Herbert Thomas Dicksee (18621942) British. Head of a

Title: The Clover-fieldSubject: FiguresType: Etching Materials: Paper Markings & Inscriptions: Marked Date: 1907 Maker: Herbert Dicksee (British, 1862-1942) Description: An etching on paper published

Herbert Thomas Dicksee, British, 1862-1942, Scotties, etching, graphite signed lower left (JKUL1107) {MM} Property Title:From a Litchfield County Home Measurements:11 x 16 1/2, framed 21 x 25

Etching of a King Charles Spaniel, after Herbert Thomas Dicksee (British, 1862–1942.) Signed in the print and in pencil, lower left. At bottom of print: "London published in the year 1902 by the Fin

Head of a lion etching on paper 27.5 x 20cm (pl.)50 x 41cm framed

HERBERT DICKSEE (BRITISH, 1862-1942) RESTRIKE ETCHING ON PAPER, H 22", W 19.5", HISSING TIGER An early 20th century restrike etching on paper after Herbert Dicksee. Depicting the head of a hissing tig

Shepherd And Flock, Pair Of Horses And Plow Scenes, Three Engravings On Paper, One Monogrammed In Plate HD, Sight 19 x 24 And Pair 10 x 22 Inches, Matching Oak Frames 28 x 35 x .5 And Pair 18.5 x 33 I

Herbert Dicksee (British, 1862-1942) A French Bulldog Asleep, Etching, Signed lower left. Unframed. Dimensions: h: 3 x w: 6 1/4 in.

Etching, Herbert Thomas Dicksee, "The Closed Door" (an alert recumbent patient terrier), 14.5" by 22" (impression only), with frame 22.75" by 29.75", good condition.

Herbert Dicksee HEAD OF LION etching: Measuring 29.5 cm x 21.5cm excluding mount and frame.

"Watchful Tiger" etching 6 1/2 x 10 1/2 inches. signed. framed 13 x 17 inches.

Herbert Dicksee. (1862-1942). The Last Defender. Original hand pulled copper plate etching on thick wove paper. 1893. Signed in the Plate. Excellent. Image Size 8 x 10 inches. Approximately 16 x 18 in

Signed James "Son Ford" Thomas Sculpted Head.Ex: Herbert Hemphill Collection. Signed "Son" on base. White clay orplaster head of a man. Acquired by the seller in the 1980's from the pioneering folk ar

After Sir Thomas Lawrence (British, 1769-1813) Head and shoulder portrait of Lady Wedderbern oil on canvas 15 x 11in (38 x 28cm) Provenance: Property from the Estate of Jack Levin, Los Angeles, Califo

Herbert Dicksee drypoint etching HIS MAJESTY: Lion head facing out. Measuring 40cm x 29cm overall. Published by C E Clifford & co. 1888, exhibited at the R.A. Vendor refers to this item as HD30222

Herbert Dicksee etching LUCKY DOG: Girl sitting on step and patting dogs head, with 6 ducks waiting to be fed. Measuring 50cm x 36cm excluding mount and frame. Published by Frost & Reed date unknown,

**Originally Listed At $100** Thomas Baxter (British, 1782-1821), two engravings entitled, "Roman Heads" (Iulia, Vespasianus, Hadrianus, Augustus, and Faustina) and, "Roman Youth and Children" from Th

(British, 1836-1855) Head Study of a White Terrier, wearing a collar, unsigned, oil on artist board with "Ackerman...London" colourman label, 8-3/8 x 7-1/8 in.; original gilt wood and composition fram

Thomas Allom (1804-1872) British, a study of female figures in a vaulted room, 13.5" x 9", (34x23cm) along with a head and shoulders study of an elderly man, 14" x 9.5", (35.5x24cm). Provenance: from

Thomas Richard Colman Dibdin, British (1810-1893) London. Oil on Canvas Landscape "The Head of Loch Eyre". Signed Lower Right T. C. Dibdin 1862. This Loch is in Scotland. Very Good Condition, Some Cra

Hand Colored Copper Plate Published 1776-77, London for "British Zoology" by Thomas Pennant. Folds as issued. Paper Size: 10.5 x 8 inch (27 x 20cm) Very minor toning/offsetting. Good Condition

Copper Plates Published 1776-77, London for "British Zoology" by Thomas Pennant. Paper Size: 8 x 5 inch (21 x 13cm) and 10.5 x 8 inch (27 x 21cm) Good Condition

Thomas Webster. (English, 1800 - 1886). Going to School. Antique engraving on wove paper after the original oil on panel by master engraver Herbert K. Bourne (British engraver, 1825-1907). 1862. Signe

Pearls (1874) Oil on panel Signed with monogram Titled and dated by a later hand verso Size: 18 x 24 in.

A George III Sterling Silver Two-Handle Armorial Tray John Cotton and Thomas Head, London, 1792 Bearing the marital arms of De Cetto and Burrowes, in commemoration of the marriage of Auguste Baron de