ANTIQUE 19th C AMERICAN SCHOOL FOLKART PAINTING CATS KITTENS IN BASKET FRAMED
This diminutive painting is so fun.
Antique 19th Century Oil on Canvas Portrait Of a Lady in Lace London Gilt Frame
A nice touch is the subtle brushwork that gives the painting a realistic yet dreamy quality on the wall.
19th c. British Oil Painting CAT IN KITCHEN Joseph Kennedy BIRDSEYE MAPLE FRAME
By 19th c. British artist Joseph Kennedy. Joseph Kennedy. Signed J. Kennedy 1872. “A Kitchen Corner”. Oil on wood panel. Very good condition with a spot of craquelure in the upper right.
Antique Charles Armor Framed Original Painting
Delve into the beauty of the late 19th century with this original oil painting by Charles Armor.
English School Early 19th Century Oil – Chickens in a Barn
A charming miniature oil depicting chickens grazing in a barn. Sulis Fine Art traces its origins back four generations. Benjamin Diamond opened a picture framing factory in Midtown Manhattan in the early 20th century.
Antique 19th Century Oil Painting Portrait of a Young Boy in a Suit
Original 19th century oil painting of a young boy in a tailored suit. Skillfully rendered in oil on canvas. Circa 1890’s. Overall in good antique condition. Painting: 24″ height x 20″ length.
WILLIE STEPHENSON ANTIQUE PLEIN AIR LANDSCAPE OIL PAINTING OLD VINTAGE 1939
(British 1857-1938). THIS WORK BEAUTIFULLY DEPICTS A COMPOSED ROLLING COUNTRYSIDE BATHED IN WARM, GOLDEN LIGHT. THE SOFT HAZE OVER THE FAR HILLS ADDS DEPTH AND TRANQUILITY, WHILE THE TEXTURED FOREGROUND VIVIDLY BRINGS THE LANDSCAPE TO LIFE.
Original 19th Century Historical Painting of Louis XVI in Cell before Execution
Up for auction is an original 19th century Oil on Canvas Painting showing Louis XVI in his Cell with mourning admirers before his Execution. I have owned this for over 25 years. It measures 20.5 x 16 inches and has an old repair at top and a few small internal scrapes but overall is in nice condition and displays well
19th Century Watercolour – Morning in The Village
Sulis Fine Art traces its origins back four generations. Benjamin Diamond opened a picture framing factory in Midtown Manhattan in the early 20th century. Royal Art passed through the family and eventually evolved into Sulis, now run by Benjamin’s grandson Bill, and his son Dan.
Biedermeier Period Mid 19th Century Oil – Lady in Black
Her long hair, parted at the centre, is looped gracefully over her ears and gathered into a neat bun—a hairstyle characteristic of the 1840s. The artist renders her with delicate brushwork and soft, diffused lighting, expertly capturing her elegance.