David Davidson - The Oneonta Hills

David Davidson (American 1881-1967) "The Village Maiden," hand-colored photograph, signed in ink lower right, titled lower left, framed. Dimensions: 4.5 x 3 in. image size 10.5 x 8.25 in. as framed. C

Titled "Rosemary Club." Signed and titled in pen. Dimensions: (Frame) H 13" x W 16.25", (Photograph) H 7.5" x W 9.5" Condition: Age toning to mount. Losses to frame.

Artists signature on bottom right corner, Frame measures 7 3/4 x 9 3/4 inches, Lithograph measures 7 x 9 inches.

David Davidson American-Rhode Island (1881-1967) Hand Painted Photograph "By the Hearth" Signed Lower Right and Titled Lower Left. Good Condition. Frame Measures 5-5/8 Inches by 7-1/2 Inches. Shipping

Motorcycle retains fair to good original paint and decal, Harley Davidson rider retains very good to excellent original paint, 8.5"

Original oil on board painting by David Hill (1914 - 1977) United States. Title "Strawberries, Sugar And Cream". Depicts a still life painting with a bowl of strawberries, sugar, and whip cream. Signe

Older restoration with the look of a nicely aged original, 6.75"

This is a great Hubley cast iron Harley Davidson Hill Climber. It is in good condition for age and shows some paint loss from use, but is very good compared to many I've seen. There is minor cracking

2 paintings, David Hill, still life fruit & Rhubarb stalks (?), watercolors on paper, rhubarb scene is 9" by 11", fruit in bowl is 11" by 14.5"

Painting, David Hill, study of berries on branch, watercolor on paper, 21.75" by 14.5"

Two David Hill (American 1914-1977) Floral Still Life Piecesto include, Iris #1oil on boardsigned lower leftalong with, Iris #2oil on boardsigned lower rightboth sight size 10 1/2" x 6"

1 / 24 scale, die-cast, DR204G273, 2004, original box, scratches and yellowing on one side of spoiler

This is a designer vintage lot of two pairs of VRBA earrings and one pair of David Hill dangle earrings. The David Hill earrings are each 1 7/8" long.

2 paintings, David Hill, landscapes, watercolor on paper, road through field, 9" by 6.25" & Field & trees, 8.75" by 11.5"

Item/Description: Signed, sculptural lion's head door knocker clip-on earrings in shiny gold tone metal by designer, David Hill ( owner and designer of Ciner). Great detail and design. Hanging rings/k

vintage david hill green enamel earrings Please view all photos as they are part of the description and condition of this Item, Feel free to contact me with questions or picture requests! Used Item AS

15pc of Costume Jewlery Earrings, Brooches, Bracelet, Necklace . This is a beautiful lot of jewelry that will be perfect for any special occasion. They're all various shapes, sizes and colors that mak

Steuben glass dinosaur, crystal sculpture in standing pose, #8135, designed by David Hills 1964 or James Houston. ht. 7 in., lg. 12 in. Condition: very good condition, bottom of feet with scratches

A Very Fine Micro Calligraphic writing and Drawing on Lace Paper. Signed "Executed by David Davidson, Baltimore, November 18, 1858. this Calligraphic specimen including the first two chapters of the b

Collection of five Steuben hand blown art glass bud vases, controlled air bubble motif by David Hills, signed Steuben. One chipped on base 9"h x 2"d/ largest Provenance: The collection of philanthropi

(lot of 5) Steuben glass animals, consisting of Owl 8065 designed by Donald Pollard, 5.75"h; Rabbit 7911 designed by John Dreves, 3.75"h; Snail 7982 designed by David Hills, 3"h and (2) Fox 8582, 3.25

(lot of 8) Steuben glass animals, consisting of Pressed Frog hand cooler 5510 designed by Lloyd Atkins; (2) Rabbit 7911 designed by John Dreeves; (2) Snail 7982 designed by David Hills; (2) Fox 8582 a

A GROUP OF FOUR STEUBEN CRYSTAL WARES, VARIOUS DESIGNERS AND PATTERNS, THIRD QUARTER 20TH CENTURY, each engraved on underside "Steuben" and comprising a sloping bowl, designer David Hills, 8028, width

Designed by David Hills ~ 1949. The scroll form is a splendid demonstration of the fluidity of glass and the skills of an accomplished glass artisan. Company founded by Frederick Carder and Thomas Haw