San Diego Eclectic Antiques - San Diego, CA 92101

Frank Moss Hamilton (1930-1999) Vintage SIgned Painting of Monsoon Season in Bangkok. Dated 1963 on back. Small scuff to surface see photo. Frank Hamilton (1930Ð1999) Born: Kansas City, MO; Studied: Stanford University; Member: California Water Color Society. Frank Hamilton earned a degree in architecture and studied watercolor painting with Eliot OÕHara. From the 1940s through 1970, he exhibited his watercolors in one-man shows in Laguna Beach and New York City. - Lot 10434 Dimension: 37W 29H

Settee 19th Victorian, San Francisco Antiques, Provenance, OConnell 1887. Settee: 35" tall x 42" wide x 19" deepA settee from the Aesthetic / Victorian period, the 1880s. These unusual pieces descended through one family, the O'Connells. - Lot 10442

Antique 19th C. Flow Blue Royal Doulton Biscuit Jar - Lot 10185

19th C. Royal Bonn Germany Painted Vase. Has scratch on surface. See photos. 7" - Lot 10210 Dimension: 7H

- Lot 10003 Dimension: 12W

Mid century automobile badges from the US, UK and France. in As is condition. Please see photos - Lot 10014 Dimension: 4W 4D

Glass Tiffany & Co. Bowl with Hearts around. - Lot 10200

6 Mappin & Webb Antique Forks, possibly Fruit Forks. Jessop & Sons San Diego Cloth Bag - Lot 10242

Large Framed Photograph of San Diego La Jolla Beach by San Diego Photographer Jennifer Nelson. - Lot 10435 Dimension: 30W 25H

Chair from the Aesthetic / Victorian period, the 1880s. These unusual pieces descended through one family, the O'Connells. Arm Chair: 38" tall x 32" wide x 20" deep. One Leg could use gluing. Some losses. See photos. - Lot 10443

Early 1800s American Blockfront Dresser, Early construction, some scuffs and scratches but in good shape. See all photos for complete description. - Lot 10000 Dimension: 40W 25D 38H

Antique Numbered Napkin Rings in box (no lid). Silver Plate Victorian Era. - Lot 10049

Small knives (fruit knives?) marked Mappin & Webb, in cloth case. - Lot 10238

Listed Artist Milland Lomakema b.1941 Signed and dated work on paper. See auction records. Milland Lomakema was a member of the Artist Hopid, a group organized in 1973 by Hopi artists Michael Kabotie, Terrance Talaswaima, and Neil David, Sr. The objectives of the group were to use Hopi art to instill pride and identity, to educate the world to the aesthetic and cultural values of the Hopi, to develop new ideas in Hopi art, to control the aesthetic for Hopi art, and to document Hopi history through the visual arts. Lomakema is a self-taught artist with no formal training in the arts although he attended a number of schools over the years. In the late 1950s, he traveled with an education tour group throughout the east coast of the United States and Canada. In the mid-1960s, he worked with a detective agency in Phoenix; then he joined the Hopi police force in 1968, during which time he devoted most of his spare time to painting. He won first place in the Heard MuseumÕs National Indian Art Show in 1968 for one of his paintings. Then in 1969, he won additional prizes for his art and more prizes in 1970. - Lot 10436 Dimension: 18W 22H

Vintage Collectible egg W/ box and note - Lot 10020

1930s depression glass in basket form. - Lot 10026

4 depression glass bowls. Have "HA" embossed in bottom. - Lot 10032

Vintage Framed Watercolor Signed bottom right. Pinting of flowers blooming. - Lot 10437 Dimension: 21W 27H

1930s Depression Glass candy dish with lid. - Lot 10033

1930s Vintage Carnival Glass Flower Frog - Lot 10040