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Mort Kunstler (American, b. 1931) watercolor and gouache winterscape painting depicting World War I soldiers on horseback exchanging gunfire with soldiers aboard a Russian Civil locomotive train. Signed lower center margin "M. Kunstler". Presentation pencil inscription en verso reading "To Arthur & Jean Reiss with warmest personal best wishes – Mort Kunstler/10-15-77". Housed in a […]

1st item: German WWI era Pickelhaube helmet, hard black leather helmet with leather interior, pressed metal plate to the front and vented spike to the top. Red and white German Empire disks on the right side, the black and white Prussian state disk on the left absent. Illegible inscription to the inner brim. 8 1/2" […]

Cyrus Afsary (American, b. 1940) large oil on canvas Western landscape depicting a ranch with barn, surrounded by colorful native grasses and shrubbery, and set under a partly clouded sky with hills in the background. Signed lower left. 30" x 48" canvas, 40 1/2" x 58 1/2" framed. Provenance: The Estate of Larry Casey, Jackson, […]

Manner of Janvier Suchodolski (Polish, 1797-1875) oil on canvas military painting depicting a scene from the November Uprising (1830-31), also known as the Polish-Russian War 1830-31 or the Cadet Revolution. An Imperial Russian Army officer on horseback is depicted holding a spear against a charging line of Polish soldiers, while another Russian soldier lies dead […]

Rare set of four enameled amber glass kovschs and matching pitcher with lid. Each kovsch has a small circular mark enclosing Cyrillic letters at ends of handles. Pot – 9" H (including lid). Bohemian, possibly Moser, or Russian, possibly Maltsov, late 19th century. Provenance: the estate of Celia (Cece) Webb, Nashville, Tennessee. CONDITION: One kovsch […]

Pair of Continental cut to clear ruby glass vases with ormolu mounts to the rim, shoulder and base with scrolling handles terminating in rosettes. Body of vase with bird, foliate and leafy branch cut and etched decoration. Unmarked. 11 1/8" H. Continental, likely Russian or possibly Moser, Late 19th century. Provenance: the estate of Marshall […]