FREDERICK JAMES BOSTON: "TWO CHILDREN"

oil on canvas signed lower left Condition: with multiple restorations 22 x 17 1/2 inches

Frederick James Boston(American, 1855-1932)Interior Scene with Two Childrenoil on canvassigned lower right19.5 x 17.5 inches (sight)25 x 23 inches (frame)

Two plaster death masks of childrenBoston, MA, circa 1845The masks inscribed in pencil, "Frederick P. Phillips" and "Anna Jones Phillips," in wallpaper covered hat box, wrapped in The Daily Evening Tr

Painting of a young girl by Frederick James Boston Painting: 19 1/2" x 23 1/2" Frame: 25 1/2" x 29 3/4" Frederick James Boston (Source: askart.com) Boston was born in 1855 in Bridgeport, Connecticut.

Frederick James Boston (American, 1855-1932) Oil on Canvas, "Portrait of a Young Woman", H 16" W 12" | Signed lower right. Framed H 22.5", W 18.5". Provenance: Property from a Bloomfield Hills, MI pri

Frederick James Boston (American, 1855-1932) Twilight Landscape oil on panel signed lower right F J Boston 7 3/4 x 10 inches. Provenance: Arthur James Gallery, Delray Beach, Florida. Property from the

Frederick James BostonAmerican, 1855-1932LandscapeOil on canvasSigned lower right. Verdant and peaceful landscape at dusk under a soft pink sky, a small house with illuminated window far to the right.

Antique American oil painting by Frederick James Boston (1855 - 1932). Oil on canvas. Signed. Framed. Image size, 18.5H x 22.5L. Please see all images for condition. Size is measured and written on th

FREDERICK JAMES BOSTONNew York/Connecticut, 1855-1932A woman sweeping the stoop. Signed lower right "F.J. Boston".Oil on panel, 24" x 20". Unframed.

Painting, country road, signed Frederick James Boston, watercolor on paper, 10.5" by 8.75", NOTE, has preserved label on reverse referring to Elisabeth Vanderhoog, "Early Morning, Highlands of Neversi

ARTIST: Frederick James Boston (New York, Connecticut, 1855 - 1932) NAME: Autumn Landscape MEDIUM: oil on canvas CONDITION: L-shaped tear 2" long. No visible inpaint under UV light. Frame is in poor c

DESCRIPTION: Frederick Boston 1855 - 1932. An impressionist fieldwork scene, signed F. J. Boston. MEASUREMENTS: 11 1/2" X 15 1/2", 17" X 21" framed. CONDITION: Canvas shows patch repairs to the revers

A pair of figural Victorian silver-plated napkin rings by James W. Tufts, Boston. Each with cherubs holding up a square napkin ring. Each is 3-1/4 in tall x 3-3/4 in wide.

Portrait of two children. Oil on canvas with Boston canvas stamp. New England, circa 1845. Frame: H 43" W 35-3/4". Sight: H 35-1/2" W 28". Condition: Inspected under UV light. No restoration noted. Co

Framed Japanese woodblock print. 19th century Meiji era. Depicts a female beauty with two children. Signed with calligraphy. Measures 14.5" x 10". Framed measurement 23.5" x 17-5/8".

A framed vintage needlework / needlepoint picture. Depicts two children / young girls with a deer or dog in a woodland landscape setting. Sight measurement 23.75" x 24.5". Framed under glass measuring

James Crawford Thom (New Jersey/New York/England/France, 1835-1898) oil on board Hudson River School style landscape genre painting depicting two children, dressed in peasant style clothing, fishing i

Two Children's "Shopping" Board Games. Little Shoppers by Gibson Game Co. Boston. McLoughlin Bros. Game of Playing Department Store. Outstanding color and graphics. Overall fair to good condition. Dep

Edward Frederick Hagell (Canada, 1894-1964). This ink and colored pencil drawing is signed "E. F. Hagell" lower right. It depicts two children coming out of a cellar-like home to an array of farm anim

Frederick James Lloyd (English, 1905-1974). Original painting on paper. A gouache composition painted in the artist's naive, self taught style. Featuring a child figure looking into a farm building wi

Stories About General Warren in Relation to the Fifth of March Massacre…, 1835, Boston: James Loring (front end paper separating from book block, title page with losses to top- likely to remove

American, 19th century. Includes an apparently complete copy of the 1836 Pickett's Primer (Cincinnati: U.P. James), now arranged and framed, 29" high, 32" wide (overall), 19.75" wide; together with ca

(Marks Bros., 1925) A toy periscope by Marks Brothers of Boston. With two angled mirrors inside, the user can see around corners and over walls. The lithographic wrap shows 1920's children playing wit

Frederick R. Bates (American, 19th century-20th century) oil on canvas maritime painting titled "Sundown, Boston Harbor," depicting two figures standing in the water just off shore before a ship's bow