Follower of James Seymour

A fine signed Harris, possibly the work of Henry Harris (1852-1926) English hunt scene oil on canvas a follower of James Seymour (British, 1702-1752) artist. A very well executed and detailed painting

James Seymour (London 1702-1752) A brown thoroughbred, traditionally identified as 'Spanking Roger', held by a groom before an extensive landscape signed with initials and dated 'J.S.,/ 1745' (lower l

After James Seymour 1702-1752 "A Carriage Match against time, ran on Newmarket Heath, August 1750" Oil on canvas, After James Seymour (British, b.1702, d.1752) No visible signature, Molded gold and bl

Attributed to James Seymour (British, 1702-1752) , "The Hunt", graphite and watercolor on paper, unsigned, inscribed with artist en verso and on backing, 9 3/4 in. x 14 5/16 in., framed

After James Seymour 1702-1752 "Race Horses Exercising in a Landscape". Oil on board, After James Seymour (British, b.1702, d.1752). No visible signature. Flaking and paint loss. In gilded wood frame.

James Seymour (1702-1752, UK) framed and matted pen & ink on paper study of a horse's head. 6.375" x 6" ss / 13.5" x 13" oa

Restrike of engraved plate with hand color, from a series of twelve portraits of celebrated race horses with their groomsmen, by Irish Mezzotint engraver Richard Houston (1721-1775) after James Seymou

Restrike of engraved plate with hand color, from a series of twelve portraits of celebrated race horses wwth their groomsmen, by Irish mezzotint engraver Richard Houston (1721-1775) after James Seymou

A James Seymour (English, 1702-1752) equestrian offset lithograph titled 'Chestnut' depicting a man riding a horse at full gallop. Unsigned. Presented in a gilt frame behind glass. Sight: 7.5" x 8.5"

Three by James Seymour (1702-1752, one by Thomas Spencer (1700-1763) and one unsigned. 13 1/2"h x 15"w

Pair 18th c English Handcolored Horse Engravings on Glass. James Seymour, "Le Mort" circa 1754 and Francis Sartorius "Race Horse", circa 1768. Both 10" x 14" viewed and both frames 14 1/4" x 18 1/2".

This equestrian engraving by Thomas Burford is after a painting by James Seymour. The lower line reads, "Miss Slamerkin, with her colt Othello, now the famous Horse Black & all Black, she was likewise

(lot of 2) Varnished prints on mahogany-finish panels, 20th c., including: (1) "Flying Childers," after James Seymour (English, 1702-1752), (1) "Mameluke," after Benjamin Marshall (English, 1768-1835)

Benjamin Marshall noted artis for Mameluke and James Seymour for Flying Childers, prints w/plate marks and margin stains, approximately 12" T x 16" W.

Restrike Mezzotint Originally Published 1756. This impression C1970. Engraved Richard Houston after Thomas Spencer and James Seymour. Paper Size: 17 x 16 inch (43 x 40cm) Good Condition

Restrike Mezzotint Originally Published 1756. This impression C1970. Engraved Richard Houston after Thomas Spencer and James Seymour. Paper Size: 17 x 16 inch (43 x 40cm) Good Condition

A pair of vintage 'Clam Shell' chairs by Seymour James Wiener for Kodawood. In black and white faux leather upholstery. 30 x 23.5 x 24. Measurements are in inches. (Height x Width x Depth)

Seymour James Wiener, Attribution (American, 20th Century) Clamshell Lounge Chair Kodawood, 1961 Height 31 x width 22 x depth 25 inches. Provenance: Property from a Prominent Midwest Collector

Seymour James Wiener Kodawood Burnt Orange Bar Stools. 19.5" x 17.5" x 91" Seat Height is 28".

Measures 20"L x 20"W x 40"H 25"Seat

Pair of Seymour James Weiner for Kodawood "Clam Chairs" mid-20th century, ivory faux leather, brass, walnut and walnut-veneered bentwood, labeled underneath "KODAWOOD/Miami, Florida". h. 29-1/2", w. 2

Pr KODAWOOD Modernist Clam Shell Lounge Chairs. Designed by SEYMOUR JAMES WEINER. Stylish cushions or off white vinyl. Slightly angled tapered legs. Back leg and brass tube support, support back rest.

BY SEYMOUR JAMES WEINER. UPHOLSERTY IN GOOD CONDITION. MINOR FINISH WEAR. UNSIGED. 21" W x 23" D x 30" H. THIS ITEM EXCEEDS SIZE LIMITATIONS FOR IN HOUSE SHIPPING.

A set of six mid-century modern Kodawood upholstered side chairs by Seymour James Wiener. c.1960's. Featuring a tall bent wood back with a green and maroon striped fabric and tapered legs. Brand stick