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WoodLure01 |
FISHING LURE WOODEN VINTAGE
3 inches long This vintage wooden lure is painted white and has red glass eyes. It was recovered from an old tree that is now above the water level in an Arizona lake. I retrieved it myself.
A great lure for the fishing collector! |
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GlassHumm201 |
GLASSWARE SET HUMMINGBIRDS ETCHED
12 ounce A set of two glasses with etched hummingbirds and flowers. I believe size is 12 oz.
From Colorado estate.
See five others of similar etching in Glass category. |
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BBuc003 |
BRASS BELT BUCKLE DRAGON VINTAGE
3 1/4 inch X 3 inch A vintage brass belt buckle in an unusual form of a dragon. The dragon has its tail in its mouth forming a complete circle. Size is 3 1/4 inch X 3 inch. Markings on reverse are oriental. This buckle dates at least to the 1960's if not earlier. |
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LS001 |
KELVIN CHINA 1957 LIGHT SWITCH PLATES PAINTED
7 inches oval These two light switch plates are vividly painted chicken designs with gold around the edges. Each one is a different design. The back has the Kelvin Fine China trademark as well as Copyright 1957 stamped. Very cute!
Sold separately for $25 each. |
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DogHydrSP200 |
DALMATION AND FIRE HYDRANT SALT & PEPPERS S.D.D.
This set of salt and pepper shakers are the originals from the 1940's-1960's and are marked on the bottom of each with S.D.D. I have not been able to find out what these initials are for, yet the reproductions do not have them.
I have seen several reproductions of this set with yellow around the eyes and the spots on the head are not quite the same, nor is the lifted leg in the same position.
These are from an AZ estate.
A very nice collectible in many aspects: salt & peppers, firefighting, animals. |
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Bac001 |
THE WAR IN VIRGINIA-CONTRABANDS
16 inch X 20 inch matted This is a digital reproduction of a drawing done by a field artist during the Civil War (1861-1865). The title of this print is 'The War in Virginia-Contrabands Coming into the Federal Camp' and depicts a wagon and oxen bringing a black family into 'the Promised Land'.
The piece is reproduced (computer digitized) in sepia tone to bring out the rich details of the artists sketch. All work is done with archival, acid-free and museum-quality products (both ink and paper) in order to preserve the work for future generations. The print is 16 inch X 20 inch matted.
Please see other Civil War prints www.tias/com/stores/rks |
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Bac003 |
MUSICAL ENTERTAINMENT BATON ROUGE
16 inch X 20 inch This print called 'Musical Entertainment-Baton Rouge, LA under the 41st Massachusetts, 131st NY and the 25th Connecticut volunteers' and features a breakdown, which was danced, or rather jumped with great vigor, by a couple of black contraband juveniles.
Drawn by a field artist and soldier during the Civil War (1861-1865), the piece is reproduced (computer-digitized) in sepia tones to bring out the rich details of the artists sketch. All is done with archival, acid-free and museum quality products (both paper and ink) in order to preserve the work for future generations. The print comes matted as 16 X 20.
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CwInd001 |
DELAWARE INDIANS ACTING AS SCOUTS
16 inch X 20 inch matted This print is from a drawing done by a field artist, and soldier, during the Civil War (1861-1865). It is called 'Delaware Indians Acting as Scouts for the Federal Army in the West'; and depicts Native Americans used for intelligence sources during the Civil War.
We will reproduce the piece, via computer-digitizing, in sepia tone to bring out the rich details of the artists sketch. All work is done with archival, acid-free and museum-quality products, ink and paper, in order to preserve the work for future generations. The print will come matted and will measure 16 X 20. It will also be shrink-wrapped.
We hope this print brings you many hours of enjoyment and we thank you for looking.
Please look at my other artwork for additional pieces from the Civil War in Ethnographic category at /stores/rks |
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Bac004 |
THE GRAND SKEDDADLE
16 inch X 20 inch matted This print is from a drawing done by a field artist, and soldier, during the Civil War (1861-1865). It is called 'The Grand Skedaddle of the Inhabitants from SC when Threatened by an Attack from the Federal Troops' and depicts thousands of black families fleeing with their personal belongings.
We reproduce the piece (computer-digitized) in sepia tone to bring out the rich details of the artists sketch. All work is done with archival, acid-free and museum-quality products (both ink and paper) in order to preserve the work for future generations. The print is 16 X 20 matted.
We hope this print brings you many hours of enjoyment and thank you for looking.
