Pair Early Miniature Framed Hair Memorials ID'd

Pair Early Miniature Identified Hair Memorials - Identified as: Benjamin Born 17 Jan 1742 in Bradford, Essex, Massachusetts Bay, died 1811; Lydia Tunney formerly Hale aka Perley, born 23 Mar 1711 in B

This pair of early French round, framed miniature watercolors depicts two country water scenes. They each measure 5.5" round.

PAIR OF EARLY MINIATURE PORTRAITS. 1. Eliza Pallisser (nee Hautenville). Image:oval 2" h x 1.25" w. 2. Alexander Jeffrey. Image: oval 1.5" h x 1" w. Both framed by JJ Gillespie and Company, Pittsburg

Early 19th C. Pair of Framed Miniature Portraits of Nobles Ladys Signed, Circa 1830. The frame measures 5 1/2" x 4 1/2" and the portrait maeasures H: 3 1/4"

Mixed medium on board of framed man and woman. Images 3 1/2 x 5 inches. Not signed. Ca 1830's-1850. Somepaint loss on edge. Shipping 4 x 6 x 2 and 1 pound.

Pair of early to mid 19th century painted continental school portrait miniatures in frames. Dimensions: Approximately 6" x 5" each. Provenance: Private Estate SHIPPING $15 Standard (within Continental

Early remembrance locket w/ miniature portrait of a young woman (reverse with hair memorial missing), oval, 2 3/4" x 2 1/4"

Pair of early 20th century miniature oil on board paintings of Venetian scenes, signed "Deyer" l.c., 4 1/2" x 6 1/2" sight, 6 3/4" x 8 3/4" framed.

Portrait of a gentleman circa 1820s in a gold plated case. The case has a window which displays a lock of hair. Excellent detail on this one and it comes in a case. Case is a little on the larger side

Framed painted portrait miniature, early 19th c., depicting a lady with a white turban arranged around her powdered hair, wearing a white neckerchief over a blue gown, centered in a giltwood frame, si

An early miniature American W/C Memorial portrait of a gentleman, with hair attached on reverse with glass covering - partial label on reverse identifying sitter that appears to read "John Farmer / of

Antique late 19th early 20th century mini miniature French Victorian era wooden framed portrait painting. Depicts a young fair skinned maiden with curly black hair seated on a pink colored chair. No a

These date to the early 20th century, just under 4" oval, in a fancy brass frame, hand painted in beautiful leather presentation cases.

DESCRIPTION: A pair of matching bronze reticulated decorative frames with signed miniature portraits of noblewomen. CIRCA: Early 20th Century ORIGIN: Continental DIMENSIONS: L. 5.5" x W. 3.75" CONDITI

Framed portrait miniature of a young woman, late 19th / early 20th century. The painting on celluloid depicts a beautiful young woman with long flowing hair, dressed in a formal gown. Measures 4.5" x

(2) Early American portrait miniatures, 18th/19th c., a gentleman and a lady, the gentleman with lock of hair and pearl beads on verso, both unsigned, 3"l x 2.25"w (larger), framed in pendant

Pair Continental portrait miniatures, 18th/19th c., a young gentleman and a lady, each with woven locks of hair and monogram to verso, unsigned, 3.75"l x 3"w (total), framed in pendant

Early 19th Century miniature portrait of a child with short brown hair, blue dress and holding a ball. Gilt framed as a pendant with a curl of hair encased in the back. Crack to ivory. Measures approx

Antique late 19th early 20th century mini miniature French Victorian era ornate gilt brass framed portrait painting on panel. Depicts a young fair skinned maiden with curly black hair wearing a rose i

Antique late 19th early 20th century mini miniature French Victorian era gold gilt brass framed portrait painting on porcelain. Depicts a young fair skinned maiden with curly hair wearing a feathered

Small framed, signed Rogel watercolor portrait of beautiful lady with swept hair and another watercolor portrait signed Dew of fine detailed lady with long red hair wearing a plumed hat. Both measure

c. Late 19th/Early 20th Century. Seven miniature paintings on pith paper, including four depicting pairs of fire brigade men (each 3 7/8in x 6 1/4in sight; framed together 23in x 10 3/4in); and three

Pair of early framed portraits. Portraits of Adam and Sarah (Sutton) Gross. Adam Gross, b. 1834 Altenglan, Pfalz, Bayern, Germany, immigrated to Marietta Ohio with two brothers in 1854, married Sarah

Early framed memorial engraved print that has been filled out for William Henry Harrison, signed by W.F. Matteson, sight is 6.75"T x 8.75"W, overall is 9"T x 10"W