Views of Wyer’s Cave lithograph 1856 15x20” Grand Caverns was discovered in 1804 by Bernard (Barnette) Weyer while trying to retrieve one of his traps. Weyers Cave opened for tours in 1806, making it the oldest continually operating show cave in the U.S. The caverns were also called the Grottoes of the Shenandoah until named Grand Caverns in 1926. Grand Caverns was declared a National Natural Landmark in 1973...

Barricade at the Monastery of Cluny , Paris by W.C.T. Dobson (1890). Framed Oil on Canvas. 23 x 19". Frame Size 29 x 25".

Maurits Frederik H. De Haas 1832-1895 American Marine Painter This is a fine original oil on canvas painting by Dutch American artist Maurits Frederik De Haas. This view most likely off the New England Coast is signed lower left M.F. H. deHaas and measures 14 1/4X23 inches. Very nice condition, housed in a period gilt frame...

Unsigned Portrait Woman with a vail, 19th century oil on canvas 24x22”

A fine portrait of a gentlemen circa 1860. Unknown Italian (Naples) Artist gouache on paper, measuring 16” x 14”

British Artist Thomas Hunt 1854-1929, this scene depicts the Scottish highlands done around 1880. Although born in Skipton, Lancashire, Thomas Hunt, who studied at Leeds and at Glasgow School of Art, and later in Paris, lived a great part of his life in Glasgow...

HENRI VAN DER HECHT, FLEMISH 1841-1901, LANDSCAPE WITH FARM, Oil on canvas, 13x 17 in. (33.02 x 43.18 cm.), Frame: 18 1/4 x 23 1/4 in. (46.36 x 59.06 cm.) Henri Van Der Hecht (Brussels 1841-1901) Painter, engraver. Worked mainly in Scandinavia and Europe but also in the Netherlands, the South of France and New York. With his lively landscapes, in warm colors, he is one of the promoters of outdoor painting and realism in Belgium...

"Lord Cornwallis” attributed to Sir Joshua Reynolds. Sitter supposed to be Lord Cornwallis at the time of the French and Indian wars. Oil on Canvas. 30" x 24". Frame Size 38" x 32" Sir Joshua Reynolds PRA FRS FRSA (16 July 1723 – 23 February 1792) was an English painter, specialising in portraits. John Russell said he was one of the major European painters of the 18th century.[1] He promoted the "Grand Style" in painting which depended on idealization of the imperfect...

A circa 1840s American Portrait in oil. Unsigned measuring 30x25”

A Beautiful 19th Century French Artist L. De Tourneville Parisian Scene Watercolor 8x10”, signed lower left

PORTRAIT OF GEORGE WASHINGTON ATTRIBUTED TO THE CHAS. WILSON PEALE FAMILY, EARLY NINETEENTH CENTURY OIL ON CANVAS, measuring 72” x 50” in a fine period frame. Possibly the frame from the Stewart workshops...

Nineteenth Century Nassau Bahamas “Straw Market” Oil 10x14” A watercolorist, who specialized in coastal scenes, George Henry Clements grew up on his family's plantation near Opelousas, Louisiana, and worked as a clerk for the New Orleans Cotton Exchange before turning to painting in 1880. He began his formal art training at the Union Art League in New York City. By 1881 he was in Paris. He spent a year at the Academie Julian and another at the Academie Colarossi...

A PAIR of gold-framed, antique pastels of fruits, one a pear and grapes, the other peaches, apparently unsigned, but very much in the style of and possibly by the known late nineteenth century American pastel artist JOHN BOWER, who was known for precisely this kind of work. Each drawing measures 7 1/2" by 9 1/2", and frames are identical size at 13" by 15". Affixed to the frame reverse are typed labels proclaiming each to be "Unsigned"...

President George Washington in Full Masonic Regalia Oil 29.5x23.5” by artist Robert Gordon Hardie 1854-1904. Letter from curator of the Masonic Lodge,and other provenance. Background Hardie, Robert Gordon was born on March 29, 1854 in Brattleboro, Vermont, United States. Education Studied drawing in schools of Cooper Institute, Academy of Design and Art Students’ League, New New York Studied at École des Beaux Arts, Paris, Major Robert Gordon and Frances (Hyde) H...

unsigned Scottish artist 19th century Men on Horseback oil 24x30” Framed in a beautiful gold frame measuring 30x36”

19th Century American School 1800-1899 American Artists This is an original oil on tin painting of a young woman. It is apparently unsigned and so we are calling this 19th century American School. The painting measures 8X7 inches, it came to us in a period gilt frame which measures 12 1/2X11 1/2 inches. Expertly painted, this is a fine example of 19th century American portraiture.

