A very early miniature watercolour of Charles II (?),

An early miniature watercolor on paper of a gentleman, early to mid 19th century, both in good condition. Also included with the portrait is a 6th plate Daguerreotype that appears to be the same sitte

of a Seated Lady, image area 5 1/2" X 7", circa 1860.

Including: Gold Locket of a Middle Aged Man, with painted floral monogram 'JTL' verso, the glass lens is gone, in a fitted leather case with label giving Thistle as the artist, 2 1/4" x 1 3/4" locket,

Edward Jeffries (b.1792), ref: Wax Portraits and Silhouettes by Bolton, p.80-81, old label on back from Society for the Preservation of New England Antiques, 2 1/2"x3"

Early remembrance locket w/ miniature portrait of a young woman (reverse with hair memorial missing), oval, 2 3/4" x 2 1/4"

EARLY 19TH C. MINIATURE WATERCOLOR Oval watercolor of a young girl in a blue dress, with wide silver belt, and an intricate tortoise Spanish comb in her black hair, 3" x 2 3/8" (sight).

Early 19th century miniature watercolor portrait of woman in bonnet, 5"T x 5"W (overall), portrait is 2.5"L

Swedish Neoclassic Style Wall Mirror, early 20th century, Charles II-style gilt metal in the manner of Burchard Precht, the crest with three flower vases flaking an oval mirror. all above a beveled re

Early New England miniature watercolor of a couple mounted in a painted folkart maple frame 3.75"H x 3.5"W sight size

EARLY 20TH C. MINIATURE WATERCOLOR ON IVORY Depicting Stephen Isaac Hubble, a prominent businessman in Barnes, England (a district in northeast London), signed on reverse "Painted by M.B. de Castro",

DOMINICK & HAFF CHARLES II STERLING SERVING SPOON MONOGRAM This is a great early Dominick & Haff Charles II sterling silver serving spoonwith a faint gold wash. It is also stampedBailey Banks & Biddle

Knight's Cross Miniature beginning of 19th Century. Breast Badge, 8 mm, GOLD, both sides enameled (small cracks in the enamel), with suspension ring. Very early and attractive miniature! II R!

A Study of Sealife, late 18th - early 19th c., watercolor on paper, unsigned, in a water gilt frame, matted and glazed, 4 1/2" square. Good condition.

Ten early GB Copper Coins, Charles II Scottish Two Pence CR Crown, 1677 Charles II Scottish Coin, cross swords under a crown, possible Turner, Scottish Coin unreadable date, Nova-Scotia 1823 Half Penn

Buddha Knop Spoon, Sterling Silver Parcel-gilt, Plymouth, prick decorated, initialed and dated 1651 on the bowl, c. 1650 Charles II Plymouth Early restoration period Maker mark R.C. Possibly Barnstapl

Set 3 Antique Charles Turrell Watercolor Miniature Portraits in Oval Silver Plate Frames. Portraying self- portrait of artist,artist's daughter & Henrietta Collins. Charles Turrell British artist / ac

First lot of a large collection of early 19th century miniature portraits - Watercolor on paper miniature portraits, American, circa 1820-40s, gentleman, wife and probably daughter, each painted by sa

Two miniature early oval watercolor portraits, probably sisters, one titled 'Artemisa Tillinghast', each re-backed with white card stock, frames circa 1820. Both approximately: 3.5" x 2.75" ss / 4.75"

Mid 17th - Early 1800's Antique Miniature Watercolor Painting in Gilded Brass Frame Mid 17th - Early 1800's, the Grand Tour period, Miniature Watercolor Painting of a lady on plaque in Gilded Brass Or

AMERICAN SCHOOL (LATE 19TH / EARLY 20TH CENTURY) MINIATURE PORTRAIT, watercolor, depicting a middle-aged woman with low-cut gown and lavender shawl, signed and dated "T. D. Tallmadge '09". Housed in l

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

A Charles II sterling silver miniature or child’s porringer, London 1663 by Clement Punge (free. 1637, d. 1666) of baluster form with one double C scroll handle, the other deficient. Fully mark

classical, image area 3 1/2" X 5" plus mat and frame.

This superb 1818 watercolor miniature of fine detail depicts an elegant royal lady in jewelry and finery, with year, name, and "Berger, Germany" written in pencil on reverse. Shows some loss due to ag