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B. PICART after Baron Eisenberg
HORSE DRESSAGE: 2. Le Ballon
A set of six copper plate engravings, published in Paris
in 1733. 19¼ x 16".
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J.HARRIS after Charles COOPER HENDERSON
Fores's Sporting Traps: Going to the Moors.
From a Picture by C.C. Henderson, Esq.re in the
Possession of the Publishers.
Aquatint by Harris after Henderson, published in
London by Mess.rs Fores in 1847.
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£1,250 |
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James Ward.
A Livery Stable.
Mezzotint, published by Simpson and Darling & Thompson,
in London in 1896. |
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DICKINSON
The Law at Goodwood
Photrogravure, published by Dickinson, Publisher to H.M.
Queen Victoria, in London in 1886. With contemporary exhibition
frame. |
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Henry Alken
A Prize Fight
Aquatint by Clarke, published London 1821. |
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G. H. PHILLPS after William DRUMMOND
The Cricket Match between Sussex & Kent at Brighton
Aquatint by Clarke, published London 1821. |
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James POLLARD
Bottom Fishing.
Aquatint and line engraving, printed in colours, published
London 1850. |
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JUKES and SARJEANT after J.Boultbee.
GOHANNA with Mr Thomas Bird, and a View of Gohanna Farm and
Lodges.
Colour printed aquatint, published London, c.1790. |
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John CLARK after Henry Alken. Racing
Racing from Newmarket Heath
Pair of hand coloured aquatints. Published in the National
Sports of Great Britain, Thomas McLean, London, 1821.
Plate sizes 14½ x 10½ inches. Framed and glazed.
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Robert LAURIE and Richard EARLOM after George Stubbs
[Gamekeepers] & [Labourers]
Pair of mezzotint engravings published by B.B.Evans, March
25th 1790.
Plate sizes 15½ x 26 inches. Both trimmed to publication
line, losing titles. "Labourers" with repaired tear
in sky area. Framed.
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Charles HUNT after John F. Herring
HERRING'S SKETCHES ON THE ROAD
The Coach Horses [and] The Post Horses
A large pair of coloured aquatints by Charles Hunt after
the paintings by John Francis Herring and published in London
by Baily Brothers at the Royal Exchange Buildings in Cornhill,
in 1847. 26½ x 34 inches, within original maple veneered
frames and old glass. |
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