Elizabeth Elliott Sold at Auction Prices

Elizabeth Gage Gold, Cabochon Pink and Green Tourmaline and Mother-of-Pearl Brooch

18 kt., one oval cabochon pink tourmaline ap. 24.00 cts., one oval cabochon green tourmaline ap. 18.75 cts., both backed by mother-of-pearl, signed Gage, with English hallmark, ap. 18.2 dwts. With signed box. Pink tourmaline: bright medium pink, moderately included, translucent, good polish. Green tourmaline: bright medium sea green, moderately included, scattered darker inclusions visible, translucent, good polish. Mother-of-pearl gives sheen to stones. 1 7/8 x 7/8 inches.

Elizabeth Arden Green Tea perfume

very good condition

Elizabeth Locke Hammered Gold, Venetian Green Glass Intaglio, Mother-of-Pearl, Moonstone and Cultured Pearl Pendant Clip-Brooch

18 kt., one oval green glass horse and sleeping maiden intaglio ap. 28.0 x 22.0 mm., backed by mother-of-pearl, 12 pearls ap. 6.3 mm., 4 oval cabochon moonstones, with maker's mark, ap. 18.3 dwts. gross. Pearls: white with rose and green orient, several minor bubbles, smooth to orange peel nacre, good luster. 1 15/16 x 1 11/16 inches.

Elizabeth Locke Gold, Venetian Green Glass Intaglio, Cultured Pearl and Red Spinel Bead 'Smoke Cornucopia' Clip-Brooch

18 kt., oval carved green glass intaglio of woman reclining with cornucopia ap. 31.0 x 18.6 mm., backed by mother-of-pearl, 4 red spinal beads, 4 pearls ap. 4.6 to 7.4 mm., with maker's mark, ap. 16 dwts. With Elizabeth Locke invoice. 2 1/2 x 3 inches.

Elizabeth Gage Wide Gold, Green Enamel, Mabé Pearl and Diamond Band Ring

18 kt., wide tapered band, scale patterned sea green enamel, one mabé pearl ap. 9.6 mm., 8 round diamonds ap. .65 ct., signed Gage, with English hallmarks, ap. 13.4 dwts. Size 8. Enamel in good condition. Mabé pearl: silvery white, minor bubbles, medium luster. Diamonds: G-H-VS. Width 1 to 1/2 inch.

Elizabeth Shippen Green-Elliott, I am Teaching Her the History of France

Elizabeth Shippen Green-Elliott I am Teaching Her the History of France c. 1912 charcoal and chalk on paper image: 8 h x 14.5 w in (20 x 37 cm) sheet: 12.625 h x 20.5 w in (32 x 52 cm) Signed to lower right 'ESGE'. Sold with copy of Harper's Monthly. Literature: "The Silver Pencil", Hardy, Harper's Monthly, June 1912, pg. 22 This work will ship from Lambertville, New Jersey.

Elizabeth Shippen Green (American, 1871-1954) The King o' Dreams, Harper's Month

Elizabeth Shippen Green (American, 1871-1954) The King o' Dreams, Harper's Monthly magazine interior illustration, May 1903 Watercolor and charcoal on board 23-7/8 x 14-5/8 inches (60.6 x 37.1 cm) Signed lower right: Elizabeth Shippen Green Titled on the reverse: King of [sic] Dreams PROVENANCE: Illustration House, New York; Acquired by the present owner from the above, 2007. LITERATURE: J.M. Forman, "King o' Dreams," Harper's Weekly, May 1903, illustrated. "When Elizabeth Shippen-Green won an exclusive contract as an illustrator with Harper's Monthly in 1901, she achieved a triumph that instantly elevated her into the select company of famed illustrators such as Edwin Austin Abbey and Howard Pyle, during what is considered America's ‘golden age' of illustration (1880-1920). Few women attained such remarkable success in a time when men overwhelmingly dominated this highly competitive field. As one of the celebrated artistic triumvirate known as ‘The Red Rose Girls,' Green and colleagues Jessie Wilcox Smith and Violet Oakley became shining examples of women illustrators at the turn of the century...although her work shares similarities with that of other women in her profession, it stands apart in its scope, quality, and originality." (https://www.loc.gov/exhibits/petal/about) HID01801242017

Elizabeth Locke Pair of Gold, Green Venetian Glass Intaglio, Mother-of-Pearl and Moonstone Earclips

Elizabeth Locke Pair of Gold, Green Venetian Glass Intaglio, Mother-of-Pearl and Moonstone Earclips 19 kt., 2 oval grayish-green glass intaglios of animals, backed by mother-of-pearl, 2 square sugarloaf cabochon moonstones, with maker's mark, ap. 12.8 dwts. C Property of an Upper West Side Collector

E.S. ELLIOTT SIGNED PASTORAL VALLEY PAINTING

GREEN, Elizabeth Shippen, (American, 1871-1954): Pastoral Valley Scene, Oil/Board, 8.75'' x 10.5, signed E.S. Elliott in the lower left, encased in carved Impressionist frame, 14.75'' x 16.75''.

