Pair of oval oil on board seascapes, 19th c., possibly

Two English oil landscapes on artists board, circa late 19th c., presented in matching oval frames that measure 19 1/2" x 23 1/2". One oil depicts a hiker on a path, while the other depicts a

Late 19th C., possibly Western Pennsylvania Overall: 18"h x 15"w Sight: 13-1/4"h x 10 1/2"w Provenance: Property from the Estate of Ann Clinedinst, New Jersey

Late 19th/early 20th century Pair of Severin Roesen style oval still life paintings Oil on board in gilt frames One with "IC or FC" lower right, the other unsigned Approx. 27.5" X 34.75" (framed)

J. C. W. Tuck, 19th century, Marine School, Oil on board, A pair of oval ship portraits in full sail, one flying an American flag, the other a German flag. Both signed and dated 1892 lower right. Appr

Pair of mid 19th century oval portraits, oil on canvas laid down on board, identified by oral history as John and Martha Boone of North Carolina, distant relatives of Daniel Boone. Both subjects are d

19th c. seascape, signed indistinctly LLC. Oil on artist board. Also painted on reverse. 10" x 14". Possibly signed "CT Stuart".

AMERICAN SCHOOL (19th century) Portraits of John and Ellen Nightingale Oil on canvas laid on paper board Both oval: 28 x 22 inches Historical Property From The Eminent San Francisco Pioneer Family of

Continental School, Late 19th c., Evening Coastal Scenes with Sailing Ships, pair of oils on panels, each signed, artist unknown, possibly Belgian. (PMCC9004/2)[TC] Dimensions:6.75" H x 12", framed 12

Early 19th c., oil on canvas mounted on board and possibly cut down to an oval format, 20 x 14 inches, early 20th c. gilt frame, unsigned.

19th century pair of portrait oil painting of a local Stony Ridge married couple, 10" H giltwood oval frames.

Follower of Balthasar van der Ast (Dutch, 1593/94-1657), "Still Life of Flowers and a Seashell", pair of oils on board, fourth quarter 19th century, 8" x 10-1/2". Presented in matching, antique carve

Oil on canvas sailing ship seascapes circa 19th century in period frames. One painting is signed and has a name plate applied to its frame. Framed size 19-1/4" x 15-1/8". Shipping: In-House shipping a

Antique Oil On Canvas Laid On Board Seascape Painting 19th C. Frame Measure 18.5" X 22.5", Sight 11.5" X 15.5". From Memphis Tenn. Estate Of An 83 Year Old Gentleman. Please carefully read our terms o

English School (19th Century) Pair, Oil on board, Farmyard scenes. 30 cm x 24 cm.

In Giltwood Frames. 24w X 30h. From The Estate Of Ken And Pat Hodge.

After Jean Baptiste Greuze (French, 1725¨C1805); Portrait of Young Lady, head & shoulders, Flowers in her Hair, 19th century oval oil on board, framed in 19 century oval opening in rectangular frame.

ATTRIBUTED TO CORNELIS DE HEEM "STILL LIFE FRUIT" OIL ON BOARD. POSSIBLY A 19th CENTURY COPY. Height: 13 & 7 1/2 in. by Width: 15 & 9 1/2 in.

Oval Framed Oil pair of 19th C. portraits 27 X 23"

CONTINENTAL SCHOOL19th CenturyPair of seascapes: 1) Fisherman pulling nets at sea with a city on a hill in background.2) Steam/sailboats at sea with a shoreline in background.Both unsigned.Oils on can

Unknown artist, Italian school, Holy Mother and Child, inscribed "Maria conserbabat omnia verbahae conferens in Corde suo. Luc.2.x19", possibly 19th century, oil on board, framed, includes Southeby's

American pair of 19th century paintings, “Niagara Falls”. Oil on board. 19th century paintings. Both monogrammed lower right H.B.P. Dated July 1893. In good condition, with retouch in the sky and

American School, "Portrait of a Man with Glasses in his Hand," 19th c., possibly John Genin (1830-1895, New Orleans), oval oil on canvas, unframed, H.- 36 in., W.- 28 in.

Pair of 19th Century Oil on Board Portraits. Gentleman and Lady 1/2 length seated portraits. Signed on verso "Horace Root Aged 34 years Drawn by D. Bronsen March 18, 1837" and "Angelline Wife H. Root

Unknown artist, British 19th Century, oil on board, H.M.S Simoon (titled verso on paper label), fighting ship of the Royal Navy prior to 1842 when she was renamed H.M.S. Terrible. Possibly anchored of