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Postcards, Wain, 4 cards of anthropomorphic cats illustrated by Louis Wain, with 3/6 'A Cats Matrimony' published by Davidson Bros series 6122, and 'A Cat's Life' series 6123 (mainly gd)

Postcards, Wain, 4 cards published by Tuck 'Louis Wain Cats' no. 6444 (4/6). Japanese anthropomorphic cats inc. 'The Pays the Thing', 'Great Expectations', 'The Introduction', and 'Jappy and Happy' (a few bumped corners o/w mainly gd)

AN EDWARDIAN POSTCARD ALBUM various cards including, Louis Wain, Florence Upton, topographical, Bury St. Edmunds pageant 1907, comic etc

A cased set of 4 George V novelty silver Louis Wain cat menu card holders, by Levi & Salaman, hallmarks Birmingham 1910, each modelled as a cat seated beside an open empty bird cage with a napkin, registration no. 562450, length 5cm, 2ozBase edges have a few extremely minor holes, general wear to high points, hallmarks slightly rubbed and matching

Collection of postcards comprising of: two albums and five loose sheets of postcards including Louis Wain examples, topographical, cartoons, seaside postcards etcAt present, there is no condition report prepared for this lot, this in no way indicates a good condition, please contact the saleroom for a condition report.

Louis Wain for The Bristol 'Cat & Dog' Pottery, a pair of squat sack form nursery vases, painted in typical bold lovat green, pink and black, bearing the legends 'Good Gracious How You Frightened Me' and 'It Is Years Since Last We Met', each with printed Louis Wain signature. 10 cm diameter x 9.5 cm overall height.Qty: 2An established private collection

Louis Wain for The Bristol 'Cat & Dog' Pottery, a pair of nursery trios, painted in typical bold lovat green, pink and black bearing the legends "A Regular Cat & Dog's Life","Oh Chase Me", "How Dare You" and "I Wonder Were We Lovers Then" and a printed Louis Wain signature to each item.An established private collectionNo chips or cracks. Some glaze loss to the underside of one saucer (see images). Crazing to all items, with some staining in places, and some enamel loss to the decoration, but nothing too detrimental.

Louis Wain for The Bristol Cat & Dog Pottery, a pair of conical nursery vases with flared rims painted in bold lovat green, pink and black and bearing the legends 'Oh Chase Me' & 'The Catch Of The Season', and a printed Louis Wain signature. 14 cm high.An established private collection

Louis Wain humorous print "Seesaw" depicting cats on a seesaw in oak frame, 87cm x 37.5cm

Framed book cover "In Animal Land with Louis Wain" 34.5cm x 39cm believed to be c. 1904

THE YOUNG COQUETTE BY LOUIS WAIN EARLY POSTCARD

Louis Wain lithograph of cats

Childrens books including A Cat Alphabet by Louis Wain; Beauty and the Beast with col litho plates; English Strewwelpeter; Kate Greenway ill books; Arabian Nights with col litho plates; Walter Crane "Babies" books and others

Louis Wain (1860-1939) Cat Illustration, 'He won't go home till washing...and he did not' from The Cats Daily Life, signed lower right, watercolour and pencil, 44 x 29 cm, frame 61 x 45 cmTwo newspaper clippings announcing Wain's death in 1939 attached versoProvenance: from a deceased estate

Postcard album with c. 200 postcards and a number of loose cards. Including UK topographical, social history, foreign, many real photographic, woven and embroidered silk cards, Louis Wain etc.

Postcards in album including glamour Kirchner, Penot and others, French romance and pin ups, mermaids, humour, Harry Payne military, novelty, early vignette, fantasy heads, real photographic early aviation, Bobby Leach, his barrel and Niagara Falls, Gruss Aus, Louis Wain etc.

Postcards in five albums including real photographic Nen Parade, VAD hospital, crowd scene all Wisbech, zeppelin wreck East Anglia 1917, other street scenes, exhibitions, greetings, children's cards, GB topography, Louis Wain, some modern cards.

Seven Louis Wain ceramic cat buttons.

