Pair of English Oil Paintings by Edward Masters

Pair of English Genre Oil Paintings by popular well listed British genre artist Edward Masters (English, 19th c.) Entitled ENGLISH COTTAGES | Oil on Canvas | Each signed in lower left of canvas with E

Pair of 19th C. English School Still Life Paintings, in the manner of Edward Ladell. Fruit still life oil on canvas paintings depicting grapes, pears, and apples, artist monogrammed and dated '90 and

British, Late 20th Century, Cliffs Of Dover View And Highland Hills In Summer, Two Oils On Canvas, Unsigned, Ebanista Label Verso, 7 X 10 Inches, In Large Linen And Giltwood Frames 21 X 24 X 2 Inches.

Oil on canvas painting by Edward George Armfield, 1817 to 1896, an English animal artist. The artwork depicts dogs in the manger. Titled A Sharp Lookout on the backside. Signed by the artist in the lo

Pair of oil on canvas, Autumn Landscapes. Signed. Original ornate frames.; 12in. X 16in.

Pair English oil on board landscape paintings, signed J. Thorn. Overall size H:29.5" W:14.5"

17 5/8" Height x 14 1/2" Width

Robert Grace Oil Painting Pair English King Charles Spaniels in Frame. Painting is not signed but carries sticker of artist. Framed measures 10 inches x 11 inches, art measures 5 inches x 7 inches.

Pair of English landscape oil on canvas paintings depicting countryside villages with cottages and cathedrals by the river's edge, each signed W. Richards lower right, late 19th century; each canvas 3

Pair of English 19th century marine oil paintings on board with old frames, one signed Wilson. May be the artist John H. Wilson (1774 - 1855) of the United Kingdom and is known for Land and seascape p

Pair of English 19th Century oil on canvas paintings, Horse stable scenes, 20 x 20 inches each, no visible signatures

Oil on canvas, Portrait of a Woman. Signed l.l.; 23.25in. X 17.5in.

Pair of 19th Century English Landscape Paintings Oil on panel. Both unsigned. Both: 8 x 11 in.

A pair of signed M. Young English School landscape oil paintings on masonite board. Both signed to lower right. Mounted in matching gold leaf oval wooden frames. Boards measure approx. 19 3/4" height

Oil on canvas painting, a 19th century genre scene depicting a school teacher punishing a student. Inscription Birch, School Master in the upper left. On the ground there is depicted a slate blackboar

Portrait of Master Simpson. Hand painted oil on canvas. After 1810 original by Arthur William Davis. Framed in English Bristol style gold leaf frame. Registered # 5299. Framed measures 35 1/2" h x 30"

Pair of English paintings of greyhounds, oil on board, in gilt carved wood frames. One is signed 'Whistler' lower left. Measures 18.75"H x 22.75"W framed; 16"H x 20"W unframed. Provenance: Alfred Bull

18th Century English Figural Oil Painting by the prominent English Portrait artist James Northcote (British, 1746-1831), and long time student and assistant to the English Master Sir Joushua Reynolds

William Greaves (British, 1852-1938). Pair, "English Countryside", oil on canvas laid down, each signed lower left. Pair of 19th century genre scene paintings, one depicting a country castle set withi

M. Monks (English, 20th Century). Pair of original oil paintings on board. Street scenes of London, with depictions of the store fronts of Lock & Co., the oldest hat shop in London, and Overton's St J

Joseph Mallord William Turner (English, 1775-1851). Line Fishing off Hastings. Antique engraving on wove paper after the original oil painting by master engraver William Miller (Scottish 1796 - 1882).

Theodore Lane. (English, 1800-1828). The Enthusiast (The Gouty Angler). Antique engraving on wove paper after the original oil painting by master engraver John Cousen (English, 1804-1880). 1850. Signe

Sir Augustus Wall Callcott. (English, 1779-1844). Returning from Market (Crossing the Stream). Antique engraving on wove paper after the original oil painting by master engraver John Cousen (English,

Item/Description: Two English countryside landscape oil paintings, each featuring a path to a cottage by a river. One is signed lower right: E. Cole. The other is attributed to Edwin Cole, as no signa