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Rolf Harris, a large signed sketch, dated 2000, with caricature

Objets d’art Mobilier Prosper d’Epinay (1836-1914) Caricature du peintre Meissonier Bronze à patine brune monogrammé « D » à l’arrière de la terrasse. Hauteur : 28 cm

A COLLECTION OF MISCELLANEOUS ROYAL COMMEMORATIVE MEMORABILIA COMPRISING OF INVITATIONS, LETTERS ETC...MAINLY PERTAINING TO THE `LORD AND LADY JESSEL` THE COLLECTION INCLUDES SUMMONS TO THE CORONATION MAY 1937 FROM THE EARL MARSHALL`S OFFICE, INVITATION TO THE ROYAL CORONATION SIGNED GEORGE VI TOGETHER WITH NEWSPAPER CUTTINGS, CORONATION TICKETS SIGNED THE DUKE OF NORFOLK, LETTER DATED 19TH NOVEMBER FROM THE THEN PRINCESS ELIZABETH 1947 THANKING LADY JESSEL FOR HER WEDDING GIFT SIGNED - YOURS SINCERELY ELIZABETH. ORDER OF SERVICE ST PAULS CATHEDRAL, SERVICE OF THANKS GIVING 25TH WEDDING ANNIVERSARY KING GEORGE VI AND QUEEN ELIZABETH, LETTER DATED 31ST JANUARY 1917 FROM LLOYD GEORGE 10 DOWNING STREET, LONDON. LETTERS FROM SALISBURY AND STANHOPE `HOUSE OF LORDS` ALSO A HAND DRAWN CARICATURE OF A FISHERMAN BY HARRY FURNISS 1854 -1955 AND A NOTE SIGNED BY THE ARTIST.

Caricature Annual 1831, signed by modern members of the Conservative Party, incl. Margaret Thatcher, Willie Whitelaw, Airey Neave and others,

Caricature silhouette of Winston Churchill, signed by Stephen Bonar, together with a pair of early nineteenth century silhouettes in burr maple frames, a Victorian example and two printed copies of Regency military officers, the largest frame measuring 22 x 19cm

HM Yacht Britannia - a fascinating album of photographs, invitations, menus and ephemera belonging to Surgeon Commander A.J.D. Neal R.N., the ship's doctor, with gilt tooled blue board binding, including many unofficial photographs of life on board the Royal Yacht and a watercolour caricature by Andrew Wing, 1995, of the Surgeon Commander on his retirement - signed on the reverse by his friends

Walking stick with carved caricature handle, another with horses head handle and a collection of other various walking sticks etc Estimate

After Rowlandson: A caricature of a watch mender

Two Caricature sketches after Cruickshank showing `The Tomb of Napoleon` & `Domestic Medicine`

THOMAS ROWLANDSON (1757 - 1827) - Rowlandson's Caricature Magazine, vol. 3, title page, hand col. etching, 40cm x 25cm pub. Thomas Tegg; The Genius of Caricature with his Friends..., hand col. etching 25cm x 40cm; Henry Heath (act. 1824-1840) Omnium-Gatherum Second Series no 1 & 3, col etchings, vignettes of caricatures 24cm x 30.5cm; Tregear (pub) Election Hints Plates 1 & 2, col etchings, vignettes of caricatures, 26cm x 34cm; John Betts (pub) The Juvenile Scrap Sheet no 2 & 5, each with six or more col vignettes of rural and urban life, 23cm x 38cm; Thos McLean (pub) Illustrations of Heraldry, picture sheets (4), each with six or more col. vignettes of caricatures, 26cm x 37cm

JOHN DOYLE (HB) (1797 - 1868) - War!!! Commencement of Hostilities - Combined Movement of the Allied Powers, pub. McLean col. lithograph, 28cm x 40cm; another W.A.R. A Masque, 26cm x 39cm; and A Rheumatic Joint in The Tail, hand col. satirical litho. 25cm x 35cm; Tregear (pub) Tories - Whigs, caricature, litho, 27cm x 38cm; S W Fores (pub) Needs Must When Well - Drives, hand col. satirical etching, 28cm x 39cm; another The New Protestant Sovereign Safety Coach..., 24cm x 37cm Fairburn (pub) Letting Go The Anchor... hand coloured satirical etching 24cm x 35cm; Fores (pub) A Pig in a Poke, col. satirical etching, 26cm x 34cm and several other examples

