CAROL CHANNING 1959 HUMANITARIAN AWARD

Including a glass award with an image of Carol Channing presented to her by the Institute on Aging, dated October 30, 2003; (chipped); height 6 3/4 inches. Also including a glass award presented to Ch

Including two framed certificates, each reading "The Press and Union League Club of San Francisco / ENTERTAINMENT COMMITTEE AWARD OF APPRECIATION / Presented to / Carol Channing / In grateful apprecia

etched & clear glass with metal shooting star; 13 inches high

Including a certificate reading "Congressional Arts Caucus Award / Presented in Appreciation to / Carol Channing / who in so many performances has touched our hearts and lifted our spirits" and signed

With bodysuit type closure at crotch. No label present. This appears to be the blouse worn by Carol Channing to the 1995 Tony Awards Ceremony. Together with an 8 by 10 photo print depicting Carol Chan

the certificate reading "Theatre World / SELECTS / Carol Channing / AS ONE OF THE / PROMISING PERSONALITIES / OF THE / 1948-1949 SEASON / Daniel Blum / Editor"; mounted to a plaque; 10 3/8 x 12 1/2 in

Belinda J. Badash mark below; the glass vase engraved "A Celebration of Caring/CELEBRITY TOAST/Carol Channing/Actors and Others for Animals/2008; 10 inches high

all recognizing Channing's receipt of the 2011 Mary Pickford Award from the 1st Annual Heroes of Hollywood presented by the Hollywood Chamber of Commerce on June 3, 2011, including certificates from t

Including two items related to Channing's appearance with Mary Martin in 'Legends' in Dallas, comprising a Tiffany & Co. crystal glass star-form paperweight engraved 'Dallas 1/16/86’, marked 'T

inscribed: "In Appreciation Carol Channing '24th Annual Grammy Awards' 1982 Telecast", in a wood case; medallion: 3 inches diameter

with engraved plaque: 'Presented to Carol Channing By Mayor William J. Green August 11, 1981'; 7 3/4 inches high

Including an award in the form of a black cat on an onyx base with a metal plaque engraved 'PRESENTED BY THE PRESS CLUB OF SAN FRANCISCO / TO CAROL CHANNING / OUR BELOVED HONORARY CENTENNIAL YEAR 1888

The Dansk silver-plate twelve-light candelabra designed by Bertil Vallien mounted with a presentation plaque engraved 'CAROL "Hello Dolly" CHANNING / FISHER THEATRE / 11-18-63 3-20-67 9-14-77 / NEW CE

on a presentation base engraved "'The Apple' awarded to Carol Channing for excellence in theatre, December 4, 2002. Detroit, MI/ presented by the Nederlander Company, LLC and Wayne State University"

No Reserve! Title: Hello, Dolly 1995 Musical Poster Printing Date: 1995 Medium: Lithograph Size/Format: 14? x 22? Carol Channing's 'Hello, Dolly !' won more Tony Awards than any other musical in histo

presented to Carol Channing

presented to 'Carol Channing, October 3, 2009,' comprising an amethyst geode; 11 x 9 1/2 inches

Including a proclamation certificate dated January 31, 2005 congratulating and commending Carol Channing on the occasion of her receipt of The Beverly Hills Theatre Guild's Spotlight Award; 14 by 8 1/

A Revere style silver-plate bowl engraved on one side 'CAROL CHANNING / November 19, 1994' and engraved on the other side 'NEW ENGLAND THEATRE CONFERENCE ANNUAL AWARD FOR OUTSTANDING CREATIVE ACHIEVEM

Artist/Designer; Manufacturer: Freddy Wittop (1911-2001) Marking(s); notes: signed, marking(s) Country of origin; materials: Dutch/American; mixed media on paper Dimensions (H, W, D): 18.75"h, 14.25"w

a signed copy by the President, #233/300, with annotation 'To Carol Channing who brought grace, and gaiety to these years. With affection, Lyndon B. Johnson the LBJ ranch X-Mas -71'; Condition: damage

RCA Victor LSOD-1087 album jacket for 'The Original Broadway Cast Recording… Carol Channing in The New Musical Comedy Hello, Dolly!' signed in black marker 'XXs, Carol Channing'. Together with a

JASON MECIER (American b. 1968) "Carol Channing" Mixed media collage on board. 49 5/8 x 49 5/8 inches. Provenance: From the Pritikin Museum Collection, SF, CA.

costume sketch for Carol Channing by Ray Aghayan with four attached numbered fabric swatches and with a TLS on Ray Aghayan letterhead dated February 18, 1969 reading "Dear Charles and Carol, Here are