Items located in Pleasant Valley. Items include a Book of Chen Chi paintings; a Stepback hutch; Postcards of the Poughkeepsie Bridge; "A Moment of Reverence" print by Hisashi Otsuka; a Bev Doolittle "Music in the Wind" framed and matted numbered print; an American gothic style cathedral arched back armchair; Tiffany style lamps; furniture, artwork, rugs, glassware, vases, lamps, candlesticks and more.

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Items located in Pleasant Valley. Items include a Book of Chen Chi paintings; a Stepback hutch; Postcards of the Poughkeepsie Bridge; "A Moment of Reverence" print by Hisashi Otsuka; a Bev Doolittle "Music in the Wind" framed and matted numbered print; an American gothic style cathedral arched back armchair; Tiffany style lamps; furniture, artwork, rugs, glassware, vases, lamps, candlesticks and more.

Payment is due by Thursday, May 31 at 1PM.

Pickup in Pleasant Valley, NY must be completed by Thursday, May 31 at 3PM.

All lots sold as is, where is. There is a 15% Buyers Premium for all lots purchased. Payment methods include cash, MC, Visa, Discover or good check. You can make credit card payment online by going to your Member Area and selecting your invoice.
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#1 – Book of Chen Chi paintings, some titles incl "On a Tightrope", "The Bowery, New York", "Spring", "Summer", "Autumn", "Winter", "Playing a Violin", "a Thread of Fire", "On The Stage", "The Canon of Tranquil Peace", etc., approx. 15.5" x 22.5". Bio from AskArt: Chen Chi (1912 - 2005) name means "journey achieved,". A painter with the mind of a philosopher and the soul of a poet. Primarily a landscapist and, above all, a watercolorist, there is in his work a sensitivity and reverence for nature that has only deepened since his early training in China. Chen Chi's "On a Tightrope" could well represent the artist himself. The Eastern "Master" is called so because he is first a man of virtue and his works are admired not only for their aesthetic value but for their virtuous character as well. Chi, the man "on a tightrope," hovering over East and West, feels that he never lost his balance, convinced today that he has successfully avoided the label of either by merging the two distinct influences in his art. This balancing between cultures seems to be reflected not only in Chi's approach to watercolor painting but also in his ability to thread a path between objective and non-objective work. Never totally figurative nor abstract, Chi's subjects, often Western, are thoroughly transformed by an Eastern turn of mind. His landscapes often with a figure or two unobtrusively included are less replications of a particular scene than distilled generalizations of a locale or motif. One must admit that for Chen Chi, this has been a highly successful approach. Not only has he exhibited in a great many group- and one-person shows in the great cities of both the United States and Asia, but he has long been gathering honors along the way. Among his gold medals and awards from many national annual exhibitions in the US are the 1955 American Watercolor Society's Special Award for the Watercolor of the Year, the American Watercolor Society's 99th Annual Grand Award with Gold Medal of Honor in 1966, the National Academy of Design's Samuel Finley Breese Morse Medal and Saltus Gold Medal of Merit, the American Watercolor Society's Bicentennial Gold Medal in 1976, the Artist's Fellowship's Benjamin West Clinedinst Medal in 1976, the Gold Medal from the National Arts Club, and the Medal of Honor in 1988 from the National Museum of History, Taiwan, Republic of China. Chen Chi's works are included in the collections of most of the major museums in the country as well as in the collections of universities, foundations, corporations and private individuals. He is a member of the National Academy of Design, the Century Association, the American Watercolor Society and the National Arts Club.

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Book of Chen Chi paintings, some titles incl "On a Tightrope", "The Bowery, New York", "Spring", "Summer", "Autumn", "Winter", "Playing a Violin", "a Thread of Fire", "On The Stage", "The Canon of Tranquil Peace", etc., approx. 15.5" x 22.5". Bio from AskArt: Chen Chi (1912 - 2005) name means "journey achieved,". A painter with the mind of a philosopher and the soul of a poet. Primarily a landscapist and, above all, a watercolorist, there is in his work a sensitivity and reverence for nature that has only deepened since his early training in China. Chen Chi's "On a Tightrope" could well represent the artist himself. The Eastern "Master" is called so because he is first a man of virtue and his works are admired not only for their aesthetic value but for their virtuous character as well. Chi, the man "on a tightrope," hovering over East and West, feels that he never lost his balance, convinced today that he has successfully avoided the label of either by merging the two distinct influences in his art. This balancing between cultures seems to be reflected not only in Chi's approach to watercolor painting but also in his ability to thread a path between objective and non-objective work. Never totally figurative nor abstract, Chi's subjects, often Western, are thoroughly transformed by an Eastern turn of mind. His landscapes often with a figure or two unobtrusively included are less replications of a particular scene than distilled generalizations of a locale or motif. One must admit that for Chen Chi, this has been a highly successful approach. Not only has he exhibited in a great many group- and one-person shows in the great cities of both the United States and Asia, but he has long been gathering honors along the way. Among his gold medals and awards from many national annual exhibitions in the US are the 1955 American Watercolor Society's Special Award for the Watercolor of the Year, the American Watercolor Society's 99th Annual Grand Award with Gold Medal of Honor in 1966, the National Academy of Design's Samuel Finley Breese Morse Medal and Saltus Gold Medal of Merit, the American Watercolor Society's Bicentennial Gold Medal in 1976, the Artist's Fellowship's Benjamin West Clinedinst Medal in 1976, the Gold Medal from the National Arts Club, and the Medal of Honor in 1988 from the National Museum of History, Taiwan, Republic of China. Chen Chi's works are included in the collections of most of the major museums in the country as well as in the collections of universities, foundations, corporations and private individuals. He is a member of the National Academy of Design, the Century Association, the American Watercolor Society and the National Arts Club.

