signed By Atlanta Falcons' Bob Christian; Arizona Cardinals' Ronald McKinnon; Buffalo Bills' Shawn Price; Chicago Bears; Brian Urlacher; Cincinatti Bengals' Taeko Spikes; Cleveland Browns' Wali Rainer; Green Bay Packers' Russell Maryland; Indianapolis Colts' Tarik Glenn; Kansas City Chiefs' Mike Maslowski; Minnesota Vikings' Chris Walsh; New England Patriots' Ted Bruschi; Philadelphia Eagles' Cecil Martin; Pittsburgh Steelers' John Fiala; San Fransisco 49ers' Bryant Young; Seattle Seahawks' Fabian Bownes; Tampa Bay Buccaneers' John Lynch - PSA certificate of authenticity & Indianapolis Colts signed by Johnny Unitas - no coa, but has orig. purchase receipt from 2002 Odyssey auctions {in house shipping available}
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pale pink leather with bow & canvas striped with suede lining & orig. dust bag  -  both 14" wide & both show some signs of use, please see photos plus never used small pink & orange wallet with keychain strap - 4.5" wide {in house shipping available}
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22 " X 11" sight, framed and matted 31" X 19 1/2". Mid- Century city street scene New York.  Jean Pages is known for Illustration-magazine, mural painting. {local pick up or buyer arranges 3rd party shipping}
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incl. 2 unopened Kew-Bee Sunbeam & Debus Donald Duck bread boxes with orig. wax paper, Reisman Pretzels glass side general store container, Art Deco & 2 Old Gold cigarette tins, 1 pound coffee (Tartan, Yellow Bonnet, ACME, & Boscul), & 4 oz. Chock Full O'Nuts, Cottolene shortening, Chocolate Creme Filled pastry sticks, Louis Sherry & Schrafft's chocolate tins, & J. Chein church & globe banks  {in house shipping available}
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8 medals in presentation boxes, 13 medals in original packing, and 9 worn medals, Normandy Campaign plaque 1944-1994 ribbons, patches ect. {in house shipping available}
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Abstract painter and printmaker Frank Carmelitano was born in 1935 in New York City, and lived in Spain from 1968 to 1994, Died 2003 - Holiday, Florida. Studied at Art Student's League; New York University; Pratt Institute; New School for Social Research. Solo Exhibitions include 1971 Gallery Skira, Madrid. 1972. Medinaceli Gallery, Southampton, Long Island. 1973. Gallery Kreisler, Madrid. 1975. Golden Delicious Door Gallery, New Hope, Pa. Gallery Ratafia, Fort Lauderlade, Florida. Gallery Orfila, Madrid. Museum of Contemporary Art of Leon. Gallery Dawes, Mijas (Malaga). 1976. Gallery Leonardo, Saragossa. Gallery 9, Chathem, New Jersey. Room of Art Vicent, Gij'on. 1977. Gallery Kreisler, Madrid. Galleries Alpaca, New York City. Gallery Cruix, Seville. 1980. Gallery Roman Arc, Medinaceli (Soria). 1981. Gallery Roman Arc, Medinaceli (Soria). Gallery the Serre, Georgetown, Washington D.C. Cultural center of the EE.UU., Madrid. 1982. House of the Culture, Zamora. ARCO'82 (Source Gallery, San Francisco). 1983. Gallery Esti-Art, Madrid. 1985. Gallery Roman Arc, Medinaceli (Soria). 1989. Gallery Roman Arc, Medinaceli (Soria). 1990. Center Washington Irving, Madrid. It rib Engravings, Madrid. 1991. Sand Gallery of Art, Madrid. 1993. Gallery Roman Arc, Medinaceli (Soria). 1995. Tarpon Cultural Springs Center, Pollock-Krasner Foundation Grant. 1996. Carteret Contemporary NC. Syd Entel, Safety Harbor, FL {in House shipping available}
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Mountain to sea  landscape signed lower left. unframed 18" x 24"  framed 22" x 28"  Originally from the Midwest, Mrs. Dearborn moved to Cape Cod in 1978. She convinced local artists to form a cooperative art guild, which today has almost 100 members. She taught and served on the boards of two Cape art schools. Her painting skills adapted quickly to Cape scenes of sand dunes, lighthouses, and boat filled harbors. She was an art instructor in three Cape art schools, with over 200 students. Many were to become professional artists. She has had 6 one woman shows, with several awards including Best In Show. Her painting "Old Rockers," shown above, is in the permanent collection of the Cape Cod Museum of Fine Art. Works have been displayed in galleries in Nantucket, Wellesley, Newbury Street in Boston, as well as in Great Britain.   in house shipping available
