Four framed pencil drawings including a pair of 19th

A pair of 19th c. pencil drawings of "Der Gaul Unni Reider" and "Der Gaul Mit Me Soldaat". Each 8 x 11", framed.

Asian Framed Artwork Four items including a pair of traditional drawings on silk, depicting Mongolian men in ancient time, silk matte; a woodblock print of a man running in the rain by a lake, no sign

Pair of original pencil drawings. Portrait of Charlotte Eliz. Marie de Collonbert (nee Hansquine) Portrait of Jean Philippe de Collonbert Measurements (each, framed) H. 16 3/4"W. 14 1/2"

including Cyrus Leroy Baldridge woodblock print, pair of Grace Drayton prints and a calligraphy drawing of a swan dated 1859, the largest 13" x 16" sight

ATTRIBUTED TO ADOLF KAUFMANN (Austrian, 1848 - 1916). Four Preparatory Studies, A set including: two watercolors, a pencil drawing and on oil on board artwork. Non are signed or framed, but all were a

Six Framed Chinese Paper FlatworksGroup of six framed Chinese paper flatworks, including: two hand-colored lithographs of figures; pair of pencil drawings of figural scenes; together with two ink and

English School, pair of portrait drawings, English School (18th/19th c.), Profile portraits of two gentlemen, graphite on paper, trimmed partial pencil signature along lower margin, matted and framed

c. Late 19th/Early 20th Century. Seven miniature paintings on pith paper, including four depicting pairs of fire brigade men (each 3 7/8in x 6 1/4in sight; framed together 23in x 10 3/4in); and three

A set of six framed 19th century naive drawings of animals Of two horses and four cows, all labelled to the reverse: EDWARD COLLINS, Born 5.4.1818, together with a pair of coloured engravings of Heref

Set of four framed pencil drawings.

LOT 4 FRAMED 19TH PENCIL DRAWINGS OF HORSES 2- 15 1/2" X 19 1/2" W/ FRAME 25" X 28" AND 2 13 1/2" X 14" W/ FRAME 21 1/2" X 22 3/4"

Four framed silhouettes, 19th C., including: two hollow cut silhouettes of gentlemen in stamped brass frames, one with drawn accents to hair and collar, other with fabric backing, both with staining a

Pair Phyllis Goodnow Framed Pencil Drawings featuring modern abstract design, deep mat surround. Used condition, frames have some wear at coners, back of framing paper reads "By Phyllis Goodnow." Not

FRAMED 19th c. PENCIL DRAWING LANDSCAPE W/ COTTAGE. 7" X 9.5"

FRAMED 19th CENTURY PENCIL DRAWING OF JESUS Height: 23 by Width: 21.5

Set of six pencil portrait drawings, 19th C., four of young girls and two of men, one signed illegibly to right oe signed lower right 'Eugene Loether, 1872', sight size 15" x 10 3/4".

Pair of 19th century pencil drawings of stitching maiden and boating lad in wood frames. Size: 10"w x 8.5"h

A Miscellaneous Collection of Framed Watercolor, Pencil and Ink Drawings by Various Artists, 19th/20th Century. Largest framed dimensions: h: 11 x w: 9 in. From the Estate of Terrence W. Burke.

19TH C. SHIPS LOGBOOK BY CAPT. DAVID CUSHMAN DETAILING SEVERAL VOYAGES MADE BY CAPTAIN DAVID CUSHMAN OF DUXBURY, MA; INCLUDES SEVERAL PAGES OF PENCIL DRAWINGS INCLUDING A VIEW OF CHARLESTOWN HARBOR AN

oil on canvas h. 30 w. 25 in. overall: 31-1/2 x 27 in., framed including a portrait of a seated man with a book and a portrait of a seated woman Provenance: items descended through an Old Greenwich, C

Julia Roecker (American, 1887-1988), Pencil Drawings, Pair, H 8", W 10", Landscapes Initialed "R-22" And "R-23". Matted And Framed Under Glass. From The Estate Of James Letson In Saginaw, Michigan.

Thirteen assorted, likely British, brass candlesticks, 19th/20th century, including four pairs, and one pair of eagle form, all apparently unmarked. Approximate dimensions: tallest h. 10.5".

Four Framed Silhouettes of Women 19th Century, including one figure with hollow-cut paper head over blue watercolor dress, frame size lg. to 6 1/8 in. For further information on this lot please visit

A Miscellaneous Collection of Framed Pencil, Watercolor and Pen/Ink Drawings by Various Artists, 19th/20th Century. Largest framed dimensions: h: 9 x w: 9 in. From the Estate of Terrence W. Burke.