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Velvet Armchair and Embroidered Footstool: A velvet armchair and embroidered footstool. The occasional chair features a cedar semi-gloss finish to its wooden frame, a button back seat with green velvet upholstery, and tapered legs that end in square feet. The arms have woven rattan accents. The footstool features a cherry finish, floral embroidery, and a storage compartment.

Winston Churchill First Edition Collection: A collection of Winston Churchill’s The Second World War volumes I-VI. This first edition of Churchill’s memoirs includes vol. I Their Finest Hour (1948), vol. II The Grand Alliance (1949), vol. III The Hinge of Fate (1950), vol IV Triumph and Tragedy (1950), vol V Closing the Ring (1951), and vol VI The Gathering Storm (1953). They were published by Houghton Mifflin Company of Boston. These memoirs won Churchill the Nobel Prize in Literature in 1953.

Antique First Edition "Forty Modern Fables": An antique first edition of Forty Modern Fables. This first edition hardcover was written by American journalist, George Ade, in 1902. It was published by R.H. Russell of New York.

Mid Century Modern Lowboy Dresser: A Mid Century Modern-style lowboy dresser made in the 1950s, The dresser features a a wooden rectangular frame with an oak finish, nine drawers that create a two tone front with three having an etched style and three having part plane and part etched style and blending gold tone modern style pulls with round knobs. The dresser has a modern style with a clean line design and a fretwork style apron with tapered block style feet with gold tone covers.

Shepard Fairey Lithograph "Natural Springs": A lithograph on paper by listed American artist Shepard Fairey (1970- ) titled Natural Springs. The image is signed by hand in graphite to the lower right with his signature and “16”. The work depicts a woman in a headscarf holding a blossom which is dripping oil. The “Obey Giant” logo is marked to the lower left corner, and a symbol of an oil well is placed in the upper right corner. The objects have a palette of black, cream, red and gold against a lace cloth background. To find out more about the artist, please see the additional information below.