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8 each 9" dinner and 5.5" butter/ sherbet plates, ind. berry and footed sherbet bowls, cup and saucers, 4" wines and 6" footed tumblers, water pitcher, cream and covered sugar, pr candleholders, 9" vase, 8" berry bowl, 2 flat soup bowls, 9.5" and two 12" ruffled serving bowls and two12" sandwich pates -local pick up only or buyer arranges third party shipping
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including Fenton Colonial Blue Glass Thumbprint 12" center bowl with pair of candle sticks,  Colonial Blue Glass moon and star 9" banana boat, and amber moon and stars 9" Vase, Blenko Teal 418SC Crackled Small Drinking Glass 4 1/2", Mid-Century Modern Blenko Teal Glass Free Form Amoeba 8 1/2" tray,  and  Vintage Blenko 948-S Teal Crackle Glass Bent Neck Decanter by Winslow Anderson [wrong stopper] all one money {in house shipping available}
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- 23 1/2" X 29 "Abstract painter and printmaker Frank Carmelitano was born in 1935 in New York City, and lived in Spain from 1968 to 1994, Died 2003 - Holiday, Florida. Studied at Art Student's League; New York University; Pratt Institute; New School for Social Research. Solo Exhibitions include 1971 Gallery Skira, Madrid. 1972. Medinaceli Gallery, Southampton, Long Island. 1973. Gallery Kreisler, Madrid. 1975. Golden Delicious Door Gallery, New Hope, Pa. Gallery Ratafia, Fort Lauderlade, Florida. Gallery Orfila, Madrid. Museum of Contemporary Art of Leon. Gallery Dawes, Mijas (Malaga). 1976. Gallery Leonardo, Saragossa. Gallery 9, Chathem, New Jersey. Room of Art Vicent, Gij'on. 1977. Gallery Kreisler, Madrid. Galleries Alpaca, New York City. Gallery Cruix, Seville. 1980. Gallery Roman Arc, Medinaceli (Soria). 1981. Gallery Roman Arc, Medinaceli (Soria). Gallery the Serre, Georgetown, Washington D.C. Cultural center of the EE.UU., Madrid. 1982. House of the Culture, Zamora. ARCO'82 (Source Gallery, San Francisco). 1983. Gallery Esti-Art, Madrid. 1985. Gallery Roman Arc, Medinaceli (Soria). 1989. Gallery Roman Arc, Medinaceli (Soria). 1990. Center Washington Irving, Madrid. It rib Engravings, Madrid. 1991. Sand Gallery of Art, Madrid. 1993. Gallery Roman Arc, Medinaceli (Soria). 1995. Tarpon Cultural Springs Center, Pollock-Krasner Foundation Grant. 1996. Carteret Contemporary NC. Syd Entel, Safety Harbor, FL {in House shipping available}
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by LYPC metal locking lid & plate base with plastic body & globe - 16" tall {in house shipping available}
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incl. pierced shell earrings, snap faux leather yin & yang bracelets, pendants on black cords of eagle head, snake, cross with skull & crossbone, crucifix, cross, flying eagle, sun, & more - we do our best to ensure that all jewelry is not broken or missing pieces but this is no guarantee - contents only {in house shipping available}
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incl. 1986 NFC Central Division Champs pennant, baseball hat, #54 Urlacher jersey size: XL, '06 NFC Champs white polo size: XL still sealed in plastic, magnetic bobbleheads, Peter David limited ed. pin set in orig. box, clock, & more {in house shipping available}
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3 pr #112 Mercury low candlesticks in Flamingo, Sahara and Clear, Moongleam Old Sandwich #1404 low footed tumblers, Yeoman m diamond optic cup, celery bowl and Phyllis 1020 sugar bowl, Flamingo 1023 creamer, Optic Tooth soda tumbler vase, amber #1223 baked apple bowl, Heisey/ Imperial Provincial/Whirlpool amethyst juice glass with diamond H mark - in house shipping available through Fed Ex
