ANDRE KERTESZ - Wagon Wheel

Artist: ANDRE KERTESZ Print Title: Wagon Wheel Medium: Sheet-Fed Gravure Printing Date: 1930's Printed in France Image size approx. 7.5 x 9 inches Andre Kertesz (1894-1985) born Kertesz Andor, was a H

Print Title: Wagon Wheel Artist: Andre Kertesz Printing Date: 1932 Medium: Vintage Sheet-Fed Gravure Printer: La Neogravure, France Image Size: 9 x 7 inches Andre Kertesz, born Kertesz Andor, was a Hu

Wharton Esherick Wagon-Wheel coffee table USA, 1951cottonwood, hickory 20.5 h x 47 w x 27.25 d in (52 x 119 x 69 cm) Table features one drawer. Carved artist's cipher and date to underside '19

Andre Kertesz (American, born in Austria-Hungary), 1894-1984). "Martinique" gelatin silver print, 1972. Exhibited in "Andre Kertesz A Diary With Light Photographs of Hungary, France and America 1912-1

Property from an important Private Collection, Los Angeles ARTIST: Andre Kertesz TITLE: Underwater Swimmer, Esztergom, 1917 MEDIUM: Silver Gelatin IMAGE SIZE: 7 x 9 3/4 in SUPPORT:

Houdini’s Wooden Wagon Wheel. Being a large wooden wheel with sixteen spokes and a heavy metal outer rim, with faint flecks of green and orange paint. Diameter 48”. Possibly the last escape device

Andre Kertesz (Hungarian, 1894-1985). "Chez Mondrian". Gelatin silver print. Sight: 9 1/2" x 7 1/4". Frame: 20 1/4" x 16 1/4". Gelatin silver print photograph by photographer Andre Kertesz. Original i

(Hungarian/New York, 1894-1985)Underwater Swimmer, 1917, signed and dated lower margin, gelatin silver print, printed 1970s -1980s, 7 x 9-1/2 in.; modern black wood frame, 16-1/2 x 20-3/4 in. , Proven

(Hungarian, 1894 - 1985) Underwater Swimmer, Esztergom, Hungary,1917, Orminda shell stamp verso, gelatin silver print, 11 x 14 in.; silver finished wood frame 18 x 21-1/2 in. Provenance: Susan Harder,

Kertesz, Andre (Hungarian/American, 1894-1985), Stairs of Montmartre, taken 1925, printed later, gelatin silver print, signed in pencil under image on the mount, 2.8 x 3.75 inches, in a dark wood fram

ANDRE KERTESZ, New York (sailor photographing two women), c. 1945, 9.625x7.75" Gelatin silver print, Printed c. 1945, Photographer's stamp on print verso; numbered in pencil 31.E.12. Kertesz's mastery

Antique Circus Wagon Wheel. American, first quarter twentieth century. Ironbound wooden wagon wheel in a sunburst paint scheme. 37” diam. Age-consistent paint cracking and rust.

ANDRE KERTESZ (1894-1985), SIDEWALK, PARIS, 1929 gelatin silver print, printed later; 9 3/4 x 7 5/8 in. (image), 8 x 10 in. (sheet); signed, titled, dated verso, in pencil; Condition: Excellent. AKE-0

Chez Mondrian 1926 signed on back -

Kertesz, Andre (Hungarian/American, 1894-1985), Puddle, Empire State Building, 1967, gelatin silver print, signed and dated on the verso, titled by a possibly different hand, full sheet 9.8 x 7.8 inch

Andre Kertesz, photograph, 1971, signed, Andre Kertesz (Hungarian-American, 1894-1985), "Budapest (Hungary)", black and white photograph, inscribed and signed "Andre" on verso, with studio stamp, loos

ANDRE KERTESZ. Fish Sign, New York City, NY, midcentury. 9.25x7.75" gelatin silver print on 10x8" paper. Printed c. 1963. Signed and inscribed in grey pencil on verso: 6611 / Sh 4 5 / New York / 4-19-

Wurlitzer Colonial Model 780 Juke Box 1941. Also nicknmamed "Wagon Wheel" model. In cherry finish wooden case. Height approx. 153.5cm (60½").

One polaroid print by Andre Kertesz (Hungarian-American, 1894-1995) titled "Polariod Glass Heads". It is 4" high x 4" wide. Matted. Signed on back with "Plate 11 November 15, 1979 3/50"

Original photograph, pencil signed and dated 1936 verso. Unknown date of printing. Dimensions: Paper: H 10" x W 8" Condition: Photo clean, some light handling marks.

The Wurlitzer 780 was one of Paul Fuller's designs,. Its Early American styling was designed to harmonize with the finest furnishings & décor and marked a departure from the commercial appearance of

5¢, 10¢, 25¢. Excellent condition Working. Model 780 "Wagon Wheel".

A lovely gelatin silver print titled "Promenade, Washington Square, New York, 1962" by Hungarian-born photographer Andre Kertesz. Annotated on verso of matte: From Light Gallery. Photograph is adhered

Wurlitzer"Wagon Wheel" Jukebox, Model 780-Ecirca 1940signed with metal tag "Wurlitzer Multi-Sector Phonograph, Model 780-E, Manufactured by the Rudolph Wurlitzer Company, Serial No. 773467"61 x 36 x 2