MFV Porcelaine étrangère Meissen Statuette de la Comedia dell’Arte représentant Scapin debout en tunique blanche et brandebourg or avec son pantalon vert et sa cape blanche, il porte une besace noir et son poignard. Sa main gauche tient sa toque, feuillages sur la base, décor polychrome et or au naturel. Sous la base sont inscrits les chiffres 5290 à l’encre, XVIIIe siècle, vers 1744 Modèle de P. Reinicke Hauteur : 13, 5 cm Modèle similaire dans la série exécutée pour le Duc de Weissenfels. Bibliographie : Meredith Chilton, Harlequin Unmasked, Yale University Press, 2001, modèle similaire reproduit p. 308. L’orchestre des singes a été crée par Kaendler en 1750 puis remodelé et complété en 1765 par Reinicke, les singes males habillés à la mode rococo d’après une inspiration française, représentent les musiciens, et les guenons les chanteuses. Les singes ont des caractères et des ressemblances humaines ce qui les rend comiques. La légende veut qu’ils représentent la caricature de l’orchestre du Comte de Bruhl. Madame de Pompadour achète 19 figures de l’orchestre en 1753. La manufacture de pâte tendre de Mennecy en créa aussi.

@JAMES GILLRAY. `Two Penny Whist`, coloured engraving, originally published by H. Humphry, 1796,7 1/2 x 12 in;and two other caricature prints after Gillray titled `A maide of 1610` and `Discipline A La Kenyon`. three (3)

A Crown Devon Fieldings WWII ashtray transfer printed with a caricature of Hitler in a spider`s web, together with pottery and porcelain items.

Arthur Gordon, British, late 19th/early 20th century- "Twickenham on Thames"; oil on canvas, signed and dated 1896-7, signed, titled and dated on the reverse, 20x35.5cm: H Valle, mid 20th century- Caricature of a soldier standing full-length turned to the left; pastel on grey/green paper, signed, 61.7x22cm: Northern European School, 20th century- Figures by a cathedral and in a city street; pen and brush and black ink and watercolour and gouache, three, 24x16.5cm., ea: F Staples, British, early 20th century- "Why Not, Are you sure you love me Cuthbert? Y-Y-Y-Yes bordie oh y-yes. The why don`t you pres me to your manly chest?"; pen and black ink, original artwork for illustration, arched mount, signed, 22x17cm: After Ronald Searle, British 1920-2011- The conductor; colour reproduction print, signed within the plate, 35x22cm., (7) (may be subject to Droit de Suite)

"John Hassall, Art Deco silvered bronze car mascot in the form of a caricature policeman with outstretched arm, signed, 11.5cm"

James Gillray pair of hand coloured hunting caricature prints, Published 1800, i 9`` x 14``, framed.

Cecil Aldin set of 4 colour prints, hunting caricature scenes, all signed in the plate, published circa 1900, 14`` x 23``, framed.

Evelyn James watercolour, caricature figures, signed and dated 1910, 5`` x 6``, framed.

Kay, John A series of original portraits and caricature etchings. Edinburgh: H Paton, Carver & Gilder, 1838. 2 volumes, 4to, 359 etched plates, red morocco gilt, slight wear to spines and covers, pages clean with occasional light foxing and offsetting. (2)

Kay, John A series of original portraits and caricature etchings. Edinburgh: Adam and Charles Black, 1877. 4to, 4 volumes, later half morocco gilt, some foxing, rubbed at edges, fading to backstrips (4)

After Lance Thackeray: `The Billiard Match`, a set of four caricature coloured prints, titled, `The Canon`, `Snookered`, `Left`, and `Kissing`, each 44cm x 58cm. (4)

A Signed humorous coloured caricature print by Simon Drew `Great Mistakes in the Farmyard` signed

Autographs - Rolf Harris, signed `Cheers, Rolf Harris` with caricature, framed with photograph

Hair dressing items, caricature, leather bound vanity case etc.

