A signed and numbered 47/125 loose lithograph entitled "Christmas Noel", originally executed by late painter and surrealist artist Salvador Dalí (Spanish, 1904-1989) c.1946. The piece depicts a partially symmetrical scene, consisting of two halves of a face with an arched outline, topped with winter trees. Numbered lower left and signed lower right; thumbprint and number 9558490 are shown en verso. Measures approximately 30" x 21.25".

A signed and numbered 213/300 loose lithograph entitled "L'Hostie", originally executed by late painter and surrealist artist Salvador Dalí (Spanish, 1904-1989) c.1961. The piece with embossed details, depicts a crucified figure, likely Jesus on the cross, with congregants at his feet, drawn within a keyhole shape. Numbered lower left and signed lower right. Measures approximately 29.5" x 21.75".

A signed and numbered 7/250 loose lithograph entitled "Horses on Shore", originally executed by late painter and surrealist artist Salvador Dalí (Spanish, 1904-1989) c.1984. The piece portrays a landscape with a wide arch focal point, along with roaming horses. Numbered lower left and signed lower right; thumbprint en verso numbered 9579001. Measures approximately 22.5" x 30".

A signed loose Épreuve d'Artiste (EA) entitled "Don Quixote Overwhelmed", originally executed by late painter and surrealist artist Salvador Dalí (Spanish, 1904-1989) c.1957. The piece portrays an abstract human figure bent over in anguish, holding a drooping red flower. Numbered lower left and signed lower right. Measures approximately 30" x 22".

A signed and numbered 153/300 loose lithograph entitled "Triumphant Madonna", originally executed by late painter and surrealist artist Salvador Dalí (Spanish, 1904-1989) c.1951. The piece depicts abstract fragments, coming together to form the Lady Madonna, holding a bible or scripture, with a halo and glowing aura radiating from her center. Numbered lower left and signed lower right; thumbprint and number 8719499 are shown en verso. Measures approximately 29.5" x 21.5".

A signed and numbered 206/300 loose lithograph entitled "Disintegration of the Persistence of Memory", originally executed by late painter and surrealist artist Salvador Dalí (Spanish, 1904-1989) c.1952-54. The piece is a classic Dalí piece, depicting everyday images in his signature ‘melting’ technique, including clocks and fish, with a repetitive cube and prism foreground. Numbered lower left and signed lower right. Measures approximately 21.5" x 29.5".

A signed and numbered 158/300 loose lithograph entitled "The Golden Age (Don Quixote)", originally executed by late painter and surrealist artist Salvador Dalí (Spanish, 1904-1989) c.1957. The piece illustrates a busy scene depicting many characters and human figures in the background along with trees, mountains and structures with the title character, Don Quixote, in the foreground. Numbered lower left and signed lower right. Measures approximately 22" x 30".

A signed and numbered 99/300 loose lithograph entitled "Dalí's Hand Drawing Back the Golden Fleece in the Form of a Cloud to Show Gala the Dawn, Completely Nude, Very, Very Far Away Behind the Sun", originally executed by late painter and surrealist artist Salvador Dalí (Spanish, 1904-1989) c.1977. The piece is a portrayal of a nude figure rising from a sunrise, surrounded by building and arches on the left and right, with boats in the water below. Numbered lower left and signed lower right. Measures approximately 30" x 22".

A signed and numbered I, CLXXVIII/CCC loose lithograph entitled "Gala Nude Looking at the Sea Which at 18 Metres Appears the President Lincoln", originally executed by late painter and surrealist artist Salvador Dalí (Spanish, 1904-1989) c.1975. The piece depicts an array of icons, depending on your eye, including Abraham Lincoln, seen only from a distance, a nude figure staring into the light, a dark cross framing the scene and other images. Numbered lower left and signed lower right; a brochure detailing the artwork is included as shown. Measures approximately 27.5" x 21".

A signed and numbered 16/300 loose lithograph entitled "Imperial Monument to the Woman-Child", originally executed by late painter and surrealist artist Salvador Dalí (Spanish, 1904-1989) c.1929. The piece is a classic Dalí piece depicting an array of abstract items within a landscape including antique vehicles, human-like figures, flowers, keys and more. Numbered lower left and signed lower right. Measures approximately 22" x 30".

A signed and numbered 29/250 loose lithograph entitled "La Gare de Perpignan", originally executed by late painter and surrealist artist Salvador Dalí (Spanish, 1904-1989) c.1965. The piece portrays the lights of a train as the main focal point, surrounded by assorted characters, most appearing to be farmers or the like. Numbered lower left and signed lower right; thumbprint and numbers 905273 and 622350 are shown en verso. Measures approximately 21" x 27".

