Art, Collectibles, Works on Paper & More

Reverse Paint on Glass "Partridge" Framed Advertisement: A reverse paint on glass “Partridge” framed advertisement. This is an advertisement from the 1020’s to 1930’s for “Partridge Ham & Bacon Lard and Sausage” by the "H. H. Meyer Packing Company in Cincinnati, Ohio. The ad pictures three partridges in a bush using reverse paint on glass. The H. H. Meyer Co.was in business between 1873 and the 1970’s.

Large-Scale Salvaged Metal Sculpture Of Skeletal Sheriff: An original salvaged metal folk art sculpture constructed in the style of contemporary folk artist Dan Klennert, depicting a larger-than-life skeletal sheriff figure created with re-purposed materials, including twisted metal cable, car springs and bearings, chain, gears, laser-cut and welded metal. The sheriff is displayed on a round metal stand with armature and wire anchors. The sculpture can be dissembled for easier moving as the hat, head, shoulders and arms, chaps and legs, pistol, holster, and armature are separate. A wonderful piece which could be used indoors or in a garden sculpture.

Double-Sided Vintage Wood Printer's Block: A double-sided vintage wooden printer’s block which reads “Gonklin’s Circus Midway” to one side; the other side depicts Western-themed imagery.

Original 1940s Amoco American Oil Company Poster with Norman Rockwell Illustration "Hop in Neighbor!": An original 1940s color lithograph advertisement poster for Amoco American Oil Company, titled Hop in Neighbor!, featuring a reproduced image after the original illustration by renowned American genre artist Norman Rockwell (1894 – 1978). Artist signature is printed in plate to the lower right of the image. Depicted is a friendly elderly man behind the steering wheel of a car, gesturing with his thumb for the viewer to hop on in. The poster was printed in the United States and is not framed, mounted on acid-free conservation canvas substrate.

Large Vintage Peter Max Contemporary Arts Center Poster: An original very large vintage poster promoting an exhibition of the work of well-listed and renowned German-American Pop artist Peter Max (1937 -) at Cincinnati’s Contemporary Art Center, titled See For Yourself, circa 1970s. The poster uses both offset lithography and block relief printing to depict two faces covered in floral patterns facing a center structure filed with a variety of psychedelic colors and patterns. The name of the exhibition is printed across the poster’s lower edge. The poster is unsigned, and presented without matting or framing. Max received his formal art education in the 1950s at the Art Students League of New York in Manhattan, where he studied under the tutelage of Frank J. Reilly. Max began his career in illustration and graphic arts by creating collage-based works using elements taken from antique photographs. His interest in astronomy led to his self-described “Cosmic ’60s” period, where his art bec

Original 1930s Color Lithographic Advertisement Poster for Cloverdale Mineral Water Beverages: An original 1930s color lithographic advertisement poster for Cloverdale Mineral Water beverages, including Lith-A-Lime, Pale Dry and Amber ginger ales. This poster is unframed, mounted on acid-free conservation canvas substrate.

Philippe Halsman Original Chromogenic Color Photograph of Andy Warhol: An original chromogenic color photograph on glossy photo paper by extremely well-listed 20th-century portrait photographer Philippe Halsman (American/Latvian, 1906 – 1979). The photograph depicts a three-panel portrait of famed American pop artist Andy Warhol (1928 – 1987); each panel depicts a closely-cropped image of the artist’s face cast in a different vibrant shades of light. The photograph was taken in 1968 and released in a 1989 portfolio of eight color chromogenic prints, released in a limited edition run of 100. This work is mounted behind white mat, under glass in a matte black composite frame with a wire to the verso.

Mike Heavy Hefner Original Folk Painting on Salvaged Wood: An original oil painting on salvaged wood by American folk artist Mike Heavy Hefner (Northern Indiana, 21st-century), dated 2010 and signed in black to the lower right. The image depicts a large city skyline rendered in blue and red. Eyehook hangers are attached to the verso of this piece.

1952 Two-Sheet Theatrical Poster for "Zombies of the Stratosphere": A massive original 1952 two-sheet offset lithograph theatrical poster promoting the 12 chapter serial by Republic Pictures Corporation titled Zombies of the Stratosphere. The movie starred Judd Holdren, Aline Towne, Wilson Wood, Lane Bradford, and Stanley Waxman. The poster is presented without matting or framing, awaiting your choice of presentation.

1949 Cappiello Poster "Le Thermogène": A 1949 color lithograph advertising poster featuring a reproduced illustration after famed Italian commercial illustrator Leonetto Cappiello (1875 – 1942), promoting Le Thermogène.The product advertised, Le Thermogène, said to help fight coughs, colds, rheumatism and joint pain, was composed of soft cotton wadding treated with capsicum, a blistering agent that is responsible for the product’s activity when applied to any part of the body where heat would be beneficial. This image depicts a clown holding the pillowy product against his lungs, happily breathing out fire as the heating agents work. Signed in plate by the artist by the lower left foot. This poster is weighted at top and bottom with flat wooden rods for weighting.

Tricom Italian Modern Chromed Steel and Glass Shelving Unit: A Mid Century Modern Tricom chromed tubular steel shelf etagere with four glass shelves, made in Italy. The glass panels are removable and frame breaks down into 3 pieces for moving. Unmarked.

Original 1940s Amoco Service Poster "Put it up to ME!": An original vintage 1940s color lithographic and offset advertisement poster promoting Amoco Auto Service with the headline Put it up to ME!, depicting a reproduction illustration of an enthusiastic police officer smilingly holding a small model car in his hands. Artist signature G. Brehm is printed in plate to the lower left shoulder. Below the illustration is the Amoco logo. The poster was printed in the United States and is not framed.