Seven caricature prints (Max) (7)

After `Spy`, `Ape` and others - Sporting Caricature Portraits, eight late 19th/early 20th Century chromolithographs printed for Vanity Fair, each approx 29cm x 19cm.

Richard Willson, British 1939-2011- Nigel West (Rupert Allason) and the MP who came in from the cold; pen and ink, signed, 37x31cm: British School, late 20th century- "Oh Rupert! And there was I thinking you didn`t fancy us"; pen and ink, signed and titled, 31.5x52cm: Wesolowski, late 20th/early 21st century- "Pat Eddery"; pen and ink, collage on board, signed, titled and dated `81, 47.5x31.7cm: together with another caricature of Ted Kennedy by the same hand, pen and ink on tracing paper, signed, 37.5x24cm, (unframed), (4), (may be subject to Droit de Suite) Note: From 1968 to 1971 Richard Willson was caricaturist and occasional cartoonist on The Observer, and in 1971 he became caricaturist on The Times, contributing to the Business Diary. In 1981, after David Driver became The Times` head of design, Willson was given a wider role, which included illustrating a weekly profile and providing a cartoon for the Saturday paper. He also acted as an occasional stand-in for Peter Brookes, and for Gerald Scarfe on The Sunday Times. Willson also worked freelance for The Spectator, Washington Post, New Statesman, New Scientist, Tablet, Business Traveller, Euromoney, Investor`s Chronicle, Punch, Financial Weekly, Accountancy Age, Computing, Lloyds Log, Ecologist, New Internationalist, United Nations and Racing Post. In addition he produced a considerable amount of advertising work.

JAK "Well it weren`t there when we went to bed!" Caricature print. Signed and inscribed by the artist.

Laurel (Stan & Hardy, Oliver). Naughty Amelia Jane! by Enid Blyton, illustrated by Sylvia I. Venus, 8th ed., 1951, b&w illusts., vign. to title, coloured in in a juvenile hand, some spotting throughout, signed by Laurel & Hardy in blue ballpoint pen on front free endpaper, beneath a printed competition label for the Wolligog Club consolation prize in the Laurel & Hardy competition, the name of the winner Christine Holder inserted in manuscript, a small Laurel & Hardy caricature sticker stuck over the foot of the bookplate above the signatures, orig. cloth, a little faded on spine, 8vo. (1)

* Gillray (James). A Kick at the Broad Bottoms - i.e. - Emancipation of All the Talents, pub. H.Humphreys, March 23rd. 1807, etched caricature on wove with contemp. hand colouring, later ink marginalia identifying the various charactures, 260 x 355 mm, together with Egerton (M.), March. or It’s an Ill Wind that Blows Nobody Good. By George! this is a Shaver!!, pub. Thos. Mclean, 1827, uncoloured aquatint on wove, slight dust soiling to margins, 330 x 230 mm, with Davison (W., pubs.), Slight of hand by a Monkey - or a Ladys Head Unloaded, n.d. c.1815, hand coloured engraving, 240 x 155 mm, together with another twenty-two caricatures including examples by Woodward, Lisle, Bruce, Orme, Doyle, Read and Dighton, various sizes and condition. (25)

Fred May - Caricature full length portrait of Mr Austin Reed, founder and director of Austin Reed men`s tailoring, image size 23cm x 11.5cm, brush and ink with heightened white, another by the same hand of F.W. Coucher, circulation manager of the Evening Standard, 23cm x 12cm, both signed lower left. (2)

A Signed Crayon Caricature of a Military Officer, 17" x 6"

HITCHCOCK ALFRED: (1899-1980) British Film Director. A good, original pen and ink self caricature signed and inscribed by Hitchcock, one page, 8vo, Auckland, New Zealand, n.d., on the printed stationery of the Royal International Hotel. In bold blue fountain pen ink Hitchcock has drawn his familiar self caricature, signing his name immediately beneath. Some light overall creasing, about VG

AUTOGRAPH ALBUM: An autograph album containing over 25 signatures by various musicians and entertainers etc. including Roger Daltrey, John Entwistle, Donovan, Anita Harris, Billy Dainty, Rolf Harris (with an additional full length `kangaroo` self caricature in his hand), Eden Kane, Kenny Lynch etc. About VG

LITERATURE: Selection of signed pieces, cards, letterheads, a few A.Ls.S. and T.Ls.S., some signed photographs of various sizes etc., by various writers and novelists including Hammond Innes (two pages of typed manuscript, unsigned, although with extensive holograph corrections, from Solomons Seal), Ursula Bloom, Beverley Nichols, Jean Plaidy, Emlyn Williams, John Mortimer, John Le Carre, John Osborne, Edna O`Brien, Alan Ayckbourn, Alan Sillitoe, Arthur C. Clarke, Arthur Miller, Stephen King, Alan Bennett, John Betjeman, Alistair Cooke (signed self caricature), Germaine Greer, Jackie Collins, Neil Simon, Edward Albee etc. G to generally VG, 47

CARUSO ENRICO: (1873-1921) Italian Tenor. A good pen and ink self caricature, drawn and signed by Caruso on an 8vo sheet of printed stationery from the Hotel Metropole, Blackpool, 1909. Caruso has boldly penned a caricature depicting himself wearing a straw boater and with his eyes closed. Signed and dated in the lower right corner. With blank integral leaf. Some light overall age toning, otherwise VG

BILL BEACHAM (20TH CENTURY) Caricature of a detective holding a gun, signed and dated `83, watercolour and pencil, 13 1/2" x 8 3/4", and 2 further caricatures by the same artist (3)

Dutch School, late 19th/early 20th century- Woman serving tea, (recto/verso); pencil, 16x12.5/ 27.5x21cm., (sheet): together with a further three drawings of figures by the same or related hand, 27.5x21cm: Dutch School, circa 1900- At the theatre; pencil, signed with initials, 21x17.5cm: together with two further related pencil drawings by the same hand: Minx, British early-mid 20th century exh 1929-1930- Caricature; pencil, bears inscription on the reverse, 11x9.5cm: Peggy Somerville, British 1918-1975- "Gipsy Figures"; pen and black ink on brown paper, bears studio stamp, 12x13cm. Provenance: with Messum`s, London, according to label attached to the reverse of the mount: Roberts, British, early 20th century- "The Coronation Season in London"; pen and black ink and watercolour, signed and titled, 23x17.5cm: together with a small further number of unframed works on paper by different hands, (a lot) (unframed) (may be subject to Droit de Suite)

A limited edition painted resin caricature figure group of a gentleman in a in stripe suit and a lady in a floral dress and another titled `Tickly Feet`, by `SZIKOARA`, tallest 39cm high (2).

"After Dighton, "Geography Bewitched or a droll Caricature Map of England and Wales, pub. Bowles & Carver, London, coloured engraving, 18.5x 16.2cm "

Ireland. Bowles & Carver (pubs.), Geography Bewitched! or a droll Caricature map of Ireland. This Portrait of Lady Hibernia Bull is humbly dedicated to her Husband the great Mr. John Bull, n.d., c.1830, uncoloured engraved map, one repaired marginal closed tear just affecting image, slight dust soiling largely confined to margins, 210 x 175 mm (1)

*Cricket. A fine colour caricature print by John Ireland, c. 1980, showing the two Australian fast bowlers Jeff Thomson and Dennis Lillee, signed by both in pencil to lower area of image and with the additional ink signature of England captain Colin Cowdrey, 42 x 30 cm, together with ÔCricket Legends: The Knights in White`, a framed and glazed photo montage featuring six photo reproductions with facsimile signatures of Bradman, Weekes, Hadlee, Walcott, Sobers and Cowdrey, mat-mounted in two rows with name and statistics printed beneath, 62 x 45 cm (2)

