Virginia Banks (1920-1985 Washington) ''Meaningful

Virginia Banks (1920-1985 Washington) ''Meaningful Silence'' 1959 Acrylic Collage on Paper 9.25''x10.75'' Sight. Signed l.r. with title label on verso. Total framed size 22.75''x23.5''.

Virginia Banks (1920-1985 Washington) Untitled Abstraction Oil on Canvas Board 20''x15'' Image. An early paneled abstraction by Banks. Signed l.r. Original artist frame 24''x18''. Some edge wear.

Virginia Banks (1920-1985 Washington) ''Fish and Net Floats'' 1949 Oil on Canvas 24''x30'' Image. Impressive early coastal abstraction. Signed l.r. with Pennsylvania Academy of Fine Arts 145th Annual

Virginia Banks (1920-1985 Washington) ''Swan Preening'' 1977 Mixed Media on Board 39''x21'' Image. Exceptional mystic bird composition. Signed and dated l.r. Foster/White Gallery, Seattle exhibition t

Virginia Banks (1920-1985 Washington) ''Bird in Nest #1'' 1976 Watercolor on Paper 18''x11.5'' Image. Signed and dated l.r. Foster/White Gallery, Seattle label on verso. Original framing 22''x15.5''.

Virginia Banks (1920-1985 Washington) ''City Night'' 1950's Tempera on Paper 34''x17'' Image. Impressive ascending abstraction influenced by Mark Tobey's white writing compositions. Signed l.r. Galler

Virginia Banks signed original oil painting on masonite [The Fox and the Grapes]. Measures 9.25 x 23.625 inches. Unframed original label. Excellent condition. Provenance: Estate of David Milot. David

(Washington, DC, 1920-1985) Minute Man, 1974, 196/200, signed lower right "Davis 1974", color silkscreen, 40 x 24-7/8 in.; modern maple wood frame, 45-5/8 x 30-5/8 in. . Provenance: Private Collection

Gene Davis (American / Washington DC 1920-1985), "Vertical Composition", circa 1975, color silkscreen depicting vertical lines of various widths, pencil signed and numbered 105/150, framed. Approx. pa

(Washington, DC, 1920-1985) Jack-In-The-Box, from Series I, #2, 1969, edition 90/150, printed by Hans Peter Haas, Stuttgart, published by Petersburg Press, London, signed verso "Gene Davis" with title

Davis, Gene (Washington D.C., 1920-1985) Sweet Talk. 1980. Mixed media (pencil and crayon). Signed and dated l.r. 11" x 17". Frame: 17 5/8" x 23 3/4" x 1 3/4".

(Washington, DC, 1920-1985) I Zebra, from Series 2, 1968, edition 88/100, signed, inscribed, and stamped verso, Petersburg Press Ltd., London, color silkscreen on canvas mounted to board, 24 x 30 in.;

Gene Davis (American, (Washington D.C.), 1920-1985), "Untitled (Grey and Yellow)"-1981, pastel on paper, signed and dated lower right. Original minimal and modern drawing depicting vast white space wi

Davis, Gene (Washington D.C., 1920-1985). Smithsonian Resident Associate Program Tenth Anniversary. 1975. Signed and numbered l.r. Frame: 30 1/2" x 40 3/4". Condition: Not examined out of frame.

7 Banks: SBCCA Horse, Reynolds; 1980 Convention Bank; 2006 Two-faced Clown; 1981 Washington DC Tin Bank; 1985 Columbus Ohio Bank; 1977 Wyomissing, Penn. Can; 1992 Gateway PBC Auto

Gene Davis (American, 1920-1985) Night Rider, 1983 color screenprint signed, dated, and numbered 17/250 in pencil 24 1/8 x 35 3/4 inches. Property from a Private Collection, Arlington, Virginia

UNITED STATES OBSOLETE CURRENCY ONE-DOLLAR LARGE SIZE VIRGINIA NATIONAL NOTE, Series of 1918 George Washington Federal Reserve Bank of Richmond, Elliott-Burke and Keese-Seay, serial number E20449696A,

Bank lot: (3) including J.F. Kennedy, (5" Ht.), A.C. Rehberger lead "Washington", (5" Ht., C. 1920's), lead A.C. Rehberger "Lincoln Bust", (5" Ht., C. 1920's, #130 Penny Bank Book).

Charles Reynolds Toys Falls Church, Virginia - Dated 1984 Made for the MBCA Annual Convention held in Washington D. C. in 1984. Aluminum

Reynold Mechanical Bank Duel at the Dome- Football Super Bowl XXVI Washington 37 over Buffalo 24. Charlie Reynolds of Virginia - 1992. Aluminum. Near Mint Condition.

Charles Reynolds Toys Falls Church, Virginia - Circa 2001 Made for the MBCA 2001 Convention held in Washington D. C. Famed attorney and mechanical bank collector "Max Berry" is featured, arguing the c

1980 oil on artists board painting entitled "Banks Old Place" by African American folk artist from Virginia's Eastern Shore, Ernest Shears (b.1920.) Signed, dated and titled to verso. Title at front l

1890's Worlds Fair Bank Building Cast Iron Coin Bank, early 20th Century Cast Iron Bank Building Coin Bank and 1940's Weidlich Brothers Gilded Washington DC Capital Building Trinket Jewelry Box. All a

Gene Davis (American, 1920-1985) Crazy Horse, 1979 acrylic on canvas signed Gene Davis, titled and dated (verso) 67 x 96 5/8 inches. Provenance: Droll/Kobert Gallery, New York Literature: Steven Naife