Pair of Oval Watercolor Profile Portraits

Depicting a man and woman. Together with a pair of portrait prints of a man and woman. Oval in frame 12"h

American School, ca. 1820, pair of miniature ink and watercolor portraits on paper, depicting a gentleman and a young girl in profile, apparently unsigned, each in a brass oval frame set in a blue sil

Pair of American oval watercolor portraits of a man and woman, circa 1850. 9.25" x 8"oa

English or American; c. Early 19th century. A fine pair of watercolor profile silhouette portraits of gentleman and woman. Identified on verso as " Mr. Charles Bromfield at age 25 in 1844. Each in fig

Pair of American miniature oval watercolor portraits of sisters, circa 1830, one in a brass frame, one in a wood frame. Provenance: Machmer Estate Largest: 4"h x 3.25"w

Pair of miniature watercolor on paper profile portraits, original frames, overall 6"T x 5"W

Pair 19th c. English miniature oval watercolor portraits. Info verso. Sights 3 1/2" x 2 1/2".

Pair of miniature watercolor portraits, oval, depicting subjects identified en verso as Mary Matilda Dudley Hill Boling or Bolling (b. 1806-d. ? ), wearing an off-the-shoulder black dress and no jewel

Pair of late 19th / early 20th Century oval miniature watercolour portraits of a lady and an officer, indistinctly signed

Opposing Oval Profile Bust Portraits of Thomas Buss and Mary Buss (nee Watson), done in 1835, in black cut paper with gold ink detailing, having notations on back in period, giving birth dates of '28

c. 1840, signed Thomas Edwards (American, 1795-1869) profile portraits of Mister and Mrs. Joseph W. Jenkins, Boston, Massachusetts Written on backboard of gentleman: T. Edwards Pinx/73

Vintage Oval Bisque Porcelain Profile Portrait Plaques, Companion Pair, One Having Left Profile of Lady and One Having Right Profile of Gent, Surrounded by Velvet in Old Painted Frames. 11.25" Wide, 2

A Pair of Regency Style Portraits in Profileeach watercolor on paper laid on board, 19th century, monogrammed "MHY (or MHN)," presented under glass in later frames. Frame dimensions 14 1/4 x 11 1/4 in

Pair of Late 18th/Early 19th Century Watercolor on Paper Portrait Paintings. Unsigned side profile busts of a gentleman and lady. Image size 4-1/2" x 3-1/2", in period gilt molded frames 8" x 6-7/8" o

Anonymous watercolor on paper, oval portraits of middle aged couple, each in ebonized wood frame with stamped brass thistle hangers, circa 1830-50, 4 x 5 1/4". Condition slight toning, else VG.

Gold oval Frames, possibly English, depicting a husband and wife in profile: 3.75'' wd. x 5'' ht.

Pair Miniature Watercolor Portraits, one signed R. Smart the other, A. Rih, half portraits of Victorian formal dressed Beauties, floral embossed and open work brass oval frames, 5 1/4" x 3 3/4", early

Circa 1780 cut paper and red watercolor with black ink, subject unknown. Crimson coat is not necessarily military. Housed in the original black lacquered panel frame with brass oval bezel and glass, b

Collection of Five Portrait and Bust Miniatures, 19th c., consisting of "Profile of a Gentleman and Lady," pair of watercolors; "Portrait of a Gentleman in a Black Coat," watercolor; "Portrait of a Fr

Nancy L. Miller and husband, reverse painted mats; portrait ovals 3.25 by 2.5 in.; original gilt frames 5 by 4 in. Collection of G.W. SamahaNOTE: Apologies, we cannot approve bidders during the auctio

MINIATURE: Portrait of a woman with black lace head scarf, 19th C., watercolor on oval support, depicts younger brunette in three quarter profile wearing coral bead necklace, Empire waist below gather

A PAIR OF AQUATINTED HOLLOW CUT SILHOUETTE PORTRAITS, 18TH CENTURY. Depicting presumably a husband and wife in bust profile within an oval, unsigned, and contained in later glazed frames. Height of ea

A pair of profile carved white marble portraits of gentlemen on oval flt covered mounts, with printed Italian labels on reverse, both 19th century, 4 1/4 x 6 1/2". Condition All Fine. The plaster head

Pair of American miniature ink and watercolor on paper portraits depicting young men in profile "en Face" each in ebonized frames with acorn-form hangers, the verso of one inscribed "Charles Jay / H.