WALTER WILLIAMS (1920 - 1988) Moon Moth.

WALTER WILLIAMS (1920 - 1988) Summertime. Color woodcut on imitation Japan paper, 1976. 470x476 mm; 18x18 inches, full margins. Artist's proof, from an edition of 15. Signed, titled, dated, numbered 1

Walter Williams (1920 - 1988) - Sunflower - Signed and Numbered. 1959. Signed in pencil. # 153/200. Color Woodcut, first state Ed. of 200, a second state without the black butterfly top center was pub

Walter Williams (1920 - 1988). Overall with frame 31" high x 25" wide. LR

Walter Henry Williams (American, 1920-1988), Marguerite, signed and dated 1961 in pencil lower right in margin, titled lower center, numbered 50/210 lower left, color woodcut, 12 1/2"h x 32 1/4"w view

Walter Williams (1920-1998 American) ''Country Girl'' 1962 Woodcut on Cotton Batting 28''x32'' Sight. Pencil signed and titled lower margin. Executed in Mexico. Gallery framed 34''x38''. Scattered ruf

Signed and numbered limited edition woodcut in colors print on paper by Walter Henry Williams (1920-1998 Tennessee / New York / Denmark) "Fighting Cock #3" depicts a young African American child carry

Harvest, 1963Color woodcut on wove paper, edition192/210 and signed and dated lower right.Dimensions: Framed H 18" x W 30" sight H 12.5" x W 24.5"Condition: print maybe glue onto a board. Note has not

Walter Henry Williams (American, 1920-1998) "Summer Evening", 1967 woodcut in colors artist proof, signed and dated lower right, titled lower left and annotated lower center. Matted, glazed and framed

Butterfly, 1965. Signed and dated lower right. Walter Henry Williams (African American, 1920 - 1998). From a Scarsdale, NY home. - Dimensions: Sight - 20" high x 25" wide.

Walter Henry Williams (African American, 1920-1998). A Limited Edition signed Modernist woodcut in a Post-Black Folk Art style, titled SUNFLOWERS. Artist signed and dated 1959 to lower right, with nam

Walter H. Williams (African-American, 1920-1998). A limited edition lithograph on paper. Titled "Marguerite". Sage green background with flowers and sun featuring a young female figure in purple dress

Williams, Walter Henry (American, 1920-1998). "Caged Bird". 1966. Woodcut. Limitation: 56/210. Signed in pencil l.r. Framed: 31 1/2" x 26 1/2" Condition: Not examined out of frame. Slight fine.

Stanley William Hayter (British, 1901-1988). "Night Moth" (Laurels Number One) - Engraving and aquatint in colors on laid paper. Edition 193/300. Publisher: Laurel Gallery, New York, 1946-1952. Signed

(American, 1920-1998). Color woodcut, ed. 5/210, signed and dated "Walter Williams, 1966 imp." in pencil lr, 18 x 24 in., framed Condition: Stain on print lr, stain on matboard

3' X 18'5" Semi Antique Persian Serab Runner Rug in Camel Hair, circa 1920's; moth damage w/ significant losses to one end

2' X 4' Antique Persian Sarouk Rug, circa 1920's; moth damage; see photos for specific condition concerns.

STANLEY WILLIAM HAYTERNew York/United Kingdom/France, 1901-1988"Night Moth". Signed in pencil lower right "W.M. Hayter". Numbered 17/300.Engraving and aquatint, 6.75" x 5" sight. Framed 12" x 10.5".

(England, 1901-1988), titled "Night Moth", 1946, pencil signed lower right and numbered 234/300 lower left, framed, 7 x 5.5 inches, sight.

Stanley William Hayter (English, 1901-1988). Etching in colors, signed, dated 46, titled, and noted as edition 3/5 in margin. Collected by Walter Sorge, a colleague who worked at Atelier 17 during the

Stanley William Hayter (English, 1901-1988). An untitled abstract study, in graphite and ink wash, signed and dated 63 l.r. Collected by friend of the artist Walter Sorge, likely while working in Atel

William Thomas Smedley New York,1858-1920 Titled "The Renewal", the work depicts a formally dressed man and woman romantically sitting on a rooftop balcony beneath a full moon in the city.Watercolor o

Mahogany Herschedes Hall Clock, brass and silver dial with moon phase, striking on 5 tubes, carved mahogany Colonial style case, circa 1900-1920, 87-1/2"h

Walter L. Main Circus Ephemera Archive. 1920-50s. File filled with tickets, 1893 courier in poor condition, 1924 oversize program, 8 pp. article on 1894 train disaster, vintage portrait of William Mai

Description: Designed by Walter Hayward, Modelled by Martyn Alcock. Measures 4" in height. Issued 1988-1993. This piece is in mint condition with no chips, no cracks and no restorations Introduced: 19