Clare Walker Wehrle, Two Portraits of Gentlemen

CLARE WALKER WEHRLE (American, 20th Century), Two Portraits of Gentlemen, oils on canvas, overall (each unframed): 30.5 x 24.5 inches, each signed ''Walker''. Condition: paint cracks in few areas.

Lot of two 19th century Americana items, to include: portrait of a gentleman in oval format figured maple frame, signed "Nancy Shoe Walker," and calligraphy example in frame, portrait 6 5/8" h x 4 5/8

American school, 2nd quarter 19th century. Oil on canvas, unsigned. Man with high collared shirt and bow tie with his hand resting on a book. Restored and rebacked. 30"h. 24"w., bird's eye maple frame

The two portraits of gentlemen, one being very handsome, each with hair on the opposite side, one with memorial themes. Measure 2.5 x 1.75 and 3 x 2 inches. Provenance: The multi-generation collection

Two portraits of gentlemen. Probably English, mid 19th century. 1. Portrait of a Gentleman. Oil on canvas. Frame: H 17-5/8" W 15-5/8". Canvas: H 14" W 12-1/4". Condition: Excellent condition 2. J.W. M

Persian, 19th century. Group of three Persian embellished watercolors manuscript leaves/fragments comprising two portraits of gentlemen and one with two cranes, scattered inscriptions. Provenance: Fro

Group of English decorative objects, including two portraits of gentlemen, watercolor, signed "K. Woleut," and one plaque, porcelain, 8 3/4" high x 4 1/2" wide (largest). Provenance: from the personal

Two portraits of gentlemen, one possibly Thomas McKean; the other of a man in powder wig, 20th century Color prints on paper Both 5.25" x 4.5" (framed)

1st item: Italian School miniature pastel on paper portrait of a young man with long dark hair, blue coat and ruffled collar. Handwritten note en verso says "Galleria D'Arte Via S. Andrea / 2 Nov. 193

Early 19th century. Framed oil on canvas portrait of a seated gentleman. Over painting and holes. Canvas 14"w x 17"h. Framed 17.75"w x 20.75" Late 19th century oil on canvas of an older gentleman. Pai

Both sixth plates, housed in full leather covered cases, both are of gentlemen in the early thirties or late twenties.

TWO MINIATURE PORTRAITS OF GENTLEMANAmerica or England, 18th CenturyOne marked on back “about 1720” and stamped on the frame “PARR”. The other marked “Abel[…]&#8221

Each with expanding paper or leather edges; one featuring Henry Clay The American Statesman; one lettered General Taylor never surrender; two with portraits of gentlemen, one of which is double-sided;

MINIATURES: Painted early miniatures of gentleman and one small silhouette of woman in profile, details include: two portraits of young gentlemen in Federal style dress, neither with artist signature,

Two watercolor portraits of gentlemen, circa 1830, the oval initialed C.F.; together with a silhouette of a man. Largest: 3.5" x 2.75"ss / 6" x 5"oa

Five hand painted plates, all marked "Sevres" and "Chateau de St. Cloud"; Three plates are decorated with portraits of ladies and two with portraits of gentlemen; Names/titles of the persons depicted

Two miniature oil portraits of gentlemen: The first, circa 1800, with creases in base material otherwise good condition - measures 2 7/8" x 3 7/8"; the second of an older gentleman, early 19th century

Two Antique Miniature Portraits Of Gentlemen. Larger Portrait Framed 4.0H x 4.0W x 0.5D in. Sight 2.75H x 2.75W in. Smaller Portrait 3.375H x 3.0W x 0.675D in. Sight 1.5H x 1.5W in. All Measureme

DESCRIPTION: Seven framed miniature silhouettes including one attributed to John Miers (British, 1756-1821). Includes five portraits of gentlemen and two portraits of ladies. In black frames. MEASUREM

Two companion portraits of elderly gentlemen, one signed lower left (signature partially obscured by frame), the other signature not found. [Art: 10 x 8 inches; Frame: 13 1/2 x 11 3/4 inches]. Both in

Two oval portraits of prominent 18th century Georgetown gentlemen: John Threckeld and Colonel John Cox, both former mayors of Georgetown, inscribed verso. [Larger: 20 1/2" H x 17 1/2" W]. Toning and f

Two (2). English. c. 1800. Wax. Two early wax miniature profile busts. Joseph Black M.D. (1728-1799) was a noted Scottish Physicist and Chemist. The image of J. Robinson D.D bears a close remblance to

American School 18th / 19th century Two Portraits: A Quaker Lady and Gentleman Oil on canvas, framed. (29 1/2 in. x 25 in. (sight)) Provenance Property from the Ron Wohlrab collection of Salem, N

Two Portrait Miniatures: one of a gentleman, the other of a young girl Together with a shadow box frame with a Roman silver coin and cameo; a Florentine frame mounted with a print of Raphael's Madonna