Rubaiyat with Charles Robinson illustrations

Heading: (Robinson, Charles, illustrator) Author: Bell, J.J. Title: Jack of All Trades Place Published: London & New York Publisher:John Lane Date Published: 1900 Description:

Heading: (Robinson, Charles, illustrator) Author: Sharp, Evelyn Title: The Child's Christmas Place Published: London, Glasgow, Dublin, Bombay; New York and Boston Publisher:Blackie and Son Limited; H.

CHARLES ROBINSON (1870-1937) "Sunshine Book." Likely illustration for a Charles Perrault or Hans Christian Andersen fable, circa 1930s. Watercolor, wash, and ink on paper. 415x285 mm; 16¼x11&#188

Heading: (Robinson, Charles, illustrator) Author: Handasyde Title: The Four Gardens Place Published: Philadelphia Publisher:J.B. Lippincott Co. Date Published: 1912 Description:

Charles Robinson. Comprising "Posting Her First Valentine” and "Francesca In Quest of Her Trunk": both initialed “CR”, title and artist’s name pencil inscribed verso. Larger: 13 1/2" h

Charles Dormon Robinson (1847 - 1933) American Oil on Canvas Measure 14"in H x 12"in W and 21 3/4"in H x 19 1/2"in W x 2"in D with frame Known for: Landscape, marine paintings, illustrations Biography

The Heroes or Greek Fairy Tales for My Children by Charles Kingsley, circa 1910, published by E.P. Dutton with 6 olor plates and 70 half-tone illustrations by T.H. Robinson. Blue cloth cover is heavil

Book: Old-Time Stories, by Master Charles Perrault, translated from the French by A. E. Johnson, with illustrations by W. Heath Robinson. Published by Constable & Co. Ltd., London, 1921

After Charles Robinson Sykes(British, 1875-1950)"Spirit of Ecstasy"bronze20th century, cast signature along the side, after the ca. 1911 mascot designed for Rolls-Royce, on a circular black marble bas

with dark green patina Condition: a few scattered light marks and scratches to surfaces. A 5/8 inch chip to edge of base. No signature or foundry mark. 13 inches wide; 20 1/2 inches total height

Charles Robinson Sykes "Spirit of Ecstasy" - Bronze statue on marble base. Size: 26". Condition Notes: Very Good. About the Artist: by Charles Robinson Sykes; was an English sculptor, best known for d

After Charles Robinson Sykes (British, 1875-1950) Spirit of Ecstasy. Patinated metal figure, signed along the base. Raised on a round 1" marble plinth Figure height: 19"

SET OF FOUR CHARLES ROBINSON (ROCHESTER, NY, ACTIVE 1834-1878) PAINT-DECORATED SIDE CHAIRS, each with two-slat back bearing stenciled decoration against a rosewood-grained ground, likely later cane se

19-1/2" high x 23-1/2" wide.

17" to 19" high.

From the estate of Charles Robinson of Kansas City, no other information or provenance is available. Sizes range from 3 to 8 x 8.5 x 6 inches. We happily provide seamless in-house packing and shipping

With tail, mane, ears and head, felt backed, taken in Africa in 1970 by Charles Robinson. Measures 121 x 67 inches. We happily provide seamless in-house packing and shipping services on nearly everyth

Charles Robinson Sykes (American/British, 1875 - 1950); Patinated bronze sculpture titled 'The Spirit of Ecstasy', raised on a circular stepped marble & bronze base. Created circa 1930. Incised signat

CHARLES ROBINSON SYKES SIGNATURE AT BASE TRADEMARK UNDER WING

Dune-like landscape, oil on canvas, signed lower left. A prolific plein-air painter of western landscape, Charles Robinson earned a distinguished reputation as a California artist, much of it based on

Bronze casting on marble base of the Charles Robinson Sykes Spirit of Ecstasy, originally commissioned for the bonnet of a 1909 Rolls-Royce Silver ghost. Signed in casting. Marked "Art Bronze 10" On b

Beautiful Charles Robinson Sykes "Spirit of Ecstasy" Bronze. Dark patinated bronze sculpture with marble base. Its a bronze of the legendary Roll-Royce Emblem designed by Charles Sykes Brass Plate Mar

Classic Royals Royce "Spirit Of Ecstasy" Sculpture. After Charles Robinson Sykes 24"H x 6"W x 13"D

Property from a Savannah, GA Estate Description: Rolls Royce Chrome Hood Ornament, Rolls Royce 'Flying Lady' Hood Ornament. 'Spirit of Ecstasy' after Charles Robinson Sykes (1875 - 1950) probably