After Louis William Wain(1860-1939)"Mrs Tabby's Academy",lithograph, by Cassell & Company Ltd, "Yule Tide 1888",24 x 29cms, framed.

AFTER LOUIS WAIN What we are about to receive, print, 16 x 50cm Condition Report:Available upon request

POSTCARD COLLECTION. A family accumulation of over 100, mixed subject, early 20th century postcards. Includes: patriotic humour & other First World War period cards, artist illustrator humourous cards including Louis Wain, some Cornwall views etc. Variable used condition.  Please note that all items in this auction are previously owned & are offered on behalf of private vendors. If detail on condition is required on any lot(s) PLEASE ASK FOR A CONDITION REPORT BEFORE BIDDING.  The absence of a condition report does not imply the lot is perfect.WE CAN SHIP THIS LOT, but NOT if part of a large, multiple lots purchase.

MISCELLANEOUS POSTCARDS. Thirty early 20th century postcards from a family accumulation. Some real photograph cards including WWI German prisoner compound at Frith Hill, a Curtis No.1 bi-plane in 1909. Also a Louis Wain comic cat card, a quantity of embossed Christmas greetings cards, two 'comic?' USA African American children cards.  Please note that all items in this auction are previously owned & are offered on behalf of private vendors. If detail on condition is required on any lot(s) PLEASE ASK FOR A CONDITION REPORT BEFORE BIDDING.  The absence of a condition report does not imply the lot is perfect.WE CAN SHIP THIS LOT, but NOT if part of a large, multiple lots purchase.

Group of nine Louis Wain coloured postcards, including Raphael Tuck, housed in three frames

POSTCARDS - LOUIS WAIN Seven artist-drawn cards, including two different Tuck 'Write Away' Series 957, and one Tuck 'Calendar' No.5802, variable condition, (loose).

POSTCARDS - LOUIS WAIN Four artist-drawn cards, all published by Tuck, comprising two different 'Calendar' No.297, and two different 'Calendar' No.5802, (loose).

POSTCARDS - LOUIS WAIN Twelve artist-drawn cards, including a Faulkner Series No.507A, variable condition, (four creased; loose).

Silver Louis Wain style baby's rattle with mother-of-pearl handle

Arthur Boris Klein (1893-1985) "Bal Tabarin" framed coloured etching titled in pencil lower left along with a Louis Wain print

Louis Wain, lithograph, cat illustration, 24cm x 19cm, framedGeneral discolouration of paper

TRADE, complete (24), inc. Tom Thumb, Cop-a-card, Brooke Bond, Kelloggs, Lamberts, Louis Wain etc., in modern album, slight duplication, G to EX, Qty

Louis Wain. A set of four framed early 20th Century prints of comical cats playing golf and house in original oak frames. All approx 90cm x 72cm. Shipping category D.

Postcards - a large collection of Edwardian and early 20th century examples, including many comical, coloured lithograph, Raphael Tuck, Bamforth Co.; novelty pull outs; Louis Wain type cat cards; destinations, street views, architecture, greetings cards, etc approximately 300+

The Bristol Cat and Dog pottery Louis Wain decorated vase, 15cm highShallow chip to rim with associated crack, another small hairline on the rim and natural crazing.

After Louis William Wain (British 1860-1939): Mischievous Cats, set ten late 19th/early 20th century pencil sketches and prints 16cm x 22cm (unframed)

Postcards, Louis Wain, set of 6 cards, Davidson Bros Serie 6092, I Had A Lovely Time, You're Always Smoking I'm Sick Of It, The Worried Look Of A Married Woman, The Fisherman's Dream, Its Twins This Time Thank You, My Dear!, A Perfect Angel, Where's Y'r Wings? Hic!! (6) (gen gd but with some foxing and age toning front and back)

Postcards, Louis Wain, set of 6 cards, Valentines Series, A Fishy Story, A Bolt From The Blue, There's Many A Slip Twixt Cup and Lip, Be It Ever So Humble There's No Place Like Home, Scratching Up Luck and Ice Safe Till It Thaws (6) (gd)

