Going Places

Going Places is a limited edition serigraph on paper, numbered and hand signed by Kostabi. Includes Certificate of Authenticity! Measures approx. 35.5" x 27.5" (with border), 29.5" x 21.5" (image). Re

Large framed signed / numbered pinup art print Going Places II by Famous artist Earl Mac Pherson, 4/100 w/ COA & mat sketch, approx 30 x 39 in. INV 2275

Going Places by Leonard Michaels, Farrar, Straus & Giroux, First Printing, 1969 Signed, Signed by Author and also inscribed by author to another writer, see photographs, Condition very good,

print has a hole at the top center possibly to be used to hang, matted

This horse is going places! I love this early American horse weathervane. It must have seen a storm of two but still keeps running DIMENSIONS: 26.5"W " 3.5"D " 16"H STYLES: Early American PERIOD: 1920

Going Places 57 of 100 2004 used as is

Collection of early children's books including; Little Orphan Annie, Peter Pig's secret, Trix the runaway Monkey. Going Places, Sending a Message, The Birthday Party, Dimpled Hands, and Peep Show Pict

William Gonzales (1948- ) ''A Place of Refuge'' & ''Going to Grandma's''- 4 etchings (2 copies each), all signed, titled, dated and numbered in pencil, very good condition. 3 7/8 x 2 7/8''

2 3/4" Colorful Apple Creek found by Teddy Chapman in St. Francois County, Missouri. This was the prettiest arrowhead Teddy ever found. The colors going all over the place on it are almost hypnotizing

Going once, going twice, sold! The Auctioneer places a character jug up for bid. The Royal Doulton International Collector's Club, which ceased operations on September 1, 2008, offered members a numbe

Large view of an engagement between the Dutch and the French, with a multitude of Men-of-War, at the height of the fight, two longboats in foreground are even going at it, oil on cradled wood panel, e

"English River Scene", large scale oil on canvas, unsigned, titled, with artist's name and date of 1865 on frame plate, depicting the father going out in a boat to set traps, upset child with mother o

"Va et Vient des marchandes, Cap-Hatien" (Coming and Going of the Merchants), oil on hardboard, signed lower right, titled lower left, in fatigued mahogany panel frame with stepped white liner, OS: 26

C.A. Pardell "Saving Their Skins" glass and metal sculpture of a native american and a fur trader in a canoe going over rough waters.Signed and numbered 674/950.Height 13 inches.

ELMO HOWARD (MA/NC, 1928- ) - Going to the County Fair, oil on maso, signed lower right and dated Nov 59, unframed, 16" x 28". Some loss to corners.

Large Ram's Head Mount, originally from a Greek or Roman ship or building, realistic, going to a 4 1/4" round end mount. Roughly 7" x 14" x 12" overall. Fine condition.

"Fishin", offset photo litho, signed in print and dated 1999, also signed in gold and numbered 145/600, depicting a big brown bear going after salmon, unframed, shrinkwrapped over corrugated cardboard

(MAGIC.) Going Fine Since 1889: Ellen E. Armstrong, Magician and Cartoonist Extraordinary. Poster, 28 x 22 inches, in red, black and green on stiff cardboard; minimal wear. No place, circa 1940 Ellen

Heading: (Games) Author: Title: Games of The Pilgrim's Progress, Going to Sunday School, and Tower of Babel Place Published: New York Publisher:McLoughlin Bros. Date Published: 1875 De

Heading: (Joplin, Janis) Author: Caserta, Peggy as told to Dan Knapp Title: Going Down with Janis: A Raw and Scathing Portrait of Janis Joplin by her Female Lover Place Published: Secaucus, NJ Publish

Framed hand colored lithograph by Lewis Miller (PA / VA 1795 - 1882) titled "In Poleske County, Going to Wythe" and depicting a railroad accident that took place on June 27, 1856 in Pulaski County, Vi

Heading: Author: Adams, John S. Title: "I Am Going There." Or, The Death of Little Eva. Written and inscribed to the readers of "Uncle Tom's Cabin." Place Published: Boston Publisher:Oliver Ditson

20 th Century large cloisonne vase in a very unusual shape.Stamped on the bottom rim in two places.Height 12 1/4 inches.Diameter 8 inches.

Hand Painted Porcelain Oval Plaque, depicting a young woman holding a bowl of fruit, in an oval gold painted wooden frame, plaque: 6 5/8" x 5", OS: 8 1/4" x 6 1/4". Frame is cracked in two places.