Portrait of Henriette de France 1727-1752

It is a portrait of Henriette de France 1727-1752, daughter of King Louis XV, originally painted on canvas by Jean Marc Nattier 1685-1766. Signed by S. Arlene-Edwards. Framed and under glass.

Madam Adelaide de France and Henriette de France 16" h x 18" w unframed: 10" x 12"

Pr French Colored Prints. Braun & Cie. 1). Mme Adelaide de France Reclining woman holding arrow. 2) Mme Henriette de France lounging with flowers. Both in decorative gilt French frames. -- Dimensions:

Madame Adelaide and Henriette de France. 16" h x 18" w This item removed and sold without reserve from the Long Island home of Dr Shawn Garber.

19th CENTURY M. NATTIER, MADAME SOPHIE DE FRANCE PORTRAIT HAND COLORED ENGRAVING IN ELABORATE CARVED & GILDED FRAME. Height: 31.5 in. by Width: 23 in.

FRANCE, 18TH CENTURY Two French leather bound hollow book safes. One book is a 1749 edition of "Mercure de France" and the other is a 1783 edition of "Portraits des Rois de France". Both books have be

DESCRIPTION: After Jean Marc Nattier (French, 1685-1766). Portrait of Madame Victoire de France. Unsigned. In carved and gilded frame. MEASUREMENTS: 25" x 31. Overall with frame 31" x 37-1/2". CONDITI

(France, 1727-1775) Portrait of a young woman oil on canvas. The work having been very nicely framed and well executed. No signature detected however the piece has a plaque with the artist name at the

After Thomas Gainsborough (British 1727-1788) ""Portrait de Mrs. Robinson "" chromolithograph with labels affixed verso overall (with frame): 28""h x 20.5""w

An antique early 20th century Erdmann Schlegelmilch Germany porcelain plate depicting a portrait of Marie-Adelaide de France, known as Madame Adelaide after the original painting by Jean-Marc Nattier,

Gertrude Stein, Dix Portraits, Editions De La Montagne, Paris, France, 1930. First trade edition. Limited to 500 copies, this is #345. Preface by Pierre de Massot. Stein's English text is followed by

CLOUET, Francois (Tours c. 1515 - 1572). Portrait of a Boy (possibly Henri de France). Black, red, and white chalk, with later retouching in bodycolor on paper, laid down on canvas. 13 1/4" x 9 1/8" s

CONTINENTAL SCHOOL (LATE 19TH/EARLY 20TH CENTURY) MINIATURE PORTRAIT OF MARIE DE MEDICI, QUEEN OF FRANCE, watercolor, subject in royal attire, including crown and blue dress bearing fleur-de-lis patte

Manner of Maurice-Quentin de La Tour (French, 1704-1788 )Portrait of Marie-Josephe de Saxe, Dauphine of France oil on canvasThe frame with crest inscribed DONNE / PAR / MADAME LA DAUPHINE / M LABBE DE

(lot of 4) Framed painted portrait miniatures, including: (1) portrait of a beauty on porcelain plaque, (1) Madame Victoire de France, signed Jailly, (2) oval portraits of beauties, signed Dimarc, lar

Two Maps by Rigobert Bonne (1727-1794, Paris), "Carte Generale de France deviseepar Gouvernements," 1771; together with "Carte du Gouverements, de Flandre Francoise, d'Artois, de Picardie et du Boulen

Creamware plate, ca. 1800, with transfer decoration of Mgr. Le Duc D'Angouleme, Grand Admiral de France, 8 1/2'' dia.

"Portrait de Mademoiselle" by Henri-Francois Riesener c1800. Old auction stickers on the verso. It measures 20 x 14 1/2 inches sight size and 27 x 21 1/2 inches in total size.

Lithograph on paper, "Femme aux Fleurs et portrait de barbu, avec Degas de profile" (from series 156)Stamped signature as issued lower right and numbered 14 of 50 lower left. 10 3/4 x 13 image size

Signed "Laurent" of Henriette de Bourbon. Mounted in a Louis XVI gilt bronze frame.

"FRANCOIS LER ROI DE FRANCE" BRONZE RELIEF CHARGER, 19TH C, DIA 25"Central portrait silhouette of Francois I with raised motifs of satyr and mermaids.

Featuring an antique miniature painting of beautiful royal lady, perhaps Louise Henriette de Bourbon, possibly after a painting by Jean-Marc Nattier. Very fine workmanship. Signed on lower right but h

A group of six bronze medals / medallions. Comprised of 1) Queen Victoria Diamond Jubilee medal, 2) Lincoln portrait medal, 3) George Washington Medallic Art Co, medal, 4) Jean Martin Charcot, 5) Soci

Possibly Sevres. In Empire frames. Of Caroline Louise de Bourbon and Marie Therese de France. Identified verso, with French label. Appear to be early 19th century. Unexamined out of frames. Dimensions