Daguerreotype of a Mature Southern Lady

AMERICAN, OIL ON CANVAS, 1866, H 23.5", W 17.5", PORTRAIT OF A SOUTHERN LADY Signed and dated lower left. Framed H 28", W 23".

Circa 1845 Half Portrait of Southern Lady, Oil on Canvas Painting of Southern Lady. From the Jackson, "Madison County" Tennessee estate of Judge Walter Baker Harris and living estate of Betty Y. Harri

Mid 19th Century Half Portrait , Oil on Canvas Painting of Unknown Southern Lady in Walnut Shadow - Box Frame. From a Jackson, "Madison County" Tennessee estate and quite possibly painted by an itiner

Gentleman measures 4-1/4" x 3-1/4" - No case, Lady measures 3-1/4" x 2-3/4", only has the back of a case

DIAMOND BRACELET Containing numerous round brilliant cut diamonds weighing approximately 5.00 carats total. Mounted in white gold. Stamp: 14K. 23.90 dwt. Property from the Estate of a Southern Lady

Circa 1900. Having a fine color throughout with scattered wear consistent with age and use. Sold from the collection of a Southern lady.L 163" W 128"

Adirondack Style Oval Antler Mirror late 20th century, oval beveled mirror adorned with natural antlers with resin rough ends mounted to a wooden panel. 43 x 34 in. Collection of a Southern Lady Addit

Early to mid 20th century by Manchester Silver Company. The set of tapered cups conforming with a flared rim. Good overall condition. 48.8 oz Sold from the private collection of a Southern lady and ge

19th century or earlier. Qing period carving of Chinese Characters. Very nicely carved and in good overall condition. L2 1/8" Sold from the collection of a Southern lady.

Circa 1600. Each having decoration of animals among forest and fauna. Some very shallow nicks to edges and feet consistent with age. W8 3/8" W8 1/4" Sold from the collection of a Southern lady.

David Immerman ( American, 1911 - 2013 ) signed oil paint on canvas. Subject matter is that of a well groomed mature lady in seated pose. Good condition. Mild wear to the art work. Frame measures 41 1

Circa 1830, likely Mid Atlantic or New England. Dining chairs and a youth chair having a nicely painted surface in black with stenciling. H34 1/2" Sold from the collection of a Southern lady.

Octagonal form having a trimmed edge and centered by very small monogram. Good overall condition. Set of 12. 272 grams standard W3 3/8" Sold from the collection of a Southern Lady.

Large 5 gallon handled jug, hand decorated with Folk Art of Southern Lady holding a flower, white slip outlines, signed at base, Bozeman, Edgefield, 95. Great eye appeal and good condition .

The dial having a wonderful patina and marked on verso "Virginia Metal Crafters". The piece is 35" tall by 12" wide. Sold from the collection of a Southern lady.

Stacked Antler Table Lamplate 20th century, single socket form, comprised of three various fallen antlers set together with a pheasant feather shade. HOA 37 in. Collection of a Southern Lady Additiona

19th century. Each having open turned wood handles on deep oval body. Good wear with age. H13" W26" Sold from the collection of a Southern Lady.

Alexander Brook New York, Georgia,1898-1980 Depicting a seated mature lady with shawl wrapped around her shoulders staring mournfully into the distance. Canvas 34" x 28", Signed "A. Brook" lower right

J.P. (John Paxton) Back Bay, Virginia. Elegantly carved and painted duck with a nice surface and market at the base with JP. L22" Sold from the collection of a Southern lady.

Large Decorative Waterscape Painting with Sailboatoil on canvas, contemporary, unsigned, in giltwood frame. Frame dimensions 47 x 34 3/4 in. Collection of a Southern Lady Additional high-resolution ph

Early 20th century. Oil on board of hunters in marsh setting with duck decoys in canoe, no apparent signature. H17" W20" Sold from the private collection of a Southern lady and gentleman.

1917. U.S. L.F & C. wood handled trench knife in very original condition. Good condition with some light surface rust. Sold from the collection of a Southern Lady. L 14 1/4" This piece is sold from fa

Southern Lady in a floral dress3 3/4" tall.

18th or early 19th century. Handsomely cast having a code of arms at the center. H35" W36" Sold from the collection of a Southern lady and gentleman.