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FRANK WHITING LILY

• Frank Whiting ''Lily'' Sterling
  Frank Whiting ''Lily'' Sterling Berry Spoonor mashed potato spoon excellent no monogram 9 1/4'' circa 1930 105 grams.
• Frank M. Whiting & Co 'Lily'
  Frank M. Whiting & Co 'Lily' pattern sterling silver salad serving set L: 8 3/4 in. and 8.1 oz. total weight surface scratches, not monogrammed
• Lily by Whiting sterling
  Lily by Whiting sterling flatware, 28 pieces, monogram; detailed list available. Some wear.
• Frank M. Whiting ''Josephine''
  Frank M. Whiting ''Josephine'' Sterling Punch Ladlecirca 1895 the elegant elongated bowl with double spout no monogram.13 in.6.25 troy oz.
• An American Sterling Silver
  An American Sterling Silver Lorgnette Frank M. Whiting Co. decorated in the Aesthetic taste with insects leaves and flowering vines. Length 8 1/4 inches.
• Whiting ''Lily'' Sterling Silver
  Whiting ''Lily'' Sterling Silver Casseroleor berry spoon circa 1902 elaborate bowl 9'' excellent monogram.
• Whiting Lily sterling spoons:
  Whiting Lily sterling spoons: twenty 5-3/4 in., various monograms. Average wear.
• WHITING "LILY" STERLING
  WHITING "LILY" STERLING FLATWAREAn art nouveau Sterling Silver partial flatware set by Whiting Mfg. Co., 51 pieces. In the "Lily" pattern, including 11 place forks, 10 salad forks, 12 oyster forks, 13 teaspoons, 2 master salt spoons, and 3 serving spoons. Assembled set, most pieces with engraved initial/monogram, circa 1902. Numerous fork tines show wear and spoon bowls with dings, due to use. Plus 3 sterling silver individual salt spoons by International, "Frontenac" pattern, of the same period. Up to 8" long. Totaling approximately 60.34 troy oz. weighable. ESTIMATE $1,000-2,000 Condition: Numerous fork tines show wear and spoon bowls with dings, due to use.
• Seven Whiting Lily of the Valley
  Seven Whiting Lily of the Valley sterling forks. 6 3/4"L. One monogrammed verso. 8.6 oz.
• Whiting ''Lily'' Sterling Silver
  Whiting ''Lily'' Sterling Silver Salad Serving Set long handled 12'' excellent no monogram 1902.
• Whiting ''Lily'' Sterling Silver
  Whiting ''Lily'' Sterling Silver Serving Spoon excellent no monogram 8 1/8'' 76 grams 1902
• Dr. Robert John Thornton (English
  Dr. Robert John Thornton (English 1768-1837) "White Lily" hand-colored engraved aquatint with mezzotint from Temple of Flora or Garden of Nature after Henderson Reinagle and others 1799-1812 London sight 21 in. x 16 1/4 in. attractively matted and framed.
• Whiting ''Lily'' Sterling Silver
  Whiting ''Lily'' Sterling Silver Gravy Ladle circa 1902 7 1/4'' excellent no monogram.
• Whiting sterling silver 'Lily'
  Whiting sterling silver 'Lily' pattern serving spoon and fork early 20th century Each with a silver gilt wash to the bowl and tines, in a fitted leather case. Fork L: 9 1/4 in. 7.2 oz
• DIVITA, Frank, (American, 1949-):
  DIVITA, Frank, (American, 1949-): ''Summer Lilies'', Hummingbirds and Butterfly with Lilies, Painted Bronze, signed and numbered 28/135, affixed to wood and marble plinth, approximately 19'' h. Provenance: Fred S. and Rosemary Johnston Estate.
• Whiting Lily sterling flatware,
  Whiting Lily sterling flatware, 46 piec
• FRANK P. WHITING, AMERICAN 20TH
  FRANK P. WHITING, AMERICAN 20TH CENTURY, NAPOLEON BRIDGE, PARIS, ETCHING, FRAMED: 15 X 18 INFrank P. Whiting, American 20th Century, Napoleon Bridge, Paris, Etching, Framed: 15 x 18 in
• Whiting Lily of The Valley
  Whiting Lily of The Valley pattern sterling flatware and serving pieces New York circa 1885 two similar Lily of the Valley pattern one with leaf-encased stems and the other with openwork twist handles #39 comprising: 11 teaspoons L5 7/8'' and 5 1/4'' serving spoon L7 1/2'' olive spoon L6 3/8'' pickle spoon L9 1/8'' 2 bon bons L4 5/8'' flat server L5 1/4'' ice tongs L6 1/2'' over-the-cup tea strainer L6'' mustard ladle L5 3/4'' vesta H2 5/8'' Together with pierced #39 variation comprising: 14 cocktail forks L5 1/2'' 12 demitasse L4'' 2 bon bons L4 3/8'' Total 26.0oz troy (approx. 49pcs) Provenance: Estate of Michael M. Finefrock Charleston South Carolina. Four teaspoons engraved with various initials and date. Tea strainer mustard ladle and vesta with monogram. #39 variation forks: 11 with mono and 3 with initial engraving. #39 variation spoons: wear to gold wash; 9 with lotus decoration to bowl- 8 of these engraved; 3 with plain bowls-1 of these engraved. #39 variation bon bons: 1 with wear to gold wash. Otherwise in very good original condition. Back    Inquiry      Previous Item   Next Item © Charlton Hall Auctions.  Images descriptions and condition reports used on this site are original copyright material and are not to be reproduced without permission. For further information telephone 803.779.5678     © 2012 CHARLTON HALL GALLERIES INC.
