AMERICAN CROW CARVING ATTRIBUTED TO R. DERROW.

Late 20th century. Folksy carvings, two branches each with mama and papa crows and four babies in nests. 8.5"h. 23"w. and 6.5"h. 22.5"w.

Antique American Victorian armchair with griffin figural carving, attributed to R.J. Horner. Measures 41" high by 26" wide. Property from the estate of Walt Disney Imagineer John Patrick Burke.

Attributed to R.J. Horner, c. 1900. American quarter sawn oak dining table featuring four winged griffins and scroll and leaf carving around the edge of the top. The table measures 59" in diameter wit

Attributed to Carol Wilson Crow (American, 1914-1997) 20th Century Kneeling Girl bronze signed C. Crow and numbered #2, further bearing Roman Bronze Works Inc. NY foundry mark Height 16 5/8 inches. Pr

The lot features an authentic late 1800's harness saddle leather knife sheath with wonderful brass trade tacked design and a large trade knife. The piece is attributed to the Crow Native American Indi

The lot features a geometric beaded hide and trade cloth flat bag, referred to as a Signal Mirror bag, attributed to the Crow Native American Indians of the Northern Plains of the Colorado region. The

American Renaissance Revival mahogany breakfront bookcase, attributed to R.J. Horner & Co. (New York, 1886-1915), early 20th c., frieze with dentil molding, foliate scrolls, hippocamp, large male cary

American curved glass oak china cabinet, attributed to R. J. Horner, having a pierced crest with putti supporting garlands draped from a center medallion, over a single glass paneled door, flanked by

FOUR DECOY BOOKS consisting of “Decoys” by Kangas, “Duck Decoys” by B. Ridges, “Wildlife Carving” by R. Schroeder and “American Bird Decoys” by W. Mackey

attributed to African American carver Jeff Williams ca. 1980. 14"

American Classical Revival mahogany slant-front desk, attributed to R.J. Horner & Co. (New York, 1886-1915), late 19th c., front panel carved with foliate scrolls, opening to fitted interior gallery w

Common American Crow. Carroll Sargent Tyson Jr. (1877-1956) Off-set Color Lithographs, From the portfolio Twenty Birds of Mt. Desert Island. Milan: R. Hoesch, 1934-36. Signed & titled l.l., publisher�

ca. 1900 carved wood stump. A great folk art carving attributed to Moses Ogden. Very strong attributes. Purchased in New York in 1940 by Virginia Antique dealer Phillip Parker and then given to his ne

Attributed to Eliza R Barchus (American, 1857-1949)Multnoomah Fallsoil on board14 1/2 x 7 1/2in (37 x 19cm)

Original Lithograph (artist proof) Attributed to Native American Artist R.C. Gorman (1931-2005) .  Pencil Signed .  Has some creasing Condition:  has some creasing

Framed R.C Gorman Attributed Colored Lithograph of Native American Woman. Unsigned. Measures 29.5 inches high by 39.5 inches wide.

SIGNED "R STERLING" ATTRIBUTED TO RICHARD HOSKIE NATIVE AMERICAN ARTISAN. WEIGHS 13.6 GRAMS TESTED & MARKED STERLING. RING SIZE 9.5. CENTER HEIGHT IS 7/8". TURQUOISE STONE HAS GORGEOUS WATERWEB MATRIX

Pendant Only - Sterling Silver| Native American Sterling Silver Crow Springs Turquoise Pendant| Measures 2" long x 1" wide| Hallmarked "SF"| Weighs 12.6 Grams| Native American, Navajo, Southwestern In

Eleven-Piece American Neo-Renaissance-Style Mahogany Dining Set late 19th century, attributed to R. J. Horner, New York, commonly referred to as the "Man-of-the-Mountain" pattern, comprised of a circu

American Neo-Renaissance-Style Mahogany Partner's Desk late 19th century, attributed to R. J Horner, New York, having a rectangular top with a molded edge, the front and back sides each fitted with a

American Late Victorian Mahogany Writing Desk fourth quarter 19th century, attributed to R. J. Horner, New York, the rectangular top with a carved perimeter edge and rounded corners, both sides fitted

dresser measures 84in tall to tip of final, 51in wide, 24.5 in deep, this dresser is the match to the bed, flame finials, egg and dart carving, column sides supported by caryatids, bevel mirror with o

Tempera on paper. Featuring a portrait composition. Signed R. B. Kitah on the lower edge. Inscribed 135 in pencil no verso. Stamped FINE ARTS LONDON SEAL on verso. Attributed to R. B. Kitaj (1932-2007

R. Silver, Native American Chief, stone carving, signed in stone in back,n fair with some chips in edges (carving scars?), sculpture size: 5 x 9 x 4 inches