Susanne Eisendieck: Original Serigraph

Fine Art: Prints: Serigraphs Pre 1970: item #267943

This print is in excellent condition, measuring 30" x 19 5/8."

Pouloy (?): Original Etching of Cathedral Ruins

Fine Art: Prints: Etchings Pre 1960: item #267941

This piece is #68 of 250. Pencil-signed and measuring 17 1/2" x 12 1/2."

Raphael Soyer: "Farewell to Lincoln Square" Postcard

Fine Art: Prints: Lithographs Pre 1970: item #267940

Pencil-signed postcard by American artist Soyer (1899-1987). Measured at 6" x 4."

Eugene E. Loving: "Pirates Alley, Old New Orleans"

Fine Art: Prints: Etchings Pre 1960: item #267937

Original pencil-signed etching in excellent condition. Limited edition of 200. Measures 10 1/2" x 7 1/4."

Paul Jacoulet 1935 Metalanim Ponape

Fine Art: Prints Pre 1940: item #267230

Paul Jacoulet, A Down Pour At Metalanim, East Carolines, 1935, Fewer than 225. Condition Excellent.

Currier & Ives: "The Beauty of the Pacific" Lithograph

Fine Art: Prints: Lithographs Pre 1900: item #266125

Measures 15 5/8" x 11 1/2," and has stains and discoloration on the image.

Currier & Ives: "Little May Blossom" Lithograph, 1874

Fine Art: Prints: Lithographs Pre 1900: item #266123

This piece is circa 1874, and measures 15 5/8" x 13 1/2." It has darkening around the edges and a 1 1/4" tear on the top middle. Slight silverfish damage on bottom right of girl's dress.

Currier & Ives: "Trotting Mare Sunol, Record 2:08 1/4"

Fine Art: Prints: Lithographs Pre 1900: item #266122

Circa 1889, measures 10" x 15 1/2," and has a few minor foxing spots on the print. Otherwise in excellent condition.

Currier & Ives: "Family Register" Original Lithograph

Fine Art: Prints: Lithographs Pre 1900: item #266120

This fine piece is circa 1859. Measures 13 1/2" x 15," and has very small tears on the margin. Otherwise in excellent condition.

Tatton Winter Original Signed Colored Etching, ca. 1910

Fine Art: Prints: Etchings Pre 1920: item #265939

This ca. 1910 piece is in excellent condition, and measures 10 1/2" x 12 1/2." Tatton Winter (1855-1928) pencil-signed the bottom right of the image.