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Lumen Winter Oil Painting: An original oil painting by American artist Lumen Winter (1908-1982). This painting depicts an air drop. In the foreground, a mother and child embrace with sorrowful expressions. Immediately behind them, a man holds a box marked food. In the distance men are visible retrieving boxes that are in the process of being dropped from a mid-century era plane above. The work is executed in monochromatic gray. Signed to the lower right. Framed in a natural carved wood frame.

Mahogany Dining Table and Eight Chippendale Style Chairs: A mahogany dining table with two wide leaves and eight Chippendale style chairs. The table and leaves feature cross-banded borders. The top has rounded corners, supported on double-pedestals, each with a turned pedestal and three splayed legs with string-inlay and brass capped feet and casters. The two arm and six side chairs having pierced-carved splats, over satin striped, upholstered seats, over reeded Marlborough front legs. Includes custom pads.

Oil Painting of a European Street Scene Signed Harold: An oil painting of a European street scene signed Harold. This painting depicts a central avenue flanked by historic architecture and a city sky line in the distance under a stormy sky. A group of figures rides bikes toward the city center. The wet pavement reflects the architecture and splashes are visible behind the bikers. Storm clouds are visible overhead. Painted in a loose, impasto style. Signed to the lower left. Framed in carved dark stained wood with a linen liner. Frame is scratched and nicked in several places. To the verso, wired to hang.

Borofsy Oil Painting of Rabbits: An oil painting of rabbits by artist Borofsy. This painting depicts a pair of Himalayan rabbits eating greens against a background of weathered wood, bricks, and greenery. Executed in classical realist style, the painting has an overall dramatic and antique feel. Signed to the lower right. Framed in an ornate gold tone molded frame. Paint is peeling on frame in a few areas. To the verso, wired to hang.

17" MacBook Pro Laptop: An Apple MacBook Pro laptop, model MA611LL/A, serial number W87061WYW0J, with an aluminum tone metal case and a 17" screen. It runs OS X Snow Leopard 10.6.8 v1.1, and has a 2.33 GHz Intel Core 2 Duo processor and a 160 GB hard drive with 2 GB of RAM. It includes a charger, and was in working condition at the time of cataloging.

Late Victorian Stick-and-Ball Stand: A late Victorian oak stand, having a square top, over four splayed “stick” legs, positioned around a turned ball fitting. Circa 1890s.

Arellano Oil Painting of Domestic Scene: An oil painting of a domestic scene, possibly the Philippines, by artist Arellano. This painting depicts a domestic scene in rural Southeast Asia. Cental to the composition is a figure wearing a hat engaged in some activity. In the background are two more figures as well as two dwellings. A large tree dominates the central space and divides the composition, giving it an angular structure. Signed in the lower right in red paint, first name is illegible, last name reads Arellano. Dated 1967. Framed in a layered frame of wood painted white with a dark stained liner. To the verso, gallery labels from Manila. Wired to hang.

17" MacBook Pro Laptop: An Apple MacBook Pro laptop, model MA897LL/A, serial number W8738028YAN, with an aluminum tone metal case and a 17" screen. It runs OS X Snow Leopard 10.6.8 v1.1, and has a 2.4 GHz Intel Core 2 Duo processor and a 160 GB hard drive with 2 GB of RAM. It includes a charger, and was in working condition at the time of cataloging.

Second Generation iPad Tablet: An Apple iPad 2 tablet computer, model MC763LL/A, serial number DLXFH0B4DJHG, with a 9.5" screen and an aluminum tone metal case. It runs iOS 9.3.5, has a 32 GB hard drive, and connects to the internet through Verizon data service. It includes a charger and was in working condition at the time of cataloging.

Lee Acrylic Painting of Racehorses: An original acrylic painting of racehorses by artist Janelle M. Lee. This painting depicts four racehorses and jockeys mid race. Painted in classical realism, the brilliant uniforms of the jockeys contrast nicely with muted tones of the horses, track, and distant forest. Signed and dated to the lower right (’90). Framed in a brown stained wood frame. To the verso, wired to hang.

Claire Curtis Oil Painting "Red Shirt in the Wind": An oil painting Red Shirt in the Wind by Maine artist Claire Curtis. This charming painting depicts a classic shingled seaside cottage with a line of laundry (one of which is a red shirt) blowing in the wind as gulls fly overhead. Signed to the lower right in red paint. Framed in weathered carved wood. To the verso, an exhibition tag from the Artists of the Boothbay Region 1st annual exhibition (1947) with artist information. Wired to hang.

Original 1910 Oil Painting on Academy Board: An original 1910 oil painting on academy board by an anonymous artist. The painting depicts a detailed depiction of a road cutting through a grassy field. Tall, bushy trees dot the field, and a short hilly ridge rises along the horizon line. The painting is unsigned. To the verso, it is marked dated April 19th, 1910 and is marked “1036 Varnish.” The painting is presented in a wooden frame with gold tone finish and a hanging wire attached to the verso.

Balazs Oil Painting of Winter Landscape: An original oil painting on board of a winter landscape by Hungarian artist NadudavaryBalazs. This moody scene depicts a lone silhouetted figure walking along a stream. In the foreground there is snow covered ground and four large dark trees with bare branches. The background is a pale green-yellow suggesting a setting sun. Skillfully painted with expressive brush work and expressive color. Little is known of this artist. Framed in a carved wood frame, painted in a gold tone. To the verso, stamped Kivitelre Engedelyezve , which is Hungarian for approval to export. Additionally, there is hand writing, presumably Hungarian as well, and the date June 1944. Wired to hang.

Rookwood Pottery 1st Edition Commemorative "Aronoff" Tile: A Rookwood Pottery 1st Edition commemorative art tile. This tile celebrates the twentieth anniversary of the Cincinnati Aronoff Center for the Arts, featuring the building set in relief under an alkaline crackle green glaze. The inscription on the back is attributed to the architect Cesar Pelli and reads “A building can be seen as a finite work of art, but first it must be seen as a piece of a larger and more important whole that is a city.” Marked with the Rookwood flame logo, “1st Edition”, date mark “MMXV” and mold number “10295” to the verso.

Pair of Religious Paintings on Silken Fabric: A pair of religious paintings on silken fabric. The first painting depicts a female figure in period style Asian dress holding flowers in her hand and carrying a child on her back. Both woman and child have pale yellow halos behind their heads. There are three doves in the composition, two in the foreground and one in flight toward the child. A body of water in the distance narrows to a stream as it passes the figures. To the left, a weeping tree grows. The second painting depicts a female figure floating on pink clouds holding a child with what appears to be a rosary in his outstretched arms. In this image, both woman and child appear with a pale yellow halo behind their heads. A full spectrum of color is used in these vibrant paintings. Both pieces are matted in black which has discolored over time. Presented behind glass. Framed in wood painted black. To the verso, wired to hang.