• Six Whiting 'Lily of the Valley'
  Six Whiting 'Lily of the Valley' sterling silver salad forks L: 6 1/4 in Monogramed on the back with the letter B
• WHITING "LILY OF THE VALLEY"
  WHITING "LILY OF THE VALLEY" STERLING FLATWAREA Sterling Silver partial flatware set by Whiting Mfg. Co., 28 pieces. In the "Lily of the Valley" pattern, including 11 place forks, 5 teaspoons, and 12 blunt hollow knives. Circa 1900. Minor wear. All knife blades are worn, damaged, or separated from the handles; nine forks and one teaspoon are engraved "Elaine" on the reverse with various dates. Up to 8 1/2" long. Totaling approximately 17.39 troy oz. weighable. ESTIMATE $400-600 Condition: Minor wear. All knife blades are worn, damaged, or separated from the handles; nine forks and one teaspoon are engraved on the reverse.
• FRANK WHITING CO. STERLING
  FRANK WHITING CO. STERLING DISHDESCRIPTION: A sterling silver dish by American silversmith Frank M. Whiting Co. features a grove patterned rim, centered by a Monogram. Stamped along the underside with Whiting hallmark. CIRCA: Early 20th Cent. ORIGIN: USA DIMENSIONS: H: .75" W: 4.25" L: 7" CONDITION: Great condition. See lot description for details on item condition. More detailed condition requests can be obtained via email (info@akibaantiques.com) or SMS (305) 333-4134. Any condition statement given, as a courtesy to a client, is only an opinion and should not be treated as a statement of fact. Akiba Antiques shall have no responsibility for any error or omission.
• Whiting Lily sterling flatware,
  Whiting Lily sterling flatware, 43 pieces, monograms; detailed list available. Some wear, loss to plate on blades. Formerly Cogar Collection.
• FRANK WHIPPLE (AMERICAN, 1923 -
  FRANK WHIPPLE (AMERICAN, 1923 - 2016) 5" x 5" Still Life of Lemon and Daisy. Oil on masonite, signed lower right, in decorative frame with green velvet, 8½" x 8½" overall.
• Whiting Sterling Silver
  Whiting Sterling Silver "Lily"-Pattern Punch Ladle, the pattern introduced in 1902 by the Whiting Mfg. Co., Providence, Rhode Island, monogrammed "RO", l. 12", 9.39 t. oz.
• FRANK HOWELL, NEW MEXICO, IOWA
  FRANK HOWELL, NEW MEXICO, IOWA (1937 - 1997), WHITE HUMMINGBIRD, 1994, LITHOGRAPH, 151/225, 49"H X 31"W (SIGHT), 62"H X43"W (FRAME)Frank Howell, New Mexico, Iowa, (1937 - 1997) White Hummingbird, 1994, lithograph, 151/225 signed and dated lower right, titled lower center, numbered lower left. Biography from the Archives of askART: Frank Howell's work is described as a fusion of the physical and spiritual worlds, the continuum of life. Whether he is painting an Indian face or a landscape, there is a sense of evolving; an evolution of past, present, and the dawning of the future. "My work is very representational in some respects, and it's kind of explosive and expansive in other respects. I combine these directions, and, really, that's what has been accepted as the uniqueness in my work—it's at the same time contemporary and traditional." Subtle earthy colors and sensitive draftsmanship bring to life this philosophical reality. Howell views lithography as a painter's print medium because of its ability to reproduce the kinds of subtle gradation of values and tonality which are most similar to the variations drawing and paint can provide. "…my first concepts of a print were in terms of painterly processes. Progressively, as I have gained experience and knowledge, my ideas and approaches to conceptualizing those ideas are more in keeping with the qualities particular to lithography. The delicate washes, crayon textures and soft pencil lines so unique to the medium have become useful and integral ingredients in the formation of my images. I believe that through the communion between the tools, materials, and qualities of lithography and my sensibilities, beauty may be born. It is the communion and my awareness of its potential that perpetuates my search." Howell's list of credits is extensive. A drawing series, "Past Winds," created in 1975, captured the attention of viewers in galleries, universities and museums throughout the nation. He has had over 30 one man shows including a display of lithographs at the Museum of Modern Art in Guadalajara, Mexico. Howell has been the subject of profiles on television, radio and in newspapers and magazines. The oldest of three children, Howell spent his childhood in Iowa and Texas. As an ex-marine at eighteen, he enrolled in the University of Northern Iowa where he studied