Chinese style antique painting by anonymous artist

Mother & Child. English painting. Antebellum Charleston Family attributed to Thomas Sully. 19th century. Oil on Canvas. 36 x 29. Frame Size 44 x 37".

A fine oil on canvas painting from the Seventeenth Century, depicting Jesus and the Samaritan Women at the Well, Baroque measuring 18” x 14”

A very fine wooded landscape scene with figures, nineteenth century French, oil on panel, measuring 9” x 14.5” The three Le Nain brothers were painters in 17th-century France: Antoine Le Nain (c.1600–1648), Louis Le Nain (c.1603–1648), and Mathieu Le Nain (1607–1677). They produced genre works, portraits and portrait miniatures. Lives and work The brothers were born in or near Laon, in Picardy, in northern France...

Mughal illuminated Page 7.5x9.5 Miniature depicting a Royal Scene nineteenth Century Tempera Berlin Estate

An early example of American portraiture done circa 1840 depicting a woman dressed in fine clothes holding a letter with a red wax seal

Nineteenth Century Oil Landscape Lake Scene 20x32” The work done circa 1860

Antique Japanese MEIJI polychrome and ink painting on paper with "IMAO KEINEN" mark depicting an autumn scene with flowers and birds (woodcock/Asian Dowitcher in a pond with an insect in it's beak). Condition good, has a folding crease just below 2nd character and a water spot. 19th Century, framed with 100% silk passe-partout. Size: H. 24" x W. 14.5" (61 cm x 37 cm).

19th Century American School 1800-1899 American Artists This is an original oil on canvas painting of an Ox and Cart coming down the road. The painting has 3 intials lower right, they seem to read: "W. ?. S." Weve been unable to make out who the artist was. We feel the painting is from the late 1890's and is most likely American in origin. The painting was expertly done. The canvas laid on board measures 19X13 inches and is in a 19th century gilt frame.

Early American Nineteenth Century Portrait Of A Gentleman Oil Measuring 34x30”. Unsigned circa 1820-1850. The artwork was most likely done by a trained artist

French Orientalist Painter Alexander De Bar 1821-1908, views of the Nile, 11x17 inches, done in 1859 as a commemoration of the opening of the Suez Canal.

Seaside Conversation in Brittany by Henry Bacon. Henry Bacon was one of the first artist to travel to Pont-Aven, France,with other painters like Paul Gauguin. This work is oil on paper measuring 17 x 26“, frame size is 25 x 34“ Henry A...

This is from a Delaware USA Estate. The WATERCOLOR with SHORELINE and SAILBOATS is Framed and under glass. Sailboats Foreground and on the Horizon. The Sight size is 9 1/2" X 12 3/4"; 12 3/4" X 15 1/2" Framed. Signed and dated lower left. Hard to Find New Jersey Artist

French Neo-Impressionist Farmscape, signed Montezin, Oil on Canvas, 18 x 30"

An elegant Portrait of an 18th Century American woman, dressed in the fashion of Queen Anne. Part of the Brookins family. Measuring 35” x 29” framed

A Spanish Colonial oil on canvas painting depicting Christ and The Holy Spirit near The Cross, with Saint Peter as Pope. Measuring about 24” x 20”, the work mounted on its original oak Done likely for Mexico about 1690

A vivid Oil on canvas painting framed measuring 20x20” depicting a bouquet of flowers circa 1900 by German artist Moeller

A magnificent landscape done in plein aire Barbizon School signed Corot and measuring 16” x 12”. This work has been assigned the tittle “Attributed to” as we are continuing our investigation. Most likely the work is Barbizon School done in Europe The is in a beautiful gilded frame of baroque style.

Oil on canvas laid on board portrait painting of a young girl in a fine blue dress with lacy edge, circa 1875 (possibly, earlier?), apparently unsigned, I feel likely American or perhaps French origin; hard to say. The antique work, 40" by 19 1/2" (45" by 25 1/2" framed) has a folky ambience to it, in the American east coast tradition, but I suppose we should not eliminate its being of European origin. There is evidence of its 150 years of age, with craquelure, some scuffs and abrasions, some...

Many artists in the 19 century travel to exotic Italy in the 1880s and 1870s as the John Singer Sargent. Cormens was one of those Artist. This work is of a Neapolitan beauty wearing gold jewelry possibly by the Italian craftsman Fortunato Pio Castellani. Hugh Cormens was an English artist with ties to the United States and exhibited in Europe