English Silk Embroidery, Woman & Child with Dog

English Silk Needlework Memorial Picture, Early 19thc. depicting two women and a child before an urn inscribed Hector, with a burning pyre, in silk embroidery and paint on silk, framed in eglomise gla

WOMAN WITH DOG; WOMAN WITH BONNET, two silk embroideries, sights each 9 x 6” oval, framed 14 ½ x 12” with glass; Together with MOTHER & CHILD, pencil and color pencil drawing, oval

19th century, each oval silk panel with painted background and woman gathering flowers, painted hands and faces, reverse painted glass with gold stars..age related discoloration to silk, paint loss to

Two peasant country life scenes, embroidered silk on silk background. 1. Family with children and dog. 2. Shepherd young man playing flute, with dog. Antique frames. English or American, 1st Half 19th

1st item: English 19th century seaport scene comprised of silk embroidery, watercolor and ink on silk, depicting a seaport with ships in the background and figures including a young child with baskets

ENGLISH NEEDLEWORK SILK PANEL LATE 17TH CENTURY worked in silk on silk in various embroidery stitches, the square panel depicting a woman in the centre of a garden flanked by a stumpwork pear tree and

Song Book 17th century, wool, silk and metal threads on woven silk ground with some elements in raised embroidery showing woman, (possibly meant to symbolize "Harmony"), seated in a chair and

A nicely framed embroidery on silk, the man and woman having painted features and limbs in a sweet English or Scottish pastoral scene circa 1810. Ht: 21.75" Width: 24.25"

NEEDLWORK PORTRAIT OF AN ENGLISH SETTER DOG. late 19th or early 20th century, Silk thread embroidery on silk; probably Chinese - Image: 18 in. x 25 1/2 in.

English, mid 19th century A pair of framed oval silk and embroidery figural panels including one with a male with a dog, and one with a female shepherdess Unmarked / Unsigned Approx. h. 14.75", w. 12.

18th/19th C., comprising an American example of a girl with a rake, and an American or English roundel of a woman with two lambs Girl with rake: 14-7/8"h x 12"w overall; 11-1/8"h x 8"w sight Roundel:

Pair of English cast iron door stop. Titled "Ally Sloper and Mrs. Sloper" featuring a man with his dog and umbrella and a women holding her two children. No apparent markings, being advertised in the

19th C. Family portrait in garden, English, charcoal and pastel on paper, depicts woman seated on bench with child, man leaning against stone urn monument at right, dog sleeps at their feet, in countr

Two English Embroidery Fragments , late 19th c., including "Mother and Children", after Kate Greenaway, silk thread and oil on silk, 6 3/4 in. x 5 in.; and "Cottage Path", monogrammed "Z.E.M" lower le

silk on linen, with vine border, with several decorations including birds, squirrels, insects, deer, dogs and flowers, with central verse between two columns, figures of two women holding flowers flan

Mainly silks with green satin border, embroidered date of Sept. 1887 with dogs, tea cup & saucer, butterfly, Vases, owl, fans, teapots, birds, cat, children and much more, 55" square. Condition some s

Chinese, Asian painting on silk, woman & child with parrot, unsigned, 22.75" by 11.75". All items sold as is, as found, please refer to images for general condition issues, if you need more info conta

English, 19th century. Group of two figural embroideries in oval format, each depicting a young beauty with sheep in a pastoral setting. Each in period giltwood frame with black reverse painted inset.

ENGLISH SILK EMBROIDERY, C. 1820, 17" X 14":Antique oval silk on silk and stump work embroidery with painted castle scene, brass period frame. For a high resolution photo

19th Century, both depicting classical females in tondo and with painted faces and arms, framed h. 11 w. 9 in. (sight) overall: 16 x 14 in.

Two Chinese Silk Embroidery Children's Hats and a Pair of Ear Muffs. Larger frame 60x53 cm.

Mid-19thc Chinese ptg on silk, women & childrenPainting: 9" x 9"Frame: 12.5" x 13.5"

Antique Beautifully Done Fine English Silk Embroidery Needlework. 20"x18"x1". Weight 6 lbs 3 oz.

Marie Laurencin (French, 1883-1956), Woman, Child, and Doghand-colored etching and aquatint, circa 1920s, pencil signed and marked as artist's proof (epreuve d'artiste) lower margin, matted and framed