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Stepback hutch having two dovetailed drawers with matching metal pulls, two doors with key, having floral carved decoration throughout, three shelves on top, approx. 48.75" x 20.75" x 79.5"T. Pickup only.

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Postcards of the Poughkeepsie Railroad Bridge, now known as "Walkway Over the Hudson", 12 having personalized notes and addresses, all in protective sleeves, 16 in total.

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Framed oil on canvas of two women sitting in landscape scene, 58" x 49.25". Pickup only.

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Four drawer secretary having dovetail construction, matching metal pulls, 12 pigeon hole cubbies and six drawers in side, approx. 40" x 20" x 43.5"T. Pickup only.

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$50.00 – akumari750

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Handmade floral decorated tapestry, 240" x 320". Pickup only.

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$250.00 – stonebuyer

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Carved wooden statue of bearded man wearing hat with fishing net having damage at top, basket, and coral decoration, approx. 35" x 25" x 60"T. Pickup only.

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$120.00 – gambler70

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"A Moment of Reverence" print by Hisashi Otsuka of woman in dress robes with leaves signed lower left, having COA, 25" x 39".

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$200.00 – akumari750

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Handmade all wool area rug having geometric pattern and center medallion, 81" x 122".

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$225.00 – rje422

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Bev Doolittle "Music in the Wind" framed and matted numbered print under glass signed lower right "887/43500 Bev Doolittle", 45" x 19". Bio from AskArt: Bev Doolittle (1947 - ) is a painter from California paints subjects of western wilderness from traveling the western United States and living outdoors for first-hand observation. She is noted for her careful attention to realistic detail of her wide-ranging western subjects including cowboys, Indians, horses and natural landscape. She has also built a career by having great success with the print market beginning in 1979. She studied at the Art Center College of Design in Los Angeles, having earned a scholarship there while still in high school. Two years after graduation she married Jay Doolittle and their honeymoon was a painting trip to Bryce and Zion National Parks. Working on a series called "You and Me" paintings, they found moderate success with works that had Jay's semi-abstract background and Bev's detailed figures and animals. In 1973, they spent a year to backpack travel they went to National Parks including the Grand Canyon, Yosemite and Sequoia. Doolittle has also written and illustrated many books including Music in the Wind, The Spirit Takes Flight, and The Forest Has Eyes. Of her painting and writing, she says: "I try to look beyond the obvious and create unique, meaningful paintings that depict our western wilderness and its inhabitants."

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Book matched burl wood console table having shaped top, curled feet, carved legs, 45" x 23" x 26.5"T. Pickup only.

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$35.00 – vacilles

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Handmade all wool area rug having floral and geometric pattern, 57" x 103".

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Bev Doolittle "Two More Indian Horses" framed and matted numbered print under glass signed lower right "11326/48000 Bev Doolittle", 37.5" x 11.5". Bio from AskArt: Bev Doolittle (1947 - ) is a painter from California paints subjects of western wilderness from traveling the western United States and living outdoors for first-hand observation. She is noted for her careful attention to realistic detail of her wide-ranging western subjects including cowboys, Indians, horses and natural landscape. She has also built a career by having great success with the print market beginning in 1979. She studied at the Art Center College of Design in Los Angeles, having earned a scholarship there while still in high school. Two years after graduation she married Jay Doolittle and their honeymoon was a painting trip to Bryce and Zion National Parks. Working on a series called "You and Me" paintings, they found moderate success with works that had Jay's semi-abstract background and Bev's detailed figures and animals. In 1973, they spent a year to backpack travel they went to National Parks including the Grand Canyon, Yosemite and Sequoia. Doolittle has also written and illustrated many books including Music in the Wind, The Spirit Takes Flight, and The Forest Has Eyes. Of her painting and writing, she says: "I try to look beyond the obvious and create unique, meaningful paintings that depict our western wilderness and its inhabitants."

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Believed to be 16th century restored walnut armchair having leaf finials on top, paw feet, upholstered back and seat with metal button decoration, approx. 25" x 20.5" x 51.5"T. Pickup only.

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Handmade all wool area rug having geometric pattern, 43" x 63".

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Two framed and matted oriental portrait paintings under glass of a man and woman sitting on armchair wearing dress robes, both signed lower left, approx. 30" x 60". Pickup only.

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American gothic style cathedral arched back armchair having carved leaf decoration, upholstered seat, approx. 26" x 22" x 41"T. Pickup only.

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Handmade wool and silk area rug having geometric pattern, 95" x 151".

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Oscar Brönner framed oil on canvas landscape scene with lake and mountains, signed lower right "O. Brönner", in gilt frame, 24.75" x 20.75".

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$250.00 – gaithaus

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Bow shaped table having hand painted cityscape scene with people by castle's bridge and bird decoration throughout border, approx. 40.5" x 18.5" x 34"T. Pickup only.

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