American Miniature Portrait

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

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

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;

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

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.

American oval miniature portrait of a gentleman, most likely Philadelphia, the reverse with his braided hair, circa 1830. 3" x 2.5"

American, second quarter 19th Century. Exceedingly fine painting of a woman. Appears to be painted on ivory. All original. Open 3.25"h. 5.5"w.

An American miniature oil portrait of Daniel Updike Boone Jr. (Son of Daniel Updike Boone whose portrait was sold in the previous lot - Rhode Island 1821 - 1854). Circa 1840-50. The portrait is sealed

circa 1825; young boy with lace collar, gouache, with hair lock in verso, 2 1/2 x 2 in., in brass locket frame

dated 1813; miniature portrait of A.G. Hussey of Nantucket, gouache in locket case, 2 1/4 x 1 1/2 in., dated in pencil on back of portrait

Miniature wax portraits in original period frames. Mid-19th century. [Portrait on mat: 7 x 5 inches; frames: 11 x 9 inches].

portrait of society beauty in garden, gouache on ivory, signed "Shire 1912," image - 4 x 3 in., in velvet-lined presentation case

portrait of society matron, gouache on ivory, signed "Shire 1914," image - 4 x 3 in., in presentation case

circa 1840; youthful gentleman in formal suit, gouache, 2 3/4 x 2 1/4 in., in brass locket frame with hair reciever on verso

JOHN RAMSIER (AMERICAN, 1861-1936) MINIATURE PORTRAIT OF ADCOCK HOBSON, watercolor, bust-length depiction, signed lower right "J. Ramsier". Housed in likely original gilt molded frame. Late 19th/early

A circa 1830 portrait of woman with hair up and ringlets, earrings, a red bead necklace, perhaps coral and from a relative who was a sailor, a red balloon sleeve dress with lace and blue belt with gol

dated 1826; miniature portrait of well-dressed gentleman, oil on board, 5 1/2 x 4 1/2 in., framed

AMERICAN MINIATURE WATERCOLOR PORTRAITS TWO, 3" CIRCA 1870:Identified as Dave Boyd Smith and Frances Boyd Smith. Formal portraits In black wood frames. Frames by Wunderly Bros. Pittsburgh. For a high

American School, miniature portrait of Marian Curtis (Mrs. Abraham M.) Cozzens. Watercolor on paper. 3 1/4" x 2 1/2". Mrs. Cozzens was the wife of Abraham Cozzens, who was an extremely important Ameri

American watercolor miniature portrait of a mother and child, early 19th c. 5" x 3.5" sight size / 8" x 7" overall Condition: frame repainted