English oval miniature portrait

English oval miniature portrait of Lieutenant Colonel Sherbourne H.N. Williams of her Britannic Majesty's Corps of Royal Engineers, with lock of hair and some written Providence. 2.5"h. x 2"w.

Group of Three English Oval Portrait Miniatures, 19th c., of a man, a woman in a lace bonnet, and a child in a white dress, presented in matching gilt decorated carved wood frames, Each- H.- 2 1/8 in.

Pair 19th c. English miniature oval watercolor portraits. Info verso. Sights 3 1/2" x 2 1/2".

An antique hand painted oval miniature portrait print on paper, The Honourable Mrs Graham, after the original oil painting on canvas by Thomas Gainsborough, English, 1727 to 1788. Inscribed lower left

ENGLISH STERLING SILVER AND ENAMEL FRAME FOR MINIATURE PORTRAIT, oval form with green guilloche and white enamel borders, hinged back, hanging loop, currently housing a photograph. Impressed to side w

Oval Portraits of Two European Military Officers 1800’s. These are two miniature oval portraits of European military officers, possibly English, but we are not sure what country they hail from.

A GROUP OF PORTRAITS. Comprising two 18th century oval miniatures, probably English, and depicting a gentleman in blue coat and a young girl with sausage curls, both unsigned and contained in gilt ova

John Miers (English 1756-1821). Oval portrait silhouette or shadow of a gentleman on porcelain, signed, "Miers" in his signature highlighted or bronzed technique. The oval portrait is surrounded by a

A Victorian leather-bound book album with miniature portraits in oval frames and a box of rectangular portrait photographs. One of the photographs is signed by hand in English, possibly by a child. Di

Gold oval Frames, possibly English, depicting a husband and wife in profile: 3.75'' wd. x 5'' ht.

This lot is for a small pair of 18th-century oval painted portraits. They are English in origin, and appear to depict a couple, perhaps newlyweds. The painting of the handsome husband includes a real

English Bust Portrait of a Young Man with Sideburns, blue coat with gold buttons, white vest and stock, unsigned, circa 1805. In the original walnut oblong frame with gilt oval bezel, domed glass. OS:

American or English, 19th century, watercolor on paper. Dapper gentleman in 1820s clohing signed "Benischel fecit 5 March 69". Easel frame, 6"h. 5"w. And a young woman in a pink dress. Oval locket fra

Circa 1780 cut paper and red watercolor with black ink, subject unknown. Crimson coat is not necessarily military. Housed in the original black lacquered panel frame with brass oval bezel and glass, b

A late Georgian or early Victorian portrait miniature of a young lady. Her hair is done up in an elaborate coiffure with a strand of pearls. Painted on natural material in an oval pendant frame testin

Very good condition throughout as shown, with no breaks, cracks or repairs. Approx. 6 1/2" x 5 1/8". The oval painting measures 3 3/4" x 3". Probably French, possibly English.

An English portrait miniature. 19th century. The watercolor painting depicts a decorated gentleman in formal ceremonial attire. Housed under glass in an oval brass frame. Measures 2" x 1.75".

Young Red Haired Men in Regency costume and tousled hair styling, one in profile, the other in quarter turn, oil, housed in similar black lacquered panel frames with oval brass bezels, domed glass, pr

oval portrait of handsome young gentleman, in brass and glass locket frame, 2 3/4 x 2 in.

This 18th Century English minature portrait of a young handsome English Navy Officer is photorealistically executed and in an oval format set beind glass in a gilded gessoed frame. It measures 6.5" ta

American oval miniature portrait of a gentleman, most likely Philadelphia, the reverse with his braided hair, circa 1830. 3" x 2.5"

An English Miniature Portrait Circa 1790 depicting Henry Willoughby (1780-1849), future Eighth Baron Middleton. 3 1/2 x 2 1/2 inches. Property from the Estate of Paul Thomas Griffith, Dayton, Ohio Pro

Oval miniature portrait of a young man, 2.5"h, in a red case, c.1820, together with a St. Memin locket with a lock of hair, 2.75"dia., and a mother-of-pearl case, "Souvenir Lafayette".

The Young Charles II of England in exile in France, waist length, oil, unsigned, he is depicted in armor with lace collar, blue and white sash, red hair to his shoulders, blue eyes fixed on the viewer