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John Checkley, originally from New Zealand, called The Bay Area his home beginning in 1955. This is an original oil painting showing a cable car coming up the hill. It was purchased by my family when visiting San Francisco in the late 1960's or early 70's. I believe it was either purchased in a gallery found within The St Francis Hotel ( now the Westin St Francis) on Union Square or in Checkley's own gallery near the Wharf. The frame is solid wood. The matting is woven fabric. There are some minor markings. Please see them in photos... a pointer was used to show the locations. I thought I would leave it up to the buyer to try to remove them. When hanging on the wall, they really are not very noticeable. This painting has always been in my family in a smoke free environment. We need to downsize. I'm just hoping this goes to a good home where it will be appreciated. Measurements can be found in photos. Please take a moment to read my feedback and buy with confidence. Thank you for looking!
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Trenton, NJ
Posted on: January 4
Introductions: If youre looking for simplicity and functionality in a sewing table that wont take up too much space, then youve found it in our table. The unique platform shelf lowers and allows you to adjust for a variety of sewing machine base heights. With large worktop, a drawer and three shelves, you can you can organize your supplies and keep them close. The sturdy steel construction and 4/5...
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South Gate, CA
Posted on: January 5
Seller Description: Like new! Used once l... this is and amazing survival horror game! In perfect condition... no scratches or cracks...
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Grand Terrace, CA
Posted on: January 5
Seller Description: 1992 Olympic Half Dollar. Uncirculated in sealed capsule....
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Grand Terrace, CA
Posted on: January 5
Seller Description: 1950 Jamaican 1 Farthing coin. $10 or best offer....
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Grand Terrace, CA
Posted on: January 5
Seller Description: 1982 Silver Proof (250th Anniversary of George Washington Birth) Half Dollar. 90% Silver. $25 or best offer....
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