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MORE COINS, JEWELRY, SILVERWARE, ART, & MORE LISTED EVERY WEEK! Cliff House San Francisco California – Antique Sterling Silver Souvenir Spoon&#######xA0;&#######xA0;&#######xA0;&#######xA0. Cliff House San Francisco California – Antique Sterling Silver Souvenir Spoon With serrated edge. Approximate Length: 5 1/2. Approximate Weight:&#######xA0;20.11&#######xA0;grams. All souvenir spoons are in as pictured condition. Existing scratches, dents/nicks, or tarnishing– if any– will be visible in the above photographs. Please reference the included item photos before purchasing this item. It depends on the item, the country, and your feedback. We reserve the right to refuse service to anyone. We will accept Cash in person only. NON-CONTIGUOUS UNITED STATES &. It is a great service, but quite expensive. Most of the items we sell are previously owned and have some degree of normal wear or signs of usage. When listing and describing our items we make a conscious effort to fully describe any/all imperfections and blemishes. Additionally, we will always include clear pictures of the item and any damage. We ask that you closely review all included item photos before purchasing any items. Because of the range of items we work with, details on items may occasionally be incorrect or missing important notes. See our other items. State: California City: San Francisco Attraction: Cliff House Approximate Length: 5 1/2 Approximate Weight: 20.11 grams Marked: Sterling. 925 Silver Maker: Unknown All souvenir spoons are in as pictured condition.

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Vintage – Silverfarm – 10.21 ounce. 999 Fine Silver Poured Bar. 1970’s machine milled. A really cool bar. “Lot #32″ on reverse. We don’t believe in stock photos. PO BOX is OK. No APO/FPO/ military bases at this time. We are T0p-Rated Sellers with near perfect feedback. 999 silver bar as shown in above pics.

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Francis Hotel & Union Square. Medium: Vintage Silver Gelatin Print. Artist stamp on verso. Measurements: 7 9/16 x 9 1/2 in. 14 x 20 in. Condition: Very good condition. Provenance: Peter Fetterman Gallery Santa Monica CA. Linden Hayes Fine Art, San Francisco, CA. After studying at the University of California at Berkeley, New York-born Oscar Maurer opened a photography studio in San Francisco. He became an associate member of Alfred Stieglitz’s Photo-Secession and the first California-based photographer to achieve national prominence. The only entrant from California in the first Chicago Camera Club Salon of 1900, Maurer received critical acclaim for his atmospheric landscape photograph. Encouraged by this success, he helped establish the first San Francisco Salon, held at the Mark Hopkins Institute of Art in 1901. Maurer regularly contributed his Pictorialist landscape photographs to. The journal of the California Camera Club, and to. Stieglitz’s influential publication. In 1906 Maurer, like many Bay Area photographers, lost his studio and its contents in the San Francisco earthquake and fire. He reopened across the bay in Berkeley, where he remained for the rest of his life. Thank You for Looking and Supporting our Small business.

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North Dome and Half Dome, Merced River. 8 ½ x 6 ½. Rich tonality, shows some light soiling at edges. Bumped corners/edges, two small tears at left border, pencil notations on verso. Is best known for his photographic series of images of burning. After the earthquake of 1906. However, he was a quite active in the California Camera Club photographing landscapes and architecture, receiving several awards for his images as mentioned in The American Amateur Photographer. Examples of his work in. Can be found in Sunset, Volume IV, Nov. 1889 to April 1900 (a publication of the Southern Pacific Company). This is an unsigned print with penciled title on verso presumed in the artist’s hand. We are currently listing a diverse selection of photography and art. We cannot mark merchandise values below value or mark items as gifts. And International government regulations prohibit this. Thank you for your understanding and cooperation.

