Pair of American School O/C

circa 1830-50, of a lady and a gentleman in formal attire, unsigned, in unusual frames. Professionally relined, with restoration, crazing and lady with alligatoring. Frame size: 39 1/4" high, 34 1/4"

Two (2) American School folk art pendant portraits in the manner of Zedekiah Belknap (MA/NH/VT/NY, 1781-1858), oil on canvas, depicting subjects identified as Willard and Cleora Woods Kneeland of Verm

American School oil on canvas painting depicting the three quarter view portrait of a woman wearing a black hat and a black coat with a black and white fur collar, against a reddish-brown background.

An impressionist technique pastoral scene with red roof tops in the distant background, watering cattle in the foreground, signed A. Wilson lower left. No biographical information is known about the a

Two (2) American School, 19th-century oil on canvas portrait paintings. 1st item: Painting depicing a young female in three-quarter view with upswept brown hair attired in a black dress with a gilt br

An early 20th C. American School oil on canvas, Impressionist School landscape depicting a stream and hillside home, by Elizabeth Curtis (American, 1865-1953), unsigned. Painting has been passed down

American School oil on canvas oval portrait painting depicting a young woman, possibly Lucy McClung's mother, with dark hair curled in ringlets, attired in a white gown with lace and bead decoration a

American School, probably Southern, late 19th or early 20th century, oil on canvas painting depicting a seated woman in a red high collared dress, playing a banjo in a dark, interior setting. Unsigned

"Helena holding dandelions, dated July 15, 1846, signed "I. Till Pinx." LR. Frame size: 36 3/8" high, 30" wide. Crazing to paint, frame rub in margins, frame losses. Provenance: Property of a Chester

An early 20th C. interior genre scene, young girls adorned in elegant gowns seated in a parlor with period furnishings, while one plays an instrument, titled on back with old paper label, 'Old Costume

American or British School oil on canvas painting depicting a stag or elk wading in a body of water, the opposite shore visible beneath a slightly cloudy, early morning blue sky in the background. Sig

dated 1871; gouache on porcelain, each set in low grade gold adjustable bracelet band, each inscribed on verso, "Martha Irwin Christmas 1871" and "Annie Irwin Christmas 1871," 1 1/2 x 1 1/4 in.

Two (2) American School oil on canvas landscape paintings. 1st item: Hudson River style landscape depicting two figures at the sparsely forested edge of a vast, rolling mountain range surrounding a la

circa 1810; profile portraits of gentleman and lady, gouache on paper, with gilt-metal mats in half section of leather case, each 3 1/2 x 2 1/2 in., name "Wilcox" written in pencil inside of man's cas

American School oil on canvas pastoral painting, depicting 19th century shepherds fishing in a lake while their cattle graze near the ruins of a Gothic church, signed MC Parcell (likely Mary C. Parcel

10" X 14"

19th c American School o/c still life of lemons unsigned, relined on new stretcher 16 x 12"

20th c American School o/c winter landscape 12 x 16" in Newcomb Macklin art nouveau frame

American School oil on canvas pastoral landscape, late 19th or early 20th century, depicting a river valley with cows in the distance, apparently unsigned, in a gilt frame. Canvas: h. 22", w. 36"; Ove

attributed to Hudson Valley & White Mountain painter Alfred T. Bricher (Am. 1837-1908) inscribed and partial label verso. Frame size: 11 5/8" high, 11" wide.

American School oil on canvas bust length portrait of a young gentleman attired in a black double breasted coat with a white collared shirt and black necktie against a neutral background. Housed in a

Circa 1830. The portraits, depicted in excellent detail, of Mr. John Stevens Abbott (1807-1881) who was the former Attorney General of the State of Maine along with his wife Mrs. Elizabeth Titcomb All

Untitled (depicting pilgrims landing in the Winter time. Oil on canvas, signed POWER, 1865. Dimensions (canvas) H 15" x W 12.5" Condition: Surface dirt and two small tears to the canvas. Canvas is spl

early to mid 19th century. portrait of young husband and wife. framed: H35 1/2" W29 3/4"