Robert Darling, Large Bookshelf:

Very good vintage condition. Light scratches, scuffing, or oxidation throughout. Top edge wtih a long, thin chip, approximately 10″ x 1/2″.  One corner with some drip marks.

Antique Geo Mason Co. Roulette Table with Chips, 1880s:

Geo Mason Co. (Denver, Co.) antique roulette table, with green oil cloth surface, roulette wheel, and chips, supported by a rosewood trestle base, marked, circa 1880s

height 41 in. x width 96 in x depth 59 in.

Provenance: Property from a home in Helotes, Texas

Brother Cletus Behlmann, Southwestern Scene:

Brother Cletus Behlmann (San Antonio, Texas, 1933-2016), colorful scene with stone house in mountains, West Texas or the American West, oil on panel, mounted to artist-painted panel acting as additional and larger border frame

sight: 23.5 x 23.5 in., panel: 30 x 30 in.

Provenance: Originally commissioned by the St. Mary’s University Law Library, hung there for decades, acquired from the above by the present owner

Texaco Porcelain and Neon Sign:

Monumental vintage single-sided porcelain Texaco sign circa mid-20th century, with later red, yellow, green, and white neon tubing

height 74 in. x width 74 in. x depth 8.5 in.

Provenance: Property from a home in Bronham, Texas

Humberto Garavito, View of Lake Atitlan:

Humberto Garavito (Guatemala, 1897-1970), view of Lake Atitlan with fishing boats and wading figures, oil on canvas, ca. 1920, signed lower left

sight 21 x 26 in., frame: 27 x 31 in.

Provenance: Property from a San Antonio, Texas collection

18th C. Spanish Colonial Wood Double Doors:

Large 18th century Spanish Colonial style wooden double doors, featuring decorative carvings and metal accents

height 97 in. x width 103.5 in. x depth 30.5 in. / full display
height 87 in. x width 46 in. x depth 4 in. / each door

Provenance: Property from a San Antonio, Texas collection

Noriberto, Tree of Life Candelabra:

Vintage Noriberto Gadsen M. aka Gadsen (Ocatlan, b. 20th century) monumental hand-made and painted ceramic tree of life candelabra, composed of three separating sections connected through dowel and rod constriction, with numerous pendants and sculpted applique, signed on top section, circa 1960s

height 48 in. x 22 in. x depth 22 in.

Provenance: Property from the noted Latin American arts collection of David & Linda Caplan of Tucson, Arizona and Malibu, California

Manel Anoro (Born 1945):

Artist: Manel Anoro (Born 1945). Title: “Cami del Pilar.” Signature: Signed l/l. Dated verso: Juliol 2010. Medium: Oil on canvas. Size: 25 1/2″ x 31 5/8″ (frame 27 1/4″ x 33 1/2″). Condition good. Provenance: The Robert A. Unger Trust

Cased Tintype Union Soldier:

[Civil War] Cased Tintype photo of an Union Soldier, 1/6 plate of a three quarter image of seated male with mustache, insouciant pose smoking a cigar, replete in a dark cap, a jacket with arm bands, a pair pants with seamed piping, his head resting on his bent right hand and elbow on a cafe table, along with a glass and a bottle, shoot in a ‘naturalistic’ backdrop, mounted in ‘The Union Constitution’ Gutta Percha case depicting an eagle atop a shield flanked by flags in raised relief, overall 3.75″ x 3.5″ x 1″ Condition: Overall fair to good condition, some scratches and black dots on the surface of photo.  Provenance: The Estate of Donald C. Saiger

Tiffany Studios Turtle Back Desk Lamp:

Early 20th century, the double side bivalve shade with twin outer favrile glass “turtle shell” panels and inner inset opalescent white glass panels enclosing a single socket, rising on a verdigris patinated bronze harp standard on an organic leafy base with a band of inset multicolor glass cabochon jewels and five recessed ball feet, impressed stamp “TIFFANY STUDIOS/NEW YORK/408”, 13.5″h x 8.5″w x 6″d Condition: There is a hairline crack on one of the inside slag glass liners. The metal frame of the shade is bent slightly on both sides along the top edge. Lacking a pull chain, but the wiring has been replaced and the lamp currently works when plugged in. Provenance: The Estate of Jon S. Emerson