Antique Hay Scythe

Antique American oil painting. Oil on board. Framed. Please see all images for condition. Size is measured and written on the back of the painting. The first size is the overall size, the second size

Attributed to Jacob de Wit (c.1695-1754) Dutch. 'Allegory of Summer', en grisaille, Oil on Canvas, 7.75" x 9", and a companion piece, 'Putti with a Scythe and Hay', a Pair (2).

Stunning Antique Continental late 19th, early 20th century Oil on Canvas of a Hay Harvest. Signed by the artist R. Finck, the oil depicts havest time with a loaded wagon, several hay stacks and peasan

ARTIST: Barton Stone Hays (Indiana, Ohio, Minnesota, 1826 - 1914) NAME: Landscape with Sheep MEDIUM: oil on canvas CONDITION: Good. No visible inpaint under UV light. SIGHT SIZE: 16 x 20 inches / 40 x

Tractor marked McCormick Deering Farmall. Measures approximately 10 x 4 x 4 3/4 inches together.

Antique black marble and malachite inlaid clock, Alex M. Hays & Co., New York. With key.

Pair of original oil on canvas portrait paintings. Features a beautiful Gypsy girl and man with hay cart. Housed in an ornate antique gold leaf frame. Signed lower right Kovac? Possibly Hungarian or R

Robert Swain Gifford (American 1840 - 1905) oil on panel, Landscape - tree's and a hay stack, approx. 7" x 13"

OAK AND APPLIED METAL DECORATED ANSONIA MANTLE CLOCK, PORCELAIN DIAL. MARKED ANSONIA ON WORKS. HAY KEY AND PENDULUM. 19" H. ALL CLOCKS ARE SOLD AS IS WE DO NOT GUARANTEE WORKING ORDER. THIS ITEM EXCEE

Eleanor Hay (American Born 1863) oil on canvas laid on board, Landscape- Soller Mallora Spain. 15 x 18 inches. overall framed size 19-1/2 x 23-1/2 inches. Signature under frame on left side see pics a

19C European Oil on Canvas Painting in Giltwood Frame . The painting depicts a man and woman taking a break next to st?ck of hay with a dog and horses . Signed lower right by the artist but we can not

Cast Iron Ox-Drawn Hay Cart & African American Driver. Heavy large scale by Hubley. Nice Original paint 14 3/4 inches long.

Franklin Boggs (1914-2009) oil on canvas countryside landscape, likely Tennessee, depicting a gathering of farmers, women and children, engaged in various farming activities including baling hay, pour

Pauline Wallen (TN, 1922-2010) fall landscape watercolor depicting a barn in a hay field with tree line in the background. Signed PAULINE WALLEN lower left. This painting was awarded the Prix Taylor p

Paulina Komolova (Russian, 1916-2008) large oil on canvas painting depicting workers in a Russian Collective Farm gathering and stacking hay. Originally purchased at the L. P. Cline Gallery, Chattanoo

Will Henry Stevens (Indiana/Louisiana/N.C/Tennessee, 1881-1949), "Hay Barn," pastel on paper landscape painting depicting a man raking hay from a horse-drawn wagon into a central barn set in the middl

This is an antique original primitive oil painting on board by Barton Stone Hays (American, 1826 -1914). The framed still life features a spilled woven basket of cherries. Signed lower right. Hays was

A Russian lacquer cabinet plate or tray, V.O. Vishnyakov, late 1880s-1890s. The circular plate with peasants returning from the fields atop carts full of hay. Dia. 10 1/2 in. (26.5 cm)

CLARE LEIGHTON (1898-1989 ACTIVE / LIVED IN CONNECTICUT / UNITED KINGDOM) "HAY MAKING" LIMITED EDITION WOOD ENGRAVING #30/30 - FULL MARGINS, SIGNED, TITLED AND NUMBERED IN PENCIL IN THE LOWER MARGIN -

Theodore Bernard Dahl (Denmark, 1886-1971) oil on canvas landscape painting depicting a cottage with a pale blue door nestled amid thick bushes and low trees with sunlit hay bails at the right beside

Early Wooden Hay Rake 104 1/4" x 47"

Framed Two Chinese Embroidered Ladies Piling Collar, frame H 53 cm(21 in.) x W 51 cm(20 in.) x2, Provenance: PROPERTY OF HELEN FUGH HAYS - FU HAILAN (1931-2016) WASHINGTON, D.C. FU HAILAN, MRS. HAYS,

Four turn of the century Vanity Fair chromolithograph caricatures depicting Victorian era horse jockeys. Includes "The Baby" (1884) by Sir Leslie "Spy" Ward, "Count Strickland" (1893) by W.B. "Hay" Ha

Oil on board, sign is unreadable, woman in hay field, 7x10 inches plus gilded frame