After Turner, Straw Yard, from the Liber Studiorum

Turner, Joseph Mallord William (Britain, 1775-1851). The Straw Yard, from the Liber Studiorum. 1808 Etching and Mezzotint. Slight toning and staining throughout sheet. Sheet: 29 x 43 cm Plate: 21 x 29

1911 JMW Turner Paintings Liber Studiorum Landscapes CASTLES Cathedrals Bridges Joseph Turner was an important 19th-century artist who was best-known for his countless paintings of natural landscapes

the first: J. W. M. Turner (British, 1775-1851), "Entrance of Calais Harbour" from Etchings and Engravings for the 'Liber Studiorum', etching with mezzotint, 1816, retains gallery label to backing, ma

JOSEPH M. W. TURNER Pembury Mill, Kent. Mezzotint and engraving printed in dark brownish black, circa 1817-18. 210x290 mm; 8¼x11½ inches, full margins. From the Liber Studiorum. A very good,

Joseph M. W. TURNER (1775-1851): "The Temple of Minerva Medica". Etching and mezzotint on wove paper, 1811. Mezzotint added by Robert Dunkarton. Ref: Finberg 23. From the series "Liber Studiorum". Pla

After J.M.W. Turner (British, 19th Century) Two Works. 'Fishing Boats' and 'Farmyard', two ink and wash drawings after Liber Studiorum plates Each: 7" x 10.25" Frames: 14" x 16.75"

NO RESERVE Romanticism.- Finberg (Alexander J.) J.M.W.Turner's Liber Studiorum with a Catalogue Raisonné, reprint, San Francisco, 1988 § Riding (C.) & Richard Johns. Turner & the Sea, 2014 &

Sir Francis "Frank" Short (British 1857- 1945) Water Mill, 1885, etching, Subjects from the "Liber Studiorum", marked Frank Short Sculp. After J.M.W. Turner lower left under plate, mon

Large folio chromolithograph of barnyard scene with cows, chickens and horse, titled "The Straw Yard - Evening" - after a painting by W.J. Shayer, published in London 1847, and engraved by J Mackrell

Sir Francis "Frank" Short (British 1857- 1945) The Water Mill, 1885, Mezzotint in brown, Subjects from the "Liber Studiorum", signed in pencil Frank Short lower right, marked Frank Sho

29 1/2 yards of straw-colored viscose/cotton "Geofret" velvet from Fret Fabrics, #11-999. The geometric velvet is still in the original box. The 54" width upholstery fabric has a vertical repeat of 4

Stock Yard Watch Fobs (3), Uncle Sam America First from Cochran & Henneberry U.S. Yards-Chicago, Causland, Hoeg & Turner-Successful Sellers of Live Stock-Chicago, Established 1884 & "A quiet tip"-Cons

Two bolts of designer fabric comprising: 1.) 6 1/2 yards of Rogers & Goffigon straw/blue heavy duty linen "Mission Cloth," #92508-09 in 'Prussian.' 57 inch width. 2.) 3 3/4 yards of Holly Hunt luxe bl

Brown knit and straw hat; back bow. Elaborate woven straw hat with flowers and yards of sheer material around the band. Also flowers under the brim. Sheer muslin metal framed hat with a wide brim.

1) 6 yards of an aqua and straw colored stylized final medallion linen blend double cloth with a jacquard controlled faux Ikat effect. Design repeat of 12 inches vertical by 13 1/4 inches horizontal a

1 natural straw from Peru, tapered shallow crown w/ red wool felt & pompom red yard trims; 1 S.E. Asian natural straw covered in brown caining, both excellent.

Including three Haida cedar bark frog pins, two Canadian straw figures and a canoe bailer Turner Auctions + Appraisals is pleased to present basketry and other items from Native American and other in

1) 5 1/2 yards of Pierre Frey red mohair upholstery plush called "Duke", # F 29450-10, 54" width. Passes 55,000 Martindale abrasion test. 2) 5 1/2 yards of Pierre Frey red and straw-colored "Point de

diamonds-by-the-yard design, bezel-set with 33 old European-cut diamonds, weighing in total an estimated 1.00ct; length: 7 3/4in.

Sydney Janis Yard (1855 - 1909). Title: Landscape. Medium: Oil on board. Signed: lower left. Size: 12" x 17". Frame Size: 18" x 23".

Monterey Sand Dunes. Watercolor on paper, signed (lower left), in good condition, framed. 11 x 14 in. (image); 19 x 21 1/2 in. (frame).

wool and straw; Stetson sizes 6 3/4, other sizes: 56. 6 3/4, 6 7/8

A black "straw" hat with velvet ribbon and flower, no label; a green velvet hat, labeled "Kay's modes millinery, Denver Colo." (netting torn); a "straw" hat with brown ribbon, labeled "Kay's modes mil

Lionel Post War Number 51 Navy Yard New York Switcher. Cab is loose from frame. Possible screw hole crack at rear. Horn, window struts, hand rails, steps, couplers are intact. No cab mounting screws.