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Green andd brown glaze McCoy 6" x 9 1/2" teapot, creamer and open sugar with embossed daisies, 121/2" x 10" naturalistic teapot with applied bitter melon and frog accents in blended gloss glaze of tans and green ( chip on lid), and Arthur Wood 7" ... 11" teapot with gold trim and base and band of yellow roses (some crazing) - in house shipping available through Fed Ex
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incl. cotton tiger & 4 hand braided doll house rugs, hankies, dress clothes pin holder on hanger, christening gown, sweaters, dresses, etc. (all in as is condition), 20+ wood hangers most with animal & child figures, wall hung folk art folding clown clothes holder, Dinky Superior Rescue, doll & more {in house shipping available}
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incl. The Planters Pennant 10 lb. tin,  2 lb. Maxwell House coffee, 1 lb. Hu-kwa tea, two 1 lb. Chase and Sanborn's & Ideal coffee, 3 half pound Maxwell, Montco, & Ehlers coffee, Krisp Krunch peanut, In-B-Tween cigar box, Dunhill's Pontefract Cakes, & No-Moth {in house shipping available}
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From The Estate Of Phyllis Trager Hyman 30" X 30" signed on verso -Phillis was a sophisticated outsider artist whose imagery - lyrical, whimsical, nightmarish, puzzling, and penetrating - reveals a life fulfilled by creativity .Daughter of eastern European Jewish immigrants, her work was shaped by the melting pot of NYC post-WWII, urban social realism and the mind-quest of the Beat Generation, as well as the vibrancy of modern art, contemporary literature and world music. Painfully shy, she was isolated by and struggled with the stigmas of disability from polio and paranoid schizophrenia, from which grew profound awareness of paradox. Despite her challenging reality, she was buoyed by an enormous intellect. She absorbed aesthetic influences in palette, brushwork and line from artists as diverse as Chagall, Arp, Leger, Hans Hofmann, Ben Shahn and illustrators Ronald Searle and Al Hirschfeld. Acutely aware of the enigma that was her mind, she teased the viewer with a personal iconography of letter and number shapes, phrases and visual puns. Faces (both human and creature) peer slyly from her canvases. Though her disorder prevented her from the social mingling necessary for notice in the art world, Phyllis worked with strictly professional materials (oils, acrylic, canvas, paper, watercolor, pencils and ink). Living her art, she found joy in life and left a legacy of art worth preserving. Her vibrant color owed to her Gulf-coast Floridian residency. Gifted with a wry sense of humor and a steely gentleness, she depicted compassion, sense of place, love of the wild, vulnerability, and freedom versus confinement in kaleidoscopic, stream-of-consciousness drawings and paintings.. She was an avid follower of the art world and was registered with NARSAD Artworks, an outlet of what is now the Brain and Behavior Research Foundation. {in house shipping available}
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From The Estate Of Phyllis Trager Hyman 30" X 30" signed on verso -Phillis was a sophisticated outsider artist whose imagery - lyrical, whimsical, nightmarish, puzzling, and penetrating - reveals a life fulfilled by creativity .Daughter of eastern European Jewish immigrants, her work was shaped by the melting pot of NYC post-WWII, urban social realism and the mind-quest of the Beat Generation, as well as the vibrancy of modern art, contemporary literature and world music. Painfully shy, she was isolated by and struggled with the stigmas of disability from polio and paranoid schizophrenia, from which grew profound awareness of paradox. Despite her challenging reality, she was buoyed by an enormous intellect. She absorbed aesthetic influences in palette, brushwork and line from artists as diverse