Pair of Early Portraits of a Man and Wife.

Each oil on canvas, early to mid 19th century, 28 x 22.5 and 28 x 22 inches.

Pair of Early 20th Century Portraits of a Man and Wife, Oil on Canvas, Signed R. Gobbelli, Oval-22" x 16", painted spandrels and framed, Overall-26" x 20".

Pair of Early 19th Century Oil on Canvas Folk Art Portrait Paintings. Portraits of a seated of man and wife. Unsigned and unidentified. Image size 29-1/2" x 24-1/2", in reproduction gilt molded frames

Pair of early 20th century portraits. Man and woman portraits Woman 24 x 18" Man 15.5" x 14". Title: Pair of early 20th century portraits. Medium: Oil on Canvas. Unframed.

Pair of early 19th c. portraits of a man and woman. Sitters are Polly and Jos. Brown. Christie's stickers verso. Sale 1129, October, 9th, 2002. 30" x 25".

Pair 19th C portrait oil paintings of man and wife. 13 1/2" x 15".

Pair of early 19th century American portraits of a man and woman. Oil on canvas. Craquelure. Framed in an antique gilt liner. Sight size- 26-1/2" x 22". Overall size- 29" x 24-1/2".

Pair of early 19th c. N.Y.S. portraits of a man and woman. Works 26 1/2" x 22". Comes with paperwork regarding restoration. Provenance: Richard Kyllo Collection New Jersey.

Pair of early 19th c. Ancestral portraits of a man and woman. Oil on canvas. Matching frames. 29" x 24", overall 35" x 40".

A pair of early nineteenth century portrait paintings of a man and a woman, oil on wood panel, unsigned. Image size: 15" x 11.75" Ht: 20.25" Wd: 16.5" (framed)

Cecilia Horwitz: Pair of Portraits, Man & Woman early 1930s Oil on Canvas P835 We are fascinated by this couple, this man and this woman: these are knockout portraits. alive, specific. The vitality of

Pair of early 19th C. portrait silhouettes, likely husband and wife, cut from brown paper and "bronzed" (highlighted with gold,) and with painted details in black. Possibly John Miers Studio. In eboni

Pair of early 19th century oil on heavy paper artist board portraits of man and woman in matching ogee frames, she is sitting on a period chair, he is sight 14 1/8" x 10", she is 14" x 10", the frame

Pair of Watercolor Portraits of Husband, Wife, & Child, Gentleman was 1st Mayor of Topeka KS, Gifted from early 1800s in gold gilt frames - Frame approx. 7" x 8.5"

paintings portrait of man (damage) and woman, 14"x11 1/2"

Pair of of Finely Painted Signed Early 19th C Georgian Portraits, Elegant Man and Woman. Portraits have been relined, male has a crease just under the chin, some cracking to paint consistent with age.

Pair of early 19th c. Saddle River N.J. ancestral portraits of a man and woman. Works 27" x 22". Provenance Richard Kyllo Collection New Jersey. Male sitter: Abraham Dater (signed verso: C.M. Cridland

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".

American school, 19th century. Pair of portrait of husband and wife, oils on canvas. Apparently unsigned, period giltwood frames. Note: Reported to have hung in Haseley Court in England and were sold

A Large Pair of Chinese Ancestor Portraits Qing Dynasty Comprising two ink and gouache-on-paper portraits of a man and his wife; both depicted in courtly robes with civil rank badges Sight height 58 1

Pair of early 19th century oil portraits of General Samuel Bridgham (first mayor of Providence RI) and his wife. Identified verso on exhibition labels (lent by Mrs. Pickett M. Greig) as attributed to

American School, "Portrait of a Woman in a Chair," and "Portrait of a Man with a Book," early 19th c., pair of watercolors, presented in a wide wood frame, Woman- H.- 5 1/2 in., W.- 4 1/8 in., Man- H.

Pair of Early 19th Century Oil on Canvas Portraits. Half torso images of a Quaker man and woman. In gilt molded frames, 23-3/4" x 18-3/4". Condition: Good with wear, craquelure., relined. Frames are p

American early primitive folk art portraits depicting a German husband and wife, oil on canvas, each bearing in inscription on reverse "Frommet Lenkersheimer" and "Pfiefer Lenkersheimer about 1800." I