19th c Landscape William Mein Smith -New Zealand

19th c Pastoral landscape, mountains, stream, grazing sheep. Signed William Mein, - Attributed to William Mein Smith (1798-1869) New Zealand. relined, and replaced stretchers, Identified as Stirling o

A late 19th C. large size oil on canvas, New Hampshire mountainous landscape with river and boaters in foreground, unsigned, in a period gilt wood frame. Canvas 24” x 36”, Overall in a per

ND Connell New Zealand 19th c Oil on Board Landscape titled Manawatu Gorge , signed on the bottom left , in period frame, painting is bowed in middle and dirty light crack mark to paint on base. frame

Pastures and river scene with multiple figures and animals, signed lower left, C.A. Drake 1875. Canvas: 26” X 36”, Frame: 30.5” x 40.5”

American, mid-19th C., comprising a pair by Aaron C. Fuller & William Smith, New London, CT, a pair by Freeman Porter, Westbrook, ME, two marked Joshua B. & Harry H. Graves, Middletown, CT., and one m

A fine example of mid-19th C. Barbizon School landscape painting. Narcisse-Virgilio Diaz de la Pena (France, 1807 - 1876) oil on wood board, figure in forested landscape, signed in red lower left, N.

A well executed landscape, depicting a summer afternoon light illuminating a rivers edge, initialed AMB and dated 18?7 lower right, in a labeled (George FOF Framer of NY) gilt decorated frame. Canvas:

Depicting watermill in mountainous valley with river. Nicely decorated mitres on frame.Image 21”H x 17”W.Frame 28.5”H x 24.5”W.

19th C. oil on canvas, taken off stretcher, and found rolled in attic, depicting a bucolic landscape with river, mountains, figures, temples and more, 32”H x 49”.

Flock of sheep with shepherd and dog in snowstorm on Rocky Mountain pass, in period carved, gesso and gilt decorated frame. 25”H x 20”W canvas 36.5”H x 32”W frame.

A finely executed 19th C. English oil on canvas landscape with village and figures, signed illegibly in lower left (see images). Image 14” x 18”, Overall in period, and likely original, gi

19th C. European oil on canvas, landscape with town in distance, in elaborate gilded frame, 9" x 17" stretcher, 14" x 22.5" frame

Nicely painted Hudson River Valley School landscape of cattle in a river. UnsignedImage 22”H x 36”W.Frame 29”H x 43”W.

Mid/late 19th C. oil on board, a dramatic French landscape, figure in boat on marsh with cows drinking at waters edge with a cottage in distant background. Signed lower right, Jules Dupre, in a period

Lot of five 19th/20th C. Japanese woodblock prints, including small landscape by Hokusai, ca. 1800; vertical print by Utamaro, ca. 1800; and other by Kunisada, ca. 1850. Sizes from 9" x 5" to 14.5" x

Well carved depicting mountainous landscape with houses. Plaque is 7”H x 9.75”W. In stand 9.5”H.

The girl depicted in full length wearing a blue dress with lace trim and a coral necklace, seated on the ground amidst a mountainous landscape, tenderly holding her dog; period strainer 29 1/2”

A fine example of diminutive New England furniture. The cherry case containing three graduated drawers fitted with original wood pulls and poplar secondary woods. On flared French feet with a scrolled

Small 19th C. unsigned oil on board depicting a woman in green riding costume in landscape, with horse and white dog at feet. Image 10” x 12”, Overall 16.5” x 18”.

First half of the 19th C. New Hampshire banjo clock. Painted iron dial, warranted by LW Noyes, original eglomise throat panel and bottom tablet, reads L.W. Noyes, Nashua. Original brass finial top, we

19th C. Gothic style cast iron garden bench, with scrolled arms, flanking a triple panel back stamped, J.L. Mott New York. 34.5”H x 36”W x 17”D, 15” seat height.

Likely VT origin, with four long dovetailed and veneered drawers having white pine secondary woods, unusually thick drawer fronts and tiger maple veneers, over a shaped apron embellished with an oval

A fine early 19th C. oil on canvas portrait, of two sisters in white dresses in landscape, one holding a book and other a holding flower, Canvas 36” x 29”, Overall in gilt frame 40”

Ca. 1850 New York three piece silver tea service, with a 9” teapot, 8” creamer, and a 7.5”H sugar, all stamped New York on bottom. Total weight 70 Oz t.