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| In our new "Cellar" Antique Fish Net | Antique Bamboo Handle Fish Net - Richardson Rod & Reel Co., Chicago. The metal frame of the net has Harrimac engraved. This net measures 16" long and 13" wide. The handle breaks down for easy carry - yet measures 65" long when attached. | $100.00 | |
| Etchings and Drypoints by Frank W. Benson | Complete 5 volume set of Adam Paff's catalogue of the intaglio prints by Frank Benson. Every page in place, held by original binding. Vols 1 - 4 are each number 205 of that edition. Volume 5 is number 361. Covers show some minor frayed corners consistent with age. Inside. the books appear to be seldom, if ever, opened. | $6250.00 | |
| Blue Bill Hen,- Keyes Chadwick, Martha's Vineyard, 1920 | |||
| Gallery | Churchill Ettinger's watercolor is above an Ogden Pleissner print. These and many more cover the walls in the four rooms at The Sportsman's Eye Gallery in Hingham, MA.. Also check out The Cellar - occasional bargains and collectibles. | ||
| "Turkey Blind" by A. L. Ripley | This is a bridge between todays fanatical hunters with their electronic sights and $2.50 turkey loads and the turkey hunters of the past. In the image the line is clearly drawn between the big Tom standing proud and in the open and the hunters in the shadows. Excellent condition with vibrant colors - a wonderful print. Measures 18" x 27", signed lower right. Copyright F&R lower right above artist's signature. | $1750.00 | |
| "Grouse and Wild Apple Tree" by A.L. Ripley | The birds will take off to the back woods with the rising of the sun. 10" x 8", signed and titled etching by Ripley. One of many etchings from a collector, now reside in our Gallery. We have many etchings as well as 3 large, colored prints, soon to be photographed. Clean and clear image - will be slightly cleaned for perfection. Unframed. | $1,800 | |
| "Turkey Drive" by A.L. Ripley | We are pleased to announce an addition to our Ripley prints, "Turkey Drive" 1966 by Frost & Reed Bristol and London, England and The Sportsman's Gallery, New York. This is one hunter, a guide sitting with the two dogs. The hunter is shooting driven turkeys while flying over a tidal marsh. I am sure this takes place either in Georgia or the Carolinas. We just acquired this print, as well as "Mallards Coming In" and "End of the Grouse Season". All are in excellent condition - vibrant and perfect - ready for your tasteful matting and framing. | $2300.00 | |
| "Grouse in a Pine Bough" by A.L. Ripley | Etching measures 9" x 12" - there is no game bird lovelier than the grouse and this image says it all. This etching is in excellent condition - clear, clean and perfect. The grouse look comfortable and relaxed - in fact it looks as though you can walk right up beneath them. But one misstep or noise and the grouse are gone. This is not matted or framed, showing the margins and perfection. | $1350.00 | |
| A. Lassell Ripley | "End of the Grouse Season - Frost & Reed published in 1966, signed by artist lower right. 27" x 18'. Ripley's picture of the time when grouse were spooky. Your feet are freezing and the dogs have been making game for 20 minute and that can keep you warm. If it were not for the small spot on lower left margin, this print would be considered fine/perfect. Not framed, not glued down and ready for your framing. | $1,200.00 | |
| Close Up Heirloom/Antique Ripley Knife Set | A. Lassell Ripley Heirloom Game Bird Knife Set. This is already listed, but wanted to show a close up of the detail on the knives and carving set. | $750.00 | |
| Grouse and Grapes |
A. Lassell Ripley was the best grouse and woodcock artist who ever lived. His grouse are better than his woodcock. This etching, signed by the artist, should, probably, be cleaned. Add $150 to the price and we will have it cleaned. 6 1/4"x8 3/8" |
$sold | |
| "Duck Hunter" Etching by A.L. Ripley | Image measures 10 1/2" x 8" - The hunter with his dog sitting and waiting for daylight and morning flight. This is one of many new Ripley etchings we have recently acquired. Image is clean and clear, the hunter w/ his dog and 2 decoys, and six decoys in the marsh. Living near the Boston Harbor, this scene is heard loud and clear in the early hours. The etching is titled lower left and signed lower right. | $sold | |
