George Oliver

George Tzannes is an American painter of Greek origins.

Together with his brother, Oliver studied under his father and developed heavily on the intricate textured stippling techniques of George Clare; he is generally considered to be the ...

Together with his brother, Oliver studied under his father and developed heavily on the intricate textured stippling techniques of George Clare; he is generally considered to be the ...

Together with his brother, Oliver studied under his father and developed heavily on the intricate textured stippling techniques of George Clare; he is generally considered to be the ...

Together with his brother, Oliver studied under his father and developed heavily on the intricate textured stippling techniques of George Clare; he is generally considered to be the ...

A Live Edge all hand crafted sculptural bowl, in beautiful olive wood by Tylor Povic.  

An early 19th century George III olive wood letter box featuring shell and parquetry inlay, lion head pulls on sides ending in brass feet.

Fiddle pattern; well pointed tips; script monogram "MFH." Made by George Oliver Conrad (1823-1907), primarily operating in Harrisonburg, VA.

Handsome fiddle pattern with well pointed tips and script monogram "MFH." Made by George Oliver Conrad (1823-1907), primarily operating in Harrisonburg, VA.

Sunlit Olive Grove signed by Georges Bordonave (French contemporary) oil painting on canvas, framed framed: 27 x 32.5 inches canvas: 20 x 25.5 inches condition: very good provenance:...

He would continue to exhibit his works till 1874. Two of George's sons Oliver and Vincent were also artists and became quite famous for their still life and flower paintings. 20x2...

Pair of George III style, campaign style burl olive wood, occasional commodes, mid-20th century.

2nd Quarter 18thC Walnut and Olive Veneered Lowboy Shaped Top with Moulded Edge above 3 Drawers having Brass Fittings on Cabriole Leg and Pad Feet - 29.5"w x 17.5"d x 28"h

Modernist Floor Clock by Howard Miller / stunning Burl Olive Case,, 8-day,,Chimes.. (see video) Tested and keeping perfect time,, Truly amazing original condition.. Hand delivery ...

This is one of the finest and longest Geo. III period Scottish sideboards we have had in our 100 year-old history! The mahogany is of superb color and the patina is wonderful. The ex...

An extremely rare and fine pair of George IV Regency exotic timber boxes of sarcophagus shape, decorated to all surfaces and lined in silk velvet. The finely veneered top is deco...

Vintage olive green leather George III style wingback arm chair with classic nail head trim, rolled arms and dramatic high back.

Pair of wing armchairs in George II style, with olive leather upholstered sides, back and seat, on walnut leaf carved cabriole legs with claw and ball feet

George III figured mahogany sideboard standing on six-tapered legs with string inlay and shell motifs. Consisting of a center drawer flanked by a cutlery drawer and a hinged drawer o...

Mahogany corner secretary with single glazed door over outfitted butler's secretary drawer and two over three graduated drawers. Satinwood stringing and fan inlays occur throughout t...

One will often find that Vincent's paintings are signed and inscribed, with his address, on the reverse. Like his father (George) and brother (Oliver), Vincent became quite well-kno...

Around 1870 the company began crafting hand-made upholstered furniture and by this time had changed its name to "Colie & Son" after George and Oliver Colie took control. The furnitur...

George Tzannes is an American painter of Greek origins.

George Tzannes is an American painter of Greek origins.

Together with his brother, Oliver studied under his father and developed heavily on the intricate textured stippling techniques of George Clare; he is generally considered to be the ...

Olive trees and olive groves are often the main subject of Tzannes paintings.

Together with his brother, Oliver studied under his father and developed heavily on the intricate textured stippling techniques of George Clare; he is generally considered to be the ...

Provence by Georges Bordonave (French contemporary) signed oil painting on canvas, framed framed: 16.5 x 23 inches canvas: 15 x 22 inches condition: very good provenance: from a la...

Toledo by Georges Bordonave (French contemporary) signed oil painting on board, unframed dated 1959 board: 13 x 16 inches condition: very good provenance: from a large private colle...

A free-form large Vintage Brutalist olive tree wood centerpiece bowl. In the Tradition of artists like Nakashima, or Noll.

Represented by George Billis Gallery, NYC & LA -- Objects, things that I could hold in my hand or put in my pocket, have always had a life of their own in my imagination and a powe...

Brutalist wood vide poche / bowl in the style of Nakashima / Noll.

The Clare family, George, Oliver and Vincent, were Victorian artists who specialised in and were well known for their highly finished and highly detailed still lifes of fruit and flo...

The rare signed discharge document is paired with a full-length portrait of George Washington, engraved by Oliver Pelton, circa 1850, after the famous painting by Gilbert Stuart.

He would continue to exhibit his works till 1874. Two of George's sons, Oliver and Vincent, were also artists and became quite famo...

One will often find that Vincent's paintings are signed and inscribed, with his address, on the reverse. Like his father George and brother Oliver, Vincent became quite well known f...

One will often find that Vincent's paintings are signed and inscribed, with his address, on the reverse. Like his father George and brother Oliver, Vincent became quite well known f...

One will often find that Vincent's paintings are signed and inscribed, with his address, on the reverse. Like his father George and brother Oliver, Vincent became quite well known f...

Vincent Clare was a Birmingham painter of fruit and flower subjects. He was the son of George Clare and brother of Oliver Clare, also both painters.

19th C English still life Flowers and birds nest by a Basket on a moss bank Clare was a Birmingham painter of fruit and flower subjects. He was the son of George Clare and brother o...

Vincent Clare was a Birmingham painter of fruit and flowers subjects. He was the son of George Clare and brother of Oliver Clare, also both painters Vincent lived for most of h...

-Roy Miller, Calling Mallards, Gadwall, Teal, Pintail, Bluebill, Canvas Back/-Russell Hofmeister, Calling Crows and Wild Geese (All about bird calls) -Count Basie and his Orchestra, ...

The Kittinger Company is an American maker of traditional colonial reproduction furniture that was founded in 1866 by entrepreneurs George and Oliver Colie. They opened a paper facto...

French olive ash and hickory side table by George Nakashima.

A large abstract painting on canvas by George Ratkai. Bright, bold brush strokes make this vibrant painting explode with energy. The warm dominating palette of orange, red, brown, ...

Drawn by George A. Oliver, these collectable racecar drawings are sold in a group of 4, 6 or 12.

A fine George III period mahogany longcase clock by John Oliver of Manchester.

In the original 18th century Saunders frame. Richard Oliver (1761-1821) was the son of Isabella and Thomas Oliver of Leyton in Essex.

Set of 12 drawings of historic racing cars dating from 1907 to 1960. Drawn by George A. Oliver and printed in 1963 by Hugh Evelyn Limited, London.

Paire of bookends in silver bronze signed by Georges Henri Laurent. They represent two seals with ivory tusks. Sealed with the round stamp of the founders L.N.J.L. (Les Neveux de J...

A rare mid-18th century olivewood parquetry bureau on stand, the fall front with central star burst upon a chequered ground with Greek key border, opening to reveal an intricately in...

Set of 12 framed drawings of historic English sports cars dating from 1925-1939. Drawn by George A. Oliver and printed in 1967 by Hugh Evelyn Limited, London.

Vincent Clare, British 1855 – 1925 was a Birmingham painter of fruit and flower subjects. He was the son of George Clare and brother of Oliver Clare, also both painters.