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MAXFIELD
PARRISH ILLUSTRATED BOOK, THE ARABIAN NIGHTS, 1909 BY WIGGIN, 9
1/2" X 7", EXCELLENT CONDITION, some damage to cover as shown, a few pages
with minor tears or marks, a 3/4" tear on an illustration page, but the
tear does not affect the illus., illustrations are gorgeous
#MP6003 $200.00
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AUCASSIN SEEKS
FOR NICOLETTE, by Maxfield Parrish, 1903 original printing, on the
bottom left it says "? 1903 Charles Scribner & Sons, NY", on the bottom
right it says "? & Company, NY (from information on other prints, I
have been able to discover that it probably says "A. Grignard and Company,
NY "), 11 1/4" x 16", has 1" cropped off (I think it is all off the
top), GREAT COLOR, fine condition with a tear (small hole) in the
print in the rocks behind Aucassin on the right side of the print but it
does not show much because it blends in, some wear around the edges and
corners, foxing on the reverse but not on the front, no frame
#MP27857 $750.00 or reasonable offer -- Please
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CHRISTMAS
EVE BY MAXFIELD PARRISH, Brown & Bigelow, 1946, original printing,
A New England village at the foot of the mountains. Gift print on
textured deckle edge mat, bottom left of the print has "Maxfield
Parrish 1946", Seasons Greeting card is single light weight sheet ( 3 3/4"
x 4 3/4") attached to the back of the matting, print also comes with
a light weight onion-skin-like piece of paper (6" x 7 3/4") that describes
the print, there is also an envelope but I do not know if it is original
or not, 17" x 12 1/2" including the matte, print area (not including the
white margin on the print that reads "Christmas Eve" and "Maxfield
Parrish") is 8 3/8 x 10 7/8", excellent to very good condition,
Unused, vivid in color, but a small scuff like mark between the brook and
the bush on the print, a couple of pressure point indents on the right
margin of the matte from handling, also a coupe of small spots of discoloration
(like foxing) on the right margin (will gladly provide a scan of this if
you want it. I was just trying to avoid handling the print as much
as possible). #MP29670 $250.00
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DREAM LIGHT
1925 EDISON-MAZDA CALENDAR TOP BY MAXFIELD PARRISH, original printing,
6 1/2" x10 1/4", colors are very rich -- much richer and vibrant than in
my poor photo. It is in a frame (the frame I found it in behind another
picture) which looks to be a strange creature. It is like a typical
Parrish 1920's Art Deco style frame, but it looks like maybe the color
started chipping and someone put varnish on it because the colors on the
frame are dark and the finish is shiny. I would reframe it in a period
frame if it were going to be in my collection as the modification to the
frame probably occurred to accent the picture that was on top (and protecting
the colors of this Parrish calendar top) and any 1920's framing of a Parrish
calendar was probably done unprofessionally to begin with. Condition
of calendar top is near mint. I find no defects except that it was
taken from its calendar. Condition of the frame is good as it is
strong. There is no glass in the frame (as I found it), but I will
put some in it if you want me to. You can have this shipped
with or without the frame and with or without glass. Your call.
#MP31107 $265.00
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MAXFIELD
PARRISH HIRES ROOTBEER AD, The American Magazine June 1921, framed, 12"
x 16", the ad itself is 8" x 11", sepia tone, condition is excellent
to near mint, the page isn't as crisp as new and there is a slight defect
in the paper from the production process in the lower right corner
#hiresP $55.00
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"THE
RAWHIDE" BY MAXFIELD PARRISH, McClures 1904
book frontispiece
bookplate, 6 1/2" x 9 3/4", black & white, excellent condition, some
very light yellowing MP25928 $18.00
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"THE
KING AND QUEEN MIGHT EAT THEREOF AND NOBLEMEN BESIDES", 1922 JELLO AD BY
MAXFIELD PARRISH, 9 1/2" x 6 1/4", fine condition with some of the
ink from the ad on the reverse showing through to the Parrish side
#MP29708 $27.00
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1930's ART DECO
(Parrish type) FRAME, wood, gold with brown, holds 7 1/2" x 9 1/4" picture,
no glass (I can have some cut for you for $4.00), no old backing papers
or hanging wire, good condition with some wear on the colors (see close
up), look better than my photos show #DC30822
$18.00
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1930's ART DECO
(Parrish type) FRAME, wood, gold with mottled pastel pink, blue and gray;
holds 7" x 9" picture, very good condition with some wear on the
gold (see close up) #DC30823 $24.00
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1920's ART DECO
PICTURE FRAME, dark gold color (but brighter and more metallic than scan
shows), 6" x 9", fine condition with wear on the color, has screw holes
on the side (it used to be a pivoting dresser frame), but they will not
really be visible when hung #FR25835
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1920's
ART DECO (Parrish type) FRAME, wood, gold and blue, holds 9 1/2" x 13"
picture, contains a 1920's magazine page with "My Shadow" by Robert Louis
Stevenson illustrated by H. Willebeck Le Mair which you can take or leave,
very good condition with some wear on the colors (see close up)
#DC30826 $28.00
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1920's - 30's
ART DECO GOLD AND BROWN ART DECO FRAME, 9" x 12", wood, sides are about
1/2", there is no glass in the photo but it comes with its original glass,
excellent condition with very minor wear #DC30863
$20.00
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1900 - 1930's
TEXTURED ART DECO FRAME, with cottage print, 5" x 7 1/2", print is
sealed in there, but you can take it out, good condition with some wear
on the gesso (texture and color) on the bottom right edge and along the
outside edges where you really do not see it #DC30864
$22.00
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