| Grouse in the Bittersweet by Ripley | A fabulous, colorful watercolor and charcoal by A. Lassell Ripley. This is truly a distinctive and extraordinary, colorful and detailed watercolor and charcoal by Ripley. This piece of art measures 11" x 9 1/2", signed in pencil lower right, and also lower left says To Frank Parsons. Between the bittersweet, fine coloration of the Grouse; the hints of snow, and the perfect condition, makes this one of the finest pieces of art in the Gallery. | $4,200.00 | |
| "Early Woodcock" by A.L. Ripley | This is an etching that Woodcock hunters dream about ... the only thing missing is the whistling of their wings. This image measures 11 3/4"x 8 3/4". Clean and pristine etching. | $2,000.00 | |
| "Pointer and Quail" by A. L. Ripley | The quail are hemmed in by the pointers working down the field. Eight quail in all .. a pristine and exciting etching by Ripley. Dated July 16, 1966 and signed lower right by Ripley. Titled lower left. Measures 14 x 10 1/2'. This and others are many we have recently acquired. A great addition to our Ripley collection. | $sold | |
| A. Lassell Ripley Game Bird Knife Set | The Game Bird Knife Set, ebony black handles are overlaid with pure silver, in a game bird design. The top of the leather case is decorated with a copy of a Ripley etching. This etching is called "The Duck Blind" - which is the same concept as a Ripley print listed on our web site. The knife set was made in the 1950's, set includes all documentation and paperwork. The detail and presentation of the knife set, which includes a carving set, plus 6 knives, are exquisite. | $750.00 | |
| "Two Grouse" etching by A.L. Ripley | Signed and titled by Ripley, "Two Grouse" are feeding in the branches of the untrimmed, apple tree. 10" x 12" - image of two very complacent and hopefully safe Grouse, on a quiet autumn afternoon. Out of frame and not glued down - none of them are! | $sold | |
| "End of the Grouse Season" by A.L. Ripley | Published in 1966 by Frost and Reed and signed by artist lower right. This is our second "End of the Grouse Season" and this image is perfect. Been professionally cleaned along the margins and the image is bright, clear and pristine. | $2,300.00 | |
| "Cock Pheasant" Etching by Ripley | 12" x 9" pristine and clear image of the Cock Pheasant. This is one of 10 etchings recently acquired to add to our collection. Ripley was among the gunners who eagerly hunted the pheasant which had been introduced from Asia. This etching is signed lower right and titled lower left. A picture of a bird brashly jumping and with a typical arrogance flying off over the horizon, clearly missed by the hunter. Unframed and perfect! | $1,800 | |
| "Mallards Coming In" by A.L. Ripley | Published 1963 Frost & Reed of Bristol and London, England. Signed lower right. It is cold! But that doesn't slow the dog down or discourage the ducks. This image is full of action - with the hidden boat, one duck down, 3 more coming in, and the one hunter seems to have a shell left. The other hunter is ... we're not sure. We love this image and it would be complete with new mat and frame. | $2,300.00 | |
| Contemplating the Bottle |
Original pencil drawing, signed by the artist, A. B. Frost. A male model with features of Frost himself, sitting in a pose almost identical to the one assumed by the "Free Joe"figure in Frost's 1884 pen and ink drawing. See Illustration #20 inThe A. B. Frost Book Image 7 1/2" x 7 1/4' Frame 13 3/4 ' x13 1/2" |
$3,000.00 | |
| "Rabbit Shooting" | Lithograph by A.B. Frost | $1200.00 | |
| "October Woodcock Shooting" | By A.B. Frost | $4,000.00 | |
| Good Luck & Bad Luck by Frost | These are from a set of six - which we have the other four: Ordered Off, Gun Shy, We've Got Them, and Smoking Them Out. By A.B Frost - these prints are a prime example of Frost's illustrating a story. Frost is an illustrator first and artist second. There are two small imperfection areas on Bad Luck - lower left stain and a worn area upper center. Good Luck a very small fray upper center. Can send more photos but overall clear and good images. Copyright 1903, Charles Scribner & Sons, NY | $1500/pr. | |
| "October Woodcock Shooting" by A.B. Frost | Published by Derrydale Press, New York. Professionally cleaned, double mat and framed. This image is THE classic image of woodcock shooting by Frost. The Derrydale painted the details and Frost died before it was finished. John Frost (brother) then had it perfected and published it in 1933. | $4,550.00 | |
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