XIX English School Oil on canvas Side profile portrait

XIX, English School, Oil on canvas, A portrait of a seated young lady, Approx. 29'' x 23 1/2''

English School, c.1800 English School, c.1800 Portrait of a gentleman, bust-length in profile, wearing a black coat oil on canvas 76 x 63.5cm

English School, 19th C. Oil on canvas, Portrait of a lady. No apparent signature. In a gilt frame. (Approx. 28" x 23", overall: 36" x 30.5").

English, mid 19th century; three-quarter gentleman in a black coat, his hand at his watch chain. Unsigned. Approx. framed w. 27", 32"; canvas w. 25.5", h. 30.25".

18th / 19th Century British / English School Oil on Canvas Portrait of Dorothy Robinson Wife of John Pate-Lister and Daughter of Reverend Peter Robinson Apparantly Unsigned Titled Portrait on Reverse

English School oil on canvas portrait of a gentleman, ca. 1835-1845. Three-quarter portrait depicting the subject leaning on a desk piled with books, his left hand resting on his hip.Provenance: from

19th century English School oil on canvas portrait of a seated noblewoman in a dress with a dog, unsigned. [Art: 45" H x 39" W; Frame: 49" H x 38" W]. Needs restoration.

A 19th C. English school oil on canvas, portrait of a young woman in the manner of Henry Wyndham Phillips. Canvas: 23in x 19in. Frame: 28in x 22-3/4in.

Unsigned of English School oil on canvas portrait of a 19th century gentleman, seated with arm raised. [Art: 43" H x 34" W; Frame: 51" H x 42" W].

Description: An English School oil on canvas portrait of a lady, ca. mid to late 18th century.Type: PaintingMaterials: Oil on canvas, laid onto backing Markings & Inscriptions: UnmarkedDate: 18th cent

English School oil on canvas, portrait of a gentleman, sight size 24" x 18", frame size 30" x 24", stenciled lettering on canvas verso

Antique English School Oil on Canvas "Portrait of a Young Boy" Unsigned. Marked: artist canvas prepared by J Barnard & Sons London en verso of the canvas. Measures 24" H x 20" W, frame measures 33-5/8

F. C. Rooper, Early 20th century, English School, Oil on canvas, A portrait of a brown horse in a stable. Signed and dated 1905 lower right. Approx. 16 3/4" x 20 3/4"

Late 19th / early 20th century, English School, Oil on canvas, A portrait of a young boy with a white collar shirt. Approx. 20 1/2" x 16"

Monogrammed 1909 English Canine School, Oil on Canvas, Portrait of a Griffon dog / terrier titled ' Lord Bobs ' Monogrammed and dated lower right and titled top right and labelled under. 17 1/2 '' x 2

English / British School oil on canvas portrait of a gentleman, 18th / 19th century, the sitter with wavy blond hair and wearing lace collar. Image: 21.25" H x 16.5" W; frame: 27.5" H x 22.5" W x 2.25

Circa 1840. English School. Oil on canvas. Group portrait of Bourgeois family. Label on back identifies sitters as the family of Henry Leander, daughter born in 1830's. Unsigned. Mounted in a period g

a Girl with Racket and Shuttlecock. Indistinctly signed and dated 70 lower right, with old hand-inscribed London label affixed verso. From a Harrison, NY estate. - Dimensions: 56" high x 36" wide.

a Gentleman with a Manorial Rights Document. Not visibly signed. From a Bedford Corners, NY home. Dimensions: 30" high x 19" wide. Condition: Craquelure and surface grime, old repair to left of man's

English School, 19th C. Oil on Canvas Portrait of a Gentleman. Sight Size: 29 x 24 in.

American/English School (19th Century) oil on canvas, portrait of a gentleman, unsigned. Measures: H 30" x W 25"

19th century English school oil painting on canvas depicting the portrait of a young beauty in pink dress. No apparent signature. Mounted in a wooden frame. Canvas on stretcher measures approx. 24" he

Painting, English School (early 19th century), Oil on Canvas, Portrait of a Young Girl with Dog. 30" x 25", Framed 36" x 31", Provenance: Property of Amy Dunbell (Label Verso)

Three 18th Century English School Portraits. All oil on canvas. 1. Portrait of Dorothy Lambton of Hardwick Manor in Sedgefield Parish. Labeled on back, "Mrs. Dorothy Lambton, Hardwick." Slight loss an