as Chagall, Arp, Leger, Hans Hofmann, Ben Shahn and illustrators Ronald Searle and Al Hirschfeld. Acutely aware of the enigma that was her mind, she teased the viewer with a personal iconography of letter and number shapes, phrases and visual puns. Faces (both human and creature) peer slyly from her canvases. Though her disorder prevented her from the social mingling necessary for notice in the art world, Phyllis worked with strictly professional materials (oils, acrylic, canvas, paper, watercolor, pencils and ink). Living her art, she found joy in life and left a legacy of art worth preserving. Her vibrant color owed to her Gulf-coast Floridian residency. Gifted with a wry sense of humor and a steely gentleness, she depicted compassion, sense of place, love of the wild, vulnerability, and freedom versus confinement in kaleidoscopic, stream-of-consciousness drawings and paintings.. She was an avid follower of the art world and was registered with NARSAD Artworks, an outlet of what is now the Brain and Behavior Research Foundation. {in house shipping available}
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Blue Blenko water bottle, 10.5" hand blown art glass layered swirl vase signed on base, red 3-footed candy dish, 6.5" ashtray, diamond satin air trap/ cut velvet glass tumbler, & 2 pcs. Czechoslovakian malachite (both have issues, see photos)  {in house shipping available}
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From The Estate Of Phyllis Trager Hyman 30" X 30" signed on verso -Phillis was a sophisticated outsider artist whose imagery - lyrical, whimsical, nightmarish, puzzling, and penetrating - reveals a life fulfilled by creativity .Daughter of eastern European Jewish immigrants, her work was shaped by the melting pot of NYC post-WWII, urban social realism and the mind-quest of the Beat Generation, as well as the vibrancy of modern art, contemporary literature and world music. Painfully shy, she was isolated by and struggled with the stigmas of disability from polio and paranoid schizophrenia, from which grew profound awareness of paradox. Despite her challenging reality, she was buoyed by an enormous intellect. She absorbed aesthetic influences in palette, brushwork and line from artists as diverse as Chagall, Arp, Leger, Hans Hofmann, Ben Shahn and illustrators Ronald Searle and Al Hirschfeld. Acutely aware of the enigma that was her mind, she teased the viewer with a personal iconography of letter and number shapes, phrases and visual puns. Faces (both human and creature) peer slyly from her canvases. Though her disorder prevented her from the social mingling necessary for notice in the art world, Phyllis worked with strictly professional materials (oils, acrylic, canvas, paper, watercolor, pencils and ink). Living her art, she found joy in life and left a legacy of art worth preserving. Her vibrant color owed to her Gulf-coast Floridian residency. Gifted with a wry sense of humor and a steely gentleness, she depicted compassion, sense of place, love of the wild, vulnerability, and freedom versus confinement in kaleidoscopic, stream-of-consciousness drawings and paintings.. She was an avid follower of the art world and was registered with NARSAD Artworks, an outlet of what is now the Brain and Behavior Research Foundation. {in house shipping available}
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Varied conditions, see photos for overall condition details numbers and titles - {in house shipping available}
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both with spirit animal head accents, both 32" tall (1 with figure on top has multiple breaks) {in house shipping available}
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by The Current Literature Publishing Co., New York includes State Papers, Life Whitney, Presidential Speeches, Early Speeches, Douglas Debate I, Douglas Debate II, Letters I, II, & III (see photos for condition) {in house shipping available}
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