but the end results produce a Heirloom Quality Masterpiece!

Scrimshaw Portrait of a Lady-decorated Whales Tooth, , lg. 4 in. MWF2386

Lady on Horseback, Bronze Sculpture, 16"H x 17" L x 6"D 22lbs This bronze sculpture was produced using the "Lost Wax" casting method. The"Lost Wax" Cast method is the most precise metal casting technique in existence, ensuring exquisite detail of the original host model which is usually sculpted in clay or wax. This "Lost Wax" casting method is an extremely labor intensive and expensive process, but the end results produce a Heirloom Quality Masterpiece!

FY129W PAIR French Vases white Measures 12~ and 8.5~

John James Audubon Circa 1946 BUFF-BREASTED SANDPIPER MATTED PRINT The Birds of America MWF1856

ORIGINAL Antique PRINT scene The Crowd on the Battery, Charleston, SC Watching the Combat (NOT A REPRODUCTION) that was createdand produced, using a wood cut (Scene carved out of a wood block). One of several that were found in an 1858 Southern Antebellum mansion, all being offered for sale. Condition is excellent PLUS! mwf2157

MWF1565~ BLACK TERN ~ FRAMED MATTED PRINT ~ 14 X 11 ~The Birds of America - John James Audubon Circa 1946

Vegas Showgirl Art Deco Bronze Sculpture, After Leonard, 16"H x 13"W x 6"D 28 lbs. This bronze sculpture was produced using the "Lost Wax" casting method. The"Lost Wax" Cast method is the most precise metal casting technique in existence, ensuring exquisite detail of the original host model which is usually sculpted in clay or wax. This "Lost Wax" casting method is an extremely labor intensive and expensive process, but the end results produce a Heirloom Quality Masterpiece!

ORIGINAL Antique PRINT scenE-VIEW FROM THE BRIDGE OF NIPHON, TOKIO (NOT A REPRODUCTION) that was createdand produced, using a wood cut (Scene carved out of a wood block). One of several that were found in an 1858 Southern Antebellum mansion, all being offered for sale. Condition is excellent PLUS! Measures 7.5in x 10in.

Spotted Owl, Bronze Sculpture, After Barye, 14"H x 8"W x6"D16 lbs This bronze sculpture was produced using the "Lost Wax" casting method. The"Lost Wax" Cast method is the most precise metal casting technique in existence, ensuring exquisite detail of the original host model which is usually sculpted in clay or wax. This "Lost Wax" casting method is an extremely labor intensive and expensive process, but the end results produce a Heirloom Quality Masterpiece!Antoine-louis Barye (1796 - 1875) Originally trained as a goldsmith, Antoine-Louis Barye served in Napoleon's army before studying sculpture and painting. He entered the Ecole des Beaux-Arts in 1818 and adapted the romantic-style subject matter of violent and majestic animals. After his crocodile-like sculpture entitled Tiger Devouring a Gavail, won a medal at the Salon of 1831, Barye became a successful and independent sculptor and painter. His animal sculptures competed at the Salon alongside the more traditional and revered human figures. In 1845, Barye began a foundry that produced smaller and more affordable bronze statues. He was appointed the keeper of plaster casts at the Louvre and professor of zoological drawing at the Musee National d'Histoire Naturelle, both in Paris. Elected to the Academie in 1868, Barye inspired a later generation of animal sculptors who called themselves the animaliers.

After Aldo Bartalietti, ~Tigre Blesse~ 1931, patinated plaster statue, with a presentation plaque on the front, H.- 12 in., W.- 22 in., D.- 6 1/4 in.

John James Audubon Circa 1946 RED-BREASTED MERGANSER MATTED PRINT The Birds of America MWF2452

Caribbean Blue painted in bright island colors by a native of St. Martin. Artist sticker on back shows original selling price of $2,400 in 1998. 20.25 x 23.95 inches. Estimate $2,400 to $3,000. Painted on Gesso over wooden plank. MWF1986

John James Audubon Circa 1946 KITTIWAKE MATTED PRINT The Birds of America MWF2424

METAL COVERED SELTZER BOTTLES; Group of Four Seltzer Bottles, 20th c., with wire mesh coverings. MWF660

Mercury & Caduceus, Bronze Sculpture, 22"H x11"D x 11"W 14 lbs This bronze sculpture was produced using the "Lost Wax" casting method. The"Lost Wax" Cast method is the most precise metal casting technique in existence, ensuring exquisite detail of the original host model which is usually sculpted in clay or wax. This "Lost Wax" casting method is an extremely labor intensive and expensive process, but the end results produce a Heirloom Quality Masterpiece!

