Antiques, Collectables

650: Clementine Hunter (American/Louisiana, 1887-1988), a painted bottle, together with photographs showing Clementine Hunter painting this bottle.

651: Warree Carmichael Lebron (American/Alabama, 1910-1988), "Chicken Coop", oil on canvas affixed to masonite, signed lower right, 9 in. x 12 in.

652: Willie White (American/Louisiana, 1910-1997), "Superdome", acrylic and graphite on canvasboard, signed lower center, 18 in. x 24 in., unframed. Accompanied by a photograph of Willie White with this painting.

653: Will Ousley (American/Louisiana, 1866-1953), "The Evangeline Oak at St. Martinsville", oil on board, signed lower right, titled lower center, and signed, titled, dated "1935" and inscribed en verso, 11. 5in. x 21 in., in a period frame. Estimate -

654: American Illustration Art, 20th c., "Plantation Mill", watercolor, unsigned, pencil-inscribed, dated "April '49" and inscribed en verso, 12.5in. x 15 in., unframed.

655: Mildred Nungester Wolf (American/Alabama/ Mississippi, b. 1912), "Swamp", lino-cut, pencil-signed and titled, sight 12.75in. x 12 in., attractively matted and framed.

656: Mildred Nungester Wolfe (American/Alabama/ Mississippi b. 1912), "Orchard", lino-cut, pencil-signed and titled, sight 13 in. x 12 in., attractively framed and matted.

657: C. Bennette Moore (American/New Orleans, 20th c.), "Two Sisters Court" and "Brulatour Court, New Orleans", a pair of hand-colored photographs, each inscribed in pencil at bottom and signed in ink at lower right, each height 10.25in., width 8 in.

658: American/Louisiana Hand-Tinted Photograph of a Courtyard, perhaps in New Orleans, height 14 in., width 11 in., framed.

659: A Color Photograph of Clementine Hunter (Louisiana), in a blue smock holding a rooster, with artists cypher in black ink on body of rooster, together with a 100 Birthday Celebration Schedule, 1986 5 in x 4 in.

660: A Photograph of Clementine Hunter, c. 1950.

661: Carol Martin (American, mid-20th c.), "The Garden at Shadows on the Teche, New Iberia, Louisiana", c. 1940, vintage photograph showing fountain pool, bird houses, and camellia arbor, as restored by Weeks Hall, height 7 in., width 19 in., framed.

662: [LOUIS ARMSTRONG, an autographed silver gelatin print, c. 1932, inscribed "My Best Wishes to My Home Boy Walter (Fats) Pichon, Louis Armstrong 1/25/32". E700-1000 Note: Both Armstrong and pianist/singer/band leader Pichon (1906-1967) gained notoriety

663: A Palmetto Stem Choctaw Basket, c. 1900, natural dye, covered and handled basket, height 17.5in., width 12 in., depth 11 in.

664: A New Orleans Cast Iron Lidded Pot, 19th c., the lid marked, "A. Baldwin Co., 9 in., New Orleans, LA", raised on three feet, height 5. 25in., diameter 9.25in.

665: An Acadian Homespun Bed Sheet, c. 1890, natural cotton warp and weft, approx. length 90 in., width 68 in.

666: An Acadian Homespun Cotton Sheet, c. 1890, homespun in warp as well as weft threads, width 72 in., length 86 in. E400-600 Note: Exhibited "Louisiana French Furnishings" in Lafayette, 1975

667: An Acadian Homespun Indigo and Mulberry Striped Blanket, c. 1900, with natural, red and blue cotton warp, natural weft, approx. length 86 in., width 74 in., Exhibited: the Louisiana State Museum Cabildo in the mid-1980's.

668: [Southern Self-Taught Artists, Passionate Visions of the American South, Self-Taught Artists from 1940 to the Present, by Alice Rae Yelen, published by New Orleans Museum of Art, 1993, cloth with jacket, the catalog for the national tour, signed by

669: An Early Ochre Green Glass Bottle, inscribed "Rhum Jamaique", with hand-cut mouth and textured surface.