A few examples of appraisal values for
ART SUPPLIES

• NORMAN ROCKWELL, ARTIST CRITIC, LITHOGRAPHProperty
  NORMAN ROCKWELL, ARTIST CRITIC, LITHOGRAPHProperty from a Private Collector, Savannah, GA (NY/MA, 1894-1978), signed bottom right, and A/P bottom left, depicting a figure with art supplies looking at a painting of a woman. Frame size: H. 34 i
• LOUIS GEORGE BOUCHE (AMERICAN, 1896-1969).
  LOUIS GEORGE BOUCHE (AMERICAN, 1896-1969). "Art Supplies". Oil on canvas. Signed lower right. Kraushaar Galleries label, NY label affixed verso. In a Carl Sandelin custom made frame. From a New York City collection. Dimensions: 17" h x 20" w. Condition: Good.
• MORITZ STIFTER OIL PORTRAIT ON BOARD
  MORITZ STIFTER OIL PORTRAIT ON BOARD (CA. LATE 19TH C.)Moritz Stifter (Austrian, 1857-1905) Untitled (Portrait of a Woman), ca. late 19th c. Oil on board 13" x 10" A finely painted portrait of an elegant woman, signed to the top right corner. The wood panel is impressed to the reverse: "A. Ebeseder / Wien / I. Opernring 9" (Alois Ebeseder began selling art supplies in Vienna in 1879). The frame measures 22 1/2" x 19". Condition The wood panel is in very good condition. Overall craquelure. There is a horizontal scuff across the top, and some abrasion at the edges from rubbing the frame. No touch-ups noted under blacklight observation.
• TRAVELING ARTIST 1005661 - LLADRO PORCELAIN
  TRAVELING ARTIST 1005661 - LLADRO PORCELAIN FIGUREA travelling artist stands with his art supplies. No box Issued: 1990 Dimensions: 11.25"H Manufacturer: Lladro Country of Origin: Spain
• HARRY SCHOLL (1909-1985) COLLECTION
  HARRY SCHOLL (1909-1985) COLLECTION OF MIXED MEDIA WORK...Harry Scholl (American, 1909-1985) Collection of Mixed Media Works (63 Total). Ranging in Size from: 1'' x 1'' (3 x 3 cm) to 9'' x 4'' (23 x 10 cm). Harry Scholl (1909-1985), like many self-taught artists, only began creating art late in life. An avid reader and recluse, he remained in his family home for his entire life. After 50 years of work in assorted unrelated jobs, he threw himself into creative expression, began ordering art supplies by mail, and turned his dining room and extra bedrooms into working studio spaces.ξ Scholl filled the house with plaster art hangings that he created for all the door frames and mantels.ξ He was particularly proud of his technique for painting on window screens in a manner that allowed the outside viewer to see the image but not the window, while from the inside you could see out through the screen.ξ Unnoticed by the traditional art world, upon his death Scholl's artworks were saved and preserved by a niece.
• HARRY SCHOLL (1909-1985) 3 PAINTED WINDOW
  HARRY SCHOLL (1909-1985) 3 PAINTED WINDOW SCREENS.Harry Scholl (American, 1909-1985) Group of 3 Folk Art Painted Window Screens. Each Size 34'' x 32'' (86 x 81 cm). Harry Scholl (1909-1985), like many self-taught artists, only began creating art late in life. An avid reader and recluse, he remained in his family home for his entire life. After 50 years of work in assorted unrelated jobs, he threw himself into creative expression, began ordering art supplies by mail, and turned his dining room and extra bedrooms into working studio spaces.ξ Scholl filled the house with plaster art hangings that he created for all the door frames and mantels.ξ He was particularly proud of his technique for painting on window screens in a manner that allowed the outside viewer to see the image but not the window, while from the inside you could see out through the screen.ξ Unnoticed by the traditional art world, upon his death Scholl's artworks were saved and preserved by a niece.
• HARRY SCHOLL (AMERICAN, 1909-1985) COLLECTION
  HARRY SCHOLL (AMERICAN, 1909-1985) COLLECTION OF MIXED ...Harry Scholl (American, 1909-1985) Collection of Mixed Media Works (42 Total). Harry Scholl (1909-1985), like many self-taught artists, only began creating art late in life. An avid reader and recluse, he remained in his family home for his entire life. After 50 years of work in assorted unrelated jobs, he threw himself into creative expression, began ordering art supplies by mail, and turned his dining room and extra bedrooms into working studio spaces.ξ Scholl filled the house with plaster art hangings that he created for all the door frames and mantels.ξ He was particularly proud of his technique for painting on window screens in a manner that allowed the outside viewer to see the image but not the window, while from the inside you could see out through the screen.ξ Unnoticed by the traditional art world, upon his death Scholl's artworks were saved and preserved by a niece.
