Military Officer's Bicorn Chapeau.

The high-rise officer's chapeau of black felt. Leather sweatband. White silk lining [appears to have been glued]. Front with brass 27 button and two bullion tape strips made to appear as a loop. Showi

The officer's chapeau of black fur, the front adorned with double black strips of black tape with flower meander. Brass eagle plate over a black moire cloth medallion [eagle is broken]. Leather sweatb

Officer's black fur felt chapeau with black tape edges, bullion loop, and French No. 6 brass button and tri-color cockade. Leather sweatband and moire silk lining. No maker or dealer label present. Sh

Includes a Cavalier felt Bicorn hat with areas of wear on felt but overall is in good condition and interior is good, also includes Epaulette, a braided decorative robe of some kind and leather belt,

Government official or Military officers black cocked bicorn hat with red and white plume, both hat plumage with original Hawkes & Co. tin boxes. Identified to "Capt. R. Hamilton Grace" on hat box. So

The black felt cocked hat with bullion tape loop and First Empire button. Tri-color cockade. Bullion tape sewn around edges. Some elements are of contemporary creation. No interior label. Light wear o

NINE ITEMS OF FRENCH, ENGLISH, AND CONTINENTAL MILITARY REGALIA, 19TH CENTURY, comprising an English Royal Navy Officer's bicorn hat tôle box with applied brass crowned shield centering "MATTHEWS

Large oil on canvas of a military officer in private uniform standing, with trihorn hat next to him on table. Damaged wood and gesso frame stamped made in Sweden. Overall dimensions 56 tall by 46 wide

Monumental on canvas military officer circa 1840 48in x 52in

American School19th centuryPortrait of a military officer, possibly William Sewellpastel on paper27 x 21 1/2in (68 x 54cm)

Miniature portrait of a Regency period British military officer, circa 1810, executed in oil, depicting a handsome young man wearing the uniform of a Company Officer of the 23rd Regiment of the Royal

American Revolution "JOHN WALKER" over "WARRANTED" Revolutionary War Military Officer's Fusil / Militia Musket Marked Lock c. 1774-1782 Revolutionary War Period, American or British Use Military Offic

Antique Portrait Young Military Officer Dated 1808. Signed by artist yet illegible. Signed dated 1808 below signature. Remains in good original condition with crazing and in painting above head. Mount

Late 19th C. Rare Korean Military Officer Dirk Dagger, Short Sword. Ornate brass mounts, leather covered grip and scabbard. 20.5" total length, Length of the blade - 12.5".

Folk Art painting, U.S. military officer, 19th c., W. J. Boote Houseal (American, 1800-?), Portrait of Colonel W. R. Boote, U.S. Army, graphite and watercolor on paper, signed lower right, depicting m

120Cm*150cm*19cm Patch: 20cm*19cm

Original officer’s felt chapeau with silver-finished button, bullion wire trim and tri-color cockade. Interior with maker label, sweatband. Entire chapeau with wear and losses to sweatband, label an

American Army Staff Officer's Chapeau de Bras with Red Cock Feather Plume </> Raised on a stand. The chapeau de bras 17 x 18 x 5 in., 23 x 18 x 6 in. (overall). </> </>A Private Connecticut Collection

Japanese WWII military officer katana sword. Circa 1936-1945. 39 1/4"L overall, 26" blade.

(British and Continental, 19th century) A French officer wearing an earring signed "R. Carlo", inscribed in Italian, watercolor on ivory, sight 2-1/2 in. dia.; Profile of James Cooke, inscription vers

Francois Flameng (French, 1856-1923) Oil on board painting of a military officer on horseback. Signed lower right. Measures 21" x 15" with cradled panel back and 27" x 21" w/ frame. Newman Galleries P

Oil on canvas portrait of a French military officer. Canvas 28 1/2"h x 28 1/4"w Attributed to Parisian portrait artist Juliette Ribeiro.

Circa early 1800's watercolor portrait of a millitary officer identified CAP'N NATE PAINE. Image 4.25 x 4 inches plus frame.

Quarter plate daguerreotype of an older military officer identified (erroneously) as Vicente Filísola. The image originated from a collection of Texas/Mexican portraits and possibly depicts a promine