Two Hand-Colored Stone Lithographs of Dogs

Currier & Ives, New York, A Well-Bred Setter, 1874, (8.75 x 12.5 inches, sight) together with N. Currier, New York, The Pointer, 1848, (9.5 x 13.25 inches, sight). H: 17 in., W: 20 in., D: 0.75 in. (f

Gould & Richter TURDUS MUSICUS, LINN; FRINGILLA MONTIFRINGILLA, from the Birds of Great Britain, two hand-colored stone lithographs, printed by Walter, the first sight 20 ¼ x 14 ¼”

CURRIER & IVES. "Wooding Up" on the Mississippi. Large folio hand-colored two-stone lithograph of the steamboat "Princess" docked at a supply yard loading fuel wood. 23x31¾ inches sheet size, wid

CURRIER, NATHANIEL. Winter Evening. Medium folio hand-colored two-stone lithograph of youngsters skating on a frozen country stream with a group of others gathered round the bonfire. 11¾x16 inche

CURRIER & IVES. Prince and Lantern. In Their Great Match for $10,000 Two Mile Heats to Wagons. Large folio hand-colored two-stone lithograph of the harness racers trotting towards a large purse (Lante

CURRIER & IVES. Trotting Stallion George M. Patchen Jr. of California... As He Appeared in His Great Match with Commodore Vanderbilt. Large folio hand-colored two-stone lithograph of the Stallion's vi

STONE LITHOGRAPH OF MACAQUES BY FUCHEOriginal hand-colored stone lithograph, printed by Schionz circa 1800. Two (2) views of macaques, an older male and a female, behind glass in gilt and wooden frame

Currier and Ives Hand colored Lithograph Captioned, Patridge Shooting, c1870. Two hunting dogs watch bird flying up out of cover of bushes. Another bird hidden from view of dogs in lower left corner.

Set of Two Botanical Lithograph, PL. 28 signature to lower right reads ‘R.H, PEASE LITH. ALBANY’, verso reads ‘ Printed from stone and colored by hand in 1851’, PL. 9 signature to lower left r

Including a print of a dog and a dead bird measuring 18"h, a colored print of two hunting dogs and a hand-painted lithograph of a town with windmill.

Two Hand Colored Lithographs of Toucans. "Ramphastos Erythrorhynchus"/Red Billed Toucan; Sgn. lower left, E. Lear del et lithog.; Sgn. in image, E. Lear; Printed by C. Hullmandel. "Pteroglossus Regali

Circa 1850. One portrait of Henry Clay titled “The Star of the West†along with a portrait of Zachary Taylor titled “Peoples Candidate for Twelfth President of the United Statesâ€.

St. Louis, 1840, West and South, two Hand Colored LithographsEarly St. Louis street scenes, depicting landmarks including St. Louis University, and Christ Church, possibly Charles Overall, framed.13 3

English, Late 18th Century. J. Kip delineator and sculptor. Plate 360 "Stanway the seat of John Tracey, Esq." Framed 22.75" h. 24.75" w. and "Toddington The Seat of the Lord Tracy!" Framed 25.25" h. 2

Titled "H.M. Brig 'Pilot'" and "Cutter Yacht 'Cygnet.'" RDA# 72202 and 72203. Bin# 127 Sight size: 13-1/2"h x 19-1/2"w

After Greiner and Maurissiase, by C. Motte. "Arriving in France" and "Convention d'Alexandrie". Circa 1820. Approx. 21" x 23" (framed), 14.25" x 16.5" (sight size). Please note: This lot is not housed

Two Hand Colored Lithographs of Zytlglogge Clock Tower, Bern Switzerland, 19th Century. One also featuring the Zahringen Fountain. Signed Klein lower right, and titled Bern lower left. Framed dimensio

American. Mid 19th century. "The Favorite Rabbit" and "The Favorite Puppy." Some foxing. 17"h. 10.75"w.

One titled "Vignette XXXIII: Entry to the Bay of New York," by Karl Bodmer and "The Wanderers, R.Y.S," by O.W. Brierly. RDA#18918 71697 Bin#84 Sight size: 10-1/2"h x 14"w and 13-3/4"h x 19-1/2"w

Edward Lear (1812-1888) EAGLE OWL; SNOWY OWL Two hand-colored lithographs, printed by C. Hullmandel, framed. Sight of sheets 20 3/4 x 13 1/2 inches; 527 x 342 mm. Frames 28 3/4 x 21 3/4 inches; 730 x

After David Roberts (Scottish, 1796-1864)Two hand colored lithographs; Abiad Coast of Syria & The Approach to Mt. Sinai (2)two hand colored lithographs on wove paper1. Ras-il Abiad Coast of Syria. Apr

Johann Jacob Honegger (active in Zurich, 1820-1840) after Karl Bodmer (Swiss, 1809-1893) hand-colored stone lithographs after the originals from "Travels in the interior of North America, 1832-1834 "

Five Framed Prints, America, mid-19th century. Assembled group includes two hand-colored lithographs, titled 'Tree of Temperance' and 'The Life and Age of Woman' published by Kelloggs & Comstock; one

Two hand colored lithographs from "History of the Indian Tribes of North America" by Thomas L. McKenney (1785-1859) and James Hall (1793-1868) depicting No Tin, A Chippewa chief and Tal-Col-O-Quit, a