Postcards, Louis Wain, a selection of 10 cards of anthropomorphic cats, with 8 by Louis Wain and 1 each by Tom Browne and Violet Roberts. Wain cards include 'The Musician' (violin) published by Ettlinger, 'A Road Race' b/w cycling published by Hartmann, 'At play an exciting moment' published by Tuck, 'Fishermen', 'Actors' (Ettlinger), Christmas cards with Wain illustrations (3), Violet Roberts roller skates, Tom Browne 'elp a poor ole soldier mum' (mainly gd)

Postcards, Louis Wain, a selection of 14 cards of anthropomorphic cats illustrated by Louis Wain (all with wtf), with themes inc. cricket, fan, 'The Road Crossing', 'punting', romance', 'Please excuse the blots', 'Just a line', 'Be Careful', 'I am quite upset' etc. Many from the Tuck Write Away series and also C.W Faulkner (fair/mainly gd, but with wtf)

Postcards, Louis Wain, 4 Tucks undivided back cards to comprise Be Careful and For The Moment It (both unused vg with some slight age toning) and 2 cards (no. 3889 and 3895) featuring cats dressed as Marie Dainton in the Chinese Honeymoon and Walter Passmore in Iolanthe (both p/u with some slight age toning and corner mount marks to Walter Passmore) (4)

Postcards, Louis Wain, a collection of 8 cards of anthropomorphic animals illustrated by Louis Wain, inc. bears and hippos on the ice 'Weighty matters demand attention', dogs at the theatre 'It gave us great pleasure', cockatoos 'Rats', and dogs being soaked with water from hose pipe 'Scrathing up Luck'. Also 4 cards of black cats at the seaside (fair/gd, 3 with wtf)

Postcards, a Louis Wain mix of 7 cards, with coconut shy at the fair, 'The coster cart on the way to the races', 'Here they come', 'Lunch at the races', 'The doctors Christmas Present' (all published by Faulkner). Also table tennis, and 'Why the motor has come to stay' (Wrench) (mainly gd)

Postcards, Louis Wain, 8 cards featuring pigs (2), dogs (5) and penguins (1), Davidson Bros, E.J. Hey and Co, Tuck Oilette, E.S. London, A & G Taylor, Alphalsa etc. (8), fair/gd)

Postcards, Wain, a Louis Wain illustrated mix of 11 cards, 'At the Cat Show Not Competing', 'The Twin Mascots', 'The Little Truant', 'While it lasts be of good cheer…...', 'Kitty's Dip', 'Our Island Home' (writing to front) (all mainly gd) sold with 5 others (poor/fair)

Postcards, a selection of 12 cards relating to the craze of Diabolo with 4 cards illustrated by Louis Wain published by Tuck no. 9563 (4/6) showing cats playing diabolo. Also b/w fantasy head Diabolo, 'Concours de Diabolo' Le Harve, comic, G.E Shepheard published by Tuck (mainly gd)

Postcards, Louis Wain, set of 6 cards, Davidson Bros Serie 6123, 'A Cats Life' (6) (gd with some age toning)

Postcards, Louis Wain, a selection of 5 anthropomorphic cards of cats in the Write Away series, published by Tuck (4) and one other. Includes 'We are getting quite attached', 'I wish I were home', 'I hope I'm not too late', 'I am quite prepared', and 'How silly of me' (mainly gd)

Greetings cards, Wain, an interesting selection of 11 folded Christmas Cards, all unused and illustrated by Louis Wain. Themes include dancing, wheelbarrow race, gossip, ring-o-roses, musical chairs, coconut shy, blind mans buff, falling apples at the races etc (gd)

Louis Wain: a vintage framed coloured print entitled 'What Happened to our Christmas Dinner'

Two Louis Wain cat printsLocation: RWM

5 Louis Wain prints in mounts 20x15.5cm

LOUIS WAIN (BRITISH, 1860-1939)Table Tennis signed 'Louis Wain' (lower left) watercolour and gouache heightened with white 34.5 x 51.5cm Provenance English and Continental Watercolours and Drawings, Including a Small Selection of Works by Louis Wain, Christie's, South Kensington, London, 7th March 1983, lot 171; Private collection, UKCondition ReportThere are faint creases to the sheet, upper left and right, some further to the table cloth.  Otherwise sheet is generally sound.  Framed and under glass, unexamined out of frame.

