Robert Field (Canadian 1769-1819)

Robert Field 1769-1819) Painting on ivory. Signed "R.F 1808" on left side. Housed in oval metal frame, monogrammed "M.S." on reverse. 2.5"h x 2"w.

Field Anchor, oil on panel, 10 x 12 inches, signed lower left, Wallack Galleries Ottawa label verso.

Waves of Dawn Acrylic on board Signed and dated 2010 lower right Size: 25 x 25 in. (63 x 63 cm)

Still life Oil on board Signed bottom right H. 12" W. 16"

Birch Trees, Autumn Oil on Masonite Signed lower right Size: 22 x 16 in.

Watercolor on paper, framed. Featuring Canadian landscape scene. Signed "G. Roberts" in the bottom right corner. Label attached to verso reads "WILLIAM GOODRIDGE ROBERTS, R. C. A LAKE MASSAWIPPI, wate

Watercolor on paper. Featuring a landscape scene by the harbor. Signed G. Roberts on the lower left corner. Attributed to Goodridge Roberts (1904-1974, Canadian). 38 x 53 cm (15 x 21 inches), framed s

Oil on panel, framed. Featuring red vase with pink and white flowrs against a brown and white background. Signed "Tom Roberts" on the bottom left corner. Paper affixed to verso reads "TITLE: CHRYSANTH

Village in WInter Silkscreen, Sampson Matthews Ltd. Signed lower left Image size: 49.53 x 68.58cm. (19 1/2" x 27") Frame size: 59.69 x 78.74cm. (23 1/2" x 31")

Mann, Robert (Canadian-American, 1924-2011). The Card Game. Circa 1960-65. Oil on canvas painting. A group of six men and women play cards in a parlor. One of the women looks away from the table, the

Autographs 1851 "Cyrus W. Field" Signed Letter Giving Thanks for Obtaining Him Tickets to the Lajos 'Kossuth Banquet' CYRUS W. FIELD (1819-1892). American Businessman and Financier who led the Atlanti

Autographs "Cyrus W. Field" Atlantic Telegraph Founder Signed Letter CYRUS W. FIELD (1819 " 1892). American Businessman and Financier who led the Atlantic Telegraph Company, the company that successfu

Autographs "Cyrus Field" Transatlantic Telegraph Company Autograph CYRUS WEST FIELD (1819 - 1892). American Businessman and Financier who, along with others, created the Atlantic Telegraph Company and

Autographs Cyrus W. Field Signed Letter Atlantic Telegraph Company Laid the First Telegraph Cable Across the Atlantic in 1858 CYRUS WEST FIELD (1819-1892). Historic American Industrialist, created the

Cyrus W. Field (1819-1892) Businessman, Financier. Field along with other entrepreneurs, created the Atlantic Telegraph Company and laid the first telegraph cable across the Atlantic Ocean in 1858. 4

Sebastian, Robert (Canadian/Gitxsan Nation, b.1952), Owl Clan Totem Pole, 1980, silkscreen on paper, signed, dated, titled and numbered 45/90 in pencil at bottom, full sheet framed to the edges 30.5 x

Clipped signature f Cyrus West Field (1819-1892). Field was instrumental in creating the Atlantic Telegraph Company and laid the first telegraph cable across the Atlantic Ocean in 1858. Small piece mi

SAUL FIELD SIGNED FRAMED PRINTS Saul Field (Canadian, 1912-1987) framed prints, includes: Exhibition poster for the 1969 short film, titled "Tevye" Signed in pencil in the lower left 21 x 27.5"

William Goodridge Roberts (Canadian 1904-1974) Autumn Landscape oil on masonite signed lower right 12 x 16" 22 x 18" as framed

ARTHUR ROBERTS (1819-1900) "PONDERING LADY" OIL ON CANVAS PAINTING, CIRCA 1846. HAS BEEN RELINED. Height: 59 in. by Width: 46 in.

Gray abstract rug by Edward Fields. Signed verso. Maker: Robert Fields Age: Mid 20th Century Dimensions: 5' 6" x 8' 6" All furniture dimensions are Height x Width x Depth

1890s George Washington Etching. Done by Albert Rosenthal from a miniature painting done by Robert Fields for Thomas Meredith. All original and framed. Stamped and Signed by the Artist. Has original p

Pair of Oils on Panel. Landscapes. Signed lower right. Gainsborogh Galleries labels affixed verso. From a Long Island, NY collection. - Dimensions: 8" high x 10" wide, each

Oil on canvas showing mountainous lake scene titled: "Pattern Counterpoint Towards Vancouver Island". Provenance: The Art Emporium, Granville St. Gallery label verso. Signed l/r, titled & signed verso