American Miniature Portrait Attributed to Justus Dalee

American Miniature Portrait Attributed to Justus Dalee (active 1826-1847), profile portrait of a woman wearing a lace bonnet and sitting in a red painted American chair, in original lemon gilt frame a

An early miniature water color profile portrait of a standing young lady with ringlets attributed to Justus Dalee (Western NY. 1793 - 1878). 2.75" x 3.25" within matt. Excellent condition. Provenance:

A portrait attributed to 18th century miniature painter Edward Greene Malbone (American, 1777-1807). This piece is presented in a period sealed metal casing which is unable to be opened without damagi

Pencil and ink on paper, profile portrait of a distinguished gentleman. Reverse reads, from the collection of CJ and ML Larson, from a Philadelphia family. Attributed to Raphaelle Peale. Paper 3.25&#8

Watercolor on paper, first half of the 19th century, a portrait miniature of a woman in profile. Family history as pictured verso. Dimensions:Sight is 3" x 2 1/2", the frame 5 3/4" x 4 3/4".

Profile portrait set in a gold frame 6 3/4 x 5 3/4 inches. Ca. 1830. Found in a photo album of Amhivra, Bradley, Pittsfield, Mass. Attributed to Justus Dalee (active 1826-1847).

(American, 1798-1882). Portrait of John Davis Weld Williams (1799-1882) of Roxbury, Mass:, circa 1825, gouache, 3 1/2 x 2 1/2 in., in stamped brass frame

(American, 1787-1844). Portrait of a young woman, gouache, circa 1840, gouache, 3 x 2 1/2 in. in partial leather case

(American, 1788-1853). Portrait of a Boston gentleman, circa 1830, gouache, in stamped brass frame, 2 3/4 x 2 1/4 in.

member of the Bourneman family, attributed to Deborah Goldsmith(1808-1836), water color on card glued to paper, 2 1/2 x 3 in., in miniature ogee frame

portrait miniature of Thomas Baker, attributed to William Wadsworth, gouache, 2 x 1 3/4 in., in black lacquer frame

James Gillespie (attributed) Fine pair of miniature portraits a brother and sister. Watercolor and graphite on paper. American , circa 1825. Condition: Fine original condition. Framed H 5-1/4" W 4-1/2

American School 19th century, Three Portrait Miniatures of Young Men Each watercolor and ink on paper, the first, attributed to J.H. Gillespie; the second, signed, "Dr. G.P. Chaplin Cambridgeport"; fr

LAWRENCE SULLY (firmly attributed to) (Irish-American, Richmond, VA, 1769-1804), oval painted portrait miniature of woman in white, circa 1775-1803. The portrait is set in a rose gold frame with a sma

Profile portrait of a U.S. Naval Officer, executed circa 1835, in watercolor on paper, attributed to Rufus Porter (American, 1792-1884). No visible signature. Matted, in a gilt-edged wood frame. [Art:

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

English, 2nd quarter 19th century. Watercolor on paper, unsigned. Well done image of a young man in robes. According to various notes this is reputedly a portrait of Sir Robert Chambers by the artist.

Wood carved hanging shelf opens up to reveal a small, early American folk art portrait of a gentleman. Portrait size in frame: 3" ht. x 2.75" wd., size of shelf: 11" ht. x 9.5" wd. (opened) From the l

(lot of 3) Framed art, including: (1) miniature watercolor portrait on paper, unsigned, label verso attributing to A.B. Frothingham, Mt. Vernon School, Boston, sight: 3.5"h, 2.75"w, overall: 9"h, 8"w,

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

A group of four European and American miniature portrait drawings, one depicts a man to the right rendered in colored pencil or crayon, with a label that reads "Early miniature of Burns, probably cont

British School (First Half 19th Century) Group of Four Fine British and American Miniature Portraits of "Dandies" each watercolor each unsigned. Each glazed in an oval pendant with plated rolled gold;

RARE, EXPRESSIVE AMERICAN PORTRAIT DOLL ATTRIBUTED TO LEO MOSS. 18”. Marks: Rube (hand lettered on front of torso). Hand-pressed paper mache shoulder head, rich black complexion with sculpted bl

c. 1810, seated young woman in a blue dress, original frame, 3.25"diam. Collection of G.W. SamahaNOTE: Apologies, we cannot approve bidders during the auction.