Portrait of Gentleman Wearing Tyrolean Hat

Portrait of Older Gentleman Wearing a Hat Oil Painting. Unsigned, framed. Size: 20 x 16 , outside of frame 26.5 x 22

Victorian School, Watercolour, A portrait of a gentleman wearing a top hat and tails, possibly Mr John Jones from Flintshire, North Wales. Approx. 9 1/2" x 7 1/2"

Follower of Anthony Van Dyck (1599-1641) Dutch. Portrait of a Bearded Gentleman, wearing a Black Hat, Oil on Panel, Unframed, 7" x 5".

This is a wonderful antique portrait painting of an aged gentleman wearing a fur hat. There is what appears to be a very faint signature in the bottom right but it's hard to see and verify. Framed mea

Three late 19th century pen and ink profile portrait silhouettes to include a gentleman wearing a bicorn hat with plume and a military style jacket, a lady wearing a bonnet, and a male figure wearing

Three late 19th century pen and ink profile portrait silhouettes to include a gentleman wearing a bicorn hat with plume and a military style jacket, a lady wearing a bonnet, and a male figure wearing

A 19TH CENTURY WATERCOLOUR three quarter length portrait of a Gentleman wearing a tail coat and top hat - glazed ebonised and gilt edge frame.

Crayon on paper, untitled, gentleman wearing hat. Signed lower right. Sight- 9 3/8 x 8 1/2, frame- 14 1/8 x 12 1/8

19th Century, A portrait of a seated gentleman with a sword wearing a red hat, oil on canvas, 20" x 16", (unframed).

PAIR OF BRITISH SCHOOL (19TH CENTURY) MINIATURE PORTRAITS, pencil on paper (each), each depicting a seated gentleman wearing stovepipe hat, one example with sitter before an open horse stall, no signa

DESCRIPTION: Oil on canvas portrait by J. C. Wurth depicting a portly gentleman wearing a bowler hat. Signed and dated at bottom right. Painting is loose in stretcher. CIRCA: Late 19th Century ORIGIN:

A signed oil portrait painting on canvas by W. Dawson. This piece depicts a bearded elderly gentleman wearing a red hat and smoking a pipe. Signed lower right. In wood frame with burlap liner and wood

E. BONTEMP, OIL ON CANVAS, MAN SMOKING CIGAR, 20TH C., H 23", W 17":Tyrolean portrait of man wearing hat and smoking cigar. Framed; signed lower right. For a high resolution photo

[INDIAN TERRITORY]. Sixth plate ambrotype portrait of man in straw hat.   Sixth plate ambrotype of seated gentleman with half smile, wearing straw hat (tarnish to perimeter, some areas of loss to

Antique French early 19th c. Oil on Canvas Portrait of a older Gray Haired Gentleman. He is wearing a red Phrygian cap also called a Liberty Hat, worn by supporters of the French Revolution. The paint

A Pair of Early 19th Century Reverse Painted Portraits. Folk Art reverse painted portraits on glass depict a gentleman in a Military uniform and a lady wearing a yellow dress and a green hat, both wit

Rhode Island,1903-1979 Includes a depiction of an older gentleman with a thick mustache, a depiction of a gentleman in a brown coat and hat, a depiction of an older woman with white hair wearing a bon

(3) Studio of François Clouet or by him (?) charcoal drawings incl. bearded gentleman wearing hat with plume. Laid down on paper, matted and framed nicely. The drawing measures 11" x 8". The frame

Eddy Mumma. Double-Sided Red Portraits Wearing Hats. Paint on canvas panel. Excellent condition. 12" x 16". Est. $800-1,200. Ship: $45

547-7 Watercolor Portrait, Gentleman Wearing Blue Coat, by J.H. Gillespie, 1830’s; Watercolor and Gum Arabic The portrait features the artist’s sensitive and fine modeling, detailing, and distinct

18th/19thc. Irish School, Portrait, Gentleman Wearing Wig, oil on canvas, unsigned, framed. 24 in. x 20 in. canvas size, 36 in. x 30 in. as framed Condition: Several old repaired tears, two patches on

Size 2 (48mm). Lot includes Porter, 2 Gentlemen Wearing Hats, Man Carrying a Valise, 2 Women, Military Officer with Cigar, Soccer Player and One Other Figure. 8 Pieces. Condition Fair to Good. No Box.

Size 00 (65mm). Lot includes Gentlemen Wearing Hats and 2 Railroad Officials. 5 Pieces. Condition Fair. No Box.

Early o/c portrait of gentleman wearing glasses, from Hudson Valley estate, purchased years ago from Fred Johnston Antiques, in Kingston, N.Y. Pictured is letter accompanying the painting, thinking it