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S J Clark

Giltwood Framed English Oil on Canvas of Pastoral Farm Scene, Signed
Giltwood Framed English Oil on Canvas of Pastoral Farm Scene, Signed

Giltwood Framed English Oil on Canvas of Pastoral Farm Scene, Signed

Located in Atlanta, GA

Giltwood Framed English Oil on Canvas of Pastoral Farm Scene, Signed Lower Left “S. J. Clark”, Late 19th Century

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Antique 19th Century English Paintings

Materials

Paint

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Farmer and Hunt Scene Oil on Canvas Painting by S J Clark
Farmer and Hunt Scene Oil on Canvas Painting by S J Clark

Farmer and Hunt Scene Oil on Canvas Painting by S J Clark

By Samuel Joseph Clark

Located in Cheltenham, GB

A very fine painting known as "Gone Away" by S J Clark (1834-1912). A beautiful scene of a farmer with his dog and plough horses, waving his hat as three hunt horsemen gallop away i...

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Antique 19th Century English Late Victorian Paintings

Materials

Canvas, Wood, Paint

1930's Wooden Ironing Board
1930's Wooden Ironing Board

1930's Wooden Ironing Board

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H 31 in W 53 in D 24 in

1930's Wooden Ironing Board

By J. R. Clark RID - JID

Located in Los Angeles, CA

vintage wooden ironing board with metal hardware, multiple use as sideboard/serving board possible, great industrial detailing, folds flat

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Vintage 1930s American Industrial and Work Tables

Materials

Metal

Oil On Canvas Landscapes With Sheep In Their Original Gilt Frames
Oil On Canvas Landscapes With Sheep In Their Original Gilt Frames

Oil On Canvas Landscapes With Sheep In Their Original Gilt Frames

Located in Salisbury, GB

A fine pair of oil on canvas landscapes with sheep in their original gilt frames by S.J.Clark.

Category

Antique 19th Century English Paintings

Materials

Canvas

Horse Portrait

Horse Portrait

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H 21 in W 25 in

Horse Portrait

Located in New York, NY

Painting of a horse in a stable rendered in the typical anatomical style of 19th Century horse portraiture; signed with the monogram of S. J. Clark; oil on canvas.

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Antique 19th Century English Paintings

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