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We are not photograph experts, but this is said to be a gelatin silver dye transfer contact sheet artwork. That is also how the other ones that we’ve seen for sale were listed as. Featuring a lone female nude in poses in front of a mirror with her reflection from behind. Artist: Robert Graham (Mexico) 1938. Medium: Gelatin Silver Dye Transfer with acrylic. Edition: 24 of 75. Signature: Signed by the artist verso. Condition: The photograph seems to be in fine condition. It is framed in a clear lucite mounting frame which has masking tape residue to each of the four sides. All three artworks that we have also have the same masking tape remnant. We assume these will be mounted in better frames. Photograph – 8 1/2″ x 11″. Image Size – 3 7/8″ x 4 7/8″. Lucite case – 12 3/8″ x 14 3/4″. Robert Graham was born in Mexico City in 1938 and moved to California in 1948. After studying art at San Jose State University and the San Francisco Art Institute, he spent time in London before settling into his studio in Venice, California, in 1972. With an expansive artistic practice ranging from intimately scaled sculpture to towering public monuments and distinctive architectural design, it was Graham’s ability to crystallize his observations of the human form into iconic and emotive representations of the figure that drove his accomplishments. Over the course of his career, Graham achieved acclaim in museum and gallery exhibitions as well as in the public realm. One of the most significant public artists in the country during his lifetime, Graham was commissioned to create sculptural monuments across the United States. His first major civic commission came from the Olympic Arts Festival organization in Los Angeles in 1984. Other commissions include: the Monument to Joe Louis in Detroit (1986); the FDR Memorial in Washington, D. (1997); the Duke Ellington Memorial in New York City (1997); the Charlie “Bird” Parker memorial in Kansas City (1999); and the Great Bronze Doors of the Cathedral of Our Lady of the Angels in Los Angeles (2002). Robert Graham also designed the National Medal of Arts in 1985. Awarded annually by the President of the United States to artists and arts patrons, it is the highest form of recognition for outstanding contribution to the arts in the country. Robert Graham’s work is in the collections of major institutions including Los Angeles County Museum of Art; Dallas Museum of Fine Art; Hirshhorn Museum and Sculpture Garden, Washington, D. Museum of Fine Arts Houston; San Francisco Museum of Modern Art; the Whitney Museum of American Art, New York; and the Museum of Modern Art, New York.

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Mission San Juan Capistrano Ivy Corridor Silver Gelatin Hand Tinted Edith Webb 1910s. Very warm colors that were hand tinted over a hundred years ago. Condition: Hand tinted photo silver, Print: area size 9 3/8 X 7 3/8 inches. Frame solid oak dark brown size: 17 1/2 x 14 1/2 inches. Photo is top mounted on a very decorative rough edge card board which is in turn mounted on top of the green back ground card board with waving texture. If Edith Webb’s name is now known outside of a small group of family and friends it is as author of Indian Life at the Old Missions, perhaps the finest book ever written about the California Missions. That book was the culmination of many decades of research on the missions. Her initial curiosity about the missions came about because her grandmother had resided in one of the rooms of Mission Dolores in San Francisco in the period just before the Gold Rush. Born in Utah, Edith Buckland Webb moved to California around the turn of the century. Her husband, whom she met here, was a teacher and a photographer. This latter talent of his was to be of great use during her research in the succeeding years; his first photograph of a mission shows her in a carriage with their first-born Alfred at age three months in front of Mission Dolores. In succeeding years she was occupied with raising a family, but she also applied her considerable artistic talents to the tinting of his photographs for sale. His photographs were exhibited in many salons, and he supplied photographic postcards and enlargements to several of the missions, especially San Diego, San Juan Capistrano, and San Fernando. By about 1923 she abandoned the simple tinting of photographs and began to devote herself seriously to painting, especially, though not exclusively, of the missions. These paintings were usually closely based on his photographs.

