MANNER OF FRANCIS WHEATLEY (English. 1747-1801)

Francis Wheatley (English 1747-1801), See-Saw. Peg-Top, a pair of sepia etchings. With 4 French etchings each of one of the seasons engraved by Mallet. Largest 11 1/2" x 15 1/2".

after: Francis Wheatley English-Irish (1747-1801) Mezzotint by Eugene Lily "Repairing to Market" Blindstamp Lower Left "Printsellers Association" Good Condition. Frame Measures 28" by 24". Shipping $9

GROUP OF ENGLISH GENRE PRINTS, LOT OF TEN, from the "Cries of London" series, after Francis Wheatley (British, 1747-1801), later issue marked for publisher upper left corner, each laid on board and ho

Francis Wheatley(1747-1801), British, Print. Titled "Cries Of London" 1799A woman holding baskets as a focal point. Two men are located behind the woman on the viewers right and horses are located beh

Attributed to: Francis Wheatley (BRITISH, 1747-1801) oil on canvas, Beautiful Portrait of a young woman holding a dove, 50 in. x 39-1/2in.

AFTER FRANCIS WHEATLEY (BRITISH, 1747-1801) PRINTS, LOT OF 14, lithograph on paper, hand-colored, including examples from the series "Cries of London"; engravers include Vendramini, Schiavonetti, and

Francis Wheatley, R. A. (1747-1801), Tears for Romeo & Julietoil on canvas (lined), unsigned, painted in a feigned oval, presented in a gilt frame with gallery plaque. Stretcher size 28 x 23 in.; Fram

Francis Wheatley (attrib.), watercolor, Francis Wheatley (attrib.) (British, 1747-1801), "The Road to the Village", watercolor on paper, no signature visible, 7"h x 8.5"w (sight), 22"h x 23"w (framed)

After Francis Wheatley, RA (British, 1747-1801) Shakespeare, All's Well that End's Well, Act V Scene III, Engraving by George Sigmund Facius (1750-1814) and Johann Gottlieb Facius (1750-1802) Publishe

FRANCIS WHEATLEYUnited Kingdom/England/Ireland, 1747-1801“Jeune Fille Arrive”. Unsigned.Pencil and India ink with tinted watercolor on cream (wove?) paper. Framed. Exhibited:“Les Mai

Painting: Attributed to Francis Wheatley (United Kingdom, England, Ireland 1747-1801), street scene with tavern, oil on wood panel. 11 1/4" x 12 3/4", frame overall 17 1/2" x 19".

FRANCIS WHEATLEY (BRITISH, 1747–1801) OIL ON CANVAS, H 13.5" W 17" ASCOT LODGE NEAR WINDSOR Relined canvas.

An antique late 18th-century English engraving on paper. The artwork depicts a multi-figure genre scene, a family in prison cell. Titled John Howard, Esq. Visiting and Relieving the Miseries of a Pris

An antique English William Adams and Sons Tunstall stone ware set of a jug and a pitcher. The wares are adorned with scenes from Cries of London and were originally painted by Francis Wheatley and eng

An antique English William Adams and Sons Tunstall stone ware set of a jug and a pitcher. The wares are adorned with scenes from Cries of London and were originally painted by Francis Wheatley and eng

ILLUSTRATIONS of SHAKSPEARE & of ANCIENT MANNERS With Dissertations on the Clowns and Fools of Shakespeare; on the Collection of Popular Tales Entitled Gesta Romanorum; and on the English Morris Dance

1812 The History of Ireland, from

English Play by Francis Beaumont and John Fletcher “The Prophetess: or, the History of Dioclesain..After the Manner of an Opera. Represented at the Queen’s Theatre”, printed at London for Jacob

A silver pickle fork formed as the oldest English silver table fork known as the 'Manners' fork, hallmarked Sheffield 1973, maker Francis Howard Ltd., the case bearing retailers label Barnby & Rust of

An early 19th century English gilt bronze mounted crackle glazed Chinese porcelain vase the mounts in the manner of Benjamin Vulliamy (1747-1811) and Benjamin Lewis Vulliamy (1780-1853) the grey crack

American, 1751-1801. Oil on canvas, unsigned. Bewigged musician seated at a window with sailing ships flying English flags, nearby is a table with music scores and a flute. Restoration including early

Francis GROSE. Military Antiquities Respecting a History of the English Army from the Conquest to the Present Time.... A New Edition with Material Additions and Improvements. London: 1801. 2 volumes,

William Wheeler (American 1832 - 1893) after Thomas Cole (English 1801 - 1848) "Mount Etna from Taormina" Oil on canvas Signed lower left "Copy by W.R. Wheeler from T. Cole" 46" x 64" Condition: some

152 piece Crown Staffordshire (English 1801-1985), service in the 'Ye Old Willow' or 'Chinese Willow' pattern, the assembled partial dinner service retailed by Tiffany & Co. and comprising, 12 dinner