Herbert Henry Asquith: a pottery plate with colourful full-length caricature on a black ground within a blue printed and gilt lined border, circa 1915 * Asquith headed the coalition government from May 1915 until December 1916Illustrated

BACHOLLET (RAYMOND) [ET AL] PAUL IRIBE illustrated, dust jacket, Paris 1982, George and Dorothy Miller - Picture Postcards in the United States 1893-1918, 1976, Enrico Sturani- Mussolini un Dictateur en Cartes Postales, 1997 and eight others, postcards, posters and caricature (11)

A late Victorian volume of Charles Dickens, a gossip about his life, works and characters, with picture page by Frederick Barnard, Cassell & Co. Ltd., together with a set of ten historical caricature prints.

A collection of approximately 350 autographs of footballers on Charles Buchan Magazine cut-outs and an autograph book 1940s-1950s including; Duncan Edwards, Stanley Matthews (4), Dennis Compton, Tom Finney (4), Stan Mortenson (3), Bill Shankley, Don Revie, Bert Williams, Danny Blanchflower, Roger Byrne, Jackie Milburn, Jimmy McIlroy, also a Mickey Durling 1954 Manchester United caricature poster with autographs of Jack Rowley, Jack Crompton, Dennis Violet, Duncan Edwards, Tommy Taylor, John Berry, Henry Cockburn, Allenby Chilton, Don Gibson, Mark Jones, Matt Busby.

A carved corozo nut caricature head corkscrew - bearded man with glass eyes - L14cm

Rolf Harris, 20th century, pen and ink sketch, a duck bill platypus, entitled Platypus with a self portrait caricature lower left, signed

Claire Minter Kemp (contemporary), Elegant, a caricature elephant on a footstool, signed pencil, charcoal and pastel, 17cm by 12.5cm

Honourable Artillery Company : 1st World War official notification of the death of 7079 Albert Cohen H.A.C age 24 1916, Officers/ WO`s Khaki beret with bullion H.A.C badge. (some service wear). Caricature drawings and H.A.C ephemera

CARICATURE. FALSTAFF AND THE MERRY WIVES OF WESTMINSTER CANVASSING FOR THEIR FAVOURITE MEMBER, LORD TOWNSEND LD T-D, ETCHING, CONTEMPORARY COLOUR 1788, SCARCE

Thomas Rowlandson satirical caricature - Rural Sports - Cat in a Bowl, 1811 and another after Rowlandson - Off She Goes, both framed and glazed (2)Further images and condition reports are available at www.reemandansie.com

Thomas Rowlandson satirical caricature - A Nincompoop or Hen Pecked Husband, 1807 and another Rowlandson caricature - A Tour to the Lakes, both framed and glazed (2)Further images and condition reports are available at www.reemandansie.com

Thomas Rowlandson caricature - Bug Breeders in the Dog Days, 1812, together with two hand-coloured mezzotints, published by Fairburn 1794, in period frames (3)Further images and condition reports are available at www.reemandansie.com

George Cruickshank satirical caricature - Ladies Buy your Leaf!! 1822, together with four other caricatures by Heath, Gillray and others, all framed and glazed (5)Further images and condition reports are available at www.reemandansie.com

Seven sets of cricket cigarette cards including Wills cricketers 1st and 2nd, John Player cricket caricature by R P.

AFTER WILLIAM HEATH. Punishment Drill, published by T. Mclean, colour print, 15 x 8 in; and four other caricature prints. five (5)

GEORGE CRUICKSHANK. Boadicea, Queen of Britain overthrowing her Enemies; and Bobbin about to Fiddle, caricature prints, coloured, laid down, trimmed, 9 1/4 x 13 in, a pair; and an unframed print titled `Scotch Washing`; three (3)

EDWIN D. SMITH. Portrait of a Gentleman, quarter-length, said to be a member of the 14th Light Dragoons, bears later inscription `14th Light Dragoons, d. Meerut,1851`, watercolour, oval, 10 x 7 1/2 in; a pen and ink caricature, monogrammed `G.B` depicting a member of The Royal Welch Fusiliers; and a colour print after H. Martens depicting the 2nd Royal North British Dragoons (3)