WILLIAM MONK, ETCHING LONDON STREET SCENE

WILLIAM MONK, 1863 - 37, ETCHING H 10" W 7" LONDON STREET SCENE WILLIAM MONK - ( 1863 - 1937 ) Signed in plate. Paper size: 14" x 11". Etching Victorian Street Scene - Presumably London, - dark dramat

William (Will) Henry Dyson (Australia, England 1880 - 1938) etching. Signed 'W. Walcot' in pencil lower right. Measures 4.125-in. x 3.5-in. image size, 10.875-in. x 8.875-in. sheet size. In VG+/EX-EX+

matted, SLR but ill. Frame 13"x18".

"THE AGE" ETCHING BY ENGELMANN CRAFF, COURIER & CO.Polychrome etching of London street scene with horse-drawn carriage. Matted behind glass, ebonized frame. Impression: 11.25" height, 19.5" width; fra

After William Walcot (1874-1943), Etchings, Two London scenes comprising Piccadilly Circus, and The Thames - Pool of London. Both signed in pencil under. Approx. 6" x 11 3/4" (2)

William Monk (British 1863-1937) Etching "NY Wall Street": Framed and measuring 20.75 x 29".

Charles John Watson (English, (1846-1927))London Street Scene, 1881etching on wove papersigned in pencil Charles J. Watson to lower right margin as well as CJM 1881 in plate lower left13 x

4 etchings- 1.) William Bicknell- European Street Scene; 2.) Thomas William Cole- Stoke Poges Church; 3.) Hans Kaumann- European River View; 4.) Alonzo C. Webb- ''Porte a Venise'', 49/100; all signed

3 Etchings- 1.) William Bicknell- European Street Scene; 2.) Thomas William Cole- Stoke Poges Church; 3.) Hans Kaumann- European River View; all signed in pencil, fair condition, various sizes.

(4) Joseph Gray (English,1890-1962), etching, Street Scenes, each pencil signed, 12" x 11-1/2" plate, 14-1/4" x 13" sheet (largest) , Property from the Estate of Daniel Dietrich, II

Two Engravings Designed By William Hogarth, engraved by T. Cook. One Titled Morning and the other titled Noon each depicting London street scene. printed 1797. Used condition, wear, worn, foxing, not

"Old houses near site of Metropolitan Hospital, London," street scene with storefronts and figures. Signed in plate on lower left. Title on verso. Tears and foxing as shown. 9.5" X 6.5" (15" X 11")

LOT (2) ETCHINGS, FRENCH STREET SCENES INCLUDING LOUIS ORR AND HERMAN WEBSTER, FRAMED AND GLAZED-15 1/2 X 12"

William Walcot (British 1874-1943)- City Street Scene- etching, signed in pencil, mat burn, residue in margin. 5 x 7 1/4''

William Paxton (American 1869-1941)- Street Scene, New England- etching, c. 1920, signed in pencil, slight discoloration in the margins, roughness to the paper along the plate mark. 4 7/8 x 5 7/8''

Adolphe Yvon (French, 1817-1893), etching of a street scene with goats, pencil signed, 7-1/2" x 4-1/2" plate, framed size 16-1/4" x 12-1/4", very good condition

Signed and numbered from a limited edition of 75 pieces. Framed. Image size, 10L x 14H.

ENGLISH SCHOOL (19/20TH CENTURY), ETCHING AND AQUATINT, ORIENTALIST STREET SCENE, SIGNED ILLEGIBLY. SIGHT 18 X 12 1/2"; FRAMED AND GLAZED-22 1/2 X 17"

M. Monks (English, 20th Century). Pair of original oil paintings on board. Street scenes of London, with depictions of the store fronts of Lock & Co., the oldest hat shop in London, and Overton's St J

The Lot Consists of Two framed colored etchings on natural paper depicting street scenes in Paris. Both are signed "W A Lambrecht", lower right. The First etching depicts book stalls along the canal a

Nineteen etchings, to include a profile portrait etching signed Schmitt in the plate, a signed Robert Kasimir etching of a German or Austrian street scene, a William Henry Sweet & John Shapland signed

Hedley Fitton was an English engraver and printmaker noted mainly for his architecturaletchings. His etchings included street scenes and important cathedrals in London,Florence, Edinburgh, and Paris.

Hedley Fitton was an English engraver and printmaker noted mainly for his architecturaletchings. His etchings included street scenes and important cathedrals in London,Florence, Edinburgh, and Paris.

HEDLEY FITTON (BRITISH 1859-1929), ETCHING WITH DRYPOINT; H 14 1/4", W 15 1/4", STREET SCENE WITH FORTRESS & VENDORS :Pencil signed lower right; published by Robert Dunthorme, London, Nov. 1, 1916, fr