A Pair, one with original grain painting and the other is overpainted with later blue paint. 65" wide, 53" high ext. Inside: 44" wide, 38" high.

Together with a stand made at a later date, the oak hanging cupboard is 23.5" wide, 13" deep, 24" high and add about 31" for the stand (I you want to use it that way) for 53" high total.

Signed Bourdon, 1796, watercolor on ivory, we are not sure if this work is by Bourdon.

Copper frame, made for an early photograph, 8.5" x 7.5" for an image about 6" x 4.5"

Approx. 36" x 48", watercolor on paper laid down to a rigid support. Note surface defects. Useful as a fireboard.

Watercolor on paper, framed and matted. Appr. 6" x 5" net image size and 14" x 11" framed. I would say this is a 19th C work in the early 17th C style.

Pair of portraits, oil on canvas, the sitters are Southern and there is record of the boy dying 25-30 years later in the Civil War. We do not know the identity of the artist. BY family tradition, the sitters were from North Carolina.

Colored pencil, pen and ink drawing on paper, 13" x 11" image size. Note: this is not a lithograph (despite the signature) and Rabino was also a lithographer. Framed size is 22" x 18"

21.5" high. American or English, early 19th C.

A pair of portraits, the portrait of the woman is signed verso, with title, the portrait of the man in identical period frame is slightly different and may be by another hand--offered together as a pair. The woman is Mrs. Henry Korkhauss, Philadelphia, painted 1836, Phila--see image of inscription and Neagle signature. Oil on canvas, 30" x 25" image size and in the period frames: 39" x 34"

Approx. 14" x 12" oil on artist board, signed lower right. Washington, DC woman artist--see Falk's WWAA for a full bio. Circa 1925-30.

Apprx. 24" x 20" pastel on paper.