From a collection of rare prints, many one of a kind in that they are hand-colored. Each print from the collection were literally discovered in the attic of a South Carolina pre-civil war mansion. All of the prints are in excellent condition, the hand-coloring as vivid as the prints themselves are rare. Each print was made by carving the scene, in reverse, into a wood block. Rare, fine condition and below market value with an estimate of $200 - $400. MATTED PRINT MWF2464

Kneeling Girl Bronze Sculpture, 10"H x 5"W x 5 "D 9 lbs. This bronze sculpture was produced using the "Lost Wax" casting method. The"Lost Wax" Cast method is the most precise metal casting technique in existence, ensuring exquisite detail of the original host model which is usually sculpted in clay or wax. This "Lost Wax" casting method is an extremely labor intensive and expensive process, but the end results produce a Heirloom Quality Masterpiece!

Oil on gesso over plank impressionist 23 x 20 inch "daybreak in Spain" by Hugo Torrez (unsigned) Compare his works at $4,000 to $5,000 MWF1989

MWF1383Z 5x7 Oil on Board Depiciting Sheep Pasture Scene, Signed H. Assteya

ORIGINAL Antique PRINT scene- ROME PLUNDERED BY THE GAULS (NOT A REPRODUCTION) that was createdand produced, using a wood cut (Scene carved out of a wood block). One of several that were found in an 1858 Southern Antebellum mansion, all being offered for sale. Condition is excellent PLUS! Measures 7.5in x 10in.

Magnificent Beethoven Bust, Bronze Sculpture, After Fix Masseau, 10 1/4inH x 5inW x 2 3/4in D 9lbs. This bronze sculpture was produced using the Lost Wax casting method. The Lost Wax Cast method is the most precise metal casting technique in existence, ensuring exquisite detail of the original host model which is usually sculpted in clay or wax. This Lost Wax casting method is an extremely labor intensive and expensive process, but the end results produce a Heirloom Quality Masterpiece!

John James Audubon Circa 1946 PRAIRIE WARBLER MATTED PRINT The Birds of America MWF2429

MWF1326 Manner of John Henry Henshall (British, 1856-1928) Town View, signed lower left ~J. Henshall~, oil on canvas, 24-1/4 x 24-1/4 in.; gilt wood and composition frame

Buffalo - Bison, Bronze Sculpture After Debvt, 10"H x 16"W x8"D35 lbs. This bronze sculpture was produced using the "Lost Wax" casting method. The"Lost Wax" Cast method is the most precise metal casting technique in existence, ensuring exquisite detail of the original host model which is usually sculpted in clay or wax. This "Lost Wax" casting method is an extremely labor intensive and expensive process, but the end results produce a Heirloom Quality Masterpiece!

Beautiful Female Bust, Bronze Sculpture, After Fix Masseau, 9 1/2inH x 3 inW x 2 3/4in D 8lbs. This bronze sculpture was produced using the Lost Wax casting method. The Lost Wax Cast method is the most precise metal casting technique in existence, ensuring exquisite detail of the original host model which is usually sculpted in clay or wax. This Lost Wax casting method is an extremely labor intensive and expensive process, but the end results produce a Heirloom Quality Masterpiece!

ORIGINAL Antique PRINT scene General Geary Issuing Passes to Citizens of Savannah GA (NOT A REPRODUCTION) that was createdand produced, using a wood cut (Scene carved out of a wood block). One of several that were found in an 1858 Southern Antebellum mansion, all being offered for sale. Condition is excellent PLUS! mwf2155

THE ISLAND SANCTUARY from a collection of rare prints, many one of a kind in that they are hand-colored. Each print from the collection were literally discovered in the attic of a South Carolina pre-civil war mansion. All of the prints are in excellent condition, the hand-coloring as vivid as the prints themselves are rare. Each print was made by carving the scene, in reverse, into a wood block. Rare, fine condition and below market value with an estimate of $200 - $400. Mearsures 12.5in x 9.5in MWF1287

MWF1325 Young Lady Holding a Fan and an Orange, unsigned, oil on canvas, 32-1/8 x 26-1/8 in.; gilt wood and composition frame (18th century)

ORIGINAL Antique PRINT scene The Confederate Steamer ~Anglia~ Captured of Bulls Bay near Charleston SC (NOT A REPRODUCTION) that was createdand produced, using a wood cut (Scene carved out of a wood block). One of several that were found in an 1858 Southern Antebellum mansion, all being offered for sale. Condition is excellent PLUS! mwf2160

CAROL STECHER-JONES (Washington) WATERCOLOR ON PAPER - Signed beach scene with shell and seaweed titled ~Low Tide~ - Condition good - Dated 1982 - 24~ x 28.5~ framed MWF956

ORIGINAL Antique PRINT scene-DEATH OF THE RABBI AND THE JEWS IN YORK (NOT A REPRODUCTION) that was createdand produced, using a wood cut (Scene carved out of a wood block). One of several that were found in an 1858 Southern Antebellum mansion, all being offered for sale. Condition is excellent PLUS! Measures 7.5in x 10in.