Oil painting of a still life by Stan Pociecha Poray (1888-1948) on masonite, the Taoist god Guandi is seated on a low platform, holding a small scroll, and his other hand is raised with two fingers extended; an archaic green Shang-style bronze Hu, all against a background with tree branches. The artist signature Stan Pociecha Poray is in the lower left-hand corner. He painted still lifes later on in his career. The gilt frame has signs of age. Size: 18” x 15”

The unsigned and numbered lithograph titled “The House in My Village” is of his family home with a male figure seated on its chimney and female figure at the door, in Vitebsk, Marc Chagall's home town. This lithograph was published in Chagall, Lithographs I by Andre Sauret, Monte Carlo in 1960. This print is numbered 34/100. It is No. 283 in Mourlot's Catalogue Raisonne of Chagall's Lithographs. Age: 1960 – Size: Image 13 1/2" x 10 1/2" (Frame 20" x 16 1/2")

This unsigned and numbered print is of a circus scene with a dancing figure, a clown and a white horse with someone playing a flute and people seated in a grandstand. “Marc Chagall described his love of circus people: Why am I so touched by their makeup and grimaces? With them I can move toward new horizons. He worked in a naïve-realistic style. It is numbered 34/100 -Age: 1960’s – Size:Image 14" x 10 1/2".(Frame 20" x 16 1/2")

Print with a bald gentleman dressed in fine clothing looking at note paper and holding a feather pen in his other hand and wearing a magnifying glass around his neck, signed Frank Reynolds 1912. The wood mat and wood frame are loose in the upper right-hand corner. Age: 19th Century – Size: 14 ½” x 11 ¼ (including frame)

Small print with two portly gentlemen dressed in fine clothing drinking white wine, signed Frank Reynolds 1913. Age: 19th Century – Size: 11 x 9 ¾” (including frame)

Old framed small watercolor of a beautiful young women that is being admired but two young gentlemen, in soft subtle colors. Size: 10” 7 ½” (with frame 20 ½” x 17”))

The three prints are of street scenes in Paris and they are each numbered 247/500, and the artist signature written in pencil in the lower right hand corner. Size: 10 ½” x 14” Michel Delacroix was born in Paris 14th District in 1933. He temporarily interrupted his formal education at the Ecole de Beaux Arts in Paris to explore the city, he said “I walked endlessly from district to district, inspecting every corner and absorbing all the nuances accumulating an endless store of impressions to draw upon for my paintings”.

Small oil painting of a seascape of Jacksonville, Florida, with a large sand dune and off in the distance is a sailboat, signed by the artist. Age: Circa 1979 – Size: 8 ½” x 8 ½” (without frame)

Oil painting on board of a still life by Stan Pociecha Poray (1888-1948), the Chinese goddess Guanyin is seated in the “Royal Ease” position with a red vase in high-relief and in the background are Guanyins standing amongst the clouds. The artist signature Stan Pociecha Poray is in the lower left-hand corner. He painted still lifes later on in his career. The older gilt frame has sign of age. Size: 18” x 15”

Oil painting on canvas of a “Seascape” a sailing race by M. Wheet; signed by the artist in lower right hand corner and in a wood frame. Size: 29” x 40 ¾”

Limited edition print of “Fiddler on the Roof by Goldberg. Edition 53/150, signed in pencil. In a wood frame with signs of age. Size: 35 ½” high x 28” wide

Oil painting on canvas of a “Fall Paris Street Scene” with women dressed in long dresses, a scene of the 19th century, by H. Shaeffer. It is In an elaborate gilt frame. Size: 15 1/2 x 17 1/2"