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Click here to subscribePolitical Cartoons & Caricatures - J.W. Benson (English Cartoonist, early 20th century)The Little-Englander, Mr Bull - English, is he? How amusing. Poor little chap!, [Joseph Chamberlain in attendance]signed, pen and ink, 18cm x 21.5cm; Hunt Emerson (b. 1952), You are Maggie Thatcher, signed in pencil, mixed media, 37cm x 25cm; another caricature, [Tony Blair], The Women's Institute: Pickle, 17cm x 14.5cm (3)
James Gillray (1756/1757-1815), by and after, caricature, The Esplanade, [George III in satirical rustic dress at Weymouth, flanked by a deferential General the Earl Cathcart and General Sir David Dundas, and society ladies], Published by Hannah Humphrey, No. 27 St. James's Street, London, June 1st, 1792, hand-coloured etching, 26cm x 31.5cm
A pencil signed print by Ryan Sidebottom, entitled '11th Test Match Hat-Trick by an Englishman March 8th 2008 at Seddon Park, Hamilton, New Zealand', numbered 3/20 in pencil, with certificate of authenticity verso, 68.5 x 46cm; together with a colour caricature signed print, with certificate of authenticity verso, 64 x 64cm (2)
A set of four signed coloured limited edition humorous caricature type prints on a horse racing theme after A J Goonan, signed with editions out of 1000, published by White Horse Sporting Prints, 1990, 35x45cm in simulated burrwood style frames, together with further vintage black and white prints on a racing theme after G.D. Armour, Lionel Edwards, etc various sizes (max 20x18cm) all in simple reeded frames
A pair of framed montages after Cecil Aldin, showing coloured prints of a hunting scene and an interior scene and black and white vignettes, each in black and gilt frames, 43x38cm, together with 19th century coloured caricature engravings of dramatic steeple chasing scenes including horses and riders falling into a sewer, 20x29cm in burrwood frames, also together with a pair of moghul type paintings on silk of a game played by riders on horse back and elephants, each 17x25cm in simple black frames
A collection of pictures and prints on a sporting theme including a coloured print after G D Armour - Hints for Beginners, 18x25cm, a coloured print after G D Rowlandson of a hunting scene, a coloured print after A J Munnings of a hunting scene and a coloured print after Snaffles of a point to point, 55x82cm in simple black frame, together with a late 19th century charcoal caricature study of a man in uniform playing cards, signed bottom right Marcel Pie, dated 1982, 55x38cm, and also a coloured photographic print of a young man, both in oak frames with gilt slips
# Lloyd George: an amusing white glazed parian caricature depicted standing his hand outstretched, 125mm, finger tips chipped, a pottery character jug, chipped, a composition figure and a quantity of related china, also a plate and three glasses for the MCC 1987 bi-centenary (a lot) (commemorate, commemorative, political)
1816 Princess Charlotte Betrothal: a very rare and good creamware mug, the cylindrical body printed in brown with a caricature of the Princess and three figures from Punch one holding aloft a placard inscribed ‘A prize of 30,000 (commemorate, commemorative, royal). £ Huzza’, 113mm (commemorate, commemorative, royal) * Seemingly the only commemorative ever produced to take against the otherwise adored Princess this scene derides her Civil List allocation. See Commemorative Pottery, plate 43 for an image of this very same mug.
A hand coloured engraving by IR Cruickshank entitled ‘The Time Piece! & Cunning Jack o’ both sides’ being a satire upon the support and evidence in the George and Caroline divorce, published by G Humphrey June 1820, framed 491 x 342mm overall (caricature, cartoon, commemorate, commemorative) * See BM Satires 13738
A hand coloured engraving on laid paper by Heeston entitled ‘The Green Bag, it’s Contents & all it’s Appendages are insufficient to turn the Scale of Public Opinion’, depicting Caroline outweighing George on the scales of justice, published by SW Fores July 11th 1820, minor tear to corner, framed 480 x 365mm overall (caricature, cartoon, commemorate, commemorative) * See BM Satires 13757
A hand coloured engraving on laid paper by William Heath entitled ‘The Measure of Happiness or a Royal visit to the Dey of Tunis or the Great Plempo’, depicting George and Caroline in Turkish costume, published by SW Fores July 20 1820, framed 418 x 518mm overall (caricature, cartoon, commemorate, commemorative) * See BM Satires 13767
A hand coloured engraving on laid paper by William Heath entitled ‘Which is the Dirtiest, so foul the Stains will be Indelible’, depicting George and Caroline throwing mud, published by SW Fores Sept 5th 1820, framed 341 x 447mm overall (caricature, cartoon, commemorate, commemorative) * See BM Satires 13848 also George IV by Kenneth Baker, page 212
A hand coloured engraving entitled ‘Queen Caroline Briton’s best Hope!! England’s Sheet-Anchor!!! ‘, depicting Caroline holding an anchor, published by John Fairburn October 19th 1820, framed 448 x 342mm overall (caricature, cartoon, commemorate, commemorative) * Published just two days before the fifteenth anniversary of the Battle of Trafalgar which was more than likely the inspiration for this cartoon. BM number 1991,0720.96
A splendidly detailed hand coloured engraving by Theodore Lane entitled ‘Grand Entrance of Bamboozl’em’, depicting Caroline and her supporters riding asses through the City, published by G Humphrey Feby 1821, framed 448 x 558mm overall (caricature, cartoon, commemorate, commemorative) * See BM Satires 14122 and George IV by Kenneth Baker page164
A hand coloured engraving by Theodore Lane entitled ‘Dido in Despair’, depicting a forlorn Caroline, published by G Humphrey April 3rd 1821, framed 470 x 353mm overall (caricature, cartoon, commemorate, commemorative) * After Gillray’s original of 6th February 1801 depicting Emma Hamilton (BM Satires 9752). See BM Satires 14144
A hand coloured engraving by Theodore Lane entitled ‘Caroline Fair, or Mat Pudding and his Mountebank’, depicting Caroline and her supporters as players at a fair, published by G Humphrey April 16th 1821, framed 519 x 408mm overall, small tear (caricature, cartoon, commemorate, commemorative) * See BM Satires 14170
A hand coloured engraving by Henry Heath entitled ‘The Nightingale and the Woodpecker’, depicting Mary Ann Paton and Joseph Wood, published by G Humphrey in 1830, framed 387 x 337mm overall and another depicting a young man accompanied by two ladies, one resembling Caroline, dated June 1821, (2) (caricature, cartoon, commemorate, commemorative) * The former a satire upon the elopement of Lord William Pitt Lenox’s wife Mary Ann Paton with Joseph Wood, both opera singers. See BM Satires 16424. The latter from a set of four each with medical titles; this one being Trepanning. See BM Satires 14301
A collection of assorted 20th century enamel badges & medals to include; London County Council Attendance Medal, 1914 Nottingham County Special Constable badge, Royal Aero Club badge, British Legion badge, buttons, GGB bagde & others. Also along with 4x WWII caricature postcards of Churchill, Hitler, Stalin & Hermann Göring.
WOODWARD G. M. ECCENTRIC EXCURSIONS or Literary & Pictorial Sketches ... in Different Parts of England & South Wales interspersed with Curious Anecdotes. Hand col. frontis & 100 hand col. eng. caricature plates (3 fldg.) by Isaac Cruikshank. Quarto. Maroon morocco by Riviere, a fine copy. 1807.
Jack Yeats and his friends. An artist's Portfolio containing works collected by Jack Yeats and his wife Cottie, or given to them by their friends, some carefully preserved in tissue, including: a)An interesting drawing, ink on card, 8 ins x 6 ins, showing figures in a West of Ireland landscape. A woman sits under a thorn tree, a man and a woman look over a stone wall; in the wall is an oblong box, possibly a coffin. The style is similar to early work by Jack Yeats, but there is no signature.b)George Russell 'AE'. A landscape drawing, pastel, signed G.W.R., unfortunately much rubbed.c)James Guthrie. Eight prints and engravings, various sizes, several inscribed to Jack Yeats by the artist.d)Ernest Marriott. A hand coloured drawing of a mask, inscribed to Jack Yeats by the artist, 1912; and two black-and-white caricatures by Marriott. e)R. Caulfield Orpen (architect). A card with a miniature watercolour coastal scene, inscribed rear 'with gratitude for assistance yesterday', dated 1935.f)H.J. Owen. A watercolour cartoon, titled "Oh! Theodore has forgotten something! He must return to the boat!" (Theodore is a mouse, and a pirate).g)E.M. O'R. Dickey, a signed engraving of a theatre audience; also a print after Beardsley, and a printed caricature of John Masefield by 'Max' (Beerbohm).h)C. Lovat Fraser. A colour printed caricature of George Bernard Shaw, in printed folder, privately printed for friends of Earl E. Fisk, Christmas 1930.i)A hand coloured coat of arms for the Yeats family, executed by Capt. Neville Roberts, the accompanying envelope inscribed probably by Jack Yeats; and a few other items.A most interesting collection, giving some insight into Jack Yeats' artistic tastes and the range of his friendships.As a collection, w.a.f. (1)Provenance: The Yeats Family Collection.
*Hitler (Adolf). Die Klapsmuhle, circa 1945, an original pencil and watercolour caricature on paper, showing Hitler and Goering in the roles of Don Quixote and Sancho Panza, riding a horse and a mule respectively, Hitler with a tin hat, pitchfork and Nazi insignia, Goering in full Luftwaffe uniform, with a hill and windmill behind them, the swastika 'propaganda' blades being rotated by Goebbels operating levers and pulleys, titled in German lower left, 'Die Klapsmuhle' [The Nuthouse], 32 x 23 cm, framed and glazed (1)
Antiquarian Books - Lamb (Charles & Mary), Tales From Shakespeare, Illustrated by George Soper, George Allen & Unwin, Ltd., London [c. 1920], tipped-in plates, blue boards; The Encyclopaedia of Anecdote and Wit, No. 12, Volume II, caricature vignettes, early 19th century; Mrs Beeton's Book of Household Management, New Edition; etc
Political history, literature, arts and travel books to include Bertrand Russell 'History of Western Philosophy', D.M. Lowe 'Gibbon's The Decline and Fall of the Roman Empire' and Anthony Brundage 'England's Prussian Minister Twice', published by Penn State, William Feaver 'Masters of Caricature' and others (2).
Old Bill WW1 Caricature Car Mascot The mascot is made of bronze and is a head and shoulders of Old Bill wearing steel helmet and scarf. The underside is stamped Copyright and is with registration number. GC with good patina. One small crack to scarf not effecting overall appearance. These mascots were popular during the 1920's and were purchased and mounted onto radiator caps.
2 WWI watercolour caricatures: “Lieut General Sir G H Fowke, KCB, KCMG, Adjutant General, British Armies France, 1918” smoking an enormous pipe, and Lieut General Sir J S Cowan, KCB, MVO, Quartermaster General to the Forces. 1918” standing easy, holding a cheroot, both signed “C. Hunt 18”. VGC From a series of 10 well executed and amusing watercolour caricature sketches of senior British Army officers at the end of the First World War, each with detailed captions and signed by the artist C. Hunt; the sketches measure 11½” x 8½” and are neatly mounted and framed en suite 17” x 13½”
2 WWI watercolour caricatures: “Lieut. General Sir F.J. Davies, KCB, KCMG 1918”, hands in pockets smoking a thoughtful pipe, and “Major General Sir J Capper, KCB Director General of the Tank Corps, 1918”, holding swagger stick with tank in background; both signed “C. Hunt 18”. VGC From a series of 10 well executed and amusing watercolour caricature sketches of senior British Army officers at the end of the First World War, each with detailed captions and signed by the artist C. Hunt; the sketches measure 11½” x 8½” and are neatly mounted and framed en suite 17” x 13½”
2 WWI watercolour caricatures: “Brigadier General G.H. Cockerill, CB, Deputy Director of British Military Intelligence. 1918” hurrying forward holding his walking stick, and “Lieut General Sir A Keogh, GCB, MD, FRCA, Surgeon General; late Director General Army Medical Service. 1918”, standing at ease, with drooping cigarette, surveying the world, both signed “C. Hunt 18”. VGC From a series of 10 well executed and amusing watercolour caricature sketches of senior British Army officers at the end of the First World War, each with detailed captions and signed by the artist C. Hunt; the sketches measure 11½” x 8½” and are neatly mounted and framed en suite 17” x 13½”
2 WWI watercolour caricatures: “Brigadier General W Harwood DSO, Provost Marshall to the British Armies in France, 1918”, smoking a lofty cheroot and “Lieut General Sir Francis Lloyd, KCB, CVO, DSO, Col R. W. Fus, General Officer Commanding London Dist. 1918”, marching purposefully ahead, both signed “C Hunt 18”. VGC, first item Plate 2 From a series of 10 well executed and amusing watercolour caricature sketches of senior British Army officers at the end of the First World War, each with detailed captions and signed by the artist C. Hunt; the sketches measure 11½” x 8½” and are neatly mounted and framed en suite 17” x 13½”
2 WWI watercolour caricatures: “Brigadier General J B Wroughton, GMG, Assistant Adjutant General to the Adjutant General, British Armies in France” plump, wearing monocle, smoking cigar in holder, and “Lieut General Sir A T Sloggett KCB, KCMG, KCVO, FRCS, KHS, Surgeon General, Director General of Medical Services to British Army in France. 1918”, wearing monocle and resting on his walking cane; both signed “C Hunt 18”. VGC, first item Plate 2 From a series of 10 well executed and amusing watercolour caricature sketches of senior British Army officers at the end of the First World War, each with detailed captions and signed by the artist C. Hunt; the sketches measure 11½” x 8½” and are neatly mounted and framed en suite 17” x 13½”
A US Model 1892 bayonet for the Krag Jorgensen rifle, the blade dated 1899, in its scabbard with steel belt attachment, GC; a WWI German 37mm pom pom shell case with explosive shell in fired condition; 3 other small shell cases; 11 1940 War Edition linen backed OS maps, mostly of northern England; 3 similar part maps of Moscow, Berlin and Frankfurt; 2 other maps; and a map/poster, “The Eastern Gates”, of the Baltic States etc, and on the other side a propaganda poster showing caricature sketches of the German leaders, photographs of the Russian and allied leaders, map of Europe etc. Average GC
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