LORD FREDERICK LEIGHTON"BACCHANTE"

After Lord Frederick Leighton (1830-1896) "Wedded," 19th c., oil on canvas, unframed, H.- 23 in., W.- 12 1/2 in.

Music Lesson 1877 Oil Painting on Canvas of Lord Frederick Leighton. Unframed. Estimated Size: 24"*36''.

Sir Frederick Lord Leighton - England 1830-1896 - 19th Century "Music Al Fresco" Painting of a Violinist with Quartet. Oil on canvas. Rear Stretcher Signed. 8 3/4" x 10.50"

FREDERICK LEIGHTON PRINT OF PINK DRESS LADY

After Frederic, Lord Leighton PRA 'Viola' signed in pencil by the artist and engraver George H. Every (1837-1910), bears PSA stamp mezzotint published by Arthur Lucas, 1882 42 x 28.5cm; together with

"Viola" Large Mezzotint Published 1882, London. Engraved George Every after Frederick Leighton. On India Wove Paper. Paper Size: 21 x 16 inch (53 x 40cm) A couple of margin tears. A couple of tiny ton

Antique Book Drawings and Studies in chalk and Other Mediums by the Late Lord Leighton Measures 18.5"x14" Condition: rough

"Wedded" Large Folio Photogravure Published C1905 by The Oxford Fine Art Gallery, London. Paper Size: 21.5 x 14.5 inch (55 x 37cm) Very minor margin toning. Good Condition

(British and Continental, 18th century or style) Noblemen:ÿKing George III after Johan Zoffany, 3-1/4 x 2-1/2 in., cannetille metal frame with faux jewels, 5 x 4 in.; Lord Frederick Campbell, 1-1/4 x

LOT (8) POST REVOLUTIONARY WAR ITEMS INCLUDING PAY VOUCHERS, 1789; (1) SIGNED LORD FREDERICK NORTH; (3) DOCUMENTS, 1780'S REGARDING FAMILY OF DEBORAH SAMPSON-GANNETT (FEMALE REVOLUTIONARY WAR SOLDIER)

Patinated bronze. Exceptional quality 20th century recast. Signed on base. 33.25H"

Possibly: Lord Frederic Leighton, British (1830-1896) Oil on Canvas, Portrait of a Lady. Signed FL lower left. Needs conservation, prior repairs of tears, in-painting. Measures 36" H, 29" W; frame mea

DESCRIPTION: Bronze sculpture "Bacchante and Infant Faun" by Frederick William MacMonnies depicting a dancing maenad holding a grape bunch in her right hand and cradling an infant in the crook of her

ATTRIBUTED TO LORD FREDERIC LEIGHTONUnited Kingdom, 1830-1896Classically draped figure. Unsigned.Pencil with white chalk highlights on tan wove paper mounted to card stock, 14.75” x 9” sig

Lord Frederic Leighton. Bronze plaque, classical woman by column. Framed. Some patina flaws and scratches. Bronze size 17 x 8.75 in

After Lord Frederic Leighton, Odalisque, hand painted, likely on porcelain (not examined outside of frame). Details and measurements: Framed and velvet matted 14 x 8.32 in.

Six Piece Lot of Historical Autographs and Engravings, to include George IV, Lord Curzon, Frederick Earl of Carlisle, Viscount Palmerston, William IV, along with Mrs. Bagot, largest 13 1/2" x 18 1/2".

Including Captain John Smith, Ben Franklin, Frederick Lord North, King George III, James A. Bayard, George Bridges Rodney, Patrick Henry, John Paul Jones, Admiral Arbuthnot. All unframed and in as-fou

Cut autograph of Frederick North, Lord North (1732-1792.) 10" x 1.75". Ink on laid, cut from document. Light stain to left side, else clean, as-is. ************************* Lord North is best known a

Frederick William MacMonnies (1863-1937) Bacchante and Infant Faun incised and dated 'F. MacMonnies/1890' (beside the figure's right foot), incised 'ROMAN BRONZE WORKS N-Y-' (on the bottom rim of the

Frederick William MacMonnies (American, 1863-1937) Bacchante and Infant Faun, 1894 bronze signed F. MacMonnies and dated (base); also with H Rouard Fondeur stamp (base) Height 33 1/4 inches. Property

Frederick William MacMonnies (American, 1863-1937) Bacchante and Infant Faun, 1890 bronze with dark brown patina inscribed F. Macmonnies 1890 (base top); stamped ROMAN BRONZE WORKS N-Y (base rim) Heig

Kenneth Aitken Signed WW2 23x16 Colour Print Titled Bristol Blenheims Approaching Rotterdam. Also Personally Signed by The Rt Hon. The Lord Mayor of Bristol Councillor Frederick J Apperley in pencil.

Two engraved music pieces: "Medora' Song. The Words by Lord Byron. The Music by Frederick Lingard (signed)" and "Miriam's Song. Sound the Loud Timbrel…", by Thomas Moore. Both complete with titl