Antique Art

Grape Vase

Walkie Talkie Set 1

1950's Vintage Chelsia Italian TV mid Century

Length 8.5 Width 8 Height 4

Vintage Agate Snuff Bottle with cornea spots on both sides 2in height 1.5in width

Yellow Green Jar 10 in Length 3.5 in base 2 in top

Several years ago I bought 4 famous harbor or waterway prints, intending to hang them in my living room. Somehow they got misplaced and they never were hung. I just found all 4 in a nice tight plastic box where they've been for over 20 years. This is definitely not my area of prime interest or expertise, but I think that all 4 prints are beautiful, interesting period views, and obviously not color-damaged or faded from exposure. As far as I can determine, all are antique line engravings which were hand tinted, ca 1850-1855. Although not super large, they present quite a bit of detail, and are in very good condition; all have antique lined, cream colored matting and custom quality framing wood, each a little different. There are 2 frames of the same size, and the other 2, slightly smaller are similar in size. All have paper backing and a wire for hanging. The first is Boston from Roxbury, ca 1850. Overall frame is 14 ¼ x 12 ¼ inches, the same size as the New York print; antique red-gold washed frame; triple-lined cream mat with one stripe of pale yellow; plain glass is intact. The image predominates with green grass, puffy clouds, with a sliver of blue water towards the center; there is a cow in the foreground, a long fence, an arbor, and wonderfully detailed buildings, mostly in tan-light red coloring. A mosque, or possibly a capitol building is noted in the far distance. This main colored section measures 7 ¾ x 5 5/8 inches. There is an area of white around the main picture, where Boston, from Roxbury is printed underneath, and J.R.Smith.del is seen in the left lower corner, and Carter, Andrews & Co. SC is seen in the right lower corner, both under a fine double black line and in very tiny print. This white-bordered area measures 9 7/32 x 7 ½ inches. There is slight distress to the mat in the lower right section, and what appears to be some hint of crumpling in the upper part of the picture, seen when you hold it tangentially to light. There is no apparent foxing or mildew that I can discern, but possibly some fingerprint smudging. All of this is very subtle. Buyer to pay for shipping by USPS Priority with Delivery Confirmation, 6 lbs. from 06068. #600

15in(height)11in(length)

20in (length) 24in(height) 1/2in(width)

32.5in length 27.5in height 1 1/2in width

This yard long is of 1913 Dog Show Prize winner on the back it states R 2Ct 1913 The Gray Lith Co New York. It is signed in the right hand corner C.L. Van Vredenburgh. It has a few stains on print, but is adorable print with playful puppies. Old frame, please do not think this is in perfect condition, but for its age is good.

Great Motto ware antique framed with glass picture, Great decorations and text signed Ali Baba Numbered 194, In great condition, Frame is finished in gold tone, Measuring approximately 10 1/2 x 7 1/2.

This is a wonderful original watercolor painting of a Pair of Mallards landing in a pond on the Eastern Shore of Maryland by John Sudy (1879-1960). The painting is in very good condition - the apparent foxing is almost all on the inside of the glass. This painting is in its original frame and has not been examined out of the frame. Sight - 12.5 inches by 18 inches, framed - 25.75 inches by 19.5 inches. Baltimore Gallery sticker and painting label on reverse. John Sudy was a remarkable character as well as excellent wildlife artist. Taken from his obituary - He was born in 1879 in Prague in what was then Bohimia - now Czechoslovakia. His mother was Suzan Ponyatovsky, a well known artist. He began his art studies at age 9 in Berlin and at the outbreak of WWI was painting in Rome. He joined the army of the Austrian Empire and went to war against Russia, was soon captured and sent off to prison in Siberia. As the only officer in camp, Sudy led a mass escape of 2300 prisoners. From Siberia the group marched westward and 2 years later Mr. Sudy and 4 other prisoners arrived in Turkey. He managed to reach the U.S. in 1921, where he settled in Easton, Maryland where he began studying and painting wildlife. Quite a linguist, at one time Mr. Sudy spoke 29 languages. He numbered among his close friends such financial greats as J. Pierpoint Morgan, John J. Raskob and George Offett. Additional information added 1/25/11: There is an important update. We recently did take the framing apart to clean the glass. While most of the foxing and discoloration was indeed on the glass, there was more foxing than we expected on the painting itself and we have lowered the price accordingly to $400. It is still a nice painting from a most interesting artist. I recently spoke with someone from Easton, who was acquainted with Mr. Sudy. They said he was quite the character. Buyer pays all shipping and insurance costs.

This hand colored aquatint engraving was published by William Miller on Albermarle Street (London) England, on January 1st, 1805. From a painting by William Henry Pyne, from the Costume of Great Britain . Depicts a boy on a horse, speaking with another man carrying a basket - dog in foreground and a cart and driver with a cow in the background.. This is No. 58. Measures 9 x 13 - framed measures 10 3/4 x 15 . We also have The Baker from this series (see additional photo showing both). According to Wikipedia, William Miller was one of the leading English publishers of the early 19th century . Gesso frame - tiny chips.

Antique Sepia Lithograph 1893 Gebbie & Co. Artist captures the bland expression as preparation is made for an arrival. Unsigned 1899 Print measures 9 1/4 long x 13 1/2 wide. This is in excellent condition.

Maxfield Parrish Arizona print with frame measures 11.25 x 8.50. 1870-1966. This is an antique print. I do not know the exact date so date is estimated.

Beautiful motto picture by G.M.ARNOLD, Excellent condition, It measures about 10 inch x 8 inch.

Vintage snow scene print, matted, glass, frame measures 21 3/4 x 26. This is an excellent antique print and frame.

Flue Stop with hanging chain, Harvesting Grain 10 1/8. This is estate excellent condition.

GORGEOUS Antique Henderson Seed Catalog Artwork. Illustrated by the popular SEED CATALOG Company artwork, PETER HENDERSON CO. My pictures do not give this piece justice to it's stunning coloring and the way this was illustrated. Is absolutely lovely.... This is why collectors love the earlier 1800s-1900s artwork pieces. This lithograph happens to be TWO SIDES OF WONDERFUL GRAPHICS. SIDE ONE: THE GREAT COCHET SET OF ROSES. Against a deep forest green background, the roses look rich and elegant looking. Yellows, pink, white, and deep burgundy red roses. SIDE TWO: SIX PRIZE WINNING CHRYSANTHEMUMS, 40 CENTS. Hues of same, large blossoms. Measures 6-5/8 inches wide by 9-7/8 inches high. Lithograph in ABSOLUTELY PRISTINE, FABULOUS CONDITION. Ever-so-slight edge wear. Never exposed to light. GREAT ANTIQUE ARTWORK to frame. ***GUARANTEED OLD AND ORIGINAL!!*** Thanks for visiting DOGWOOD TRAIL ANTIQUES. ***ANY REASONABLE OFFERS ENTERTAINED!!**