John Walher Juu of Cirtingley Hall Cut Silhouette in wood frame

19th century. Four cut paper silhouettes including a woman in black frame, a woman in round frame, a gentleman facing left in repousse frame and a man facing left in wood frame. All have pencil or sta

The silhouette portraits cut from buff paper laid over blackened paper. One portrait with fine details of tufts of hair added in ink. Period repousse brass and wood frames. Minor losses to frames, ton

All in wood frames. Frames range from 6 to 7 inches in height and average 5 inches in width.

Hollow cut silhouettes of a boy & girl, paper with pencil detail,19th century. In period wood & brass frames. Dimensions are: 5" X 4 1/8". All measurements are approximate. Condition: Age toning t

9 x 8 in. Framed art of hand cut out black silhouette of Victorian Lady with child sitting on a chair pressed against hand written receipt. Behring glass in a reddish wood frame. Signed by artist , ce

2 framed silhouettes of gentlemen, both are identified, the larger one is Horace Pratt 6"T x 5"W and the smaller one is John Palmer

AMERICAN CUT-AND-PASTED PAIR OF SILHOUETTES, depicting a young boy and girl. Housed under glass in modern molded gilt-wood frames. 19th century. 5 1/2" x 4 1/2" OA.Very good condition with toning to b

Framed signature of John Adams. Hand signed in ink on cut paper. No date. Some staining to paper consistent with age. Professionally framed in wood frame under mat and Tru-Vue Museum Glass. Not examin

14 x 11 inches (overall with frame). Makers stamp illeg. lower left.

In matching birds eye maple frames. (1) Sitter identified as "Miss Mary Siegrich" and dated "May 10th 1806". 7 3/4 x 6 7/8 inches. Condition: Good.

Unsigned. 3 inches diameter. Presented in later frames.

American Cut Black Paper with inked detail oval portrait in a pressed brass over wood frame, brass hanging loop, 4 1/4" x 3 1/2". Good condition.

American circa 1820-30, hollow cut profile facing left in original carved wood frame with original varnish finish, 5 x 6 1/4".

Triangular cotton calico sling printed with brownish printed graphic use illustrations. Printed dotted cut line along two partial edges. Unhemmed edges. Mounted on cloth background. Wood frame. Sling

American School (19th century), Two Silhouettes of Massachusetts Brotherscirca 1830, hollow-cut paper with block print coat and shirt, unsigned, presented in uniform gilt brass clad wood frames, both

Pair Colonial figures in oval frames, pair colonial figures in 8 inch square frames, 2 5.5 inch portraits, man and woman, with gilt Matt, , pair 4 inch paper cut figures in round wood frames, 8 inch s

Including two cut paper with watercolor silhouettes of a man and a woman facing each other, housed in similar black oval frames, height: 6 inches; and a double cut paper silhouette of a man and a woma

19th century. Including two men facing left, a woman facing left and a woman facing right with a fancy lace collar. All four have pencil or watercolor embellishments. Housed in gilt metal frames. Over

Framed. Wood cut print in cubism style, showing catcher in full gear with umpire behind him at home plate and two hands and a bat of the batter. Signed in lower right corner. Some wear to frame. Condi

20th or 21st century. Fine piece having polished brass frame with bell form cut glass shade. Good condition throughout. H22" W11 1/2" Sold from the collection of a Wood Creek lady and gentleman.

Circa 1810-40 appears to be a cut and pasted silhouette of a lady in an elaborate dress and hat, highlighted in gold, indentifed in script of back illegibly "Mrs. John ….", black wooden frame is

19th century. Depicting a man facing left and a woman facing right. Both with ink and watercolor clothing drawin in. Housed in a giltwood frame: 7 x 8 1/2 inches

A full-figure portrait cut into scenic lithographic paper, in a beveled mahogany frame, 16 1/2 x 12 1/2 overall. Inscription on back: "Colonel Porter a friend of Leonard Brickett(?)aunt Abbie Stickney

SLC Sylvia K Carved wood and painted plaque, figures walking down a street (Preservation Hall) in New Orleans while a band plays and customers walk into Pat O'Brien's, a wooden frame in excellent cond