ceramics and jewelry making. He has had no formal training in painting, for which he is most widely known. For six years Howell stopped painting altogether and devoted his time and energy to writing. The technical aspects of his painting may not have progressed during those years, but, his ideas moved forward, he explains, because the source for his poetry and painting are the same. He feels that getting in touch with this motivating force from within is the key to his success as an artist. Many of Howell's current lithographs and paintings incorporate his poetry within the image, thus, allowing the viewer a more sensitive insight into his creative mind. Howell taught art for 11 years in high schools and on the college level, before moving to Colorado in 1968 to devote his life to painting, sculpting and printmaking. lithograph, 151/225 Dimensions: 49"H x 31"W (sight), 62"H x43"W (frame)
• FRANK HOWELL, FLOWER DANCER,
  FRANK HOWELL, FLOWER DANCER, 1987Frank Howell, (1937 - 1997) Flower Dancer, 1987, lithograph, Artist's Proof editioned lower left: artists proof titled lower center: Flower Dancer signed and dated lower right: Frank Howell 1987 lithograph, Artist's Proof Dimensions: 37 x 25 in. (94 x 63.5 cm.), Frame: 47 5/8 x 35 5/8 x 1 1/4 in. (121 x 90.5 x 3.2 cm.) Provenance: Private Collection, Michigan
• Whiting Lily sterling cocktail
  Whiting Lily sterling cocktail forks: twelve with gilt bowls, no monograms, 5-3/4 in. Good condition. The Estate of the Late Charles Price Warwick, Lynchburg, Virginia.
• Frank Stella (American b. 1936)
  Frank Stella (American b. 1936) "River of Ponds IV". Newfoundland Series color lithograph 51/70 ca. 1971 Axsom 53 publisher Gemini G.E. L. signed and stamped framed under glass overall 44" x 43-1/4". Private family collection Cleveland.
• SIX WHITING LILY PATTERN STERLING
  SIX WHITING LILY PATTERN STERLING SILVER SPOONSThe six sterling silver place spoons in Whiting's Lily pattern bear the date mark of 1902 and a three-letter monogram engraved on the front cartouche.Measure 8.25 inches each. Total weight 12.87 ozt.Very good condition, noting monograms.
• Mildred Bendall (attributed to)
  Mildred Bendall (attributed to) (British/French 1891-1977) TIGER LILIES AND PHLOX oil on canvas framed unsigned H30'' W24'' Provenance: Atlanta Georgia private collection. Whitford Fine Art London.
• (27) ART NOUVEAU WHITING 'LILY'
  (27) ART NOUVEAU WHITING 'LILY' STERLING FLATWARE(lot of 27) American Art Nouveau sterling silver flatware, Whiting Mfg. Co., in the "Lily" pattern, designed by Charles Osborne, including: (12) hollow handle knives, 9"l, (4) forks, 7 5/8"l, (10) forks, 6.75"l, (1) gravy ladle, back of handle engraved 1885-1910, 7.25"l; all pieces except (four) larger forks monogrammed G, 26.65ozt total (weighable silver only)
• WHITING SILVER 'ANTIQUE LILY'
  WHITING SILVER 'ANTIQUE LILY' ENGRAVED (1882) PART DINNER SERVICEWHITING SILVER 'ANTIQUE LILY' ENGRAVED (1882) PART DINNER SERVICE, including 7 dinner forks, 8 place spoons and 10 teaspoons; together with 11 J.E. Caldwell lunch forks, and a Stieff 'Lady Claire' lunch fork, and four small cheese knives, 54 ozt weighable (41)
• George Frederick Wright (American
  George Frederick Wright (American 1828-1881) ''Lillian Potter'' n.d. oil on canvas portrait of a young girl dressed in white and blue with long blonde hair and gold chains around her neck impressive gilt frame signed ''G.F.W.'' LL donated in 1941 minor wear to edges loss to frame 34''h. x 27'' w. [Provenance: The subject of this portrait is eight year old Lillian Potter (born in 1871). She became Mrs. Frank Burdick and resided in Hartford Connecticut. Deaccessioned from the Wadsworth Atheneum sold to benefit acquisition funds.]
• Frank Weston Benson
  Frank Weston Benson (American/Massachusetts, 1862-1951) "Lone Yellowlegs", dry point, sight 13-1/2" x 8", signed in pencil lower left. Glazed, matted and framed. Provenance: The estates of David and Eula Wintermann.
• An American Sterling Silver Carving
  An American Sterling Silver Carving Set Frank M. Whiting of typical form together with an associated cake server. Length of carving knife 13 1/2 inches.
• (12) WHITING LILY OF THE VALLEY
  (12) WHITING LILY OF THE VALLEY STERLING FLATWARE(lot of 12) American sterling silver flatware, Whiting Manufacturing Company, in the "Lily of the Valley" pattern, including: (10) ice cream spoons, approx 5 5/8"l, (2) ladles, (one) monogrammed B, approx 5.75"l; 7.33ozt total