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      • G.A. Douglas, Skyline of Midtown Manhattan, c. 1935
        Dec. 17, 2020

        G.A. Douglas, Skyline of Midtown Manhattan, c. 1935

        Est: $800 - $1,000

        G.A. Douglas, New York City - Skyline of Mid-town Manhattan as seen from Long Island shore in the vicinity of Queensboro Bridge, c. 1935, Vintage gelatin silver print, 10.25" x 13.75". Photographer's credit stamped on verso. Titled in pen on verso.

        Keith Delellis Gallery LLC
      • Early etchings by Douglas Pratt and Gayfield Shaw of Kings School Parramatta, together with an handcoloured engraving of "Pleasure G...
        Nov. 19, 2020

        Early etchings by Douglas Pratt and Gayfield Shaw of Kings School Parramatta, together with an handcoloured engraving of "Pleasure G...

        Est: $80 - $120

        Early etchings by Douglas Pratt and Gayfield Shaw of Kings School Parramatta, together with an handcoloured engraving of "Pleasure Gardens, Sydney 1888" (3)

        Lawsons
      • Douglas, G.
        May. 27, 2018

        Douglas, G.

        Est: $50 - $100

        Untitled (Tibetan Woman) Oil on Canvas signed lower right 29.5 x 24.5cm a/f

        Aalders Auctions
      • Gold, Platinum, Kunzite, Diamond and Yellow Beryl Necklace, by Mary Kruming Douglas
        Apr. 27, 2017

        Gold, Platinum, Kunzite, Diamond and Yellow Beryl Necklace, by Mary Kruming Douglas

        Est: $10,000 - $15,000

        Gold, Platinum, Kunzite, Diamond and Yellow Beryl Necklace, by Mary Kruming Douglas Composed of textured gold ribbons spaced by 11 emerald-cut kunzites approximately 204.50 cts., wrapped in platinum ribbons of 176 round diamonds approximately 10.85 cts., tipped by polished gold feet, spaced by swags of round yellow beryls, approximately 137 dwts. Inner circle 15 3/4 inches. A child of the Asheville, North Carolina region, Ms. Kruming Douglas formed a creative career spanning from modeling at Bergdorf Goodman's to fashion editing at Vogue and Harper's Bazaar. Ms. Kruming Douglas found her passion in designing custom jewelry at Tiffany's, Black, Starr & Gorham and Bulgari in the 1950s and 60s. Her jewelry is characterized by her unique use of yellow gold and colorful stones and is exemplified in custom design, prefering to visit clients in their homes before starting any project. She claimed design "is an expression of individuality and a highly personal form of art." See The Jewellery of Mary Kruming Douglas, Christie's International Magazine, October 1997 by Janet Zapata, p. 90 and 91. PLEASE NOTE THIS LOT IS ACCOMPANIED BY PAPERWORK. C The Estate of Aileen Mehle

        DOYLE Auctioneers & Appraisers
      • Prints, G. Douglas, Tibetan Villagers
        Jun. 14, 2014

        Prints, G. Douglas, Tibetan Villagers

        Est: $100 - $200

        (lot of 22) G. Douglas (20th century) Various Images of Tibetan Villagers, all hand-colored engravings, each pencil signed lower right, each titled lower left, overall (framed/each): 9.5"h x 8"w

        Clars Auctions
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