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Portrait, Handsome Young Man
American
Anonymous
1830's
Oil on Canvas

A colorful painting, the subject purportedly young James Fennimore Cooper
The canvas remains on original stretcher; extremely minor touches generally confined to edges. The work is mounted within carved and gilt frame of the period. (Frame: 27.75 x 32.75 inches; view: 24.5 x 29.5 inches.)

$6,365

333-118

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Portrait
Marietta Jarvis (1785-1843)
Anonymous
Oil on canvas - SOLD

An attractive woman wearing lace bonnet and collar. Remaining in fine original condition including stretcher and painted frame.
Dimensions: 32.75 by 37.75-inch frame, 25 by 30-inch sight-size.

359-2 - SOLD

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Portrait of Elsie Ray
Attributed to Belknap
19th Century

Dimensions: 26 by 32.25-inch frame, 20 by 26-inches frame.

$9,875

816-12

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Portrait
Native American in Headdress
Oil on canvas
J. Payro
Circa 1929

Dimensions: 29 by 29-inches.

$2,175

528-5

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Handsome Young Man
Oil on canvas...
Anonymous
Circa 1830

This lad with pleasant attitude is positioned before red drapery and a marbleized column. The canvas, stretcher and gilt frame are without compromise. Some thinning of pigment under hairline as depicted, all else fine; never cleaned. (The gilt frame remains in very good original condition with overall dimensions being 31 5/8 by 37.25-inches; view area measures 24.5 by 30-inches.)

$3,375

549-3

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Portraits, Husband and Wife
Signed, Painted by I.C. Goodell, September 20, 1833
Probably Massachusetts or New York State
Sophia C. Pitts, aged 42
Levi Pitts, aged 47
Oil on canvas

As depicted, a lovely pair of early 19th century portraits signed by Ira Chaffee Goodell (1800-1875). The works remounted, relined and installed in appropriate yet modern frames; paintings have been cleaned, however, they show no in-painting.

$4,285

745-23

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Little Boy With Book, Basket, And Hammer
Mid-Nineteenth Century
Anonymous - SOLD

As depicted, this child wearing a plaid-dress with ruffled lace collar is seated on a sofa next to an open basket with hammer; the child holds an open primer. The work remains on original stretcher and is mounted within its original mahogany veneer on white pine with blocked-corners frame. There is a tiny puncture above the child's head; three tiny punctures have been repaired with all else fine. (Frame: 29.5 x 34.5 inches; view: 21.25 x 26.25 inches.)

314-30 - SOLD

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Boy with Dog
Signed Joseph G. Cole (1806-1858)
Boston
1855
Oil on canvas

As depicted, handsome lad with his spaniel seated on plush sofa before green drapery. The picture appears to be mounted within its original frame and remains on original stretcher. Joseph Greenleaf Cole was born in Newburyport and worked in Boston and Portland, Maine.
(Frame: 28.75 x 34 inches; view: 24.25 x 29.25 inches.)

$3,575

314-39

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Handsome Gentleman
Pastel on paper
Circa 1821

A competently rendered portrait mounted within a modern yet complimenting frame. The work remains in fine bright condition with a tear at upper left corner as depicted. (Frame: 18.5 x 22 inches; View: 14.5 x 18 inches.)

$4,200

DCT-37

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Pastel Portrait
Attractive Young Woman
Possibly by James Sharples
Circa 1802
Pastel on paper

As depicted, a profile of Sarah Hackett, taken at Miss Cottle's School in Bristol [England] when she was 17. Cottle was the sister of Joseph Cottle, publisher and author, close friend of Coleridge and Southey (who had also had his portrait done in Bristol by Sharples, inscription on the wood backing reads "Sarah Hackett / taken when at Miss Cottle's / School at Bristol aged 17 years," there is also a piece of paper adhered to the backing with a further inscription in blue ink that repeats the information and adds "circa 1802," the art appears in good condition.
The work is mounted within what is quite possibly the original frame with original backboard; old but not original gold painted surface. We note the tight shrinkage crack in the lower mat; mat is cupped. The picture has not been examined out of the frame. (13.5-inches x 11.75-inches framed, 9.25-inches x 7.75-inches view)

$1,695

448-14

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Portrait of a Man
William P. Codman
Maine
Circa 1815
Oil on Canvas - SOLD

Portrait of a fashionable young man, wearing a brass buttoned coat with a shawl collar, yellow vest, high collar, white stock, and jeweled stickpin. The portrait is mounted within its original gilt and black painted frame with a sand finish. The painting is signed on the stretcher "Wm. P. Codman pinxt 1815," (William P. Codman is known to have been active in Maine from 1805 through 1819, he apparently moved to Boston in 1820 and was active there until 1831.) Other than some traces of gold paint where someone touched up the frame with the painting in place, the painting is in very good condition with no damage or apparent restoration. (21-inches x 17-inches framed, 17.25-inches x 13-inches view.)

731-9 - SOLD

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Profile Portrait Of Dignified Woman
With the faintest of smile on her lips
19th Century Copy Of Renaissance Portrait

As depicted...very good original condition with one tiny hole on cheek.
(Frame: 16.75 x 25.5 inches; view: 13 x 21.75 inches.)

$1,275

346-18

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