ATTRIBUTED TO JAMES SHARPLES (1751-1811)

Attributed to James Sharples (Sharpless) (British (active Pennsylvania, New York), 1751/52-1811), undated, oil on metal panel, pair of oval half length portraits depicting a shipping merchant with his

James Sharples (1751-1811) British. Portrait of a Man, a Member of the Bradford Family, From Boston, America, Pastel, Inscribed on the reverse, Oval, 7.5" x 6", and two others by the same hand, A Lady

Circle of James Sharples (American, 1751-1811), "Portrait of a Colonial Gentleman with Wig", pastel on paper, apparently unsigned. Bust length portrait painting depicting a gentleman with bob wig, wit

Circle of James Sharples (American, 1751-1811), "Portrait of a Colonial Gentleman", pastel on paper, apparently unsigned. Bust length portrait painting depicting a gentleman with raven hair and blue p

JAMES SHARPLES (BRITISH / AMERICAN, 1751-1811) PORTRAIT OF A GENTLEMAN, pastel on paper, silver-haired figure in profile against a blue background, no signature located. Housed under glass in a period

Attributed to James Sharples Portrait of Hannah Irwin Israel Pastel on paper 8 1/4 x 6 1/4 inches C From the Private Collection of Jacob and Sylvia Levy

Attributed. to James Henry Beard (1811-1893), American painter of animals and portraits, 10 .75" x 9", "Young Boy with Dog", circa 1864, unsigned, modern gilt frame is 17" x 15.5". Attribution is base

This pair of oil paintings are attributed to James Henry Beard (1811-1893) framed oils on canvas. Per family letter these antique oil paintings were executed by Beard. They were found in an Olcott fam

Attributed to James Henry Beard (American, 1811-1893) Sketch for a Race for Life oil on paper unsigned 7 3/4 x 19 1/4 inches. This lot is located in Palm Beach. Provenance: Alexander Gallery, New York

"William S. Furman (1788 - 1802)" typed label verso with description of sitter, as well as the date painted 1798, plus hand-inscribed "Bought from R.C. Vose for $600 in 1926". 9 x 7 inches.

Unsigned, attributed to artist by period label verso with title 'Grasmere', sight size through the frame is 35.75 x 26 and the frame measures 46.25 x 36.5 inches. Provenance: acquired through Henry Ru

MAN POLING A RAFT IN AUTUMN, oil painting on canvas, 8 x 12 ¼”, frame 14 x 18 x 4”. From the personal collection of Mr. Hugh Duffield.

NIGHT FALL AT VENICE, oil painting on wood panel, titled and inscribed or signed in pencil on verso, 16 ¼ x 22 ¼”, with James Bourlet & Sons Ltd. Nassau label on back of frame 20 x

MADISON, James (1751-1836). Autograph note unsigned. 5 x 8 in., creased along old folds, with separations, softening, and staining throughout. Verso is a letter from L. Barbour to Mrs. Madison. Madiso

Early 1/6 plate Daguerreotype of a period painting by James Sharples. .

A BRITISH ISLE GEORGE III QUARTER SAWN OAK TALL CASE CLOCK, WITH CLOCK WORKS BY THOMAS WRIGHT (English 1711-1786) AND DIAL AND CASE ATTRIBUTED JAMES GRAY (Scottish active 1772-1822), the arched crest

MADISON, James (1751-1836). Partly printed document signed ("James Madison"), as President of the United States, countersigned by Edward Tiffin as Commissioner of the General Land Office. Washington,

Attributed James Goodwin McManus. Landscape with houses among trees. Not signed. Consigner with McManus familial relationship. 10.25" x 13 3/8

Attributed James Goodwin McManus. Landscape with large tree, stream or pond; probably Connecticut/Old Lyme region. Not signed. Consigner with McManus familial relationship. sight 11.5" x 15 3/8

Attributed James Hamilton (1819 - 1878) Rocky Shoreline at Sunset. Oil on Canvas. Bearing signature verso on canvas. Areas of restoration to upper left corner. Sight Size: 18.25 x 28.25 in. Overall Fr

Attributed James Goodwin McManus . Landscape, probably Connecticut/Old Lyme region, opening to water, suggested buildings. Purportedly signed later by a relative as was found in the McManus house afte

Attributed James Mont Mid-Century Modern Tara Buddha head lamps. Dimensions: H 28.5" x W 6" x D 7.25" Condition: Some losses, surface wear and scratches to Buddha heads. Missing harps & finials. Wood

Important dated 1811 James Wilson "New American Terrestrial Globe" (James Wilson 1763- 1855) 13" terrestrial table globe on stand. James Wilson sold his first globe in January of 1810. 1811 is the fir

attributed Sir James Thornhill (1675-1734), Venus Presenting Arms to Aeneasoil on canvas (lined), appears unsigned, presented in an antique 19th century gilt cove molded frame. Stretcher size 30 5/8 x