Null Magd.
A young maid in traditional costume with a platter discussing with an…

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Magd. A young maid in traditional costume with a platter discussing with an old tradeswoman at the back entrance. Anonymous oil on canvas, c. 1800. approx. 69 x 88.5 cm. Doubled. - Partly repaired marginal losses, partly repainted margins. Margins overpainted. R

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Magd. A young maid in traditional costume with a platter discussing with an old tradeswoman at the back entrance. Anonymous oil on canvas, c. 1800. approx. 69 x 88.5 cm. Doubled. - Partly repaired marginal losses, partly repainted margins. Margins overpainted. R

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Estim. 240 - 360 EUR

Unbekannter Niederländischer Künstler des 18. Jh., 'Kochstubenansicht mit junger Magd' / 'A kitchen view with a young maid' Technique: oil on canvas, framed, Signature: unsigned, Dimensions: 57 x 40.5 cm, frame 69 x 58 cm, Condition: relined, old retouching, craquelure

Baur, J. 19th century Two paintings. Shepherd boy sitting on a hill with his flock of sheep, looking into the distance at a Sunday procession. Young maid kneeling on a hill and praying, looking towards the monastery. (Color abrasions, craquelure). Each signed u.l. and dated 1863. Each 55 x 42 cm. (62 x 49 cm). R.

Hein, probably Christianus Hendric, 1815 Bellingwolde - 1879 Lochem, oil on wood, "Weidende Kühe und Magd", 19th century, signed lower right "Hein f(eci)t", small format, 15 cm x 22 cm, in decorative frame, frame slightly bumped upper right

Copy - Flemish School of the 18th century - "The Pleasure", oil/copper, genre scene with an elderly man and a young maid with a glass of wine and a snack, the man's wife can be seen with an indignant expression as an observer of the whole scene at the hatch of the door, approx. 22.5x26cm, frame minimally bumped, minimal traces of age, approx. 31x34.5cm

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