TWO AMERICAN MINIATURE PORTRAITS.

portrait of child with bow in hair, signed "Shire, 1913," in gilt-metal locket, with velvet-lined two-door case, 3 x 2 1/3 in., and portrait of young girl with pigtails and bow in hair, signed "Shire

Two American School Revivalist Portrait Miniatureswatercolor on , the first a portrait of a lady by Morton H. Bly (American, 1876-1935), signed to lower left edge, the subject an elegant woman with li

AMERICAN MINIATURE WATERCOLOR PORTRAITS TWO, 3" CIRCA 1870:Identified as Dave Boyd Smith and Frances Boyd Smith. Formal portraits In black wood frames. Frames by Wunderly Bros. Pittsburgh. For a high

Two square ceramic tiles with the portrait of a Native American in a traditional tribal headdress. Dimensions: 2"L x 2"W

Edna Amelia Robeson, American (1883-1960), Two Watercolor / Gouache Miniature Portraits on Paper. Signed. Portraits measure 4" H, 3" W. Folding hinged double frame measures (open) 6-1/4" H, 10-3/4" W.

Two American Folk art prints in grain painted wood frames. Seated woman in frame measures approx. 6x7x1". Print "The Shopkeeper", portrait miniature after J.A. Davis (1821-1855)- in painted frame, mea

ASSORTED AMERICAN OR BRITISH MINIATURE PORTRAITS, LOT OF FOUR, comprising two silhouettes, including one signed and dated "June Depew / 1921", hand-colored cabinet card, and a waist-length watercolor

Early 19th Century American Portrait Miniature of a Mother and Young Child Watercolor, seated mother wearing blue dress and young "Ann Maria Peay. Two years, Drawn by D.J. Watkins, 1838" (descended in

AMERICAN SCHOOL (19TH CENTURY) MINIATURE PORTRAITS, LOT OF TWO, watercolor on paper, half-length profile depictions of a young man and young woman, he with ruffled collar, she with high-waisted blue d

Continental portrait miniature of two sisters, 18th/19th c., possibly American, depicting two young sisters, one holding a rose, illegibly inscribed "110985 The T??? By Lady Fr????", 2.25"dia. (sight)

Two Early 19th Century Hand-Painted Miniature Oval Paintings. Watercolor on paper. Housed in original frames under glass with pendant bail. Approximate dimensions: 1) 2 1/2 in. x 2 in. 2) 2 3/4 in. x

American School (mid-19th Century), Two Portrait Miniatures of Female Sitterswatercolor on , unsigned, the first of a sitter wearing a low shoulder black dress and long gold necklace, hair curled at t

Ca. 1830 American School family of four miniature portrait paintings, ink on paper, man and wife framed separately and their two children framed as one, the youngest child seated in a Windsor armchair

1. Miniature portrait of a Captain Colson. American or English, circa 1820. Frame: H 5-1/8" W 4-3/8". Opening: H 2-3/4" W 2-1/4". 2. Miniature locket portrait of an officer. Identified on verso, Niclo

American School (early 20th century), Three Signed Revivalist Portrait Miniaturesfirst quarter 20th century, watercolor on , the first two signed by C. Bernard Pereira (American, late19th-20th century

Paintings Hand-Painted Miniature Oval Portraits of Two Ladies c. Mid 19th Century, Two Hand-Painted Miniature Oval Portraits, Very Fine. Two original Hand-Painted Oval Miniature Portraits. the first o

Seven Piece Group of Miniature Portraits and Mirrors to Include: Charles Shoettel (American 19th century) Titled "Mrs. Thorne" Oil on board of two men (19th century) Elaborate painting circa 1840Portr

American or English, 19th century, watercolor on paper. Dapper gentleman in 1820s clohing signed "Benischel fecit 5 March 69". Easel frame, 6"h. 5"w. And a young woman in a pink dress. Oval locket fra

American or English, 2nd quarter 19th century. Both in black coats. Young man. Age split. Frame with sheet brass liner, 3.75"h. 3.25"w. And a man with dark hair and drapery background. Some edge wear.

American or English, 2nd quarter 19th century. Woman with well detailed dress and gold jewelry. Inked on the back "M. Bulkey 69 Oxford Street". 7.75"h. 7.25"w. and a dapper gentleman in black. 8.75"h.

American or English, 1st half 19th century. Young woman dressed in black. Brass locket frame with hair sample in back. Cracked glass. 2.5"h. And an older woman with an elaborate bonnet. Some loss and

American or English, 1st half 19th century. Young women wearing necklaces. Curly hair in frame with acorn hanger, 3.75"h. 4.5"w. And dark hair in ringlets. Some wear and stain. Cross corner frame, 5.5

American or English, mid 19th century, watercolor on paper. Profile of a man, 5.25"h. 4.25"w. and a young schoolboy. Rosewood veneer frame, 7"h. 6"w.

Probably American, ca. 1839. Young woman dressed i black. Identified on backing paper as "Caroline, first wife of J. __. Died Aug. 1839 after a marriage of two months, aged 19 years". Brass frame with