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This sale includes a number of original and limited signed edition artworks from local, regional, national and international collectible artists.  Some of the artists include:  illustrator Frederic Sands Brunner and his original 1936 oil on canvas which became the cover for "This Week"  magazine Christmas edition;  Gail Sherman Corbett original oil on canvas of "Paris Boulevard" (sold at Sothebys and New Orleans Auction);  Helen Maria Turner (New Orleans and New York), oil on panel attributed to Washington Bogart Cooper (TN, New Orleans, Natchez) of a military officer;  Joe Grandee (Texas) signed litho in wonderful old frame topped with a carved eagle;  Eugene Delcroix (New Orleans photographer) of Spanish Court and Brulatour Court in  the Franch Quarter;  Louisiana sportsman/nature artist Brett Smith signed litho;  20th century bronze (the Cheyenne) by Frederic Remington;  folk art painting of Johnny Cash in the style of Jimmie Lee Sudduth;  19th century Chinese ancestral double portrait;  original Victorian water color (1905) of Warwick Castle in England by Amy  Chester;  circa 1840 folk art portrait of young girl in a red rocker with her dog and cat;  oil on card stock of the Brulatour Courtyard in French Quarter with the signature "W. Woodward", possibly New Orleans artist William Woodward;  wonderful large litho by MS artist Walter Inglis Anderson of "Two pelicans on a Post";  large signed and titled litho of the Natchez Queen;  

Very old marble statue of Chiness goddess Kuan Yin;  cast iron bench in the Gothic style, often called the "White House" bench because these benches were made in the 1850's to decorate the grounds of the White House in D.C.;  a large wrought iron window grille from New Orleans;  pair of Chinese famille rose lamps that came out of the A. Hays Town home on Sunflower Road in Bossier Parish, they have been rewired, new hand made shades and new acrylic bases;  a large pair of Charles X 5-light candleabra; pair of SP fruit flower compotes;  some antique, semi-antique and vintage Persian rugs;  late 19th and 20th century Chinese Famille rose bowl and garden seat from a museum deaccession in LA in the 1970s and purchased by a Motown Record Executive at that time (there is a pic of him with  Stevie Wonder);  early 1900s italian faience figure of a queen;  a George III period demilune table circa 1770-1810 with the sticker/tag from the London Antiques Dealer still on the underside;  a 4 panel, two sided  Chinese coromandel screen;  a wonderful bronze statue of a Roman soldier;  a signed sculpture of a boy by Charles Vital-Cornu;  a Maitland Smith "crane lamp" (quite large);  very large Federal style bullseye mirror with carved eagle at top;  

Pieces of Gorham sterling flatware (Chantilly and Rose point);  large grape and vine footed tray; cast iron mid 1800's "fern pattern" chair from New Orleans;  pair of cast iron urns;  (4) modern Italian retro chairs "Large Orbit" by Sintesi;  crystal bird plates by Val St Lambert;  very rare American chestnut 4 drawer chest from mid 1800's;  an original 1845 Audubon Bowen Edition from the Quadruped series;  giclee of Native American by Charles Marion Russell;  an 1869 engraving of Abraham Lincoln by Henry Gugler;  a land grant signed by President James Buchanan, the president just before Lincoln;  an original Confederate  officer with his sword, taken in Mobile, Al;  an 1880's Kurz and Allison litho of the Battle of Lookout Mountain;  a semi-antique Toulouse Lautrec poster;  a large globe on stand from a one room schoolhouse in Arkansas;  numerous lamps;  an Alexandere Calder-style mobile;  SP hunt/stirrup cups featuring a dog, horse, stag, and rabbit;  a mottled jade Chinese libation cup;  two 19th Century Chinese embroideries from the Qing Dynasty;  Republic Period Chinese vases and much much more.............

of local interest to Shreveport, oil by Betty Friedenberg;  oil by Jean Sartor;  two medallions from the old W ashington Youree hotel in downtown Shreveport;  original artwork and prints from local sports legend and political illustrator Ron Rice;  military fatigues from a 95th infantry soldier who help liberate the French town of Metz in 1944, earning the soldiers the title of "Iron men of Metz" and more...........