Alexander AUSTEN: Two Gentleman - Oil/Canvas

The Rehearsal” and “A New Piece”. Both signed. Two Oil on Canvas. Each measuring 17 3/4” by 11 1/4”. Both framed. (Cond: good) (600/800)

Alexander Austen oil on canvas painting, titled on verso "Sporting Chat". The second of two very similar pieces in this auction by Alexander Austen. Signed "A. Austen" lower right and framed in what a

Alexander Austen oil on canvas painting depicting an interior scene with four figures and two dogs. (One of two very similar by Austen in this auction). Signed "A. Austen" lower left and framed in wha

Philip Ouless (English, 1817-1885). A pair of oil on cavas portraits of a lady and gentleman. Lady is signed and dated "P.J. Ouless 1842." In gilt frames. Frame opening of Lady: 24-1/2in x 20-1/2in. F

ARTIST: Alexander Austen (British, 1859 - 1924) NAME: Difficult Move MEDIUM: oil on canvas CONDITION: One pin hole size puncture. No visible inpaint under UV light. Minor damages to frame. SIGHT SIZE:

A pair of oil on canvas portraits of racehorses to include an after Emil Adams portrait of New Market Heath of Bunbury Farms, and an after J Herring portrait of Miss Letty, winner of the Oaks. Neither

Salvador Dalí (Spanish, 1904-1989) The Two Gentleman of Verona from the Shakespeare II portfolio suite, 1971 color etching signed and numbered lower margin edition of 300 6 5/8" x 4 3/4"

Beswick Beatrix Potter tableau figure Two Gentleman Rabbits: Limited edition, on wooden plinth

Alexander Austen (British 1859-1924) The Chess Game, oil on canvas, signed lower right, framed. Dimensions: 15.5 x 23.5 in. 25.75 x 33.5 in. as framed Condition: Craquelure Provenance: Estate of a C

19th Century, Continetal Painting of two Gentleman Continental. 19th century. No in-paint restoration. 13 1/2 in by 11 in

Alexander Austen, British (fl 1891-1909 Oil on canvas "A Difficult Move". Signed lower left. Good condition. Measures 16" x 24", frame measures 21" x 29". Third party shipping.

Alexander Austen (British, 1859-1924) Shoe Cobbler Oil Painting Signed. Shows a shoe cobbler working on a shoe. Signed, signature is located on bottom left corner of painting, reads "A-Austen." Painti

Copper engraving, c .1818 on woven paper. T. Stothard RA., J. Heath Sculp. 11 x 18 inches. Some foxing/toning present.

Two Gentlemen Out Hunting Oil Painting by Henry Barraud. Oil Unframed. Estimated Size: 24''*36''

19th century, one sixth plate daguerreotype, two formal dress gentlemen, in period linen lined case, sight 2 x 2-1/2 in. Note: Our consignor indicates this could possibly be Edgar Allen Poe (sans mous

American. 1920s. Lithographed paper. Larus & Bro. Co. Richmond, VA. Marked, "Printed in Germany", lower left corner. 22.75" x 16.75".

MINIATURES: Two gentlemen on oval supports, one in locket with brown hair wearing black jacket, high white collar and tied cravat (verso with trimmed lithograph portrait) ss: 2 1/4" h. x 1 3/4" w.; se

Two (2). English. c. 1800. Wax. Two early wax miniature profile busts. Joseph Black M.D. (1728-1799) was a noted Scottish Physicist and Chemist. The image of J. Robinson D.D bears a close remblance to

Signed HHS 53 Painting of Two Gentlemen Dimensions: Image Size: H: 11 inches: W: 11 inches --- -- This painting is from the collection of over 80 works curated by Matthew Siegel. Matthew is an MIT edu

Staffordshire pottery group of two gentlemen and a dog, together with a small Staffordshire pottery group

Title: Two Gentlemen of Boston Author: Caroline FieldDate: 1887 Edition: first Subject: novel This is the 1887 Ticknor & Company publication of Caroline C. Field's novel, "Two Gentlemen of Boston" (48

Illegibly signed "Two gentlemen," depicting two gentlemen near seaside, one possibly Dutch and wearing wooden clogs, illegible signature lower right, oil on canvas. Image: 12" H x 7" W; frame: 14.5" H

Title: Book Lovers Edition Poems and Sonnets Two Gentlemen from Verona Author William Shakespeare Date/Period: 1901 Total Pages: 229 pages Edition: Additional Information: library book Reserve: $15.00

Two Gentlemen of Verona. Tour. NYSF. Original pen and ink drawing by Sam Norkin. Signed Norkin and dated perhaps 1972 16" x 27"