American 19th Century Paper Cut-Out

AMERICAN SCHOOL (19TH CENTURY) FOLK ART DRAWING, watercolor on paper, cut-out, depicting a basket of fruit, no signature located. Housed under glass in a red-painted frame. First half 19th century. 5

American, 19th century. Pairs of deer, birds, squirrels, and rabbits at center, with a floral surround and an applied "frame" of gold foil. In a period cross-cut frame, 15.25" high, 17" wide.

American, 19th Century. Cut out hearts, love birds and fine cut out border. Made for Lydia Mason, born December 16, 1802 in Bristol, Massachusetts. Lydia passed away in 1856 in Rockport, Cuyahoga, Ohi

American School (19th century), Two Silhouettes of Massachusetts Brotherscirca 1830, hollow-cut paper with block print coat and shirt, unsigned, presented in uniform gilt brass clad wood frames, both

(American, 18th/19th century) Four Portraits of Men and Women, unsigned, three ink cutout on cream paper, one ink on cream paper hollow cut on black fabric, sight 3-3/8 x 2-5/8 in.; each in brass and

American School (First Half 19th Century) Six Fine Hollow-Cut Silhouette Busts each paper cut-card over dark background including Charles Willson Peale, "Peale Museum" (1741-1827), "Man in a Top Hat",

Four hear and heart in hand valentines on paper. American. 19th century. 1. Blue and Gold hearts. "Memorial for Priscilla Struff died Jan. 3, 1864" inscribed on back in ink. Sold in Northeast Auctions

(American, late 19th century) Conversation Scene, signed and dated bottom right "at Richmond Va. by Harriet Cooper December 1787", each figure with name inscribed below, ink cutout on cream paper with

(19th Century) Timothy Gladding (American, 1775-1846), blind stamped lower center "Gladding", ink on cream paper hollow cut on black paper, sight 4 x 3-3/8 in.; Two Portraits of Women and One of a Man

AMERICAN SCHOOL (19TH CENTURY) FOLK ART CUT-WORK / SCHERENSCHNITTE NAUTICAL SCENE, watercolor on paper, vignette depicting a two-masted ship on choppy sea waters with a cloudy sky above, surrounded by

(19th century) Seven Portraits of Men and Women, one signed across bottom "Cut by M, Nancy Well ...", five ink cutout on cream paper, one ink on plaster, one ink on cream paper hollow cut on black pap

Group of (6) 19th century American folk art theorems and still lifes, to include: (3) theorem paintings, comprising: fruit basket, oil on velvet, (cut out and laid down to paper, foxing); flower and f

(19th century) General Franklin Pierce and Family, titled and dated across bottom "1845", ink cutout on blue paper with ink details, sight 6 x 7-1/4 in.; Robert E. Lee, titled and signed lower right "

(19th century) Forest Horse Scene, unsigned, ink cutout on cream paper, 3-1/8 x 15-5/8 in.; painted wood frame, 4-7/8 x 17-1/2 in. Provenance: Private Collection, Middleburg, Virginia

(19th century) Longwood Children, signed and dated lower right "by Inman/1849", inscribed "Cora Longwood. age 12/Cole S. Longwood age 9", black fabric cutout on cream paper, sight 6-1/4 x 7-3/4 in.; p

(19th century) Three Portraits of Young Girls, unsigned, two ink cutout with bronzing on cream paper with ink wash, one ink with bronzing on cream paper with ink wash; two Birdseye maple frames, one p

(19th century) Nine Assorted Portraits of Men and Women, one signed "by D. Arder", one inscribed verso "D. Drummond when in 14th Reg. ...", most ink cutout with bronzing on cream paper, two ink on cre

early 19th century; cutout faces with black cloth backing, hair and clothing painted on paper, in period giltwood frames, 4 x 3 1/4 in.

(19th century) Gentleman with Cane and Top Hat, unsigned, gouache and ink on cream paper with ink wash, sight 10-3/8 x 7-3/4 in.; Gentleman Facing Right, unsigned, bronzing on ink cutout on cream pape

CIVIL WAR ERA CARTE DE VISITE PORTRAIT COLLECTIONAmerican, 19th century, paper ephemera. Six (6) CDV: four Civil War soldiers; a standing soldier with sword taken by J.A. Scholten of St. Louis, Missou

American, 19th century, lidded cut glass cigar jar, possibly Dorflinger & Sons "Renaissance" pattern, resting in fitted metal mounted carved wood frame with lock mechanism marked "C. Dorflinger & Sons

American, 19th Century. Three "Custer" paper band boxes: Grandmother Custer, 4"l.; mid-size, 6.25"l.; and a large geometric box, 7.125"l.

American, early 19th century, hollow cut with black cloth ground, identified in period inscription as Anna Brookes and John Brookes / Phila / 1803, with impressed Peale Museum seal, under glass in a b

Probably American, 2nd quarter 19th century. Cut out half portraits most likely by the same hand of older man and woman. Gold brushed details and she wears a lace bonnet. Toning and the man has surfac