(CARICATURE). Vanity Fair. Approximately 230 chromolithographed caricature plates.

(CARICATURE). Vanity Fair. Approximately 230 chromolithographed caricature plates. 2 volumes. Folio, contemporary half morocco, first volume worn with covers detached; clipped and mounted to album lea

Two Vanity Fair albums. 1870 and 1876. 13.5" x 9" and 15" x 10.5". Containing approx. 89 lithograph plates in color, along with descriptive text. (Not complete, sold as collection of plates, as-is.) S

4 Vanity Fair Spy lithograph caricatures from the 19th century: "A Whipper", "Men of the Day No. 71 The Claimant's Counsel", "Statesmen No. 129 Mr. Speaker" and a judge. 3 signed in the plate. Toning

Disbound. Including approximately (35) caricatures plus descriptive pages. Includes a number of British and European royalty plus a number of judge. Dimensions: H 15" x W 10" Condition: Age toning, we

Large collection of approximately 50 Vanity Fair portrait prints, including many "Spy" (Leslie Ward) and "Ape" (Carlo Pellegrini) caricatures of notable figures. Unframed. Provenance: Phyllis Lucas Ga

8 Framed Vanity Fair Caricature Prints includes Soverign No. *, Lieutenant and Bandmaster Daniel Godrey, Baron Mayer Amschel De Rothschild, Sir Michael Costa, Earl of Hopetoun, Men of Day #36, General

Titled "Fortifications" and "A New Lord Mayor." Dated 1877 and 1890. Original chromolithographs. Dimensions: (Frame) H 20" x W 14", (Opening) H 14" x W 9" Condition: Frames with losses. One print with

Including (2) Vanity Fair cartoon prints titled The Recorder and Hard Head. Reproductions. Legal satire subjects. Dimensions: (Largest) (Frame) H 20.25" x W 14.75" (Sight) H 14" x W 8.75" Condition: L

(lot of 6) Framed caricature prints on paper, after the originals published in Vanity Fair, (two) signed in print Spy (Sir Leslie Matthew Ward, United Kingdom, 1851-1922), (one) signed in print Ape (C

Grouping of 9 Vanity Fair chromolithograph caricatures. Some with description pages attached to back. Dimensions: (Frame) H 19.5" x W 13.5" (Sight) H 13.5" x W 9" Condition: Paper lightly age toned. M

These are some wonderful antique lithographs all published in Vanity Fair magazine. Each is a jockey caricature identified below. All measure approx. 14" x 19" dates: August 23 1900, Oct.. 4 1890, Oct

Including (2) framed. Original chromolithographs depicting various personalities. No descriptive sheets. Some identified on the back. Dimensions: (Frame) H 20.25" x W 14", (Sight) H 12.75" x W 7.75" C

Marked July 20, 1872, Vanity Fair. Lower half reads Statesman No 118 Anything to beat Grant. Depicts a beaded man in overcoat holding a newspaper with a paper that reads What I Know in his pocket. Fra

Carlo Pellegrini "APE" (Italian/British 1839-1889), Sir Leslie Matthew Ward "Spy" (British 1851-1922), chromolithographs, set of four political caricatures comprising: APE-William Connor Magee, Bishop

Carlo Pellegrini "APE" (Italian/British 1839-1889), Sir Leslie Matthew Ward "Spy" (British 1851-1922), chromolithographs, set of four political caricatures comprising: APE-William Connor Magee, Bishop

19th c Vanity Fair comic cartoon caricatures (7 pcs), "Spy" (Leslie Ward), and "Ape" (Carlo Pellegrini), all framed, overall sizes 14" x 9" to 18" x 12 1/2"

Description - Vanity fair science caricatures, including: Pasteur, Bart, Holmes, Virchow and Owen. Dimensions - Sheet size 9.5" x 6"

Vintage 19th/20th Century caricature illustrations, including: Vanity Fair prints, La Caricature Journel, and Punch Magazine; illustrations by notable artists such as George Cruikshank, James Gillray,

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

Long Lawrence, Vanity Fair print by SPY. C1897, framed, O.D. 15" x 9 1/4" LOT NOTES: Caricature of The Honourable Sir John Compton Lawrance. For Vanity Fair from caricature by "Spy", the pseudonym of

Matted and framed Vanity Fair colored caricature print "Spy", of Sir Saville Brinton Crossley, later Baron Somerleyton, after the 19th century original by Sir Leslie Matthew Ward (British, 1851-1922).

Four turn of the century Vanity Fair chromolithograph caricatures depicting Victorian era horse jockeys. Includes "Wenty" (1897), "The Favourite Jockey" (1881) and "Morney" (1891) by Sir Leslie "Spy"

Four turn of the century Vanity Fair chromolithograph caricatures depicting Victorian era huntsmen. Includes "Doggie" (1884) and "The Quorn" (1884) by Sir Leslie "Spy" Ward, with "Bay" (1883) by Theob

Five turn of the century Vanity Fair chromolithograph caricatures depicting Victorian era huntsmen. Includes "The Huntsman" (1884) and "Serlby" (1899) by Sir Leslie "Spy" Ward, "Berks and Bucks" (1903