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Lot # |
Title |
Description |
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179 |
WONDERFUL VICTORIAN
ONYX AND BRONZE PEDESTAL |
Ca.
1880 onyx pedestal with elaborate bronze mountngs at top and base. Small chip to top. Top 11 3/4" square 43 1/2"
h. |
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180 |
PAIR OF HALL CHAIRS FROM
WEIDEMANN MANSION |
Two
very large chairs with carvings at top and in the front. Good structural condition with one
exception, a line on the post under one arm.
61" h x 28" d x 25 1/2 w. |
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181 |
VICTORIAN ONYX
PEDESTAL |
38"
antique onyx pedestal. Chip to one
corner at top; otherwise, excellent condition. 11" top. |
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182 |
CINCINNATI ART
CARVED CHAIR |
Lots
of carving with large heads on arms and large claws on feet. In front of curved seat is a carved with a
monogrammed "R". Good
condition with original dark finish.
41" h x 24" d x 29" w. |
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183 |
VICTOR
CASENELLI (CINCINNATI, OH) OIL
PAINTING |
Victor
Casenelli (Cincinnati, OH & Michigan, 1867-1961) of sheep, 11" h x
17" oil on canvas. Signed lower right "V. Casnelli",
painting was probably done in Cincinnati where he spelled his name Casnelli,
later he spelled his name Casenelli.
Victor Casenelli born in New York City came to Cincinnati in the
1880s. His association with
Cincinnati's western artists such as Henry Farny inspired him to turn his
attention to western subjects. After
twelve years in Cincinnati he moved to Muskegon, Michigan in 1905. Among one of his many accomplishments, he
painted murals for former President William H. Taft. Well listed artist. Excellent original
condition in original gold leaf frame. |
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184 |
VALENTINE BONHAJO
(CINCINNATI, OH.) OIL PAINTING |
Valentine
Bonhajo (Cincinnati, OH. 1855-1934) Ohio river landscape scene oil on wood
panel. 8" x 10". Signed lower right "Bonhajo" and
dated 16. Valentine Bonhajo was a
painter, lithographer, designer and art instructor, born in Germany and
active in Cincinnati (Hamilton) from the late 1870s until at least 1921. He attended evening classes in sculpture,
drawing, and design at the University of Cincinnati School of Design from
1876 to 1880, and from about 1888 to at least 1900, he and Herman Weber
operated a design and lithography firm; he also taught for more than 30 yrs.
at the Ohio Mechanics' Institute. His
watercolor landscapes, painted in the Cincinnati area, were shown in the
Cincinnati Art Museum's Annual Exhibitions of American Art in 1910, 1912,
& 1918. Fine condition. |
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185 |
FLOYD H. GRIMM
(COLUMBUS, OH) OIL PAINTING |
Floyd H.
Grimm (Columbus, OH. 20th Century) 15" x 11" oil on canvas of a
Terrier dog. Signed lower right "F.H. Grimm" and dated 26. Floyd H. Grimm was a member of the Columbus
P.P.C. He is listed in Davenports, Who Was Who in American Art, etc. A well done painting with fine detail. Fine condition. |
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186 |
ROBERT FABE
(CINCINNATI, OH) TEMPERA PAINTING |
Robert
Fabe (Cincinnati, OH. 1917-2004) titled "Sunday Morning Quebec",
dated 1965. 36" X 28"
Tempera painting on board. Signed
"Robert Fabe" lower right.
Original Robert Fabe tag on back.
Robert Fabe studied at the Cincinnati Art Academy with Herman Wessel,
John Weis, and Meyer Abel. Robert Fabe
served as the President of Cincinnati Professional Artists and President of
the Cincinnati Chapter of the MacDowell Society. He is one of Cincinnati's well know
artists. He is listed in Who's Who in American Art
and Who's Who in the Midwest. |
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187 |
RICHARD BUSEBAUM
(CINCINNATI, OH) OIL PAINTING |
Richard
Busebaum (Cincinnati, OH. 20th Century) landscape, 16" x 20" oil on
canvas. Signed lower right "R.
Busebaum". Richard Busebaum was a
member of the Cincinnati Art Club. He
is listed in Davenports, Who Was Who in American
Art, etc. |
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188 |
ROOKWOOD DECORATED
MAT VASE BY ELIZABETH BARRETT |
Lovely
six sided Rookwood vase with floral decoration. Dated 1925, Shape #2794. Artist monogram. X'd for two bubbles near bottom of vase. Fine condition. 9 1/2" h. |
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189 |
ROOKWOOD DECORATED
MAT LAMP BY ELIZABETH BARRETT |
Wonderful
Arts & Crafts lamp with gray and wine mottling over green. Dated 1927, Shape #944B. Artist monogram. X'd for glaze bubbles at top. Fine condition. Body 15" h. |
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190 |
ROOKWOOD
STANDARD GLAZE VASE WITH PINE CONE DECORATION BY AMELIA B. SPRAGUE |
Double
handled vase with three pine cones, one continuing under handle. Dated 1891.
Shape #498B and "W" for white clay. Inscribed with artists' initials. Excellent condition. 6" h. |
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191 |
ROOKWOOD STANDARD
GLAZE DOUBLE HANDLED VASE |
Handpainted
Sunflower decoration on front and back.
Dated 1891, Shape #498B.
Excellent condition. 6
1/2" h. |
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192 |
ROOKWOOD BUST OF
LADY WITH IVORY MAT GLAZE |
Dated
1928, Shape #2026.
Excellent condition. 7
1/2" h x 7 1/2" w. |
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193 |
UNUSUAL PR. OF
ROOKWOOD SPIKE CANDLE HOLDERS |
Ivory
mat glaze with hints of yellow. Dated
1925, Shape #2776. Excellent condition.
