Six Vanity Fair Vincent Brooks Day & Sons, Ltd. lithos

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

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

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

good overall condition - 19 various lithos of Barristers and descriptions

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.

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

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

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

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

(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),

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

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

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

Marked "Vanity fair, Oct. 15, 1892" on top. and "Vincent gramed, Brooks Day & Son, Lith" ll, "Battersea" on the bottom. With a hand signed note from John Burns. With an introduction for John Burns on

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

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

Freiwirth; Over to Germany from Harwich Lner. Day and Night Services. Vincent Brooks, Day & Son Ltd. Lith. London. Published by the London and North Eastern Railway; 40in. X 26in.

lithographic poster in colours, 1925, printed by Vincent Brooks, Day & son, Ltd., London, not backed 30 x 20ins. (76 x 51cm.)