Two Child Mannequins

Two: adult size torso made of wood and missing stand, child size torso covered in satin and velvet, with removable legs, USA, 20th c. Adult sized with ink mark Taller: 36" x 13 1/2" x 7 1/2"

Adolfo Cipriani (Italian, 1857-1941), Two Children Gathering Flowerscarved white marble, with incised signature to base verso, depicting a male child affectionately presenting a flower to a female gat

Lewis W. Hine (American, 1874-1940), Two Child Labor Portraits, Lincolnton and Weldon, North Carolinaeach a silver print, to include Girl Beginning to Spin, Daniel Manufacturing Company, Lincolnton, N

Two portraits of children. 1) Portrait of a child in a blue dress with fishing rod. Signed on back 'Henry P. Bast, his godson. Born 10th November 1845 at Weymouth'. Condition: Excellent original condi

Continental, late 18th / early 19th century, "Brotherly Love" portrait depicting a small boy pushing another child in a swing, oil on canvas, apparently unsigned, framed. Provenance: From the Estate o

Child in high chair with doll, tin toys on floor. The Dr. Zemenick Collection. 4"x 3".

One female and one male mannequin, fiberglass with wooden arms, each having articulated arms and legs, faces with full features, each approx. 6'H---cracks, losses to paint, male's left arm missing bal

Unusual Graduated Set of 4 Child's Mannequins 35 1/2"H / 41"H / 46 1/2"H / 61 1/2"H

New MexicoGroup of Two Children's Chairs, Early 20th Century Child's Chair, ca. 193015 11/16 x 11 x 9 1/2 in. (39.81 x 27.94 x 24.13 cm.)

19th or earlier, including a Queen Anne style walnut child's chair, h. 26 in.; a Georgian style inlaid mahogany child's chair; and an American maple candlestand with square top and tripod base, h. 26

PORTRAIT OF TWO CHILDREN19th CenturyOne child holding a whip. Unsigned.Oil on canvas, 34î x 27î. Framed 42î x 36î.

A heart-shaped pendant made of 14K gold. Profiles of two boys decorate the charm. Engraved inscription Jeffrey 2-27-72, Brian 3-2-76 is on the backside. Hallmark MS is on the backside. Weight: 7.7 gra

George Schlosser oil painting child's portrait after the original "Girl With Cherries" circa 1820 in the Kalman Collection London 2" by 2.75", child's portrait after "Mrs. Rachael G. Gerrand As A Chil

Harrington Mann (Scottish/American 1864-1937), Two Children, O/C 1930, signed and dated LR. Labels on verso: Royal Academy Exhibition and Jacques Seligman & Co. Inc., New York.(CLAR7416)(AC) Measureme

Three color patina. Teeter totter moves up and down. Excellent detail. 58" high, 67" wide.

The Nephrite jade carved to recumbent two children playing drum and holding a flag. Presented upon a carved hardwood base. The jade shows clean white tone, and accent of golden russet inclusion with m

A Nephrite jade carved in organic form covered box, of a plantain leaf shape, with two children in pursuit of a robe which flow down to the side wall of the lid and container, formed clasp and linked

This impressive statue features a depiction of childhood, two children sit on a swing suspended from a tree branch. Intricately detailed features such as the tree's bark texture and the children's fac

TADEUSZ TADE MAKOWSKI (1882-1932) Two Children Oil on board 8 1/4" x 6" Signed lower side

This impressive statue features a depiction of childhood, two children sit on a swing suspended from a tree branch. Intricately detailed features such as the tree's bark texture and the children's fac

ABRAHAM TALIRUNILI P.O.V. (1927-1994) INUKJUAK (PORT HARRISON) Kneeling Mother with Two Children, 1980 stone, 17.75 x. 11.25 x 12 in (45.1 x 28.6 x 30.5 cm), dated and signed, "80 ᐊᐃ&#5130

Auguste Moreau (French, 1834-1917) Two Children. Signed Auguste Moreau. Gilt bronze. Ht. 18". An Old Westbury, NY Collection.

Oil on canvas, 36.25 x 29 inches, in a period frame, 41 x 33.75 inches. Stencil of a canvas supplier Edward Dechaun, New York. Provenance: from a Wiscasset, Maine Estate.

19th C. Overall: 54"h x 44"w Sight: 50-1/4"h x 39-3/4"w Provenance: Descended in the Gould Family, New England; Gary Sergeant Antiques, Woodbury, Connecticut; Property from a Connecticut Gentleman