4" h x 4" dia. |
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194 |
ROOKWOOD VASE WITH
TRI-COLORED DRIP MAT GLAZE |
Dated
1930, Shape #6004. X'd; otherwise,
excellent condition. 4 3/4"
h. |
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195 |
ROOKWOOD VASE WITH MODERN
DESIGNS |
Dated
1943, Shape #6635. Brown high
glaze. Excellent condition. 6" h. |
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196 |
CHARLES WILLIAM
DUVALL (COLUMBUS, OH) OIL PAINTING |
Charles
William Duvall (Columbus, OH. 1864-1966) landscape 28" x 36" oil on
canvas. Signed lower right "Ch.
Wm. Duvall". Duvall was a well
known Columbus, Ohio, artist who was known for his landscapes of Southern
Ohio. He lived to be almost 102 years
of age. He is listed in Davenports, Who Was Who in American Art, etc. |
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197 |
SIGNED J.V. TSCHUDI
WATERCOLOR |
Fine
7" x 18" watercolor of hunting scene. Signed lower right "J.V. Tschudi"
and dated 96. Original gold frame, few
minor flakes to frame; otherwise, all in good condition. |
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198 |
GLEN TRACY (CINCINNATI, OH.)
WATERCOLOR |
Glen
Tracy (Cincinnati, Oh. 1883-) titled "View from Beside Barn of Farm on
Salem Rd. Looking Toward California".
15" x 16" watercolor.
Penciled at top right "Sunset - 5:00 P.M., March 29,
1928". Penciled on back with
title "Glen Tracy, Mar. 29, 1928".
Glen Tracy studied with Nowottny, Meakin, and Duveneck. He was a member of the Cincinnati Art
Club. Measurement for watercolor size
only. Few foxing spots near top and
some slight staining to mat; otherwise, fine condition. |
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199 |
GLEN TRACY (CINCINNATI, OH.)
WATERCOLOR |
Glen
Tracy (Cincinnati, Oh. 1883-) landscape 12 x 10 watercolor. Signed "Glen Tracy" and dated
Aug. 26, 1930, lower left. Glen Tracy
studied with Nowottny, Meakin, and Duveneck.
He was a member of the Cincinnati Art Club. Few foxing spots; otherwise, fine
condition. |
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200 |
GLEN TRACY (CINCINNATI, OH.)
WATERCOLOR |
Glen
Tracy (Cincinnati, OH, 1883-) 9" x 10 1/2" watercolor. Signed "Glen Tracy" lower
left. Glen Tracy studied with
Nowottny, Meakin, and Duveneck. He was
a member of the Cincinnati Art Club.
One 1" tear at upper right; otherwise, fine condition. |
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201 |
KENNETH
OZIER, CINCINNATI, OHIO, PAINTING WITH HORSES |
19
1/2" x 23 1/2" oil on canvas landscape with horses grazing by
trees. Listed Cincinnati artist, Ken
Ozier. Signed lower left. Excellent condition. |
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202 |
FRAMED HENRY FARNY INDIAN
LITHOGRAPH |
"Indian
on Horseback", Copyright 1905 by E.B. Neal. Fine gold shadow box frame. Excellent condition. 5" x 7". Frame - 11" x 13". |
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203 |
WALNUT VICTORIAN
PIER MIRROR WITH MARBLE SHELF |
Ebonized black. 98" h x 30" w. |
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204 |
WALL GAME TABLE |
Ca.
1870. Half found wall game table has
carved legs and apron. Back leg pulls
out and top flips to make round game table.
Back has tray for cards and chips.
31" h x 20" d x 39" w. |
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205 |
WALNUT CANTERBURY |
Ca.
1870. Good condition with original
white casters and turned posts at top, the inside has two dividing shelves.
20" h x 15 1/2" d x 25" w. |
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206 |
CINCINNATI ART
CARVED CHERRY TOWEL RACK WITH MIRROR |
Fine original
condition. 14" h x 24"
w. |
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207 |
HEAVILY CARVED
SLIDING BOOKENDS WITH DOGS |
Unusual
carved bookends with well detailed dog heads in oval panels and other leaf
and nut carvings. Ca. 1880. 8" h x 8" d x 18" w. |
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208 |
OAK ROCKER |
Ca.
1900. Oak rocker with heads on each of
the back posts and carvings in back.
36" h x 31" d x 22 w.
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209 |
VICTORIAN MARBLE
PEDESTAL |
32"
antique marble pedestal with spiral design column. Small underside chips to top. 10" top. |
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210 |
OAK SERVING STAND |
Two
shelves with carved tilting top. Very
unusual stand. Old black finish. 30" h x 19" d x 24" w. |
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211 |
LARGE ROOKWOOD
GARDEN VASE WITH DRIP GLAZE |
Shape
#3316Y. One broken handle that has
been glued back, factory drain hole in base.
Stamped with Rookwood logo.
28" h. |
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212 |
KEZONTA POTTERY
ATTRIBUTION VASE |
Attributed
Kezonta vase by Cincinnati Art Pottery Co.
Ca. 1880s. Multi-colored floral
and gold decoration. 2" spider
line at base; otherwise, excellent condition.
24 1/2" h. |
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213 |
PAIR OF ROOKWOOD
OWL BOOKENDS |
Ivory
mat glaze. Dated 1935, Shape
#2655. Has in-mold monogram of
designer William McDonald. Excellent
condition. 6" h. |
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214 |
PAIR OF ROOKWOOD
ROOK BOOKENDS |
Green
over blue mat glaze. Dated 1926, Shape
#2275. Has in-mold monogram of
designer William McDonald. Excellent
condition. |
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