FOLK ART CUT PAPER SILHOUETTE OF A WOMAN

19th century. Including two men facing left, a woman facing left and a woman facing right with a fancy lace collar. All four have pencil or watercolor embellishments. Housed in gilt metal frames. Over

19th century. Four cut paper silhouettes including a woman in black frame, a woman in round frame, a gentleman facing left in repousse frame and a man facing left in wood frame. All have pencil or sta

19th century. Including a young woman facing right inscribed "Betsy Marshall Conn. 1833" on verso, with watercolor and pencil drawn dress, 4 x 3 inches; a woman with watercolor bodice facing right and

19th century. Depicting a man facing left and a woman facing right. Both with ink and watercolor clothing drawin in. Housed in a giltwood frame: 7 x 8 1/2 inches

Including two cut paper with watercolor silhouettes of a man and a woman facing each other, housed in similar black oval frames, height: 6 inches; and a double cut paper silhouette of a man and a woma

PENNSYLVANIA FOLK ART CUT-WORK / SCHERENSCHNITTE VALENTINE, center featuring a hollow-cut silhouette of a girl or young woman applied to white paper with a hand-drawn floral border, written below "To

Three folk art cut paper silhouettes of 3 family members, each with water color highlights, early 19th century. Includes 1/2 portrait of father, full portrait of mother holding book, and full portrait

FOLK ART CUT SILHOUETTES, LOT OF THREE, comprising a bust-length hollow-cut gentleman, possibly attributed to William Chamberlain of Maine, a bust-length hollow-cut woman wearing a bonnet with waterco

UNITED STATES, 19TH CENTURY An American folk art cut out silhouette of a couple. The contrast of the work was created by laying cut out white paper over backer board. The work is intricately detailed

comprising a cut paper and watercolor silhouette of a gentleman, possibly Edward Livingston of NY/NJ with accompanying note, and a calligraphy drawing of a bird. Both framed, not examined out of frame

Lot of 16 Framed Silhouette Portraits, 19th to Early 20th C. All are cut & paste black paper silhouettes. Notable is one folk art portrait signed by W.B.Rice, another has embroidered decoration, there

Black paper cut out Silhouette art depicting a man and woman in French style clothing. Encased in glass frame, approximately 6.5 x 5 inches window measures 5 x 3.25 inches Evident wearing , paper is s

The two cut-out witches flying on brooms are very similar yet different because the are vintage paper silhouettes individually cut by hand. Measure 14 1/2" 20 1/2" tall. As found estate condition . Pl

AMERICAN FOLK ART HOLLOW-CUT SILHOUETTE OF A MAN, laid paper and fabric background, faint pencil embellishment, inscribed "W. C. H" at lower edge. Housed in period, possibly original molded gilt pine

The hollow cut paper likeness backed by black cloth and displayed within a reverse painted glass tablet having black ground and gilt outline, all displayed in a square frame comprised of wide cavetto

LIBERTY & VIRTUE Framed folk art cut paper and watercolor eagle. Paper measures 12.5" x 7.75". Text across top "Liberty & Virtue". The eagle grasps a snake in his talons. Watercolored flag on left sid

Fine late 20th Century folk art. Cut paper applications to form the pineapple scene. VGC. In a 19th Century walnut frame. Total framed size is approximately 17 1/2" x 22 1/2". Please note that this lo

Folk Art Cut Paper Still Life and a Reverse Glass and Foil Still Life The cut paper 12 1/2 x 10 1/2 in. (frame), The foil 9 1/8 x 12 1/4 in. (frame).

9" X 8"

10 1/2" X 9 1/2"

Title: Antique Folk Art Cut Out Silhouette Painting Officer Description:Antique Folk Art Cut Out Silhouette Painting Officer Portrait Profile. Unknown if American Colonial, English, British, Georgian

9.75 x 7 inches, sight, in a maple frame with gilt liner, 14 x 12 inches.

Frame size: 11 1/8" high, 13 5/8" wide. Not examined out of frame.

AMERICAN OR BRITISH SCHOOL (19THCENTURY) FOLK ART CUT-AND-PASTED SILHOUETTE PORTRAIT OF BROTHER AND SISTER,with pencil drawn well, one sitter holding a flower, no family identification located. Housed