Mrs. Fiske Warren and Her Daughter Canvas

Hand-painted oil on canvas copy of John Singer Sargent's Mrs. Fiske Warren and her Daughter Rachel 1903. The original painting is in the Boston Museum of Fine Arts. Warren was a member of a prominent

George Peter Alexander Healy (American 1813-1894) Portrait of Mary Lathrop Perkins and her daughter. Oil on canvas 39 x 33" Decending in a Boston Family - (Mrs. Perkins was the niece of John Hancock)

Signed ul Julius Rolshoven (New Mexico, Michigan/Europe 1858-1930), 3/4 length portrait, sitter, Miss Elizabeth Schott, daughter of Mr. & Mrs. George M. Schott of Cincinnati, with accompanying article

ENGLISH SCHOOL (18th century) Mrs. Thomas Maxwell Adams, Married, 20th July 1770 Oil on canvas 'Ann (The Widow Fonlanque daughter of - Bagshaw) Married to Thomas Maxwell Adams (Son of Thomas Adams) 20

Oil on canvas, The portrait depicting a young Mrs. Vernon in Classical landscape, the reverse marked in period script " Mrs. Vernon, mother to General Vernon, Daughter of Lord Clifford." Printed Label

Joseph Rodefer DeCamp (American 1854 - 1923) Portrait of Edith Baker DeCamp, the artist's wife Oil on canvas Unsigned 24" x 21" Provenance: Mrs. Leonora M. Ellison Brookline, the artist daughter by de

Attributed to Thomas Sully, portrait of Mrs. Charles Macalester, wife of prominent Philadelphia financier, nee Eliza Lytle, daughter of Civil War General William Lytle of Cincinnati, oil on canvas, 30

American, ca. 1830-1840, depicting Reverend and Mrs. M. Prescott, he was the pastor of the Universalist Church of Hingham, Mass. Their daughter Mary was buried in the churchyard about 1850. Relined an

American, C. 1830-1840, depicting Reverend and Mrs. M. Prescott, he was the pastor of the Universalist Church of Hingham, Mass. Their daughter Mary was buried in the churchyard about 1850. Relined and

Painting: Warren Wheelock (19th/20th Century), portrait of Mrs. W. H. Norris. Oil on canvas. Unframed. 34" x 27 1/2".

John Singer Sargent (American, 1856 - 1925). Wyndham Sisters: Lady Elcho, Mrs. Adeane, and Mrs. Tennant. Color vintage print after the original oil on canvas. Year: 1958. Image Size 7 5/8 x 10 3/8 inc

Pair 22k yellow gold Byzantine-style dangle earrings for pierced ears, marked and tested 22k, 2" L, 14.9 grams. Provenance: the estate of Mrs. Warren (Bertha) Wright Jr., ex-Calumet Farm, Lexington, K

Loving cup tennis trophy, sterling silver, inscribed for the Amateur Court Tennis Championship of America, 1895, won by Mr. Frederick Fiske Warren, a prominent arts patron and paper magnate whose wife

Willering Epko (French, b. 1928) oil on canvas, Scene with Mother and Daughter, canvas size 36 x 29 inches

Mustard pot, .950 silver, with enamel trim, ball feet and vermeil lining, with a married spoon. Provenance: from the Fiske Warren family of Boston, Massachusetts.

Reticulated bread tray, sterling silver, 9" h x 12" w. Provenance: from the Fiske Warren family of Boston, Massachusetts.

All signed. Leonard Bernstein, Mass, 1972; Madame Butterfly with John Lithgow and B. D Wong, O'Neill Theatre1988; Mrs. Warren's Profession with Lynn Redgrave, Edward Herrmann 1988; 16 x 20 to 17 1/2"

1845 Dutchess County Agricultural Society diploma awarded to Mrs. Warren Skinner for her "large and choice bouquet of dahlias", 17 1/4" x 12 1/4" sheet size.

This is a Harper & Brothers 1902 hardcover publication of "Vanity Fair, A Novel Without a Hero" (676 pages), the Becky Sharp Edition, "with many illustrations of the comedy as produced by Mrs. Fiske a

House in landscape with mother and daughter. Canvas stapled to frame. Signed lower left. 13.5" X 10.5" (19" X 16") (Upper West Side Estate)

Antique New England Folk Art Portrait c. 1840 Oil on Canvas. Mother and two daughters. Canvas from M.J. Whipple's Art Supplies in Boston which was sold and renamed in 1869. Artist unknown. In antique

J. Warren oil canvas, beautiful landscape. Unknown artist. 32 x 20. Beautiful impressionism. Provenance: private owner. All authorship of items in this catalog are described according to the following

DESCRIPTION: Carte de visite of Lavinia Warren, a little person performer who was married to "General Tom Thumb". Printed in New York City by R.A. Lord. Warren (1841-1919) was an influential performer

Signed painting by Dorothea Gaal is approx 11 3/4" x 14"