A signed and numbered 133/300 loose lithograph entitled "Les Envahisseurs", originally executed by late painter and surrealist artist Salvador Dalí (Spanish, 1904-1989) c.1980. The piece portrays a stallion and six nude figures and statues in soft pastel colors, mid movement, what looks like an altercation but possibly a dance. Numbered lower left and signed lower right. Measures approximately 30" x 21.5".

A signed and numbered 183/300 loose lithograph entitled "The Signal of Anguish ", originally executed by late painter and surrealist artist Salvador Dalí (Spanish, 1904-1989) c.1934. The piece is a classic Dalí abstract print depicting a nude woman, partially covered, a blue hanging cloth drawing your eyes directionally up and to the right. Numbered lower left and signed lower right. Measures approximately 29.75" x 21.75".

A signed and numbered 97/300 loose lithograph entitled "The Virgin of Guadalupe", originally executed by late painter and surrealist artist Salvador Dalí (Spanish, 1904-1989) c.1959. The piece depicts Dalí’s take on the famous catholic national symbol of Mexico: Virgin Mary surrounded by an aura or halo, while holding baby Jesus. Numbered lower left and signed lower right. Measures approximately 30" x 22".

A signed and numbered 11/300 loose lithograph entitled "Raphaelesque Head Exploding", originally executed by late painter and surrealist artist Salvador Dalí (Spanish, 1904-1989) c.1951. The piece depicts abstract fragments, coming together to form the face of the Lady Madonna, her upper head area in the shape and style of a Byzantine dome. Numbered lower left and signed lower right. Measures approximately 30" x 22".

A signed and numbered 100/300 loose lithograph entitled "The Happy Unicorn", originally executed by late painter and surrealist artist Salvador Dalí (Spanish, 1904-1989) c.1977. The piece portrays an ethereal unicorn on a soft blue background, sprouting foliage along its back. Numbered lower left and signed lower right. Measures approximately 22" x 30".

A signed and numbered 119/300 loose lithograph entitled "Apparition of My Cousin Carolinetta on the Beach at Rosas", originally executed by late painter and surrealist artist Salvador Dalí (Spanish, 1904-1989) c.1933. The piece depicts an assortment of figures including a rearing stallion, a sailboat, and a simple sun sketch surrounding a woman next to an abandoned boat featuring a deep green tree sprouting from the wreckage. Numbered lower left and signed lower right. Measures approximately 30" x 22".

A signed and numbered 181/300 loose lithograph entitled "Philosopher Illuminated by the Light of the Moon and the Setting Sun", originally executed by late painter and surrealist artist Salvador Dalí (Spanish, 1904-1989) c.1939. The piece is a classic Dalí artwork portraying a busy landscape of abstract images, the main focal point being a human-like figure resting on its side . Numbered lower left and signed lower right, with "Philosopher" written en verso as shown. Print measures approximately 22" x 30".

A signed and numbered 150/300 loose lithograph entitled "Les Envahisseurs", originally executed by late painter and surrealist artist Salvador Dalí (Spanish, 1904-1989) c.1980. The piece portrays a stallion and six nude figures and statues in soft pastel colors, mid movement, what looks like an altercation but possibly a dance. Numbered lower left and signed lower right. Measures approximately 30" x 21.5".

An English mahogany longcase clock by William Robson of North Shields, dating to 1790–1810. The slender mahogany-veneered case is richly detailed with contrasting inlay. Its pierced swan-neck crest rises around a brass-colored ball-and-spire finial, above an arched glazed hood door flanked by columns. Pale oval inlays, fine stringing and contrasting borders enliven the hood, shaped trunk door and figured base panel. The white-painted arched dial is signed “W. Robson / N. Shields.” Roman hour numerals sit between an outer Arabic minute scale and an inner numbered calendar ring. Pierced hands and gold-colored scroll ornament surround the center, with a painted figure in an oval at the top. Two winding apertures are present. The long trunk door opens to the weight-cord compartment; two cylindrical weights, a pendulum, winding crank and door key accompany the clock. The case shows age-related wear, veneer splits and small losses, open joints and worn base edges. The painted dial has discoloration, scratches and wear. The crest is removable and is photographed both fitted and detached. Running, striking and calendar operation have not been tested. Approximately 18.5" × 9.5" × 90" tall. Auction Estimate: $400–$600. Note Regarding Shipping Services: This item is exceptionally large and/or heavy, and may require custom boxing or crating depending on the intended destination and available carrier services. For more information prior to bidding, please email us at Shipping@AlaskaPremierAuctions.com or call/text us at 907.570.7050.