Ed Fraga, 20th C American Oil/b Only Mandorla Will Save

Rafferty, Ed (20th/21st C, American), watercolor "Sunlit Simplicity", 15.75" x 26.5" sight, framed 27" x 38" W2057

Rafferty, Ed (20th/21st C, American), watercolor "Old Glory Welcome, Maine", 29" x 16.5", framed 44" x 31.5" W2315

Rafferty, Ed (20th/21st C, American), watercolor "Colonial Row Home", 29.5" x 20.5" sight, framed 41" x 32" W1702

Rafferty, Ed (20th/21st C, American), watercolor "Nasturtiums & Gaudy Dutch" , 13.5" x 17" sight, framed 22.5" x 25.5" W1702

Truschel, William K. C. (Self Taught Folk Artist worked near Pittsburgh; 20th Century American), Fireman Fireman Save my ID and "Don't Put It Out Til I get There", 1960's, oil on masonite panel, 30 x

20th c. American School- ''Washington Will Burn with Them''- acrylic on cardboard, 1987, signed Grant 87 lower right, corners bumped, some scuffs in image. 30 x 20''

Bradford Will (American, 20th C.) Gouache on Paper, "New England Winter Dock Scene", H 12.75" W 18" | Signed in the lower right. Winter dock scene in New England with an overturned boat, lobster traps

Ed Moulthrop (American, 20th century) Tulip Wood Donut Bowl. c. 1988. Ht. 5" W 7 1/2". Heller Gallery, New York, NY, 1988. Estate of Annette McGuire Cravens, Buffalo, NY.

Ed Chope (American, 20th Century)The Fisherman, Eagle and Fish,Painted bronze and marble.Dimensions with base: H: 32 x W: 34 x D: 18 in.

Bonhomme vs. Serapis. Signed l/l, reverse with a map of The British Isles, showing the battle site and date, Sept. 23, 1779, with title plaque. Oil on Masonite. 18.5 by 24 in., in a painted frame 26 b

acrylic on canvas; signed lower right, titled verso 30 1/4 x 30 1/4 inches

"Summer Landscape." 1954. Signed and dated front and back. Oil on board. 14 3/4 x 17". Provenance: South County Art Association (Rhode Island); Newport RI estate.

DESCRIPTION: A signed Ed Chope (American, 20th Century) bronze sculpture of a wingspread eagle catching a fish titled "The Fisherman", mounted on a stepped marble base. Signed "Chope". CIRCA: 20th Cen

DESCRIPTION: An artist proof color serigraph, depicting an abstract composition with blue and purple floating spheres, hand signed lower right, "Ed Gynor" and dated "72" , "A/P" lower left. Framed und

Ed. Langbein (American, 20th Century) Crying Pitcher. Painted and glazed ceramic pitcher depicts a dripping faucet on both sides. Underside is signed "Crying Pitcher Ed. Langbein Original Italy" Heigh

114119BRONZE EAGLE THE FISHERMAN ED CHOPE Ed Chope (American, 20th Century). A substantial bronze sculpture of a wingspread eagle catching a fish, titled "The Fisherman", mounted on a stepped marble b

Ed Chope (American, 20th century). Bronze sculpture titled "Survival III" depicting two bald eagles fighting over a salmon. Incised signature and numbered 17/150 along the base.Height: 49 in x width:

American, 20th century. Ed Nesteruck signed paperweight. Central design with long bubble. Faceted sides. 6"h. Together with commemorative Libbey Glass 1968 abstract paperweight. 3.75"h.

Two piece collection of Walt Disney framed art. Includes (1) Will Gay (American, 20th Century) limited edition color offset lithograph on canvas. titled "Lift Off", depicting Mickey Mouse, Space Mount

Ed Skellenger (American, 20th century), oil on canvas depicting a lone sail boat on a lake as the sun goes down, signed l.l., 30" x 24" canvas, 35 1/2" x 29 1/2" framed.

Ed Hooks (American, 20th century) Mid-century modern pottery vase with overall dark glaze and shaped body. Signed and dated "Hooks/69" on the base. 7 1/2" H x 5 1/2" dia. 20th century. Provenance: Pri

Ed Morgan (American, 20th century), "Summer Maidens," 1995, mixed media on paper, pencil signed and dated lower right, titled lower left, edition III/IV, sheet: 11"h x 15"w, overall (with frame): 23"h

Ed Hardy American 20th Century - Love Kills Slowly 3-D Lenticular Poster, Matching Ladies Pursej (Used) and Christian Audigier Live To Ride Dead or Alive Advertising Poster. 3-D Poster 18.50" x 26.50"

Signed and dated 1992 at base. Ed Haugevik (American, 20th C). An installation sculpture from a Harrison, NY estate. Dimensions: 52" wide x 90.5" high.