German Romantic School Early 19th Century, Pair of

American School (early 19th Century) Pair of Primitive portraits of a man and a woman, watercolor, in deep gilt frame, image 3" x 2 1/4".

GERMAN SCHOOLEarly 19th CenturyHorse and carriage and a small dog. Unsigned.Oil on panel, 15” x 20”. Framed 25” x 29”.

AMERICAN SCHOOLEarly 19th CenturyPair of portraits: a gentleman and a lady wearing a red shawl. Oils on canvas, oval 24" x 29". Framed 35" x 30".

American School, Early 19th C., Pair of Pendant Portraits, of William Stevens Wadsworth (1783-1855) and Catherine Bunce Wadsworth (1786-1828), members of the CT Wadsworth family, oil on panel. [ABRO82

GERMAN SCHOOL (Early 20th Century), A Pair, Framed Oil on Canvas, Indistinctly signed, Each depicting three musketeers. 1 ft 9ins x 2 ft 1ins

Despite obvious damage and losses, this early Corpus Christi has lost none of its sculptural power. Sensitive - even if slightly archaic - modeling of the elongated form is typical for the region and

French School (late 18th/early 19th Century) Pair of Portraits of Noblemen unsigned oil on canvas 49 x 36 1/2 in. For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com

Continental School, early to mid 19th century pair of soft paste porcelain corbeilles or centerpiece baskets with reticulated ivory and turquoise glazed sides, each supported on an unglazed pedestal a

CHINESE SCHOOL early 19th century CHINESE FAMILIES, A PAIR OF WORKS Watercolor on silk, laid on panel. Framed. H: 31, W: 19in. (sight)

British school, late 19th/early 20th century. Pair of British landscape oils on canvas, both signed "FAR" and presented in matching giltwood frames. London frame makers label verso. Approx. 22.5" x 28

German School, late 19th / early 20th century. "Bringing the Horses to Stable", oil on canvas, signed "Schmitz" to lower left, verso stamped "John Snelton, Grantville GA". Genre scene painting depicti

(a) The portraits have descended in the sitters' family. The couple is identified as Edward Charles and Alice Martha Sheppard who married in 1825 in Lambeth, England. The couple and their only child,

A PAIR OF BIEDERMEIER ANTLER AND CARVED ELM CHAIRS, POSSIBLY GERMAN, EARLY 19TH CENTURY, each with curved antler rack backs on a demi-lune seat with drop-in seat cushion, above a flat frieze and raise

Pair of portraits: a brother & sister Oil on canvas Showing a young girl in fancy dress and a young boy in a red coat; no apparent signature, in matching frames h. 20-3/4 w. 16-3/4 in. (boy) overall:

Studies of birds and foliage watercolour on Whatman paper 33 x 41cm, a pair52 x 60cm framed

EARLY 19TH CENTURY IRISH SCHOOL A pair of half-length portraits of Rev. Napper and his wife Oils on ivory (10 x 8cm each) In original ornate gilt frames, identities of sitters inscribed on old labels

14"H, 12"W

German, Early 19th Century, Each With Scroll Crest, Padded Back, Arms With Boss Terminals, Saber Legs, Later Burgundy And Gold Upholstery, Height 38, Width 23, Depth 19 Inches, Structurally Sound, Lat

18th or Early 19th Century. Pair of landscapes having been brilliantly oil painted on board and very intricately rendered. The works are by the same hand. There is no apparent signature. Framed in con

European Early 19th Century Oil on Canvas on stretcher; a topographical romantic school view of Greco-Roman Ruins in the Mediterranean Hills. Height of art 9 1/2 inches (24 cm.) X width of art 12 3/4

Artist Unknown (German or Dutch School, Late 19th/Early 20th Century) Mother and Child oil on canvas signed illegibly (lower right); signed and titled illegibly (verso), further inscribed Holland 14 1

Pair of early 19th century German Biedermeier chairs, 34" x 17" x 19". Provenance: West Palm Beach, Florida estate.

English School, Late 19th/Early 20th Century Hunting Scenes (a pair of works) oil on canvas 27 3/4 x 39 1/4 inches. This lot is located in Chicago.

English School, late 19th to early 20th century, pair of oil on board fox hunting scenes, depicting horses and hounds racing past a stately white house and village in the background. Signed "Gregory".