The Child / A Calendar - 1904.

ARTIST: JESSIE WILLCOX SMITH (1863-1935) & ELIZABETH SHIPPEN GREEN (1871-1954) SIZE: Each: 13 x 19 in./33 x 48.4 cm PRINTER: C. W. Beck, Philadelphia DESCRIPTION: Created by two of America’s preeminent female illustrators, this rare illustrated calendar is a classic. In 1904, Frank Leslie’s Popular Monthly reported, “It is not often... that a child’s calendar serves two years, or that it is elevated into a book after doing its work as a mere record of days and weeks. Yet ‘The Child,’ a calendar for which Jessie Willcox Smith and Elizabeth Shippen Green made the drawings, proved so deservedly popular that this year the drawings are published as a book.” This is the original 1904 calendar set, including the cover and six illustrated calendars. (7) (Art Nouveau; American)

Ink Sketch, Elizabeth Shippen Green (1871-1954)

Ink Sketch, Elizabeth Shippen Green (1871-1954). An original framed ink sketch by Pennsylvania artist Elizabeth Shippen Green Elliott used as the frontispiece illustration for the book "Bred in the Bone And Other Stories" by Gettysburg author Elsie Singmaster. Signed by the artist "E.S.G.E" in right corner. Green, a graduate of the Pennsylvania Academy of Fine Arts, subsequently studied at Drexel University under Howard Pyle, where she met Jessie Willcox Smith and Violet Oakley. The three artists shared a studio in Philadelphia for many years, with each developing successful careers as illustrators. Included with this lot is Elsie Singmaster's book "Bred in the Bone and Other Stories," boldly autographed on the front flyleaf by Singmaster and Green, and the book "Rebecca Mary" by Annie Hamilton Donnell, which features more illustrations by Green. frame measures: 12.75" H X 16" W, Image: 5.5" H X 9" W.

Elizabeth Shippen Green Colored Illustration c1910

Elizabeth Shippen Green (1871-1954) Colored Illustration Litho of Children Playing c1910. Signed. Excellent condition. 11.75"h x 10.75"w. Frame 20"h x 17.5"w. Spend $5000 or more at this auction and all of your SHIPPING IS FREE within the lower 48 states. SHIPPING We box and ship ourselves, to keep shipping costs low. We do not use a packaging service, unless the customer prefers us to use them. We can ship either USPS or Fed Ex Ground. We deliver most larger pieces ourselves on the west coast and we make a loop around the US within approximately 60 days after the auction. No matter where you live in the lower 48 states, we look forward to personally meeting you and delivering larger pieces directly to your house. Most larger pieces can be hand delivered for $300 almost anywhere in the lower 48 states. For estimated shipping times of larger pieces, please call or email us before you bid.

Elizabeth Shippen Green (American, 1871-1954)

Elizabeth Shippen Green (1871-1954) Untitled (Medieval Maidens), gouache, Initialed lower right, in artist-made frame. Size: 10.75'' x 14'', 27 x 36 cm (sight); 15.5'' x 19.5'', 39 x 50 cm (frame). Provenance: Rifkin Fine Art; Collection of Dr. Christine I. Oaklander.

Elizabeth Shippen Green (1871 - 1954) American

Elizabeth Shippen Green (1871 - 1954) American "Children and Roses" ,Mixed Media / Paper Signed ,measures 9" x 9" inches

Elizabeth Shippen Green (1871 - 1954) American "Children and Roses"

Elizabeth Shippen Green (1871 - 1954) American "Children and Roses" ,Mixed Media / Paper Signed ,measures 9" x 9" inches

Elizabeth Shippen Green (American/Pennsylvania)

Elizabeth Shippen Green (American/Pennsylvania, 1871-1954) , "That Excellent Art of Simpling which hath been a Studie for the Wisest an Exercise for the Noblest a Pastime for the Best", charcoal and watercolor on paper mounted to board, initialed lower left, 12 3/4 in. x 15 1/2 in., unframed

