Phillip Goodwin "Luck for Two" Sporting Print

18" x 22" in an oak frame

(20th century) Eugene Pechaubes (French, 1890-1967), Auteuil 1928 - Le Grand Steeple-chase, print on paper, sight 17-3/4 x 23-7/8 in.; modern frame, 26 x 32 in.; Bror Thure de Thulstrup (Swedish, 1848

1) Daniel Schwartz print of the jockey Eddie Arcaro, edition 142.1500, and 2) Leroy Neiman print of tennis star John McEnroe, edition 55.300. [Frames: 16" H x 13" W and 23" H x 27" W]. In good conditi

Two prints: "Into The Wind", signed, numbered, signature illegible, depicts wild geese in flight 32.25"x13.75"; "The Chase" by Paul Wood, (1897-1964), signed, 21.25"x17.25"

Two sporting prints, 23" x 30" framed. Provenance: From an Essex, Massachusetts estate.

two sporting prints- George Marples untitled Jacking In, Frank W Benson untitled Canada Geese, 8" x 10" 12" x 18", both with yellowing, foxing

Each signed pencil l.r. Robert Verity Clem. Together with a book titled "The Shorebirds of North American," illustrated by Robert Verity Clem. Sight size: From 18-1/2"h x 27-1/2"w to 20"h x 28"w

Two color prints, one a hunting portrait and one of a steeplechase. [Larger: 31" H x 26" W]. In good condition.

"Why Weren't You Out Yesterday," pencil signed l.r. Together with two additional sporting prints, one titled "Jay Trump signed in the plate and in pencil l.r. Richard Stone Reeves and the second title

Two Lincoln Inn Distilling Co. Sporting Prints with Boxer Jake Kilrain and John Sullivan. Silver Dollar Straight Bourbon Whiskey. Self framed cardboard sign. Some light edgewear otherwise good conditi

CURRIER AND IVES SPORTING PRINTS, LOT OF TWO, hand-colored lithographs on paper, one titled "Bolted!" and the other titled "Unbolted!", both after works by artist Thomas Worth. Each housed under glass

Featured in this lot is a print by Phillip R. Goodwin titled "Trapper With Wolves". This print features a Trapper made of enamel giving it a 3D quality and is marked "Winchester Repeating and Single S

Two Prints, one framed with two views of 3 bridled horse heads; one a grey, black and chestnut, the other black, palomino, and chestnut, framed and matted. The second print with 3 Hunting scenes of la

Framed 18th century hand colored equestrian sporting print depicting a audience watching men on horseback riding in a circle apparently trying to lance statues etc. Condition - fine as shown.

(British, 1860-1942), one titled 'The First of September' and the other 'Out on the Moors' signed in the plate, together with a sporting print signed illegibly l.l. "Heywood Hardy" The former: 17-1/2"

Two Retrievers 16" x 22" lithograph pencil signed lower right

Thomas Johnson & Isaac Perrins. Hand colored engraving of two pugilists after Conrad Martin Metz. Joseph Grozer, London: 1789. 12" x 15 1/2".

Two depicting a rider with hounds, one titled "After the Race," and another depicting foxhounds in a yard. From 15"h x 16 1/4"w to 19 1/2"h x 24 3/4"w Provenance: Property Sold for the Benefit of Gree

Two Churchill Ettinger etchings- "Over The Marsh" and "A Corner Of The Cove", each 8 3/4" x 12" image pencil signed and titled together with Reuben Ward Binks, "Retriever" 7 3/4" x 10"

BRITISH CANINE SPORTING PRINTS, LOT OF FOUR, engraving on paper (each), including two examples engraved by Henry Richard Cook (19th century), one "Bloodhound", after James Ward (1769-1869), and the ot

Early to mid 20th century. Pair nicely colored fox hunt prints titled ÒFox Hunting PlatesÓ one and two. Some slight yellowing but overall good condition and housed in quality gilt and ebony frame. H

(20th century) Two Lionel Edwards, The Atherstone, signed, sight 14-1/2 x 20-3/4 in.; At a Burrow, sight 11-1/2 x 8-1/8 in. offsets; Hermit Crane, Beat But Not Beaten, ed. 24/25, signed on mat, offset

Pair of Henry Wilkinson (United Kingdom, 1921 - 2011) drypoint etchings, one depicting two setters (numbered 131/150) and the other depicting a black pointer (numbered 20/200). Both pencil signed lowe

From original Art Deco watercolors depicting English huntsman. Two framed studies of Victorian huntsman by the American Scottish artist Gordon Ross (1873-1946), who worked primarily in watercolor, and