TERENCE MAIN

Bronze Bench TERENCE MAIN Cast Bronze STRIDER Bench. 1992 Strider & Strider Afrique. Heavy solid construction. Unsigned. -- Dimensions: H: 19 inches: W: 52 inches: D: 18 inches ---

TERENCE MAIN Carved Limestone Stool Bench. KATHEDRA. Bench was named because the blocks were originally cut for the Cathedral of St. John The Divine and for the fact that the Greek root words kata and

TERENCE MAIN Carved Limestone Stool Bench. KATHEDRA. Bench was named because the blocks were originally cut for the Cathedral of St. John The Divine and for the fact that the Greek root words kata and

Terence Main (American, b. 1954) Amity, from Apparition Series, 1989 cast bronze, glass, 12v Halogen lamp inscribed Main, titled and dated 90 x 18 x 15 inches. Sold to Benefit the Acquisition Fund of

Terence Main (American b. 1954), (3) mixed media masks. Signed and dated 1985.

Oil on canvas, "Afternoon Meditation". Signed upper right and dated 1905. Gallery label to verso. 25 x 19 1/2 sight.

Rare and early rudder dining table, model IN-20, 1949, with factory planter hole. Herman Miller, USA. Lacquered birch, steel, laminate. Provenance: The Theodore (Ted) and Nancy Menassah Collection. A

Monumental and truly outstanding oil on canvas, untitled, beautiful women bathing in pond surrounded by woods. Museum quality painting. Largest McKendree Snyder we have ever seen. Not framed. Signed a

Oak case (#-X2748) and serial #1978877. Oak panels with carved oak borders. Unusual barley twist legs with carved flower joining with graceful curved stretcher. Twelve legs with harp. Model "M". 1931.

Martele in design with French grey finish. A gift to J.G. Metcalfe, General manager of the Louisville & Nashville Railroad. Magnificent monumental punch bowl with scalloped rolled border with embossed

Ebony finish. Original owner. Bench has tufted black leather. Serial #561402. Model M. 56 1/2w x 60d x 37 1/2h, bench; 24w x 16d x 20h.

Acrylic on masonite, "Shadow Over Orange", signed, dated, titled to verso, circa 1974. Sight-36.25 x 46.25, Frame-37 x 47. Many of these paintings on askart.com are acrylics not oils.

Oil on massonite of mother and child. 10.75 x 7.5, frame; 10.5 x 13.5. Signed L.R. Faulkner. On reverse; The Galeery 617 East Las Olas Blvd, Fort Lauderdale, Florida. One man show by Henry Lawrence Fa

Hand-Blown glass sculpture. Signature to base and marked 2008 BMK to base. 16w x 26d x 34h. Stephen Rolfe Powell was born in Birmingham, Alabama in 1951. He studied painting and ceramics at Centre Col

Desk, Lehigh Leopold, 1965 Bronze walnut, leather 96.75 x 40.75 x 29.5

Lithograph on French woven paper, "Woman with Mirror." Dated 1956. Signed and numbered 149/150. Published by Maeght. Provenance: The Elizabeth and George Wile Collection. Sheet size - 15 5 /16 x 22, F

Oil on Masonite, untitled, abstract expressionist. Signed ll and dated 1961. Size 8.25 x 12.5 sight.

Gouache on paper, "Rythme - Couleur No. 1582." Signed and dated 3-11-68 lower left. Arthur Lenars and Cie, Paris Gallery shipping label to verso. Provenance: The Elizabeth and George Wile Collection,

Charles & Ray Eames ESU 400-C. (47w x 17d x 58h). Eames storage unit 400-C, Herman Miller, 1952, birch plywood, lacquered Masonite, chrome-plated steel, fiberglass, birch, enameled steel. Literature;

Outstanding 5 piece sectional sofa. Dunbar. Original manufacturer's label. Original upholstery. Mahogany legs. Size: total width 225, 143 deep, 29 h x seat 18h. Largest configuration 329" wraparound.

Circa 1690-1720 carved stone sculpture. Most likely Peruvian or Chilean. 21w x 14.5d x 32h Approx. 150lbs

Rare and outstanding matched complete set of twelve portrait plates signed by artist. Each plate has raised gilded borders. Marie Anboinelle Lebrum, Duchess of Devonshire, Gainsborough, Mrs. Liddons,

Oil ink and was on paper collage on canvas, composition. Character with painting VI dated 1965. Signed lower left. Purchased at Forsythe Gallery following Chuane Che exhibition, 1977. Sight- 44.5 x 30

Gilt bronze, untitled, abstract form. Signed lower right and dated 1971. 12w x 4 7/8d x 18 5/8h. From the collection of Elizabeth and George Wile.