CAROL JABLONSKY - "Woman with Orange Bowl"

hand signed and numbered lithograph on paper, "Woman with Lute"; sheet size 14.5" x 11.5", edition of 156/300, unframed

Carol Boyes Aluminum Bowl Women Figure. 12 1/2" x 3 3/4". Condition: Good

Germany Divided Bowl with Handle 3.5" X 9.75" - Marked St. Killian - Portraits of Young Women - Green and Orange Border

Up for auction is a beautiful porcelain serving bowl. The bowl sits on a Rococo style porcelain figures of a woman and is completely hand painted. The orange color of the bowl is striking and elegant,

Vintage hand painted orange teapot, sugar bowl and creamer, signed on verso with Chinese characters and reads Made in China. Depicts woman amidst leiwen clouds. Teapot 9,5 in long, 5 in wide, 6.5 in h

Vintage hand painted orange teapot, sugar bowl and creamer, signed on verso with Chinese characters and reads Made in China. Depicts woman amidst leiwen clouds. Teapot 9,5 in long, 5 in wide, 6.5 in h

DESCRIPTION: Qing Dynasty Famille Rose bowl. 18th/19th century. Interior decorated with woman and parade. Rim with rust bats. Orange peel or ju-pi glaze. MEASUREMENTS: 15" diameter x 4-1/4" high.. CON

DESCRIPTION: Antique majolica polychrome glazed center bowl featuring lion medallions and flanked by busts of women. Featuring shades of blue, green, yellow, orange and brown. CIRCA: Late 19th - Early

Orange, blue and golds oval dish with lid having gilt plum knop, having decoration of a woman with attendant who carries an umbrellas, she is feeding ducks in a garden, 5 1/2" x 7" saucer, 5 1/2" x 4"

Midcentury modern bowl, biomorphically shaped rustic brown pottery with an orange incised abstract drawing of a seated woman holding a mirror. Impressively scaled at 27" long. Marked Raymor, possibly

Attrib. Carol Nesbitt (American). Glass. Height: 5 1/8", Diameter: 9 3/4". Frosted exterior with green coloring that fades to orange at the base. Pine needle motif. No apparent markings, but similar t

(2) Bowls Marked R.S. Germany, Scenic, Hand Painted, Man Picking Up Woman In Cart, (1) 10.75", (1) 9.25", Carol & Lee Maple Collection, CA

This is one of the most impressive blanks I've ever seen in cut glass - extremely heavy and clear - not the traditional orange bowl you see in Brilliant Cut Glass. To hold this piece in your hands is

12" D. Jeddito Black on Orange Bowl. Hopi, Prehistoric (1275-1500 AD). Polychrome with bold interior and exterior designs. Fine condition, with some professional restoration. Ex-Bryce Hathcock

Auman Pottery - Seagrove, NC Orange Bowl. Unsigned. Glazed over chip on rim. Perfect condition. 11 5/8"d x 5"h. Spend $5000 or more at this auction and all of your SHIPPING IS FREE within the lower 48

Titled "Doll House III". Original oil on board, signed and dated 1968. Born in Port Washington, New York, Carol Jablonsky studied art at Boston University; Art Students League, New York and Institute

A English Wedgwood Edme Footed Orange Bowl and Lid. Creamware Pierced Reticulated Orange Bowl. 9 25"x8.75"x9". Weight 2 lbs 10 oz.

Carol Jablonsky (American, 1939-1992)Musician and Lion, 1975Oil on canvas41 x 4

Titled "Flutist" orignal oil on canvas, signed and dated 1968. Born in Port Washington, New York, Carol Jablonsky studied art at Boston University; Art Students League, New York and Institute Allende,

Signed original casein on canvas painting by Carol Jablonsky (1939-1992 New York) Friendly Dragons Eat Tangerines depicts a fantasy scene with a portrait of an elderly man and child with a blue and pu

Carol Jablonsky (1939 - 1992) Intense symbolism with simplicity, mythological creatures and medieval bestiary. Color lithograph on paper. Titled The Dancing Horse. 20th century. Pencil signed For Ston

Orange Bowl - ABCG 5" X 11" - Myrtle Pattern by Pairpoint

Original oil on canvas, signed lower left. Born in Port Washington, New York, Carol Jablonsky studied art at Boston University; Art Students League, New York and Institute Allende, Mexico. Her works w

Carol Jablonsky (American, born 1938) "The Hat II" etching depicting a man head wearing a folk hat, pencil signed to lower right, titled to lower center, edition 93/100, housed in a wood frame. Image: