Click on image to enlarge The Schoolmaster at Home. Ref: 2344377 An antique lithograph by John Doyle who used the monogram 'HB'. to sign a numbered series of 917 lithographs published 1829-51. Subjects are Philip Henry Stanhope, 4th Earl Stanhope and Henry Brougham, 1st Baron Brougham and Vaux. 'Published by Thos. Mc.Lean, 26, Haymarket Decr 14th.. 1830.' Printed by Charles Etienne Pierre Motte (1785-1836) 23, Leicester Square. Original handcolouring. Afew marginal tears extending ito border. Three minute wormholes in printed area. Approx 33cms by26cms. Price: £145.00
Click on image to enlarge Birmingham Men of the last Century. Ref: 123624 An antique lithograph drawn and lithographed by Thomas Underwood, Castle St, Hight St, Birmingham in 1865. Published in 'The Buildings of Birmingham Past and Present.' Approx 22cms by 13cms. Price: £150.00
Click on image to enlarge The Principal Characters presented to Public Exhibition throughout Real Life in London. Ref: 23738 An antique aquatint engraving designed by H. Alken. Published in 1821. Original colouring. Approx 10cms by 19cms. Price: £30.00
Click on image to enlarge Mr Ego's Marvellous Story. Ref: 23737 An antique etching drawn and etched by Thomas Rowlandson. Published in 1807. Original colouring. Approx14cms by 9cms. Price: £30.00
Click on image to enlarge John Leech - Hyde Park as it will be. Ref: 23732 An antique engraving by John Leech. Circa 1850. Later coloured by hand. The print is satirising the widespread popularity and expansion of the railways. Steam locomotives are shown in the place of horses on Rotten Row in Hyde Park. A locomotive carriage containing Queen Victoria is depicted amidst a general scene of pandemonium. Approx 22cms by 11cms. Price: £30.00
Click on image to enlarge Mr George Charles Fitzwilliam. Ref: 8221 Price: £85.00
Click on image to enlarge Market Day. Ref: 7651 An antique lithograph by George Bryant Campion (1796-1870) printed by J. Graf and published by Ackermann in 1836. Early hand colouring. Approx 34cms by 24cms. Price: £125.00
Click on image to enlarge The Churchwardens. Ref: 6834 An antique line engraving by A. Danse after Franz Meerts. Circa 1860. The colouring is later. Approx 24.5cms by 14.5cms. Price: £40.00
Click on image to enlarge Jumping in Sacks. Ref: 5630 "Jumping in Sacks." Etched by Robert Cruikshank after W.H. Pyne, engraved by G. Hunt. Published by Pyall & Hunt. Approx 31cms by 21.5cms. Price: £145.00
Click on image to enlarge Robin Gray and Jenny. Ref: 5130 A circle stipple engraving in sepia by Thomas Ryder after a painting in miniature by S. Shelley. Published in 1785. Approx 9cms diameter. Price: £125.00
Click on image to enlarge St. David's Day - Drawn by Kenny Meadows. Ref: 5138 A woodcut engraving which was published in "The Illustrated London News" on 24th February, 1849. The colouring is later. Approx 24cms by 36.5cms. Price: £30.00
Click on image to enlarge Court of Chancery - Lincoln's Inn Hall Ref: 669 An aquatint engraving with original colour by J C Stadler of a Thomas ROWLANDSON caricature. Published at R ACKERMANN's Repository of Arts in 1808. Approx 26cm by 20cm Price: £145.00
Click on image to enlarge The President of the Royal Agricultural Society. Ref: 3381 A woodcut engraving published in an "Extra Supplement to The Illustrated Sporting and Dramatic News" on 12th July, 1879. The colouring is later. The Prince of Wales Feathers appear in the top right hand side of the print. Approx 24cms by 35cms Price: £45.00
Click on image to enlarge An Emblem of Wales. Ref: 7103 An antique aquatint engraving published October 7th, 1799 by P. Stampa, Leather Lane, London. Early colouring. Approx 25.5cms by 32cms. Price: £150.00