Day & Son, Lithographers: Vanity Fair: George Barrett;

good overall condition - 19 various lithos of Barristers and descriptions

Framed Vanity Fair print of a 19th century man (1874) - "statesmen no. 170." 16.5x21.5 frame, 7.25x12.25 site

Prosperi, Liberio "Lib" (British, 1854-1928) for Vincent Brooks, Day & Son for Vanity Fair, The Winning Post, double-page racing caricature, 1888, chromolithograph, 13 x 19, mahogany finished wood fra

Chromolithograph Published 1887, London for "Vanity Fair" Paper Size: 15 x 11 inch (38 x 28cm) A couple of tiny margin edge tears. Good Condition

2 x Day and Son lithographic prints (Vanity Fair) includes 'Lanarkshire' dated Feb 28 1885, 'The Poets Son' dated Dec 13 1879. Good condition We combine postage on multiple winning lots and can ship w

A group of Six framed Vanity Fair, late 1800's, Vincent Brooks Day & Sons, Ltd. British lithographs.Vincent Brooks, Day & Son was a major British lithographic firm most widely known for reproducing th

Set of 6 chromolithograph prints by Spy from original English version of Vanity Fair. Vincent Brooks, Day & Son, London, England, late 19th Century. 15" x 10 1/2".

Collection of 9 Framed Under Glass Vanity Fair Vincent Brooks, Day & Son Lithographic Prints of Refined & Educated Gentlemen. Wood frames, 15" x 20.5". Matted 8.25" x 14". Titles include Yachting, Che

Marked on upper right Dec.1 1880 Vanity fair. Vincent Brooks Day & Sons Litho. Marked The Fourth Party. Depicts Randolph Churchill, Arthur Ralfour, Drummond Wolf and Sir John Gorst seated on a bench.

Marked on upper right Dec.1 1880 Vanity fair. Vincent Brooks Day & Sons Litho. Marked The Fourth Party. Depicts Randolph Churchill, Arthur Ralfour, Drummond Wolf and Sir John Gorst seated on a bench.

(British, 19th-early 20th century) Vincent Brooks Day & Son, London, publisher: Lester (Lester Reiff), Aug. 30, 1900; Top of the List (William Higgs), 1906; He Rides for Lord Durham (William Griggs),

Item/Description: Three framed Vanity Fair Statesmen caricature lithographs by Vincent Brooks, Day & Son. Illustrations and articles. Includes: Statesmen - No. DXLIV (544) The Lord Rothschild. June 9

Original Vanity Fair Spy Double Print "A Masters Meet" Attended by: Captain Park Yates, The Earl of Lonsdale, Lord Willoughby de Broke, Mr T C Garth, and Viscount Portman. Vincent Brooks Day & Son Lit

Antique Vanity Fair lithograph print from September 4th 1902. Ò USAÓ Theodore Roosevelt - see edges for more description. Vincent Day & Son, Lith. Approx 15 inch x 10 in

Antique Vanity Fair lithograph print from Dec 20th 1904. Ò he thinks in marbleÓ Auguste Rodin- see edges for more description. Vincent Day & Son, Lith. Approx 15.5 inch x 10.5 in

DESCRIPTION: A Vanity Fair lithograph printed by Vincent Brooks and Day & Son Ltd. Features a lawyer standing, presiding over his case. Marked on top:"Vanity Fair" Feb 18th,1904" Along bottom: "Vincen

Antique Vanity Fair lithograph print from Dec 9th 1897. Ò MaxÓ Max Beerbohm- see edges for more description. Vincent Day & Son, Lith. Approx 15.5 inch x 10.5 in

Antique Vanity Fair lithograph print from June 4, 1892. Ò TessÓ - see edges for more description. Vincent Day & Son, Lith. Approx 15.5 inch x 10.25 inch

Framed VANITY FAIR ‘Victor’ Lithograph by CUTH, from VINCENT BROOKS DAY & SON, date to top right June 1st, 1899, shows a man posing with his arms crossed and wearing a long Peacoat, frame

Vincent Brooks Day & Son. Includes 1.) "Chester" Oct. 19, 1893. Overall with frame 22-3/4" high x 16-3/4" wide. 2.) "C" June 7, 1879. Overall with frame 21-3/4" high x 16-3/4" wide. IMPORTANT: Before

SPY Framed VANITY FAIR ‘Irish History’ Lithograph by SPY, from VINCENT BROOKS DAY & SON, date to top right MAY 23, 1885, shows a bearded man seated with his legs crossed, has ‘McCar

Titled “The Bank of England”.Sept. 12, 1895Vincent Brooks, Day & Son Lith.As is condition.16 1/4 x 11 1/4 in.

Set of 2 image plate Lithographs . Both depicting men. 1 depicts a man in a long coat with a cane in hand marked Vantiy Fair in upper left corner, April 14, 1883, Vincent brooks, Day & Son lith. An Ol

LESLIE WARD Bow Street Lithograph, inscriptions read ‘Vanity Fair Supplement Spy Vincent Brooks Day & Son, Ltd Lith Bow Street RH Bullock Marsham’, biography of man depicted to reverse, subject a