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Portrait of a Young Military Officer by Frederick Buck
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Pre 1837 VR item# 832588 (stock# 00480)
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001 (252) 312-7251
$1950
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Portrait of a young officer by the Irish miniaturist Frederick Buck. The watercolour on ivory miniature depicts the officer in a bright red coatee with green facings, an epaulette, white shoulder belt, and brass belt plate. Brass frame, the reverse with woven hair back behind gold initials, "R * C". Oval, 6 1/2 cms. X 5 cms. (3 inches X 2 1/4 inches). Good condition. This portrait exemplifies the work of Frederick Buck, who is know for his skilled painting of Red Coat soldiers. Fre ...click for details
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Portrait Miniature of a Child, c. 1790
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Pre 1800 item# 789082 (stock# 00410)
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English School, c. 1790. Water color on ivory portrait of a child. The 1/2 length portrait depicts a young child with auburn hair and brown eyes in 3/4 pose, wearing a white dress with bright blue sash, and a hat with matching blue feathers. Cream silk backing to the reverse. Gold case. Oval, 4 1/2 cms. X 4 cms. (1 3/4 inches X 1 1/2 inches). Very good condition.
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fine Watercolor Portrait of Sisters by Cunningham
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Pre 1900 item# 778486 (stock# 00350)
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001 (252) 312-7251
$1500
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Watercolor portraits of sisters by the artist, H F Cunningham (fl. 1846-1849). The portrait of the two young ladies, probably sisters, depicts one seated and wearing a white dress, the other standing, and dressed in blue. Behind is a classical column and a landscape. Signed to the obverse and reverse, and dated 1850. Also inscribed and dated "Exeter 1850" on the reverse. Rectangular, 44 cms. X 32 cms. (17 ½ inches X 12 ½ inches). Later period style frame, 50 cms. X 63 cms. (19 ¾ i ...click for details
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Continental School 19th C Portrait miniature Officer
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Pre 1837 VR item# 774617 (stock# 00406)
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001 (252) 312-7251
$2450
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Continental School. Early 19th Century watercolor on ivory portrait of an officer. The officer, depicted in 1/2 pose, is depicted wear a blue coatee with red facings, silver epaulettes and aiguillete, white shoulder belt with silver belt plate, chemise and black stock. Beneath his right arm he carries a silver helmet decorated with a black feather. Gilt brass frame. Oval, 8 cms. X 6 1/2 cms. (3 1/4 inches X 2 1/2 inches). Excellent condition.
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Portrait miniature of a Girl, c. 1790
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Pre 1800 item# 774406 (stock# 00408)
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$1350
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English School, c. 1790. Watercolor on ivory portrait miniature of a girl. The girl, with auburn curls and hazel eyes, is wearing a white gown with a baby-blue shawl around her shoulders. Auburn and blond hair back. Gold case. Oval, 5 cms. x 4 cms. (2 inches X 1 1/2 inches). Very pretty, unusual hair back with locks from 2 different people, and in very good condition.
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English School, c. 1810, Pair of Oil on Board Paintings
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Pre 1837 VR item# 724239 (stock# 00355)
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$13,500, the pair.
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English School, c. 1810. A pair of early 19th Century oil on board paintings, after the original pastel drawings by John Russell, "The Favorite Rabbit", and "Tom and His Pidgeon". Both paintings are framed in period frames, probably original to the works, which have been lightly restored. "The Favorite Rabbit", rectangular, 27.5 cms. X 36 cms.(11 inches X 14 inches). "Tom and His Pigeons", rectangular, 27.5 cms. X 36 cms. (11 inches X 14 inches). Both ...click for details
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self Portrait Miniature Artist,attrib. von Goldenau
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Pre 1800 item# 717604 (stock# 00392)
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$2600
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A very rare and unusual miniature, witch is attributed to Friedrich Ludwig Vieth von Goldenau (German), c. 1800. The water color on ivory portrait depicts a miniature painter, and is very possibly a self-portrait of von Goldenau. The artist, with brown hair and brown eyes, is wearing a bright yellow waist-coat, white chemise, and a loosely tied blue craval. He is holding a paint brush, and there is a miniature resting on a table to his left. Gilt-metal slip. Wooden frame. Miniature, rectan ...click for details
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