Elizabeth Shippen Green Colored Illustration c1910

Elizabeth Shippen Green (1871-1954) colored illustration Litho of children playing c1910. Signed. Excellent condition. 11.75"h x 10.75"w. Frame 20"h x 17.5"w. Spend $5000 or more at this auction and all of your SHIPPING IS FREE within the lower 48 states. SHIPPING We box and ship ourselves, to keep shipping costs low. We do not use a packaging service, unless the customer prefers us to use them. We can ship either USPS or Fed Ex Ground. We deliver most larger pieces ourselves on the west coast and we make a loop around the US within 60 days after the auction. No matter where you live in the lower 48 states, we look forward to personally meeting you and delivering larger pieces directly to your house. Most larger pieces can be hand delivered for $300 almost anywhere in the lower 48 states. For estimated shipping times of larger pieces, please call or email us before you bid.

Elizabeth Scott - Night Fall; Ever Green

Night Fall; Ever Green

Elizabeth Scott - Night Fall; Ever Green

Night Fall; Ever Green

Elizabeth Locke YG Green Quartz & Tahitian Pearl Brooch

Elizabeth Locke 18k yellow Gold brooch featuring a green quartz cabochon backed in mother of pearl, 2 Tahitian pearls, and green tourmaline accents stones. It is 60mm long x 16mm wide and weighs 18.2 grams. In excellent condition!! Approx. Retail Price $5,000.  Please review all photos closely. Contact us for more detailed information if necessary. Market Auctions Inc. is not responsible for any errors or omissions to any lots. All sales are final and sold as is. Shipping of single pieces of jewelry (value not to exceed $10,000) within the continental United States is a flat rate of $75. Shipping of multiple lots of jewelry please contact us for a quote. All collectibles, silver, antiques, and paintings please contact our third party shipper. Derek at the UPS Store (561)-631-8997. [email protected]

Elizabeth Raeburn Four raku fired beakers with linear pattern in green, yellow and or

Elizabeth Raeburn Four raku fired beakers with linear pattern in green, yellow and orange on a white ground, all marked, purchased at Gallery Besson. 6-6,5 cm. h.

ELIZABETH SHIPPEN GREEN | The Suspected Suffragette

pencil and charcoal on board

ELIZABETH SHIPPEN GREEN (PA, 1871-1954)

ELIZABETH SHIPPEN GREEN (PA, 1871-1954) "The Wood Duck", an illustration for the book "River Land" by Robert W Chambers, Harper & Bros, NY, 1904. Mixed media, signed lower left, in water gilt frame, gold mat, glazed, OS: 27 1/2" x 23", SS: 20" x 15 1/2". Toned.

Gold, Coin, Black Onyx Intaglio and Peridot Charm Necklace and Pair of Green Glass Intaglio and Mother-of-Pearl Earrings, Elizabeth...

Gold, Coin, Black Onyx Intaglio and Peridot Charm Necklace and Pair of Green Glass Intaglio and Mother-of-Pearl Earrings, Elizabeth Locke 18 kt., one square-cut peridot, green glass backed by mother-of-pearl, necklace with toggle clasp, all with maker's marks, ap. 25.5 dwts. Length 18 1/2 inches. With signed pouch. C 

ELIZABETH SHIPPEN GREEN, (AMERICAN 1871-1954), NEW KODAK

ELIZABETH SHIPPEN GREEN (american 1871-1954) NEW KODAK Signed ''Elizabeth Shippen Green'' bottom left, mixed media on board 14 3/4 x 15 in. (37.5 x 38.1cm) provenance: The Collection of Margaret and Florence Hoopes. Acquired from the above. From the collection of the late Katherine M. Welding. note: The present lot was used to illustrate a 1906 Eastman Kodak Co. advertisement. The illustration depicts children playing with new toys on a snowy morning, with a young girl taking a photograph of her sibling. The ad''s text explains the Kodak camera as easy to use, and developing the photographs as hassle free, listing the camera''s price range from $5.00 to $100.00 each.

GREEN, ELIZABETH SHIPPEN (1871--1954) The Parasol. Original illustration, charcoal on illustration board, 23 1/4 x 14 inches...

