Selden Bybee #513 Oatmeal/Strawberry Kentucky

Selden Bybee pottery vase. Three handles, brown glaze, shape # 505. Signed and dated on the underside 1927 Selden Bybee with Kentucky mark, 505. 7 1/2"H. Some glaze pops and minor roughness to the gla

Selden Bybee. Slender Vase. Kentucky Potter. c. 1927-1929. Stamped on bottom. Mint condition. 9"h. Est. $100-200. Ship: $45 Bybee Pottery may be the oldest continuously operated pottery west of the Al

Selden Bybee, vase, #507, Lexington, Kentucky, glazed ceramic, raised signature, numbered, stylized foliate decoration, 4"dia x 5.75"h

Selden Bybee three handled vase, shape 505, covered in a caramel glaze, tan over brown with nice crystallization. Marked on the bottom 1927 Selden Bybee and shape 505. There are tiny open glaze bubble

Selden Bybee two color mat glaze vase with embossed grasses. Raised marks Selden Bybee 27Ó and Ò511 on the bottom. Height 6 3/4 inches. Excellent original condition with nice, lightly crystalline gl

Very fine antique/vintage 1927 Selden Bybee pottery red vase with two handles. Great details in all original condition. Nice part of American history.Size: 10 1/4"H. ~~ DEAR BIDDERS, Please View More

20th century, Seagrove, North Carolina, and Bybee, Kentucky, six pieces from North Carolina, four with Jugtown mark, one J.B. Cole Pottery, one attributed Seagrove, 8-1/4 to 2-1/2; two Bybee, one stam

Cornelison Bybee Ky Vase w/ German Pitcher - Vtg Cornelison Bybee Kentucky Vase 4'' x 4.5'' + German Pitcher 7.5'' x 6''

American (Ohio or Kentucky), late 19th or early 20th Century. Oil on board in a fancy frame. View of a coast with homes and boats. Exhibited in "The Feminine Hand" at the Zanesville Museum of Art, spr

Cane or walking stick with a hidden short sword or long dagger and a mythical creature handle, possibly a sphinx - measures roughly 35.5" from the top of the head to the bottom of the cane. when unscr

Platinum & Diamond Wreath Ring - 5.13 cttw Platinum dome style ring with wreath motif. Featuring 8.4mm/2.15 ctw round cut center diamond (I-J color, VS1 clarity) accented by thirty-two marquise cut di

(10 1/2" X 13 1/4")

Early miniature landscape view of Pleasant Hill, KY, by Thomas Worthington Whittredge (New Jersey/New York/Ohio, 1820-1910). The oil on paper laid on board painting, titled "Shaker Ferry- View on Kent

John B. Botto (American, Kentucky, 19th Century) Cherokee Park, Louisvilleoil on canvassigned J.B. Botto to lower right34 1/4 x 22 1/4 inches. This

Expulsion, circa 1969. Made from poplar wood, water birch, cedar, with a black painted serpent nestled in fruit tree. Measures 12.5" tall, 9" long, and 19" wide. Provenance: George and Miriam Van Wall

Kentucky Windsor settee or bench, attributed to William Challen, Lexington. Plain crest over a tripartite back, each section fitted with four spindles having oval ornaments and one central Federal urn

UNTITLED YELLOW, acrylic painting on canvas, signed lower right, 57 x 44 ”, minor surface soiling, canvas slightly slack in a few areas, discoloration on verso, two small surface scrapes lower right

A modern Impressionist landscape oil painting on canvas titled "On the Beach, Bodega Headlands" by American artist Selden Conner Gile. Circa early 1900s. Original gallery tag from R.H. Love Galleries

Harlan Hubbard (American/Kentucky, 1900-1988). Oil on board in a tobacco stick frame, signed and dated 74 l.r., and with inscription to masonite verso indicating the work is from the Emmett Wood Estat

Diminutive Kentucky Sheraton blockfront huntboard or sideboard, primary woods include mahogany veneer and cherry, with poplar secondary. Consisting of a shaped top over a convex blockfront dovetailed

Kentucky Needlework Sampler stitched by Eliza Pearson and dated 1832, silk on coarse weave linen in colors of red, navy blue, green, brown/tan and ivory. "Eliza Pearson Aged 9 1832" stitched into 5 ro

Kentucky Sheraton cherry sugar chest, poplar secondary. Rectangular case form having a plain partially hinged top opening to a divider, highly figured cherry front and figured case sides that dovetail

A finely done oil on board by iconic Cincinnati painter, Dixie Selden, depicting a Middle Eastern man and woman on the steps of a stately piece of architecture. A nice work, with great color. Signed o

late 18th/early 19th century, shaped top, conforming case with frieze drawer over cabinet doors, flanked by two deep cabinets, tapered legs, poplar secondary wood, 37 x 72-1/4 x 23 in. Provenance: Est