Oil on wood panel, approx. 7 1/4" x 10 3/8"--bears exhibition label verso and full title in artist's hand, depicting famous place in Paris with Cafe Lilas. Note related work sold Christie"s, Paris of a Paris Street scene in auction records for $3000.

Oil on panel, each signed but illegibly. Frames appear original, approx. 14" x 9"..

Oil on canvas, 20" x 36" signed lower right and dated '77. In a period frame, approx. 27" x 43.5"-- Signed also verso and titled: "The Ferry, Munich, '77." Bunner was a significant National Academy artist. Bio from askart.com:ndrew Fisher Bunner ANA 1841-1897 Andrew Fisher Bunner was born in 1841 in New York City, and he studied there and in Europe...

20" x 24" Gloucester view with figures. In custom gold leaf frame. Signed lower right and inscribed verso. For a very similar work--see Skinner sale early 2012--20" x 24" $9600.

Pastel on paper laid on canvas. Approx. 17 1/4" x 14.5"--slight difference in size. Husband and wife. Note imperfections to portrait of husband.

36" x 27" canvas size, approx. 46" x 37" in the gilt fluted cove frame, a prototypical image by Ramsey, fully signed and dated lower right 1872. Bio from ask art.com: Born in Philadelphia and living there for most of his career, Milne Ramsey was a still life, landscape, and figure painter and remains best known for his highly realistic still lifes, some of them in the trompe l'oeil style...

Portrait of a young lady from Pennsylvania holding a book, signed and dated 1830, 30" x 25". Bio from askart.com: A highly respected and popular portraitist of his time but largely forgotten today, Robert Street also did historical and Biblical scenes, but many of his paintings have been lost...

18" x 30" oil on canvas, signed lower right, unlined on original stretchers and what appears to be the original frame, a view of the Berkshire mountains. Bio from askart.com: Born in Hillsdale, near Hudson, New York, John Bristol was primarily a self-taught artist. He did study briefly with the landscapist Henry Ary, who moved to the Hudson area in the early 1840s...

Oil on canvas, 20" x 24", unsigned and in decorative frame. Provenance: Christie's, London sold as Collyer for approx. $3500.

19" x 26" oil on canvas, signed lower left. Titled in artist's hand, on back stretcher "The Willows" and with imprint of sale of Murphy's work after his death in 1926 at the American Art Association and bearing exhibition label. A large example of Murphy's work.

Approx. 8" x 10", Thought to be painted by a Brit named Smyth--after original composition by Emms.

Oil on canvas, approx. 10" x 14" --unsigned but surely by Armfield. Bio fromo ask art.com: George Armfield Smith (for by this name he was known until the year 1840) was born in Wales. (Actually Bristol: according to Armfield family information) His father was a painter, who for some time had a studio at 54, Pall Mall, London, (His father was the portrait painter William Armfield Hobday (1771-1831)) and from his father, George Armfield obtained any artistic tuition he may have received...