GREEN, ELIZABETH SHIPPEN (1871--1954) The Parasol. Original illustration, charcoal on illustration board, 23 1/4 x 14 inches (59 x 35 cm), overall size 33 3/4 x 24 1/2 inches (86 x 62 cm), signed with Shippen's monogram ESH (l.r.). Framed. From Kendra Krienke, with her label on rear. Shippen, who studied at the Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts in 1887 with the painters Thomas Pollock Anshutz, Thomas Eakins, and Robert Vonnoh, and later with Howard Pyle at Drexel Institute, was a lifelong friend of both Violet Oakley and Jessie Willcox Smith. They roomed together at the Red Rose Inn (and were called the Red Rose girls by Pyle). Shippen was already publishing by the age of 18, and she illustrated extensively for Harper's Magazine and Harper's Monthly, St. Nicholas, etc. This particularly charming illustration, an extraordinarily accomplished charcoal drawing, has not been traced to place of publication, but it is a piece of exceptional quality. C 

GREEN, ELIZABETH SHIPPEN. 1871-1954. Original lacquered watercol

GREEN, ELIZABETH SHIPPEN. 1871-1954. Original lacquered watercolor and charcoal on illustration board, The Little Past,

ELIZABETH SHIPPEN GREEN (AMERICAN 1871-1954), "At

ELIZABETH SHIPPEN GREEN (AMERICAN 1871-1954), "At the Piano", 1895, watercolor on board, 21.5 x 15.1 cm. (8 ½ x 6 in.), initialed and dated 'ESG 1895' lower right, partially legible inscription possibly reading 'Walter MID' lower left

ELIZABETH SHIPPEN GREEN, (AMERICAN 1871-1954), "THE SEWING ROOM"

ELIZABETH SHIPPEN GREEN (american 1871-1954)/span "THE SEWING ROOM" Signed 'ELIZABETH SHIPPEN GREEN' lower left, inscribed with title bottom center, watercolor, crayon and mixed-media on card 25 1/4 x 15 1/4 in. (64.1 x 38.7cm) provenance: /spanAcquired directly from the Artist. By descent in the family to the present owner. Private Collection, Delaware. literature:/span Alice A. Carter, Red Rose Girls, An Uncommon Story of Art and Love, pp. 100-102. note:/span This illustration was one a series titled 'The Mistress of the House' published in Harper's Monthly Magazine, August 1905. The series was awarded the Mary Smith Prize by the Pennsylvania Academy of Fine Arts in 1905.

FRANK RUSSELL GREEN, (AMERICAN 1856-1940), AN AUTUMN WALK

FRANK RUSSELL GREEN (american 1856-1940) AN AUTUMN WALK Dedicated and signed 'To my friend Seaman / Frank Russell Green / MNA' bottom right corner verso, oil on paper 7 x 9 in.

ELIZABETH SHIPPEN GREEN American 1871-1954

ELIZABETH SHIPPEN GREEN American, 1871-1954 "Conrad rubbed his eyes - He looked again". Original frontispiece illustration forThe Long Journey by Elsie Singmaster. Houghton Mifflin, 1917. The illustration depicts three Native American chiefs dressed in bold red blankets and full headdresses walking down a city street under the stares of curious pedestrians. Monogrammed lower left "SG". Written in pencil on reverse "The Long Journey. Conrad rubbed his eyes - He looked again, p. 52". Together with a copy of The Long Journey by Elsie Singmaster. Boston and NY, 1917. First edition. O. Olive-green cloth with pictorial front cover. Pencil, charcoal and watercolor on stiff board, 19 1/2" x 13". Framed.

Elizabeth Shippen Green (American, 1871-1954) School for Dollies Initialed "E.S.G.E." u.l., i...

Elizabeth Shippen Green (American, 1871-1954) School for Dollies Initialed "E.S.G.E." u.l., inscribed "An American Home - the world's ideal./ AMERICAN DEAL Radiators Boilers," probably in a later hand, on the reverse. Watercolor, charcoal and gouache on illustration board, sight size 19 5/8 x 16 1/2 in. (49.8 x 41.9 cm), framed. Condition: Front mat adhered to board, support very slightly warped, mild toning. Provenance: By descent through the family of the owner. N.B. Elizabeth Shippen Green was born to a prominent Philadelphia family; she was the daughter of Jasper Green, who worked for Harper¹s as an illustrator during the Civil War. By the 1890s illustration was growing and the vast majority of readers were women, yet very few publications featured work by female artists and "magazine editors actively sought out qualified artists who could delineate a feminine point of view." (1) Encouraged by her father, Green displayed artistic talent early on. Her first published illustration, featuring a child and her doll, appeared in the Philadelphia Times, on her 18th birthday. Soon after, Green started classes at the Pennsylvania Academy of Fine Arts, however, finding the atmosphere gloomy, she left to study with preeminent illustrator Howard Pyle, at Drexel University. Green soon became close friends with fellow female illustrators Jessie Wilcox Smith and Violet Oakley. The three women, with their close friend Henrietta Cozens, moved in to the Red Rose Inn and were thus dubbed the ³Red Rose Girls.² There the women lived and worked together, each enjoying successful careers during America¹s golden age of illustration. Green produced images for Harper¹s, Ladies¹ Home Journal and the Saturday Evening Post. (1) Carter, Alice A. "The Red Rose Girls" (New York, Harry N. Abrams, Inc.), 2000, pg. 26.