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Vintage Souvenir Decor Silver Plated Plate San Francisco USA Engraved Inside. 5″x 4″ ART. However, since this is a beautiful lovely handmade vintage item, it is unavoidable. And it is satisfactory to use. This is a lovely item to own or to give as a special gift. Please view all photos along with reading this description. If there is anything I need to clarify, feel free to ask questions. I have other antique and vintage items for sale at the moment and shall be listing others over the following few days, so please keep checking my items for sale. Dear Customers, you will receive exactly the same item which you see on the pictures, not similar or other. I check myself each product and sell only the best quality products. In any case, if you are not satisfied with the product, first, please contact me and I will do everything to your satisfaction. I accepted within 30 days, In its original packaging and on condition the item is its original condition as received. My customers are very important to me! Please, In case of any problem or question, please feel free to contact me and I will do everything I can to make you be satisfied! In any case of problem contact me right away before leaving feedback so I will do my very best to resolve any problem, and to make you satisfied. Thank you for shopping.

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Mission San Juan Capistrano Ivy Corridor Silver Gelatin Hand Tinted Edith Webb 1910s. Very warm colors that were hand tinted over a hundred years ago. Condition: Hand tinted photo silver, Print: area size 9 3/8 X 7 3/8 inches. Frame solid oak dark brown size: 17 1/2 x 14 1/2 inches. Photo is top mounted on a very decorative rough edge card board which is in turn mounted on top of the green back ground card board with waving texture. If Edith Webb’s name is now known outside of a small group of family and friends it is as author of Indian Life at the Old Missions, perhaps the finest book ever written about the California Missions. That book was the culmination of many decades of research on the missions. Her initial curiosity about the missions came about because her grandmother had resided in one of the rooms of Mission Dolores in San Francisco in the period just before the Gold Rush. Born in Utah, Edith Buckland Webb moved to California around the turn of the century. Her husband, whom she met here, was a teacher and a photographer. This latter talent of his was to be of great use during her research in the succeeding years; his first photograph of a mission shows her in a carriage with their first-born Alfred at age three months in front of Mission Dolores. In succeeding years she was occupied with raising a family, but she also applied her considerable artistic talents to the tinting of his photographs for sale. His photographs were exhibited in many salons, and he supplied photographic postcards and enlargements to several of the missions, especially San Diego, San Juan Capistrano, and San Fernando. By about 1923 she abandoned the simple tinting of photographs and began to devote herself seriously to painting, especially, though not exclusively, of the missions. These paintings were usually closely based on his photographs.

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Leonard Sussman San Francisco, California, New York City, b. Skylight and Stairwell: Beverley Road, BMT, 1977. Unframed: Matting (Photograph) = 20″ x 15″, Image = 7 1/2″ x 6 3/4″. The print comes from the Subways portfolio published in 1977. The portfolio featured ten photographs and five etchings of New York City. Only 30 numbered and 5 artist-proof portfolios were produced. This piece comes from one of the artist’s proof portfolios. The photograph is pencil signed recto below the print. The photograph is in near-fine condition. The mounting board for the photograph has scattered foxing throughout, see photos. The foxing does not impact the black-and-white image. The overlaying mat board covers the foxing. Let me know if you have any questions or if you would like to see additional photos. Please check out my other signed, limited edition art and books that are for sale.

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“The Ferry Building Illuminated at Night”. Medium: Vintage Silver Print. Measurements: 4 7/8 x 7 3/4 in. 14 x 20 in. Reads beautifully in person. Provenance: Peter Fetterman Gallery Santa Monica CA. Linden Hayes Fine Art, San Francisco, CA. After studying at the University of California at Berkeley, New York-born Oscar Maurer opened a photography studio in San Francisco. He became an associate member of Alfred Stieglitz’s Photo-Secession and the first California-based photographer to achieve national prominence. The only entrant from California in the first Chicago Camera Club Salon of 1900, Maurer received critical acclaim for his atmospheric landscape photograph. Encouraged by this success, he helped establish the first San Francisco Salon, held at the Mark Hopkins Institute of Art in 1901. Maurer regularly contributed his Pictorialist landscape photographs to. The journal of the California Camera Club, and to. Stieglitz’s influential publication. In 1906 Maurer, like many Bay Area photographers, lost his studio and its contents in the San Francisco earthquake and fire. He reopened across the bay in Berkeley, where he remained for the rest of his life. Thank You for Looking and Supporting our Small business.

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