Henry Barraud (1811-1874), horse race ''Punchestown

Henry Barraud (English, 1811-1874). An original oil painting on board. An equine animal wildlife sporting landscape depicting a black horse with saddle and bridle, architectural elements including an

William Barraud (English, 1810-1850) & Henry Barraud (English, 1811-1874). A large and exemplary antique Victorian equestrian etching, titled "The Meet at Badminton," featuring an Early Victorian hunt

Henry Barraud (English, 1811-1874) "E. Wonder, Penelope, Imogene," circa 1856, equestrian portraits depicting three standing horses, oil on canvas, the reverse bearing two previous gallery labels. Ima

Henry Barraud (1811-1874) British. 'Equine Companions', in a River Landscape, Oil on Canvas, Signed and Dated 1860, 28" x 36".

SGND H. BARRAUD (HENRY BARRAUD 1811 - 1874) PROVENANCE CHRISTIES NY 2001. 28" X 36"

Henry Barraud (British, 1811-1874). Oil on board painting depicting a portrait of a stern woman, dressed in black with a collar around her neck, decorated with a tied blue ribbon. Signed and dated 186

AFTER WILLIAM BARRAUD AND HENRY BARRAUD (ENGLISH, 1811-1874 & 1810-1850) Portrait of Mr. William Long on Bertha Early nineteenth-century engraving Framed 46 x 53 cm. Worldwide shipping available. Cont

Oil on board by Stuart Compton Henry (1906 - 1991). Signed. Framed. Gallery label verso. Image size, 12H x 16L

Attributed to James Henry Beard (American, 1811-1893) Sketch for a Race for Life oil on paper unsigned 7 3/4 x 19 1/4 inches. This lot is located in Palm Beach. Provenance: Alexander Gallery, New York

Depicts a horse race. Signature to the bottom right. 24 in. (H) x 36 in. (L)

HENRY ALKEN High Mettled Racer Lithograph, inscriptions read ‘H Alken delt The High Mettled Racer’, subject a horse race, measures 9 3/4 x 12 1/4 inches, wooden frame, surface wear to frame, profe

^ Color Lithographs from the 1906 Printing of "The National Sports of Great Britain" by Henry Alkin. "Coursing" "Setters" "Racing Training" "Race Horse" "Ga

19TH C. FRAMED NEEDLEWORK Folk art needlework of the chestnut race horse Sir Hugo (1889-1910) with jockey, The Epsom Derby Winner in 1892, dated "1893" on right, in wood frame, 8" x 10 1/2".

John Frederick Herring was a British painter of the 18th and 19th century famed for his lively depictions of race horses and agricultural scenes. He is widely considered one of the best animal painter

After: Henry Stull (1851 - 1913) Three (3) framed race horse prints with vintage lineage paperwork pertaining to each horse. Good condition. Frames measure 17-3/4" x 21-1/2". Shipping $95.00 (estimate

Race Horse Portrait 21" x 28" oil on canvas signed and dated 1874 lower left

Four Early Horse Racing Periodicalsto include: American Race Turf Register, Sportsman's Herald, and General Stud Book (New York: Henry Mason, 1833), Vol. I of two, 8vo (9 in.), finely bound in 20th ce

The Paces Races has been meticulously disassembled and completely restored, replacing all the cloth on the bellows and pneumatic switches. Beautiful veneers on all four doors. Includes key. Condition

A fascinating machine, there are only a few of these known to exist today and this example for the most part(replaced steel rear door) is complete and working. By depositing a penny, pulling the handl

1920, FRENCH: This phenomenal example of early gambling is patterned after the French table top versions that were portable and could be moved from location to location. This much larger version of th

The Bakers Pacers machine features 7 horses that race down the track. The odds change and the winning horse pays based on the recorded odds. Cabinet has a nice finish, and all four doors are replaceme

BEAUTIFUL ART DECO MARQUETRY CABINET ON WHAT MAY BE THE CLEANEST, MOST ORIGINAL EXAMPLE SEEN TO DATE. COMPLETELY ORIGINAL. CIRCA 1939. PROBABLY ONE OF THE RAREST OF THE GAMBLING MACHINES FROM FAMED SL

A very fun electric horse racing game that allows players to choose which of nine horses will win. Players deposit one or more coins into any of the nine coin slots and then press a knob, which starts

Rays Track by Bally Mfg Co. Chicago circa 1936. Nine horses race down the track, with odds drum indicating the odds on the winning horse. Payout goes into a hidden drawer compartment. Named after Ball