Please look at other Civil War artwork on /stores/rks |
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Bac005 |
SIEGE OF PETERSBURG
16 inch X 20 inch matted This print is from a drawing done by a field artist, and soldier, during the Civil War (1861-1865). It is called 'The Siege of Petersburg-Bringing in Captured Guns Amid Cheers from the Ohio Troops' and depicts black troops in feverish anxiety after a gallant fight against Confederate troops.
We will reproduce the piece (computer-digitized) in sepia tone to bring out the rich details of the artists sketch. All work is done with archival, acid-free and museum-quality products (both ink and paper) in order to preserve the work for future generations. The print is 16X 20 matted.
We hope this print brings you many hours of enjoyment and thank you for looking.
Please look at my other Civil War artwork at /stores/rks. There are drawings of many aspects of the Civil War, (ships, Indians, railroads of that time period) so if there is something that you are interested in and don't see, contact me and I will look to see if I have it! |
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KillCave300 |
KILLING CAVE ON BANKS OF POTOMAC REPRODUCTION PRINT
16 inch X 20 inch matted This print is from a drawing done by a field artist, and soldier, during the Civil War (1861-1865). It is called 'Killings Cave On The Banks of the Potomac, The Place of Refuge of Many Citizens During the Battle of Antietam' and depicts a scene showing how serious this battle was. A great piece for the collector of Civil War artwork as well as cave-related items.
I will reproduce the piece, via computer digitizing, in sepia tone to bring out the rich details of the artists sketch. All work is done with archival, acid-free and museum-quality products, both ink and paper, in order to preserve the work for future generations.
The print is 16 X 20 and is matted.
We hope this print brings you many hours of enjoyment and thank you for looking.
Please see other Civil War prints that we digitally reproduce at /stores/rks!
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CWShips001 |
RECEPTION OF WOUNDED SOLDIERS AND ASSOC WATER VESSELS
16 inch X 20 inch matted This print is from a drawing done by a field artist, and soldier, during the Civil War (1861-1865). It is called ' Reception of Wounded Soldiers by the Federal Authorities and Conveying Them to the Hospital' which depicts a scene showing soldiers, women, ships and various other things giving a feeling of urgency. A wonderful print for collectors of Civil War and/or ships of the timeperiod.
We will reproduce the piece, via computer digitizing, in sepia tone to bring out the rich details of the artists sketch. All work is done with archival, acid-free and museum-quality products, both ink and paper, in order to preserve the work for future generations.
The print is 16 X 20 and is matted.
We hope this print brings you many hours of enjoyment and thank you for looking. Please see other Civil War prints that we digitally reproduce at /stores/rks!
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CWShips250 |
THE CONFEDERATE PRIVATEER STEAMER 'ALABAMA' 1862
16 inch X 20 inch matted This print is from a drawing done by a field artist, and soldier, during the Civil War (1861-1865). It is called 'The Confederate Privateer Steamer 'Alabama' Captain Raphael Semmes' which was photographed while at Liverpool. The wooden vessel was built by Laird & Sons, of Birkenhead in 1862. This is a beautiful reproduction for the collector of Civil War and/or maritime artwork.
We will reproduce the piece, via computer digitizing, in sepia tone to bring out the rich details of the artists sketch. All work is done with archival, acid-free and museum-quality products, both ink and paper, in order to preserve the work for future generations. The print is 16 X 20 and is matted.
We hope this print brings you many hours of enjoyment and thank you for looking.
Please see other Civil War prints that we digitally reproduce at /stores/rks!
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CWShips002 |
WAR ON THE RED RIVER-ADMIRAL PORTERS FLEET
16 inch X 20 inch matted This print is from a drawing done by a field artist, and soldier, during the Civil War (1861-1865). It is called 'War on the Red River, Admiral Porter's Fleet Passing Through Colonel Bailey's Dam, Above Alexandria' and depicts a large crowd watching the ships trying to sail over dams built of rocks. A very unusual piece for the collector of Civil War and/or maritime art.
We will reproduce the piece, via computer digitizing, in sepia tone to bring out the rich details of the artists sketch. All work is done with archival, acid-free and museum-quality products, both ink and paper, in order to preserve the work for future generations. The print is 16 X 20 and is matted.
We hope this print brings you many hours of enjoyment and thank you for looking.
Please see other Civil War prints that we digitally reproduce at /stores/rks
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CWRail001 |
TRAVELING IN STATE GENERAL BURNSIDE
16 inch X 20 inch matted This print is from a drawing done by a field artist, and soldier, during the Civil War (1861-1865). It is called 'Traveling in State-General Burnside on the Road from New Berne...' and depicts an unusual mode of travel during the Civil War. An interesting piece for the collector of Civil War art.
