Opper Frederick - "Howson Lott", 1911

Colonel Washboard Story Board, July 26, 1931 12 panels, ink on paper, 17" x 21" overall, signed Int'l Feature Services, Inc, unframed

And Her Name was Maud! Eight panel Story Board, 1931 Int'l Feature Services, Inc. ink on paper, 7 3/4" x 22 1/4" overall, signed lower right

WHO DISCOVERED THE NORTH POLE??? IMPORTANT POLAR EXPEDITION HAND; SIGNED BY THE ARCTIC EXPLORER: FREDERICK COOK. MY ATTAINMENT OF THE POLE is the Record of the Expedition that First Reached the Boreal

Artist: Frederick Opper (1857-1937). Title/Subject: "The Waiter's Revenge" Signature: Lower right. Medium: Ink Drawing. Size image: 9 1/2" x 13". Size frame: 17 1/4" x  20 1/2". Condition: Good.

(13) Puck illustrations including baseball c. 1890, (13) original illustrations for Puck Magazine, ink on paper, c. 1887-1890, each signed, including (8) Samuel D. Ehrhart, (5) Frederick Opper, a few

Pair of George V Silver Sweatmeat Dishes and a Cigarette Box The sweetmeat dishes mark of Harrison Brothers & Howson, Sheffield, 1911; the box with English lion guarantee mark and cedar lined. The dis

cloth dressed jointed wood doll with carved head, an exceptional example of Schoenhut's version of the classic comic character created by Frederick Opper and famous in the 1920's, from the relatively

2pc Frederick Ball (1911-1992 Washington) Stoneware Bottle Vases 11''x5'' and 10''x5''. Two classic wheel thrown stoneware vases by F.C. Ball. One has wax resist motif while other has an organic alter

Frederick Ball (1911-1992 Washington) Tree Bowl Ceramic 3''x11''. An exceptional wheel thrown bowl with one of F.C. Ball's organic hand drawn tree glaze motifs. Signed l.r. of image and on verso. Exce

A pair of silver Albany pattern grape scissors, A pair of silver Albany pattern grape scissors, by George Howson, Sheffield 1911, in a fitted case, retailed by Skinner and Co., 8.5cm long 3.6ozt Prove

Hand-colored newspaper cartoon, Frederick Opper's "Happy Hooligan".

FREDERICK BURR OPPER (1857-1937) "At last, one evening, she played for him on a Sohmer Piano, and-- Advertisement illustration for Sohmer pianos, 1891, published in Puck magazine and elsewhere. Pen an

Vase Stamped and glazed stoneware Signed to bottom: F. Carlton Ball 4" H x 4.75" Dia.

Original Magazine illustration by Frederick Burr Opper, possibly for Puck, Scribners, or another magazine. Pen and ink technique on bristol board. Signed lower right corner. Overall 12-7/8" x 9-1/4".

(1) Political comic (2) "Reduce to 11 inches" - (1) 9.25" x 20" (2) 5" x 20"

1911 T205 Frederick Olmstead

Frederick B. Opper. Actors performing amidst advertising banners on stage. A pen and ink drawing for Puck magazine. Signed lower right. 6" x 10"

DESCRIPTION: Frederick Burr Opper ink on paper illustration featuring a political themed cartoon. Signed lower left: "F. Opper" pencil lower right: "5 Inches" mounted in black frame. CIRCA: 20th Cent.

1911 T205 Frederick Hartsel

Good Cheer by Frederick W. Hackwood. The Romance of Food and Feasting. 1911, T. Fisher Unwin, London. Very good to excellent. Provenance: Estate of Russell Johanson, Ravenna Rare Books. We gladly comb

Original Hand Colored "Happy Hooligan" Sunday Comic Strip by Frederick Burr Opper (1857-1937). "Happy Hooligan" was a good-hearted hobo whose best intentions always ended up going awry. The comic stri

A Group of Three Rookwood Pottery Articles Early 20th Century comprising a vase marked for Frederick D. Rothenbush,1911, and two two unsigned examples, one dated for 1920 and the other dated for 1938.

Frederick Carlton Ball (1911-1992), Bird teapot, Tacoma, WA, decorated and polychrome glazed pottery, signed, 6"dia x 6"h

Frederick Burr Opper (American, 1857-1937), full color lithograph of illustration from "Puck" magazine, depicting enormous advertisements, from babies' soap to German beer, hanging from trees like fra