In what appears to be the original frame, 21.5" x 32.75". Bearing the inscription, "A Difficult Lie" beneath the image.
Oval tea caddy with decoupage paper on lid, has escutcheon but not shown in photos. Sorry. A choice painted tea caddy.
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$4,500.00
$4,500.00
Approx. 10" x 13" oil on wood panel Signed lower left, biography from askart.com: Franz de Paula Ferg studied landscape painting with his father, Adam Pankraz Ferg (1651-1729), and with Josef Orient (1677-1747) and staffage painting with Johann (Hans) Graf (1653-1710). He also studied the engravings of Jacques Callot and Sébastien Leclerc. His early works show such subjects as harbours, markets and villages as wide vistas with many figures, trees and buildings, for example Fair with Temple and...
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$1,500.00
$1,500.00
Western, probably British portrait of a Chinese woman circa 1865-80. 36" x 28" rare portrait.
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$1,200.00
$1,200.00
Small walnut veneer commode having original ormolu mounts and nice inlay. 27.5" x 16" x 26" high.
26" x 42" approx dimensions. Oak framed table top or decorative wall mount incorporating some period 18th C tiles and later ones as well.
5.5" x 7" pencil or graphite on paper. Unsigned. I bought this in a group of works by Wagner and know it to be Wagner based upon the provenance. Bio from ask art.com: A native of Pennsylvania, Frederick Wagner was a painter of impressionist urban scenes, often views of Philadelphia. His many cityscapes including views of bridges and skyscapes were a distinct genre in the United States at the turn of the 20th century, and he began these subjects as early as 1906. The suggestion of many of his...
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Price on Request
Two Urns, three columns without tops, and one later urn. Available as a group or individually.
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$11,500.00
$11,500.00
Pair of Dutch School still life paintings, signed and dated 1756. Oil on canvas. The stretchers frame dated 1880-90.