DORA DE LARIOS (B. 1933): THREE WORKS

each: glazed ceramic tile mounted to wooden backing; each signed verso; Provenance: Important Collection, Silverlake, CA; 16 1/4 x 11; 16 1/4 x 12 1/4; and 15 1/4 x 11 1/4 inches respectively;

LADY OF THE FLOWERS, 1967, color screenprint, signed in pencil, numbered 5/100, sheet 26 x 20”, with Rols Press Culver City rubber stamp on verso.

LADY OF THE FLOWERS, 1967, color screenprint, signed in pencil, numbered edition of 100, sheet 26 x 20", with Rols Press Culver City rubber stamp on verso.

LADY OF THE FLOWERS, 1967, color screenprint, signed in pencil, numbered 7/100, sheet 26 x 20”, with Rols Press Culver City rubber stamp on verso.

LADY OF THE FLOWERS, 1967, color screenprint, signed in pencil, numbered edition of 100, sheet 26 x 20", with Rols Press Culver City rubber stamp on verso.

each ceramic; the first: a figural group, unsigned (8 inches high); the second: a plate, signed (8 inches diameter); Condition: the plate with hairline; Provenance: The Estate of James and Lois Garner

laminated colored acrylic; unsigned Each: 3 x 3 x 3 in. (7.6 x 7.6 x 7.6 cm.) Provenance: A Brentwood CA Estate

BARBARA WYLANMassachusetts, b. 1933Three works pertaining to Truro, Massachusetts: 1) “Along the Back Road, North Truro”.2) “Stretching the Season/Pamet Series”, from the 2006

Bruce Davidson (American, B. 1933) Three Works. Three chromogenic development prints, edition of 50 from the National Geographic 'Chicago Series' dated to 1990. Comprising 'Iron Worker', 'Woman on "L"

incised signature to underside 7 1/2 in. (19.1 cm.) dia.

This great piece of stoneware pottery if from artist Dora De Larios (1933-2018). Hand molded and incised face vase, with a rich green glaze. Measures approx 9 tall x 4 across De Larios grew up in Los

This is a cool piece of art pottery by Dora De Larios (1933-2018). Abstract rectangle with gray and black glaze and mounted on a wood frame. Wood backing is signed and measures 6 x 11. De Larios grew

Jeremy King (b. 1933) A Group of Three Works, Lithographs, Including: 'Eaton,' signed and numbered 124/250; 'Norfolk Reeds,' signed and numbered Artist Proof 2/25; and 'Chenauceaux,' signed and number

Dora de Larios (American, 1933-2018) Five Owls Glazed ceramic 3 x 2-7/8 inches (7.6 x 7.3 cm) (tallest) Incised dora to underside (each)

THE WIND from the Pond Series, 1982, painted Raku ceramic plaque artist mounted to wood, signed on the verso, 17 x 17”, Purchased from Dora De Larios, Irving Place Studio, Culver City.

Ludovico de Luigi (Italian, b.1933) Oils on Canvas (2) paintings including 'Venetians Peeping Through the Hole of the Wondrous House' and an illegibly titled work, each signed lower right and titled l

Three works: Two Parra silver brooches Horacio de la Parra (b. 20th century) Circa 1940; Mexico City, Mexico Each stamped: Parra / Mexico; Variously stamped: Silver / HNO5 / Sterling Comprising

Miklos Batuz (HUNGARIAN, born 1933) collection of four limited edition serigraphs titled "Serigraphias de Batuz". Each work having an abstract design. All four are pencil signed and edition 95/100. Ea

John De Andrea, bronze sculpture, John De Andrea (American, b. 1941), "Woman's Head", patinated bronze with painted eyes, work is one from the edition of three, signed "de Andrea 1/3", to back, 18.75"

Jacobean Design Floor Lamp, brass plated over cast iron, three lite top, open work fleur de lis and acanthus cast round base, circa 1930s, 60"h.[12-B] CONDITION: Very good. Modest wear.

Alvar Sunol Munoz-Ramos (Spanish, b. 1935) Group of three different Alvar lithographs "Fleurs pour une Sonate", "Esprit de la Table", and "Joie d'Vivre" Lithographs All three pencil signed lower right

UTA BARTH (B. 1958) Field #23, 1998 acrylic lacquer on canvas 90 x 132 in. 228.6 x 335.3 cm. This work is from the edition of three. Footnotes: Provenance Phillips, de Pury & Luxemb

(1848-1933) Russian pianist who gained notoriety for playing the works of Chopin. S.P. 7 x 9 in. b/w, a portrait view Pachmann, signed ‘V. de Pachmann 1923' across his chest. Matted and framed.

CAT, circa 1998, glazed stoneware, signed underneath, 13 ½ x 9 ½ x 6 ½”.