Up for auction at Heritage Auctions:
Attributed to CHARLES GATES SHELDON (American, 1889-1960)
Admiring the Saw
Pastel on board
30 x 19 in.
Signed lower rightFrom the Estate of Charles Martignette.
Up for auction at Heritage Auctions:
Attributed to CHARLES GATES SHELDON (American, 1889-1960)
Admiring the Saw
Pastel on board
30 x 19 in.
Signed lower rightFrom the Estate of Charles Martignette.
A parade float, horse and wagon style, advertising C. R. Henerys genuine Mothers Bread (Steelton, PA). Apparently they didn’t believe in apostrophes so much in the 1880s. Via.
Vintage pencil & ink sketch by Charles Gates Sheldon, up for auction on September 30, 2011.
CHARLES GATES SHELDON (American, 1889-1960)
Lady Posing with her Dog, magazine story illustration
Pencil and ink on board
21 x 15.5 in.
Signed lower rightFrom the Estate of Charles Martignette.
Belding’s Silk Thread: Dogs beg for it.
…Would you prefer, “Please put a penny in the dressed dog’s hat”?
As A Tad Too Much Tan For Taupe reports, Gilt Group has a sale on 3ryan Radios: Antique Tube Radios retrofitted into One-of-a-Kind Antique Docking Stations for iPods®. What’s most shocking to me is the number of these pieces which have sold out already.
So many bright ideas; so many hats. The Illuminants, Ziegfeld Follies Midnight Frolic; Via.
I guess that’s something to write home about but… What if that’s your home?
A real photo postcard, showing the bomb-tastic remains of the H. Bowman residence.
Dated August 10, 1908; seller says it’s from York, PA.
A real photo postcard of the train’s interior “Oyster Bar.” Circa 1907; via.
It’s the Philbin Sisters, circa 1926. But we’re certain these girls were real shakers.
Via bondman2 @ eBay.