Andrew Turner (Philadelphia, 20th C) Jazz Players

Andrew Turner (20th C, Pennsylvania) Painting. OOC Size: 36"T x 24"L

(lot of 2) George H. Harrington (American, 1832-1911), In the Billiards Room, 1902, watercolor, signed and dated lower left and William Sorrow (American, 20th century), Jazz Players, ink and watercolo

Michelle Carnes (Amerian, 20th century), Jazz Player, 2008, oil on canvas, signed lower right, dated verso, overal (with frame): 18.5"h x 33.5"w

Size 25 x 7 in (framed)

Harmon Montgomery, American, 20th C. Watercolor Painting Jazz Trumpet Player, Framed size: 8 x 10, 12.25 x 14.25 outside frame. ASKart: Harmon Montgomery is active/lives in United States. Harmon Montg

MICHAEL SMIROLDO (AMERICAN, NEW ORLEANS, 20TH C.) ORIGINAL WATERCOLOR OF JAZZ TRUMPET PLAYER. SIGNED. IMAGE 13"X19", FRAMED 20"X25"

(lot of 2) Patinated bronze sculptures, signed in cast Hopkins (Mark Hopkins, American, 20th c.), dated [19]92, including: (1) Jazz Bass Player, numbered 440/750, approx 14"h, 5.5"w, 5.5"d; (1) Jazz P

Polychromed sculpture. Keyboard Player. Signed and numbered 169/500. Legends certified; 12in.H. x 6.5in.W.

A French brass and four glass mantel clockretailed by J.E. Caldwell, Philadelphiaearly 20th centuryThe twin train movement striking on a gong, with Japy Freres pastille to backplate.height 10 1/4in (2

Web Silver, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, 2nd half-20th century. 3.75" high, total weight approx. 410g.

An American World War II US Naval Lt. Commander ceremonial sword and scabbard William Lehmberg, Philadelphia, PA second quarter 20th centuryLeather case with gilt tooled inscriptionLT COMDR, Wm. H. HE

Earl Marshawn Washington (American, b. 1962) late 20th century woodcut impression depicting a dancer and trumpet player at the famous Harlem Jazz Club, NYC. Signed bottom left "Sc. E.M.W." in pencil a

(3) Andrew Turner (American, PA, 1944-2001), (2) oil on canvas, Pool Players, and (1) oil on board, Jazz Musicians, each signed, largest 14" x 18" overall, all unframed, together with framed profile o

Artist: Andrew Bolam (b. 1971). Title/Description: "The Sweet Truck Suite / Chevy." Signature: Signed l/r, and verso. Date Created: c. Late 20th Century. Medium/Ground: Acrylics on board. Size: 11 1/2

Most for American locations, but some European and other places, many ornate with molded designs on both sides. Examples include Mount Vernon, maker F. A. Whelan; Philadelphia Penn Treaty commemorativ

Roseville, Ohio, early 20th century. Lamp base with dark blue, white and yellow decoration on a medium blue ground. Unmarked. Copper collar at the top for the wick turner. 11.5"h.

An French patinated bronze figure of a tambourine player: Il Santorelloafter the model by Justin Chrysotome Sanson (1833-1910)20th centuryBase inscribed J Sanson / ROMA.height 16in (40.5cm); width 7in

A French patinated bronze figure of a tambourine playerafter the model by Francisque-Joseph Duret (1804-1865)20th centuryBase inscribed Duret f.height 17in (43cm); width 7in (17.5cm); depth 6in (15cm)

An abstract ink on paper signed Jacobs bottom right. Mid 20th century. Dimensions:26.75" H x 31" W framed, 16.5" H x 21" W mat opening. Provenance:From a Pottstown collection.

Rogers Turner (20th Century American) Greek vase with sunflowers and clementines; A cantaloupe and calendulas (two works) each signed 'ROGERS TURNER' (lower left); one dated 'MCMXCIII' (lower right);

ARTIST UNKNOWN. (American, 20th century) Jazz / The Chicago Gang. 1962. Oil on homemade canvas board. Signed “Baumgartner” and dated lower left. 16 x 20 ¼”. Frame: 19 x 23”.

John Robert Fuller (20th Century) Jazz, Mixed media (acrylic and oil pastel) on paper, Signed lower left. Framed dimensions: h: 34 x w: 45 in. H: 24 W: 34 in.

J. Rassiat, (20th century), Jazz, color lithograph, 20.75" x 15.75", Provenance: Spencer Weisz Galleries, Inc, Chicago, Illinois, Acquried from the above by the present owner

Portrait of a child. Oil on canvas (wrapped). 32 x 26 in., 35 x 29 in. (framed). From askart.com: While living in NYC Turner studied with Robert Henri, Kenyon Cox, and J. Francis Smith. In 1918 she op