James Henry Hagaman

James Henry Hagaman (1866-1946, NY/MI) oil on canvas of a wagon of hay with farm hands. 13.5" x 17.5" ss / 19.5" x 23.5" oa

JAMES HENRY DAUGHERTY (American, 1889-1974) Portable Bomb Shelter signed and dated 'J. Daugherty 53' (lower left); labels from Montclair Art Museum and Spanierman Gallery, New York (affixed to the rev

James Henry Haseltine(American, 1833-1907)Bust of a Womanmarble sculpturesigned "J. Henry Haseltine. F., Rome, 1867"24 x 19 x 10 1/2 inches

James Henry Daugherty (1889-1974) Rural Life, Holy Milly and the New Ford Car bears artist's estate stamp (on the turnover edge) and bears artist's estate stamps again (on the turnover edge) and bears

Lot 148.1 James Henry Beard American (1812-1893) 'I’ll Give You Some' (The Bully) (1886) oil on canvas signed lower left 27 x 22 inches Provenance: From a New York Collection

English, 18th century. An original, fully operational square piano, manufactured by James Henry Houston of London, 1727. The interior of the lid is inscribed J.H. Houston 1727, and marked above the

JAMES HAGAMAN (AMERICAN 1866-1946) OIL ON CANVAS, 1901, H 22", W 18", ART NOUVEAU PORTRAIT OF A WOMAN Signed and dated in the lower right. Portrait of a woman with flowers in her hair with a floral pa

oil on canvas laid down on masonite signed lower right 28 x 22 inches

SAYS OF HIMSELF: "UNABLE . . . TO ANSWER FOR THE NUMBER OF HIS WORDS" JAMES, HENRY. Autograph Letter Signed, to author Henry Harland ("My dear Harland"), in English and French, reporting having sent a

Watercolor framed under glass, not inspected out of the frame. Signed JH Moser Lower left. Farmer tending his flock of sheep, barn, etc. Work measures 9.5" x 14.5" (by sight) frame measures 20" x 15"

James Henry Moser, watercolor, James Henry Moser (Canadian, 1854-1913), Trees in a Landscape, 1907, watercolor on paper, signed "J.H. Moser" and dated at lower left, 5.25"h x 7.25"w (sight), 13.5"h x

James Henry Beard (American 1811 - 1893), "Moving Further Westward" 1882, oil on canvas, signed and dated lower right, relined, 27" x 36". Provenance: Kennedy Galleries Inc., label on back along with

oil on canvas, 12 5/8 X 16 inches, no frame, "In the farmyard" signed with monogram lower right and verso. No buyer’s premium in this sale. No reserves above the starting price.

JAMES HENRY MOSERMassachusetts, 1854-1913“Autumn - Monument Mtn. Berkshires”. Signed lower left “JH Moser”. Titled verso.Oil on canvas, 6” x 8”. Framed 10” x 12”.

Portrait of an African American youth Watercolor on paper under glass Signed lower right: JH Moser Sight: 13.25" H x 9.25" W 13.25" H x 9.5" W

Attributed. to James Henry Beard (1811-1893), American painter of animals and portraits, 10 .75" x 9", "Young Boy with Dog", circa 1864, unsigned, modern gilt frame is 17" x 15.5". Attribution is base

James Henry Moser: Genre Watercolors. Group of three framed watercolors by artist/illustr

Attributed to James Henry Beard (American, 1811-1893) Sketch for a Race for Life oil on paper unsigned 7 3/4 x 19 1/4 inches. This lot is located in Palm Beach. Provenance: Alexander Gallery, New York

James Henry Stone (1849-? Buncombe County, NC), One Gallon Jarcirca 1880s, alkaline glazed stoneware, highly ovoid form with rounded rim, applied lug handles, vertical streaks which have the appearanc

James Henry Stone (1849-? Buncombe County, NC), Two Gallon Pitcherwarm olive alkaline glazed stoneware with wide decorative band and bas relief ridge marking the shoulder, bulbous body, stamped below

Antique 19th C Oil Painting Portrait Rev. James Henry in a Lemon Gilt Frame. Note: Painting has been professionally repaired, see back photo.Provenance: Owned by a Rothschild.

James Henry MOSER (1854-1913): "Mountain Study (Washington State?)". Watercolor on wove paper. Signed in ink. Sheet size: 5 3/4 7 3/8 inches

This pair of oil paintings are attributed to James Henry Beard (1811-1893) framed oils on canvas. Per family letter these antique oil paintings were executed by Beard. They were found in an Olcott fam

James (Henry) The Works, 14 works in 7 vol., pp.134-150 corners creased, original cloth, spines gilt, extremities bumped and frayed, [?1883-7] § Thackeray (Henry) The Virginians, 2 vol., first ed