#74

Primitive oil on canvas portrait of girl in a blue dress holding a pink rose.  Her dog is tied with a pink ribbon at her feet. Stylized Hudson River background.  Mounted into a bird's eye maple frame.  42x32"

                                                                       $12,500.00

#74

Primitive oil on canvas portrait of girl in a blue dress holding a pink rose.  Her dog is tied with a pink ribbon at her feet. Stylized Hudson River background.  Mounted into a bird's eye maple frame.  42x32"

                                                                       $12,500.00

#165

This beautiful 19th century miniature watercolor painting is of a young girl holding her cat.  She is standing within a grassy landscape with a  house to the right side.  It looks like this could have been a schoolgirl painting.  There is a poem written on the reverse side and it is signed Ursula.  The poem is faded but partially legible.  The image 3 1/2" x 2 3/4". Imperfections.

                                                                                                    $1,950.00

#208

Autumn Trees, signed "DeHaven"; Franklin Benjamin DeHaven (American 1856-1934)  Artist identified on a period label on reverse.  o/c 30x24 in. frame.

$3850.00

#207

20th century still life with oranges and a mochware bowl.  American School, signed E.W. Snow.  Mounted in a Newcomb-Macklin frame (labeled on reverse) o/b 14x20 in.

                                                                       $1950.00

#280

Primitive oil on canvas painting of "The Old Bushwick Church" in what would be 18th century Brooklyn, New York.  Beautiful colors and great folky style, with people walking around the village.  16 x 20 in.

                                                                                                    $1400.000

#67

Double portrait of young children; one wearing a plaid coat, holding a hoop; the other wearing a dress and holding a basket of flowers.  Watercolor on paper.  6 1/2 x 8 1/2 in.

Provenance:  Nina Claire; Horte Foote, playwright To Kill A Mockingbird

$2250.00

#209

Silhouette of Annie Bragdon holding her doll.  Image is 4 1/4 x 6 in., 8 1/2 x 10 1/2 in frame.

$1200.00

#211

Oil on canvas of terrier dog, title "Kitty" by a plaque at the bottom of frame.  Signed Louis Lambert.  9.5 x 11.25" sight; 13.25 x 15.5" framed.

 $1975.00

#166

Watercolor on paper portrait of Daniel Martin sitting in a red high chair.  His name is written at the bottom.  It is signed and dated May 24th 1830, Jacob Stauffer.  7 1/8" x 8 5/8".  Jacob Stauffer was born in 1808 and died in 1880.  He was a storekeeper, job printer, pharmacist, lawyer, botanist and photographer, as well as, painter.  A portrait of Jacob as a child, dated 1811, along with one of his sister, Elizabeth, by Jacob Maentel are in Tillou "Where Liberty Dwells".  An ink on paper of "The Homestead of Joseph H Landis" by Stauffer, is shown in Robert Bishop's "Folk Painters of America.

Provenance: The Garbisch Collection and Mr. & Mrs. Arthur Kern, RI

$1850.00

Primitive oil on canvas painting.  Mountainous background with sailing ships on a river flowing through; the hillside to the right and foreground, appears to be a military camp with tents and horses.  Probably the Hudson River Valley.  Unframed and unsigned.  8 3/4" x 12 3/4".

$550.00