Contemporary- A heavy cast signed sterling handle which has a talon gripping 1 3/8″ lapis ball, very fine detailed work, silver ornate collar, ebony shaft and a brass ferrule. H.- 2 1/4″ x 2″ O.L.- 37″

(Japanese, 1932-2005). Synthetic polymer on canvas, signed and dated 1963, in English and Japanese on verso, 25 5/8 x 20 3/4 in., chrome frameMinami Gallery, Tokyo exhibition label; from a Baltimore, MD estate.
Condition
Slight frame wear, no other apparent flaws

United States.1977
1977 Kenner Star Wars vinyl cape Jawa. The figure is an excellent example with vivid color, COO 2-Line GMFGI Hong Kong. CAS 85 Serial no. 10170442
Condition
Overall good condition.

“Be awful careful…because if anything happened to you…I’d….” says Bashful, as Snow White kisses him good-bye. This is a historically important and stunning Key Master setup of Snow White sending the dwarfs off to work. The original hand-inked and hand-painted production cel features wonderful characters ranging in size from 5″ to 8″ tall that have been trimmed to the images and applied to a hand-painted Key Master production background of the dwarfs’ cottage. Backgrounds in this film were painted by Mique Nelson, Merle Cox, Claude Coats, Phil Dike, Ray Lackrem, Maurice Noble, and Samuel Armstrong. This Key Master setup from the first Disney feature-length film is an animation art collector’s Holy Grail. It is in a 27″ x 20″ frame with a mat opening of 16″ x 10″. Condition is Very Good and frame is sold as-is.

Mouton Transhumant
circa 2000
number 49 from the edition of 250, patinated bronze and epoxy stone, stamped ’49/250′, ‘FXL’ and ‘LALANNE’
height 39 1/4in (89.5cm); width 39 3/4in (101cm); depth 13 1/2in (34cm)

1886
The rectangular case with pierced spindle gallery surmounted by spherules above a molded cornice over five gilt scroll-work glazed-panel doors enclosing a mechanism fitted with patented pneumatic system with 75-key paper rolls playing a 44-note range with 134 pipes (29 zinn, 15 trompette, and 6 posaune) and an 84 octave “Walde Flote,” “Gedeckte,” and bass wood pipes, kettle drums, with timpani, bass, and snare drums, cymbal and triangle, converted from a pinned cylinder and with reconfigured pump arrangement to base (modified circa 1910), together with 80 rolls
9’6″ H x 5’8″ W x 37″ D

Judy Kensley McKie (b. 1944) Bronze Maquette for Ibis Ascending, Massachusetts, late 20th century, patinated bronze, edition of 50, unmarked, ht. 19 in.

Note: The full-size sculpture was created for the Garden of Peace: A Memorial to the Victims of Homicide, who include the artist’s son. The Garden is near Government Center in Boston. The maquettes were sold to raise funds for construction.
Estimate $10,000-15,000

No visible damage or repairs.

Items may have wear and tear, imperfections, or the effects of aging. Any condition statement given, as a courtesy to a client, is only an opinion and should not be treated as a statement of fact. Skinner shall have no responsibility for any error or omission.

Two horn rocking chairs, ca. 1900.
Condition
Good condition. No apparent damages or repairs.

Jacob & Co., A Very Fine, Extremely Rare and Impressive Platinum and Sapphire-set Limited Edition Gravitational Triple Axis Tourbillon Wristwatch with Sky Indicator of the Celestrial Panorama, Month, Day/Night Indicator and Orbital Seconds
Signed Jacob & Co., Geneve, Astronomia Sky Tourbillon Gravitationnel Trois Axes, No. 1/18, No. 750.110.6, Circa 2017
Movement: Manual, back wind and set, Cal. JCAM11, 42 jewels
Dial: Tourbillon rotating on 3 axes, lacquered hand-engraved titanium globe rotates fully in 24 hours to display day/night, satellite shaped orbital seconds rotates in 60 seconds, celestial dial rotates fully in 1 sidereal year, oval star indicator showing the portion of stars visible from northern hemisphere, month indicator on the sides of celestial dial
Case: Platinum, domed sapphire crystal, back with two keys for winding and setting and secured by 6 screws, 47mm diam.
Buckle: Jacob & Co titanium deployant clasp
Accompanied by: A Jacob & Co. Certificate of Authenticity, Jacob & Co. meterorite shaped presentation box with video and charger, product literature and outer packaging

“He brought everything back, even all the food for the feast. And he himself, the Grinch, carved the roast beast!” Upon discovering the error of his Grinchy ways, the Grinch transforms from cold-hearted and red-eyed to the good-natured blue-eyed friend to all Whos. This is an original hand-painted production cel of the very rare blue-eyed Grinch carving the roast beast at the film’s finale. At this heartwarming scene around the 24:19 mark, the Grinch prepares to cut off a slice of roast beast which Cindy Lou Who serves to Max the dog. This outstanding image of the title character measures approximately 6″ x 6″, is presented over a matching print background and bears a Linda Jones holographic seal. This key scene sums up the moral of the story and is a must-have for any Grinch, Chuck Jones or Dr. Seuss collector. Matted with an opening of 12″ x 9 with an overall size of 18″ x 15″. Minor handling and condition is Very Good.