G. Kilburne, Writing The Letter

George Goodwin Kilburne (British, 1839-1924). Gilt wood framed watercolor on paper, "Writing The Letter", 1879, depicts a lavish interior scene with a young woman seated at a Davenport desk in the mid

Historical clipped signature in fountain pen ink, "Yours Sincerely, John G. Kling", taped to another card affecting the beginning and ending letters of his writing, otherwise excellent. (1875-1947) Jo

From the collection of Hall of Fame Sports Writer, Bill Madden. Signed autographed letter by G. C. Alexander on Hotel Broadway stationary. Additional writing was penned in the hand of G. C. Alexander.

Oil on canvas painting, a full-lenght portrait of a young woman writing a letter in a cabinet. Early 19th-century style. Ornate golden frame. Collectible Fine Art For Interior Design. Dimensions: Fram

Bernard Karfiol (Hungarian/American, 1886-1952) oil on canvas portrait of a girl writing a letter, circa 1941, dated and signed left center (in the letter). Examples of Karfiol's work are in the colle

Antique Victorian carved oak campaign writing or document box. Top lifts on hinges to reveal document compartments, a flat leather lined writing surface, and a calendar system. Measures (closed) 9.5"

Figure from the series of American Historical Personages. Marked on the bottom. Numbered 68 from a limited edition of 200. Dimensions: 10"H Issued: Circa 1970s Country of Origin: USA

Product ID: 280530202 Product Name: Sterling Silver Pendant Product Type: 925 Sterling Silver Fine Jewelry Jewelry Weight: 2.00 Grams. Gemstones Color: Silver Metal: Solid Silver 92.5%. Gemstone Detai

Fantastic 1880's 3 Color Bronze Putti French Clock with putti writing letters & bird observing. Putti is sitting on a cloth with a bow & quiver of arrows. Porcelain dial with time & strike movement. H

Manoil Dimestore. Lot includes M89 and M89b without Cigarette. Scarce. 2 Pieces. Condition Very Good to Excellent. No Box.

George Goodwin Kilburne I (British, 1839-1924). Oil on canvas, signed "G.G. Kilburne" lower right. Image size seen approx. 23.5" x 20", overall frame size approx. 33.5" x 30". Canvas has some cracklin

George Goodwin Kilburne, RI, RBA (British, 1839-1924) Portrait of a young girl drinking tea signed and dated 'G G Kilburne/1872' (lower right) oil on board 18.4 x 15cm (7 1/4 x 5 7/8in).

19th century German Meissen figure writing letter at his desk.

DESCRIPTION: A Chinese cinnabar, Cultural Revolution plate. Features a carved depiction of a farmer girl, seated atop wheat stalks, writing letter, and backed by a mountainous landscape and picket fen

AUSTRIAN COLD PAINTED BRONZE MINIATURE OF CAT PLAYING DRUMS / AUSTRIAN COLD PAINTED BRONZE MINIATURE OF MOUSE WRITING LETTER - 2 1/2" x 1 1/4" x 2 1/2"

Binder 19657 Topps Baseball, (176) cards, (25) G- writing or creases, Maz RC VG, Clemente VG, Matthews G, Ashburn VG, (27) mid numbers, (12) F-G

Watercolor On Board " The Concert" G.G. Kilburne (1839-1924). 30" X 23 3/4"

Including writing letter with cigarette, skier and lying camouflaged. 8 Pieces. Condition Excellent.

Animal print Dolce & GABBANA sunglasses, signed on lens and has a hammered metal D/G letter on Sunglass arms. Number 4. 63-17-135. Arm is 1.25 in wide. Front of sunglasses measure 6 in. Long, 2 1/8 in

G.G. Kilburne Giclee Print of Ladies at Tennis, verso with sticker from Allposters.com Overall: 20-1/4"h x 26-3/4"w Sight: 13-1/4"h x 19-3/4"w

PRR Keystone interlocking tower sign. Sign is Masonite with separately attached “R G” letters. The letters are approximately 8" tall. Condition: (7.0). Dimensions: 24 - 1/2" x 24".

Circa 1880's Inlaid Wooden Lap desk with satin lined interior with ink well.Has the key. These are a cherished Item when traveling for writing letters. W 10" d 7.5" h 5.25". Widest opening 17". Found

DESCRIPTION: (2 Pc) Pair of Framed Greek Intaglios. Each depicting a scene from greek Mythology theme subjects and with greek writing letters beneath the scene. CIRCA: Mid 19th Century. ORIGIN: Greek.

1854 DINOSAURS Paleontology Fossils Illustrated Evolution Footprints of Creator Hugh Miller, a relatively unknown Scottish quarry worker, made a name for himself by regularly writing letters to the Ho