Manner of George Armfield (English, 1810-1893) Awaiting

George Armfield (1810-1893) was a prolific animal artist who lived through most of the Victorian era. Having married three times and supporting seven children, he had to be. As Mary Wingfield, author

A 19th century antique oil on canvas painting by George Armfield (English, 1808-1893) depicting a small dog hunting a rabbit in a brush-covered section of grass. It is signed to the lower right and pr

George Armfield British 1810-1893 Barn Terriers oil on canvas signed lower left 12 x 16 in. (30.5 x 40.6 cm.), Frame: 16 1/4 x 20 1/4 in. (41.3 x 51.4 cm.)

George Armfield (English, 1808-1893) oil on canvas depicting dogs in field. 18"h x 22"w signed lower left.

In the style of George S. Armfield (English, 1808-1893), appears unsigned. Sight size: 17"h x 14"w

Manner of George Armfield (UK, 1808-1893) Oil on canvas painting of two dogs and a kitten. Appears to be unsigned, has not been examined out of the frame. In need of restoration. Sight Size: 21 x 17 i

George Armfield (British, 1808 - 1893) signed oil on canvas, depicting English Springer spaniels on the hunt in a wooded setting, 30.25"h x 50"w, overall szie with frame 38"h x 57"w.

Oil on board depicting young boy signed W. Hemsley (William Hemsley English. 1810-1893). Sight size 15 1/2"h x 11 1/2"w

oil on canvas signed indistinctly lower left Condition: craquelure throughout 8 1/4 x 12 1/4 inches canvas; 13 1/2 x 17 1/2 inches frame

A charming pair of dog theme paintings attributed to George Armfield (1808-1893) one titled "His Master's Chair" and the other "Getting Into Mischief", unsigned but each having a brass plaque with the

Circle of George Cole (English 1810-1883), "Nooning", depicting figures taking a break looking out over rolling hills and accompanied by sheep and a steer, oil on canvas, spurious G. Cole signature lo

George Armfield (1801-1893), Oil on Canvas, Five Terriers Around a Mouse Trap, Signed in Lower Right. Canvas Size: 30" High, 36" Wide

Attributed to George Armfield (1808-1893) "Spaniels & Terrier's dog painting. Oil on wood panel board. 16 1/2" x 12" & 24" x 20" w/ frame.

George Armfield (1808-1893), Oil on canvas, A pair, Terriers Ratting. One signed and dated 1880 lower right. Each approx. 11" diameter (2) Please Note - we do not make reference to the condition of lo

George Armfield (1808-1893): Ratting Oil on canvas, 1861, signed 'G. Armfield' and dated lower right, with the Lionel Nathan & Co., London inkstamp on the reverse. 16 x 20 in., 21 x 25 in. (frame).

After George Armfield (1808-1893), Early 20th century, Two over painted prints laid on canvas, Terriers at a fox hole, and Dogs in an interior scene. Approx. 16 1/4" x 20 1/4" (2)

Manner of George Romney (English, 1734-1802) 18th Century Portrait of Edmund Randolph oil on canvas 29 5/8 x 23 5/8 inches. Property from a Prestigious Private Midwest Collection

Oil on canvas, SLL. Coastal landscape early in the day. 19"h x 40"w and 31"h x 52'w framed **Please Note: This item is NOT eligible for in-house shipping. Please refer to the terms and conditions of t

GEORGE ARMFIELD (BRITISH, 1808-93), OIL ON CANVAS, H 8", L 10", SETTER IN A LANDSCAPE An oil on canvas by George Armfield. Depicting an English setter in a landscape. Artist's signature to the lower l

Circa 1870, George Armfield (British 1808-1893), wonderful scene of a horse at stable with three terriers, oil on canvas mounted in ornate original frame, signed lower right "G Armfield", 2 patches, f

Signed George Armfield (British, 1808-1893) Oil Painting on Board of Two Dogs. Signed lower left, measures H: 7 3/4" x W: 8 1/2", 3" frame. Frame has damage, sold as is

George Armfield (British 1808-1893) "Young Poachers". Oil painting on canvas. Depicting two boys and three dogs. Measures - 16 3/4" high x 20 1/2" wide.

George Jones (English, 1823 - 1893). Glazed ceramic. Height: 11", Diameter: 14" each. Pair of majolica jardinieres by George Jones. Depicts harpies and horned creatures to the side. Blue, yellow, gree

A PAIR OF GEORGE III MAHOGANY HEPPLEWHITE PERIOD OVAL BACK OPEN ARMCHAIRS, CIRCA 1790, in the manner of George Hepplewhite (English 1727-1786), the curved crest rail centered by a ribbon-tied bow over