Don Weller, Onion Creek View

Framed watercolor painting on paper, "On Onion Creek," signed lower right Maude Folmar (American, 1908-1993), 1964, Laguna Gloria Art Museum label verso, deaccessioned from the Pearl Fincher Museum of

13 BOXES OF ANTIQUE, VINTAGE AND MODERN FISHING LURES: Al Foss, South Bend, top water, jointed lures and shallow divers, Boone, Bomber, Creek Chub, Weller, Sugarwood, Lucky Strike, MOTO Chuck Woolery

All mid-late 19th-century steel engravings. Includes "Hill Creek, Near Cincinnati,"View in the Shenandoah Valley," Blennerhassetts Island,"Harper's Ferry," and "A Memory of the Upper Kanawa Western Vi

Sanchez, "View of a Creek in the Woods," c. 1999, oil on board, signed "Sanchez" lower left, with a date stamped en verso, and "Angel Ramiro Sanchez" written in pen en verso, presented in a wood frame

Title: 1848 Emory View of Night Creek, New Mexico -- Mouth of Night Creek Cartographer: W Emory Year / Place: 1848, Washington Map Dimension (in.): 4.2 X 6.8 in. This interesting view shows a wagon ro

Tom Murray (American/Arizona, b. 1953) oil on canvas photo-realistic style landcape painting titled "Oak Creek Light" depicting a view of the Oak Creek Canyon river gorge between Flagstaff and Sedona,

American (Ohio or Massachusetts), 1886. Watercolor on paper, matted and framed. Autumnal view of a creek. Signed and dated on lower right. Light toning. 16.25"h. 7.75"w. (sight). Frame, 20"h. 15.5"w.

Probably American, late 19th Century. Oil on canvas, unframed. View of a creek, valley, and mountains. Unsigned. Restretched. 10.75"h. 18.25"w.

DESCRIPTION: "Colorado, View on Clear Creek". Howard Alpheus Streight (American, 1836-1912). Oil on canvas. Signed lower center. In ornate gilt frame. Note to back of frame "Scene in Colorado view on

Untitled, View of a creek and barn in winter. Oil on panel Signed lower right, Inscribed "To the best neighbor" and signed on verso Image: 15.75 x 19.5 in.; Frame: 21 x 25 in. Painted wood fr

Untitled, 1980, View of a creek in spring. Oil on panel SIgned "M.K. Lomax" lower left; Inscribed "To a good neighbor, March 1980" on verso Image: 11.5 x 15.5 in.; Frame: 15 x 18.5 in

Untitled, View of a creek with stone bridge and cottage in spring. Oil on panel SIgned "M.K. Lomax" lower left Image: 11.5 x 15.5 in.; Frame: 15 x 18.5 in. Painted wood frame Condit

Views on Temple Creek, Temple Creek Canyon. No 177. Photographed by Hillers

Views on Brush Creek. Alcove Wall, No 122. Photographed by Hillers.

Issued: Late 1800’s Dimensions: 19.5"L x 7.5"H Country of Origin: United States

7 1/2" 3/4 Groove Axe, Found by JR Renferd on Sugar Creek Eminence Township, Atlanta, Illinois View Video: Here

A view of the colorful onion domes of the Cathedral of the Intercession, Moscow as seen from Red Square, in ink and watercolor on paper. Signed lower right in Cyrillic, note on back attributes paintin

Weller Claywood jardiniere with alternating views of California Missions. Unmarked. Height 8 inches and width 9 1/2 inches. Minor rubs and wear from usage.

Robert Charles Gruppe (b. 1944) Oil on canvas painting titled "Rock Creek, Sunset". The painting depicts the view from the artist's back yard in Naples, Florida with houses, boats, dock, palm trees, a

Frederick B. Kress (American, California, 1888-1970) oil on canvas stretched on frame. Titled 'View of Fallen Leaf from Creek' and dated '1950's' on verso. Measures 16.125 in. x 12 in. x .625 in. Prov

Weller? Style , 12 inches tall, with a view of European port scene, bulbous form, heavy clay gradient shaded blues, no marks Line Item # 120

(American, 1896-1982), "Inwood Park" (view of bridge over Spuyten Duyvil Creek between Manhattan and the Bronx), titled, signed?, dated "1940" on stretcher. Mr. Porter was the originator of the Washin

A hand colored aquatint engraving, titled "Greenshank" (with view of St Augustine and Spanish Fort, Florida) by John James Audubon (1785-1851), from the book "The Birds of America, Double Elephant Fol

Oil on Canvas board, 16 x 20 in., 23 1/2 x 27 1/2 in. framed, signed lower middle, excellent condition.Born in Kansas, Richard Chase spent most of his life in Chicago. He studied at the Art Institute