24" x 36.75" canvas, signed lower right. Framed 32" x 44"

Pending frame.

Oil on wood panel in original gold leaf frame, 11" x 8.5" panel size--with frame--approx. 19" x 16.5". Signed lower left.

Oil on wood panel, in what appears to be the original frame: 20" x 27" approx. signed. Bio from askart.com:Ann Sophia Towne Darrah had a long career as an artist that included the creation of pastel portraits, landscapes, and marine views. Born in Philadelphia, Sophia Towne Darrah was the daughter of John Towne...

20" x 14" oil on canvas, signed lower left. Rhode Island landscape.

Steel engraving, lightly laid on blue backing. Site size, approx. 15 7/8" x 9 7/8"

Oil on oak panel, When Paulus Potter died of tuberculosis before he was thirty years old, he had already profoundly influenced the way animals are depicted in European art. Potter created portraits of animals, making them his picture's focus, not just a backdrop for human action. The precocious son of a painter, his first dated work is from 1640. He entered Delft's Guild of Saint Luke in 1646 and later moved to The Hague...

Oil on canvas, approx. 14" x 24" signed and dated lower left. Bio from ask art.com: Landscape painter. Born in New York on Dec. 19, 1845. Bloomer came to California with his family in 1852 and settled in San Francisco. Having decided upon an art career, he became a pupil of Virgil Williams, Thomas Hill, and Stephen Shaw from 1868-73. The years 1874-79 were spent in Paris where he took over Whistler's old studio while studying with Duran and Pelouse...

Oil on canvas, approx. 16" x 20" signed lower right and bearing estate stamp verso.

30" x 24" oil on canvas, in the original frame, signed and dated lower left 1942. approx. 34" x 28" Biography from AskART: Born in Middletown, Rhode Island, she studied at the Boston Museum of Fine Arts School with Edmund Tarbell. She continued her studies at the Colarossi Academy in Paris with Blanche and Lucien Simon. Her studio was on the grounds of her grandfather's estate in Newport Rhode Island...

The Prophet Samuel Annointing David, late 17th or early 18th C., Squared, Brown ink and wash heightened with white Sight 7 7/8 x 15 1/4 inches The original version of this work by Paolo Veronese is in the Kunsthistorisches Museum, Vienna

Oil on Oak panel in what appears to be the original frame. Bearing old label verso attributing this work to the workshop of Bartholomeus Breenbergh (1599 - c. 1657) in German.