….the Queen never saw any young English lady so totally

Early 20th century, English School, Pencil study, A portrait of a lady in Romanesque Dress, resembling a young Queen Victoria. Approx. 12" x 9"

"Young lady" English portrait miniature housed in golden brooch, ca.1780 Condition: fairly good, set in original gold brooch. Interior side of glass slightly dusty; paint losses o

with quarter section walnut veneered top and various other cross-banded and veneered details, shell carved knees. 29 1/2" high, 48 1/2" long, 25" deep. Repairs, some missing and damaged veneers, other

Lladro "See-Saw" porcelain figurine, #1255. Features young lady and sailor playing on see-saw. Measures 10.5"L x 4.5"W x 9.75"H. Condition report: Good condition, no issues, please examine all photos

Queen Victoria 1863 Gold Sovereign Coin - English. Young Head, Shield, Altered Surface

A grouping of 145 trade cards including 9 mechanical cards depicting a young lady wearing colorful dresses signed "Sister Likes the Ball's Waist and says the buttons never come off" - F.H. Smith, Home

An antique ladies pocket watch, 18k yellow gold case, with blue enameled back with floral bouquet pattern, marked 18k. Examined by F. Dent, Watchmaker to the Queen, marked on the movement Badollet A G

Both with chromolithographed illustrated double sided paper labels on tin cans, one with red ground and one with yellow ground, both with illustration of young lady in white with tray with coffee pot,

Oil on copper panel. English or French. C. 1769-1780 Young Queen with crown and fan as well as elaborate lace dress. Example of fine court artist making smaller versions of the palace painting for the

Lot of two including one marked Vienna Art Plates Pat. Feb. 21st 1905 with portrait of Queen Louise of Prussia, navy & gold scroll border, 10" diameter; and unmarked example with young lady holding ur

lot of two art prints, the first is a framed print of a young woman 7\" x 9\" the second one is a framed picture of a english lady in hat and Coif london british museum through the courtesy of the tru

Old Store Stock, never worn but show age darkening on some.1 Womans Orchard Suit w box, 3 boy's age 12 undergarments, 6 young ladies undergarments. Shipping for this lot is $15.00 USA, $40.00 Internat

English School portrait of young lady with dog, oil on canvas, unsigned, 23" x 16 1/2", in period gilt frame 30 1/4" x 24". Relined, with inpainting. Provenance: Marblehead, Massachusetts collection.

Portrait of a lady in white wearing 18th century attire, possibly Queen Charlotte, in the manner of Sir Joshua Reynolds or Sir Thomas Reynolds. Signature not found. Oil on canvas. [Sight: 21 1/4 x 17

Unframed oil on canvas painting of a young queen on horseback, with painted portrait medallions on three sides, with bottom center cartouches bearing the names "Victoria" and "Napoleon", possibly comm

This beautiful lady appears to be royalty, possibly a young Queen Victoria. It is an after John Brandard (1812-1863) and engraved by Michael (1788-1865) and Nicholas Hanhart (1815-1902), founders of M

18th century English burl walnut diminutive ladies Queen Anne 2 section slant front desk. Has nice interior with hidden compartment below writing surface. 37 in h x 23 w x 16 deep. Good condition with

PAINTING ON PORCELAIN WITH ARTIST SIGNATURE - LADY JANE GREY (1537-1554) KNOWN AS THE "NINE DAY QUEEN" WAS AN ENGLISH NOBLEWOMAN WHO FAMOUSLY REIGNED OVER ENGLAND AND IRELAND FOR 9 DAYS IN 1553, BEFOR

Victorian oil on oval canvas of a portrait of a young lady holding a pink rose. Good condition. Measures 17" x 14". Frame measures 24-1/2" x 21-1/2".

English Glazed Ceramic Framed Tiles, Young Ladies, Ca. 1900, H 11.5" W 5.75" | Each tile depicts a standing young lady in society. Frame measures H 13" X W 7". Circa 1900. Provenance: Property from a

A totally restored piece of an early DuPont sign with a depiction of an older gentleman, a young boy and two English Setters. It is single sided, has a black border and displays wear throughout, most

Lacquered in red and gold, this metal stand is P&L’s version of Find the Lady. The cards are mixed and the spectator can never find the Queen. Al Baker (1874-1951) is credited with inventing this ve

Cherchez La Femme (Standard sized) – Petrie & LewisLacquered in red and gold, this metal stand is P&L’s version of Find the Lady. The cards are mixed and the spectator can never find the Queen. Al

Lacquered in red and gold, this metal stand is P&L’s “Jumbo” version of Find the Lady. The cards are mixed and the spectator can never find the Queen. Al Baker (1874-1951) is credited with inven