Reversed Painted Miniature Silhouettes, Husband & Wife Sitters

First Half 19th C Miniature Watercolor Painted Portraits of Husband & Wife - well executed, each seated in Federal style chair, gold-gilt wooden frames measure 5" x 6" x 1".

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

American School (19th century), pair of bust portrait miniatures of a husband and wife, pen and ink on paper, unsigned, inscribed with names of sitters, Elijah and Lucy (Abbott) Fulton (of Maine), on

Most likely American, 2nd quarter 19th century. Cut out busts of husband and wife with five children, all with gold painted accents. Backing paper has some stains and small holes. Framed, 9"h. 10.5"w.

Exceptional early to mid 19th c. hollow cut silhouette of husband & wife set in original yellow gold gilt decorated frame with gold leaf accents under glass. Frame is 10" x 8" in size.

Hand Painted photograph husband & wife, 1870's label on verso, in period frame that measures 15" x 17", sealed on verso. From the estate collection of Richard G. Miller's 19th & 20th century hand pain

JW pair Silhouettes. Husband and wife cloth-backed and framed. Each 5" x 6".

19th C cut silhouette of couple in original frame with gold metal mat, 4" W x 5" H. Good condition.

Early 19th century, in what appear to be the original gilt frames.    Dimensions: Each frame is 5 3/4" x 4 3/4". 

Two portrait miniatures, color enhanced photographs on copper plates, most likely of a husband and wife, circa 1920, 4 1/2 by 3 1/4 inches framed.

Impressive full plate French daguerreotypes depicting what appear to be a well-to-do husband and wife. Both sitters are posed next to a small table covered with a delicately tinted blanket or long tab

Made of painted wood, depicting husband and wife, seated on a chair. Most probably from the Hunan Province. The lady still has a small parcel with offerings in her back. We opened it up and found a se

PAIR OF AMERICAN OR BRITISH CUT-AND-PASTED SILHOUETTES, possibly a husband and wife, each with gilt highlights and housed in a 19th century ebonized frame. 19th century. Each 2 3/4" x 2 1/8" sight, 5

Painted By the Husband and Wife Team Jim And Lynn Lemyre, Signed Bottom Right, Canvas 18x24 H 19 W 25 D 1.25 Weight 4Lbs

Group of three hand-painted miscellaneous female portrait miniatures (sitters unknown) in ornate oval frames, two signed lower right, ranging in size from 3.75 x 2.5 inches and 4.5 x 3.75 inches.

SALEM, MA. HOLLOW CUT SILHOUETTE BY JONES, HUSBAND AND WIFE

Pair of hand-painted European female portrait miniatures (sitters unknown) in rectangular frames, both illegibly signed lower right (different artists), each measuring 5.75 x 4.75 inches.

Group of five hand-painted miscellaneous female portrait miniatures (sitters unknown) in oval frames, all unsigned except for one signed lower right, ranging in size from 2 x 1.75 inches to 2.75 x 2.5

Vintage Miniatures, Set of 3 Joseph Originals Pigs - Japan 1.5" -2". Grouping of assorted ceramic and metal miniatures. Cast Iron Amish Husband & Wife Salt and Pepper Shakers 2.5" tall - fair conditio

pr of mid 19thC probably husband & wife pr of miniature oval w/c portraits on paper in display box laid out on velvet - 2 3/4"x2" sight size - 6"x 4 1/2" overall framed size

Four oval miniature watercolors of a husband and wife, son and daughter, circa 1830, all mounted together in a black frame, provenance verso. Each one: 4" x 3" ss / 12" x 10" oa

19th century. Six silhouettes, five are inked. Husband and wife in one frame, 7''h. 8.25"w. Young lady with blue dress, lace collar and blond hair, 6"h. 4"w. Lady, with bonnet, 5.25"h. 4.5 "w. Gentlem

Circa 1830s Nicely painted portraits of young husband and wife, the woman with lace collar and bonnet, the man in black jacket and high white collar. Each board measures 29.5 x 23, frame is 36 x 29.5

Two oval miniature framed silhouettes painted on paper under glass. Signed by the artist "Stephen N….". One of Sir William Herschell (1738 - 1822). The other of Charles Robert Darwin (minor pain