Cooper, Abraham - Plenipotentiary

Abraham Cooper RA (1787-1868) Abraham Cooper RA (1787-1868) A chestnut hunter in an open landscape oil on canvas 68 x 88cm Provenance: With Arthur Ackermann & Son Ltd. Condition Report: overall: 83 x

Manner of Abraham Cooper (British, 1787-1868) oil on canvas depicting a cavalry encounter or battle with fallen horses and soldiers, inscription on reverse with artist's name and dates. Image: 17.5" H

Attributed to Abraham Cooper (British, 1787-1868) The Rabbit Hunt oil on canvas 26 1/8 x 36 1/4 inches. Property from a Prominent Corporate Collection

DESCRIPTION: Abraham Cooper (British 1787-1868). Oil on canvas. Gentleman w/ two horses. Signed "Abe Cooper 1810/22" on lower right corner. In wood and gesso frame. MEASUREMENTS: Sight 29" x 24 1/4".

Abraham Cooper RA (1787-1868) Abraham Cooper RA (1787-1868) 'Sir Rowland', a bay hunter in an open landscape inscribed 'Sir Rowland/Property of Thomas P**ne Esq.' l.l., oil on canvas 72 x 92cm

Abraham Cooper Ocean Naval Battle Oil Painting on canvas in frame. Listed English artist born 1787 to 1868. Measurements in inches: 33 x 45, Image: 24 x 36 Condition:Has been relined and has some touc

Daniel Haigh Esquire W. Giller (engraver) London *Due to size, we cannot offer shipping on this lot. Artist: British ~ London Print Type: Mezzoti

Elis, Eclipse, A pair prints each with horses and jockeys, Image: H 9 x W 12 inches; Frame: H 16 x W 17 inches Matted and glazed with wood and silver giltwood Condition: No apparent flaws

After Abraham Cooper (1787-1868): Setter; and Greyhound Two lithographs in black on wove paper, c. 1836. Both 11 x 8 in. (sight), 18 1/2 x 15 1/2 in. (frame). Master Class: John Rosselli at Home

A Day's Sport in the Highlands engraving on paper painted by Abraham Cooper R.A. engraved by H.C. Shenton 9.5 x 12 inches (engraving) 19 x 24 inches (paper) unframed Overall good condition.

Four Antique English Hand Colored c. 1818 Equestrian Engravings. The artist was Abraham Cooper (1787-1868). Engraved by W. Smith, London. In custom equestrian frames, with mounted bridle straps by M.

Two wood framed color Victorian racing prints: I. ELIS AT DONCASTER, RIDDEN BY JOHN DAY, after an original oil on canvas, painted in 1836 by artist Abraham Cooper, depicting the 19th Century British r

Set of two prints comprising: 1.) "Elis", by Abraham Cooper. 2.) "Touchstone" by John Frederick Herring. [Sight: 10 1/4" H x 12 3/4" W; Frame: 15 1/2" H x 19 1/2" W]. In fair condition, overall toning

Ca. 1860 New York Tribune pamphlet with copy of candidate Abraham Lincoln's speech at the Cooper Institute February 27, 1860 that propelled Lincoln to the White House, also Presidential National Ticke

Inscribed, "Abraham Krider / 5th Bn. PA Arty. / 1778" (identified with Abraham Krider, 1742-after 1790, a resident of Philadelphia Co., who served in the 5th Battalion, Philadelphia County Militia, un

Brenner's classic Abraham Lincoln Bronze plaque on green marble. Lower right has "Copyright 1907 by V.D. Brenner". To the left of that is the arrow/oval logo with 1907, The bottom of the plaque reads

(Russian/American, 1878/80-1965). Watercolor on paper, signed "A. Walkowitz" ll, sight size: 12 3/4 x 8 1/4 in., framed; ACA Gallery, New York, NY label on verso

(Russian/American, 1878-1965). Brush and ink on paper, signed "A. Walkowitz" lr, sight size: 6 1/2 x 9 1/2 in., framed

(Russian/American, 1878-1965). Brush and ink on paper, signed "A. Walkowitz" lr, sight size: 6 1/2 x 9 3/4 in., framed

Circa 1575; hand colored map of England and Scotland by Abraham Ortelius (1527-1598), 19 x 13 1/2 in., framed.

17 x 22 in., Pub by Lloyd & Co., along with three other pieces of Post Mortem work, all framed

(Austrian, 1904-1983). Five patinated miniature brass biblical figures, often used as pipe tobacco compressors including; Rachel, Shulamith, Abraham, Ahasveros, and modern man, 2 to 2 1/2 in. H.,Mezuz

1865; 1st edition, with Memoirs of General Lafayette, 1825, 1st edition, both full leather and Lafayette-A life DJ-1936

"The Home of Abraham Lincoln," engraved by John McCrae after Paul Dixon and W. Waud, published by McCrae, New York, 1866; engraving, with very light hand coloring in the foreground, about 12 1/2 X 15