• BRITISH SCHOOL PORTRAIT(19th century) Portrait
  BRITISH SCHOOL PORTRAIT(19th century) Portrait of a Young Man Looking Down, unsigned, oil on Roberson & Miller, London artist board, 8-1/8 x 6-3/8 in.; preforated gilt wood frame, 13 x 11-1/2 x 2-1/8 in. Provenance: Private Collection, New York, New York Note: Sir Thomas Lawrence (British, 1769-1830) bought art supplies from Roberson & Miller, a London colourman. This portrait does not appear visually in Garlick's catalogue raisonné of the artist's works. Lawrence would Condition: some crackle, flaking at left edge, surface dirt, retouch; frame with abrasions
• ALAIN LE CHATELIER (B.1952) STILL LIFE
  ALAIN LE CHATELIER (B.1952) STILL LIFE PAINTINGSmall oil on canvas painting, Art Supplies Still Life, signed left side Alain Le Chatelier (French, b.1952), dated 2002, study for a larger painting, approx 9.5"h, 7.5"w, 0.75lbs
• TWO PORTRAITS, LIKELY A FAMILY PAIR,
  TWO PORTRAITS, LIKELY A FAMILY PAIR, AMERICAN SCHOOL MID-19TH C., BOTH WITH GOUPIL NY AND G. ROWNEY & CO. LONDON ART SUPPLIES STAMPS...Two portraits, likely a family pair, American school mid-19th C., both with Goupil NY and G. Rowney & Co. London Art Supplies stamps on canvas verso and matching 20th C. gilt frames from same New York supplier - Samuel Aronson, both with craquelure and damaged frames; gentleman with white hair, black jacket and necktie, square back red upholstered chair, puncture to left of sitter, woman with brown hair in white cap, white fichu with centered brooch, black dress, oval back wood framed chair, puncture at dress bodice, neither examined out of frame, wear consistent with age, ss: 29 1/2" x 24 1/2" each.
• LESLIE EMERY (AMERICAN/MASSACHUSETTS,
  LESLIE EMERY (AMERICAN/MASSACHUSETTS, 1912-1998)Leslie Emery (American/Massachusetts, 1912-1998) , "Moses", etching on paper, pencil-signed, titled and "35/50" lower margin, sight 10 7/8 in. x 8 1/8 in., framed . Provenance: Studio Art Supplies Gallery, 1973; Collection of Dr. Isidore Cohn, Jr. (1921-2015), New Orleans.
• ASSORTED ART SUPPLIES Including three
  ASSORTED ART SUPPLIES Including three boxes of Artza acrylic colors, drawing pads, stretched and unstretched canvases, and one abstract fabric artwork.
• LG JOHN F. CHAMBERS NUDE FIGURE PORTRAIT
  LG JOHN F. CHAMBERS NUDE FIGURE PORTRAIT PAINTING United States,20th CenturyDepicts a a nude woman in an unbuttoned blue blouse standing beside an arm chair surrounded by shelving and art supplies illuminated by soft sunlight.
• BOOKSHELF AND BOOKS, ART SUPPLIESTitles
  BOOKSHELF AND BOOKS, ART SUPPLIESTitles and items as shown. ONSITE AUCTION: This on-site auction is intended to be local pick-up or local delivery only. Winning bidders who require packing and shipping agree to pay a handling fee of $20 per lot for transportation from the sale location to our shipping facility. All standard shipping and handling charges will apply in addition to this fee.
• Clementine Hunter (American/Louisiana
  Clementine Hunter (American/Louisiana 1886-1988) "Pickin' Cotton" oil on canvas board monogrammed middle right Dixie Art Supplies Inc. label en verso 16 in. x 20 in. framed. Provenance: Estate of Gayle M. Batt; Purchased in the 1970s from Clementine Hunter with Dr. Robert Ryan. Note: This exceptional group of Clementine Hunter paintings has a distinguished provenance. Dr. Robert and Mrs. Yvonne Ryan were long time collectors of the work of Clementine Hunter. Beginning in the early 1960s the couple visited her each month at Melrose Plantation and amassed an impressive and varied collection of her work. In 1999 Neal Auction Company sold the Estate of Yvonne Ryan including her landmark collection of Clementine Hunter's work. Gayle Batt accompanied Dr. and Mrs. Ryan during some of their visits and acquired the works offered here. This collection is especially well chosen with a wide array of subjects inspired by the artist's life at Melrose Plantation.
• A Vintage 1930's Cleveland Kalashnikoff
  A Vintage 1930's Cleveland Kalashnikoff Art School Sign Three-dimentional sign from Kalashnikoff Art School est. 1939 on E. 4th Street in Cleveland Ohio for art instruction and art supplies designed and constructed in an Art Deco style and painted with polychrome textured pigments. Basil E. Kalashnikoff (1900 - 1973) was a professor of art and owner and listed artists whose work has sold in Salzburg in 2010 for $5 462.