ELLIOTT GREEN (b. 1960): "TWISTER" Mixed media on

ELLIOTT GREEN (b. 1960): "TWISTER" Mixed media on canvas mounted on board, 30 x 40 in.

ELLIOTT GREEN (b. 1960): "UNTITLED #165" Acrylic

ELLIOTT GREEN (b. 1960): "UNTITLED #165" Acrylic on canvas, 24 x 32 in., initialed and dated '91. Hirschl and Adler Modern Gallery label on verso.

ELIZABETH SHIPPEN GREEN American

ELIZABETH SHIPPEN GREEN American (1871-1954) "Penelope" oil on canvas

Elizabeth Shippen Green oil on artists board

Elizabeth Shippen Green, 1871-1954, Philadelphia, oil on artists board, published in color in "Harpers Weekly" 1911, Titled "Tapestries of Twilight" and again in Richard Le Gallienne's "Maker Of Rainbows and Fables" illustrating the story "The Rags of Queen Cophetua". labeled on the verso "The Rags of Queen Cophetua, after she would steel away by herself and enter that secret Gallery-", signed lower left Elizabeth Shippen Green. 23.8" high by 15.25" wide.

Elizabeth Shippen Green Elliott (American, 1871-1954)

Large Floral Still Life Before a Classical Backdrop Signed and dated "E.S.Elliot 1938" l.l. Oil on canvas, 28 x 36 in. (71.1 x 91.4 cm), framed. Condition: Good.

Elizabeth Shippen Green 1871-1954 Story illustration: Young man in branches of large tree. "I was alone in a palace of leaves" "Our Tree Top Library" , Author: Richard le Galliennne Harper's MonthlyMarch, 1902; charcoal and wash, 23.5 x 14.75in.,

Elizabeth Shippen Green 1871-1954 Story illustration: Young man in branches of large tree. "I was alone in a palace of leaves" "Our Tree Top Library" , Author: Richard le Galliennne Harper's MonthlyMarch, 1902; charcoal and wash, 23.5 x 14.75in., signed lr

Elizabeth Shippen Green 1871-1954 Story illustration: Man hanging up a bird house. "I climbed the apple-tree without the aid of a ladder" "A Garden Idyll" , Author: Kate Whiting Patch Harper's MonthlyMarch 1904; charcoal, 24 x 15in, signed

Elizabeth Shippen Green 1871-1954 Story illustration: Man hanging up a bird house. "I climbed the apple-tree without the aid of a ladder" "A Garden Idyll" , Author: Kate Whiting Patch Harper's MonthlyMarch 1904; charcoal, 24 x 15in, signed

ELIZABETH SHIPPEN GREEN (ELLIOTT) (American 1871-1954) LOOKING AT HIS REFLECTION

ELIZABETH SHIPPEN GREEN (ELLIOTT) (American 1871-1954) LOOKING AT HIS REFLECTION signed with initials 'ESGE' lower right, black ink on paper 7 1/2 x 6 3/4 in. (18.4 x 17.1 cm). Note: The model for this work is Peter Krumbhaar. Estimate $5,000-8,000

ELIZABETH SHIPPEN GREEN (ELLIOTT) (American 1871-1954) CLIMBING THE STEPS

ELIZABETH SHIPPEN GREEN (ELLIOTT) <>(American 1871-1954) CLIMBING THE STEPS signed with initials 'ESGE' lower center, black ink on paper 11 1/2 x 7 1/2 in. (29.2 x 19.1 cm). Estimate $5,000-8,000

ELIZABETH SHIPPEN GREEN (ELLIOTT) (American 1871-1954) CLIMBING THE STEPS

ELIZABETH SHIPPEN GREEN (ELLIOTT) (American 1871-1954) LOOKING AT HIS REFLECTION