Kay Nielsen, Arthur Rackham, W. Heath Robinson, Charles Robinson & others (illustrated), a collection of 8 special Christmas numbers of 'The Bookman', comprising 1916, 1918-1923 & 1925, Special Christmas Number 1923 with tipped in colour plate by Kay Nielsen "The Real Princess" from Hans Andersen's Fairy Tales, plus a tipped in colour plate by W. Heath Robinson, other tipped in colour plates, plus other colour & b/w ills. in text by Rackham, W. Heath Robinson, Harry Clarke, Warwick Goble & others, mounted colour illustration to front cover by E.J. Detmold; 1916 Xmas number a/f, lacks cover and small number of leaves at front, with tipped in colour plate by Arthur Rackham (VGC), etc etc; 1918 Xmas number with tipped in colour plate by Arthur Rackham, etc; 1919 Xmas number with tipped in colour plate by Jessie Willcox Smith from the Water Babies, lacking some other tipped in colour plates, b/w ills. in text by Harry Clarke and others; 1920 Xmas number with tipped in colour plates by Leo Bates, Mabel Lucie Attwell and others, mounted colour illustration to front cover by Leo Bates; 1921 Xmas number with tipped in colour plate by Arthur Rackham, other tipped in colour plates by Burne-Jones, Alice B. Woodward, M.H. Lawrence, E.J. Detmold etc; 1922 Xmas number with mounted colour illustration to front cover by Arthur Rackham, plus other tipped in colour plates by Nora England etc; 1925 Xmas number with tipped in colour plate by Charles Robinson etc; each original wraps (some with small part losses to spines etc, 1916 number a/f, but else generally VGC); together The Bookman 1905, Spring Double Number 1913, two issues of 'Printer's Pie', 1911 & 1913, illustrations by W. Heath Robinson, Louis Wain, Mabel Lucie Attwell, E.H. Shepard etc, each original pictorial wraps (worn with some losses), 1911 with inserts intact; plus 3 issues of 'The London Mercury and Bookman' & 'The Studio Winter No. 1897-8'

LOUIS WAIN, print, framed and glazed. 28 x 20.5 cm.

A 1975 'The Feline Advisory Bureau' limited edition print 126/500 copies by Louis Wain. Glazed, framed and measures 37cm x 27cm. 

A collection of approximately 195 postcards in two albums and loose, the majority glamour postcards or risqué humour but also featuring some Art Nouveau and artist postcards, including 6 by Raphael Kirchner, 3 by Ludwig Rauh and 3 Louis Wain.Buyer’s Premium 29.4% (including VAT @ 20%) of the hammer price. Lots purchased online via the-saleroom.com will attract an additional premium of 6% (including VAT @ 20%) of the hammer price.

In the manner of Wilkinson Pottery, after Louis Wain, The Laughing Cat, red bow tie, yellow eyes, 19cm, transfer printed marks

Nister, Ernest. Something Nice to Look At, colour litho Edwardian children’s book, glazed paper boards after Louis Wain, vg, large 4to

Wain, Louis (Illust.). The Adventures of Friskers and his Friends, by M. A. Hurrell, 16 colour plates, paste-down to cover, gilt embossed cloth, vg, small square 8vo; Such Fun with Louis Wain, colour and two-tone illustrations, published by Raphael Tuck; Fun and Frolic, 6 full colour litho plates and illustrations to almost every page, an Ernest Nister publication, c. 1905, some repairs to endpapers, shaken, good only, and 3 others, 2 with Louis Wain illustrations, c. 1905-20. (5)

A quantity of Vintage cats postcards, including Louis Wain examples

After Louis Wain "Who Said Mice!!!", coloured print, 30cm wide, 40.5cm high, framed and glazed