Lot 111 - Antique Framed Print "Redningsbaaden Gaar Ud" ("The Lifeboat Goes Out") After Laurits Tuxen, Art Supplement to "Illustreret Familieblad" No. 53, Printed by C. Andersen's Bogtrykkeri, Horten, Norway, 13-5/8" W x 10-7/8" H

Lot 111 - Antique Framed Print "Redningsbaaden Gaar Ud" ("The Lifeboat Goes Out") After Laurits Tuxen, Art Supplement to "Illustreret Familieblad" No. 53, Printed by C. Andersen's Bogtrykkeri, Horten, Norway, 13-5/8" W x 10-7/8" HAntique framed print after the painting by Danish artist Laurits Tuxen (18531927), depicting a lifeboat crew rowing through heavy surf toward a distressed sailing vessel. Originally issued as an art supplement ("Kunstbilag") to the Norwegian illustrated weekly magazine "Illustreret Familieblad" no. 53, printed by C. Andersen's Bogtrykkeri, Horten, Norway. This copy does not retain the printed inscription found on other known examples. Housed in a wood

The painted surface shows craquelure

The boards are covered in multicolored marbled paper in red

The ceramic glaze is black but has green and grey hues in certain light

Here is a lovely silver plate spoon manufactured by the Meridan Silver Plate Company

It is made of brass and high quality plastic and has a nice patina throughout

The grouping comprises six antique board-mounted photographs depicting men in casual outdoor and social settings

" This piece is in good condition with crazing throughout consistent with age

which was pulled out of a Victorian era scrapbook

Presented in a gilded frame with age-appropriate wear

For sale is an antique ambrotype photograph in a tin metal frame and half leatherette case from the mid 1800s

One gravestone tilts from its original position

The label indicates sodium citrate