We will reproduce the piece, via computer digitizing, in sepia tone to bring out the rich details of the artists sketch. All work is done with archival, acid-free and museum-quality products, both ink and paper, in order to preserve the work for future generations.
The print is 16 X 20 and is matted.
We hope this print brings you many hours of enjoyment and thank you for looking.
Please see other Civil War prints that we digitally reproduce on this site!
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Bac002 |
NEW YEARS DAY CONTRABAND BALL
16 inch X 20 inch matted This is a digital reproduction of a drawing done by a field artist during the Civil War (1861-1865). The title of this print is 'New Years Day Contraband Ball at Vicksburg, Miss' and the detail is so great right down to the candle sconces on the wall! This is one of the best drawings of Civil War real-life I have seen.
The piece is reproduced in sepia tone (computer-digitized) to bring out the rich details of the artists sketch. All work is done with archival, acid-free and museum-quality products in order to preserve the piece for future generations.
Print size is 16X20 matted.
I have many other Civil War prints at /stores/rks. Please contact me for something in particular that you may be looking for. |
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Etch001 |
LIMITED EDITION 'YOUNG LOVE' RARE FIND!
framed 13 X 15 inches This original Limited Edition (#54 of 100) Fine Etching done by William Kolliker and is entitled 'Young Love2' shows 2 owls in a tree.
It was purchased during his gallery opening at the El Paso Museum of Art in 1974 by my grandparents.
The print size is 6 inches X 8 inches within a 13 inch X 15 inch frame.
Mr. Kolliker was a well-known artist and passed away in 1995. The piece includes a number of provenance items including notice of his death in El Paso as well as the gallery opening in 1974.
KOLLIKER IS FOUND IN MANY MUSEUMS. THIS IS A RARE FIND AS HIS WORK IS SELDOM UP FOR SALE.
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Ren001 |
LUNCHEON OF THE BOATING PARTY RENOIR IMPRESSIONISM
17 inches X 22 inches framed This is an Art Print made and distributed by Portal Publications, Ltd in 1966 and has been framed in a gold vintage frame with glass. A written description of the work is attached to the back.
The vintage frame (from the 1940's or earlier) may actually be more valuable than the piece of artwork, however it has been repainted.
Pierre Augustus Renoir was a founding member of the movement known as 'Impressionism' in the latter part of the 1800's. 'Luncheon of the Boating Party' was painted in 1880-81 and is a youthful, idealized portrait of his friends and colleagues who frequented the Maison Fournaise where this painting shows them. One of the women in the painting later became his wife. There is slight water damage to the right side.
This is a very nice framed piece of vintage art. |
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SFRR200 |
NAVAJO WOMAN
10 inches X 12 inches Frederic Mizen, the artist who did this ‘Navajo Woman’ was born in Chicago 1888. Noted western genre, his father was noted Secy to three Generals on the frontier. He studied with Ufer and at the Academy Julien in Paris. Did portraits of Indians. Died in 1964.
Paintings by Mizen are very detailed and show the wonderful expressions of the Native Americans as well as their jewelry.
SFRR used these artists, mostly from Taos, New Mexico, for their calendars to advertise travel in the southwest.
Information in the bottom right corner ‘Lewis F. Dow Co. St. Paul USA’ and in the lower left corner ‘Copyright 1951 The Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe Railway Company, Litho in USA'
The picture size is 10 inches X 12inches; and is in perfect condition. There is one small flaw on the left side but is not noticeable except upon close inspection and does not take away from the visual. The entire size, including the area where the calendar was stapled on and some pieces of calendar, is 14inches X 13inches; and has small holes from the staples and hanging hole.
Is from a family estate in New Mexico. |
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SFRR300 |
NAVAJO SHEPHERDESS 1953
10 inches X 12 inches Frederic Mizen, the artist who did this ‘Navajo Shepherdess’ (which is not the same painting as the one by artist ‘Yemo or Nemo’) was born in Chicago 1888. Noted western genre, his father was noted Secy to three Generals on the frontier. He studied with Ufer and at the Academy Julien in Paris. Did portraits of Indians. Died in 1964.
Paintings by Mizen are very detailed and show the wonderful expressions of the Native Americans as well as their jewelry.
SFRR used these artists, mostly from Taos, New Mexico, for their calendars to advertise travel in the southwest.
Information in the bottom right corner ‘R.R. Donnelly & Sons Co. Chicago USA’ and in the lower left corner ‘Copyright 1953 The Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe Railway Company, Litho in USA'
The picture size is 10 inches X 12 inches; and is in perfect condition. The entire size, including the area where the calendar was stapled on and some pieces of calendar, is 14inches X 13inches; and has small holes from the staples and hanging hole.
Is from a family estate in New Mexico.
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