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T. Lane. (1800 – 1828).
(LEAVING THE ROOM).
Image size 7¾ x 4½, on a paper size of 9¾
x 10½.
Fine quality watercolour, in very good condition.
£780. |
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Unsigned watercolour, 27th May, (c.1800).
Image size 6 x 6¾, on thick laid manila coloured paper
with very slight surface staining.
A fine quality watercolour copy of a print issued by I. Cruikshank
in 1794. A lady, who is seated, is talking to her servant. The
servant is saying “The Captain says as how he is engaged
Miss”. Her mistress replies, “Was it for
this he lent me the play-perfidious false Lothario”.
£200. |
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Unsigned watercolour, dated 18th Aug.
1803.
Image size 4¾ x 6¾, on thick laid manila coloured
paper with very slight surface staining.
A fine quality watercolour copy of a print issued by I. Cruikshank
in 1794. A tradesman and a gentleman are talking. The tradesman
says, “I have taken the liberty of calling again Sir
with this trifling bill for your Master”. The gentleman
replies, “Master is not at home!”
£200. |
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Unsigned watercolour dated 5th June (180)
6.
Image size 6 x 6¾, on thick laid manila coloured paper,
very slight surface staining.
Fine quality watercolour copy of a print issued by I. Cruikshank
in 1794. A servant is talking to his seated master. The servant
is saying, “The cook bud me ax your Honor when you’d
like a bit of fomeat to eat!!”. The man replies,
“Ah Ralph I’m afraid we shall all be starved
since I am turned Gentleman, they tell me I must not think of
dining before five O’Clock”.
£200. |
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Unsigned watercolour dated 18th Aug.
1803.
Image size 5 x 6¾, on thick laid manila coloured paper,
very minor marks above words.
Fine quality watercolour copy of a print issued by I. Cruikshank.
Two lovers are talking. The young man is saying, “What
then, you’ve got no Money, after all!” The
lady replies, “No my dear I did it all for Love”.
£230. |
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G. Cruikshank. (1792 – 1878).
(ALBUM).
Image size 6¾ x 9. Watercolour signed and dated 1830.
Small tear mid right ¼ inch into sheet edge.
£1150. |
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Pigal (1798 -1873).
YOU YOUNG BLACKGUARDS HAVE YOU FORGOT THAT RESPECT IS DUE TO
THE FAIR SEX.
Image size 7¼ x 7¼. On tracing paper and laid
onto a backing sheet. Outlined in red ink as an emphasis for
the subsequent lithograph.
Included with this is the subsequent lithograph.
£350. |
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Bunbury (1750 – 1811).
Image size 8 x 9½, on wove paper.
Pen ink and pencil sketch of two men.
£450. |
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Pigal (1798 – 1873).
THERE IS A SALVE FOR EVERY SORE.
Image size 7¾ x 9¼. On tracing paper which has
been laid onto a backing sheet.
Outlined in red ink as an emphasis for the subsequent lithograph.
Included with this is the resulting lithograph, (which is in
poor condition), published by A Sharpe, London.
The pencil sketch is lacking the title
£380.
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Pigal (1798 – 1873).
(MILITARY OPERATIONS IN SEARCH OF FOOD).
Image size 6¼ x 8½. On tracing paper and laid
onto a backing sheet.
Outlined in red ink as an emphasis for the subsequent lithograph.
£280. |
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Pigal (1798 – 1873).
RIVAL QUEENS.
Image size 6¾ x 8¼. On tracing paper and laid
onto a backing sheet. Small marks above the two women. Outlined
in red ink as an emphasis for the subsequent lithograph.
Included with this is the resulting lithograph.
£270.
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Pigal (1798 – 1873).
Image size 7¼ x 9¼. On tracing paper and laid
onto a backing sheet.
Outlined in red ink as an emphasis for the subsequent lithograph.
A pencil sketch of two women spying on a group of naked men
swimming.
£325. |
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Pigal (1798 – 1873).
(PUNCH AND JUDY).
Image and size 7¼ x 9¼. On tracing paper and laid
onto a backing sheet.
A delicate pencil sketch of a gentleman having his pocket picked
whilst watch a Punch and Judy show.
£350. |
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Unsigned ink sketch. (c.1820).
(THE DANCING MASTER). After a print by Gillray.
Image size 8½ x 5¾. On wove paper and stuck onto
a backing sheet.
A good ink sketch of a young man dancing, one man plays a violin.
A third person is holding a hat whilst watching the proceedings.
£100. |
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Pigal (1798 – 1873).
AH! THOSE HAPPY DAYS ARE FLED FOREVER.
Image size 7¼ x 7½. On tracing paper and laid
onto a backing sheet.
Outlined in red ink as an emphasis for the subsequent Lithograph.
Included with this is the resulting lithograph.
£350. |
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G. Cruikshank 1793.
WELSH POLITNESS.
Image size 9 x 6¾. On wove paper and signed on image.
Beneath the image is scripted, an altercation between the two
gentlemen, an Englishman shooting on the Welshman’s land.
It starts with the Welshman saying, “What Right &
order & Liberty have you got to shoot & kill & Destroy
my hares and my Rabbits and my Birds & my Beasts.”
It ends with the Englishman saying, “That you have
got two Little MANNER.”
£850. |
