Papprill and Henderson Engravings [Coaches]

Charles Cooper Henderson, coaching scene engraving, Charles Cooper Henderson (British, 1803-1877), "The Opposition Coaches", 1837, 12.25"h x 16.25"w (sight), 18.25"h x 22.25"w (frame size), matted and

Engraved by H. Papprill, drawn by C.C. HENDERSON, titled The Olden Time, part of Fores's Coaching Recollections, London: Published January 1st, 1874 by Mess Fores, 41 Piccadilly, London street scene,

Sterling Everett Watercolor on Paper depicting front door scene, signed at bottom. Together with a signed Sterling Everett limited edition print 22/500 and a Henderson engraving "Old Town Window". Use

Royal Mail Print 14 1/2" x 21 1/2" Framed - Slightly off center and The Liverpool Umpire Print 15 1/2" x 18 1/2" Framed - See Photos for Condition - Sorry but we are unable to remove frames on items

20th c. Royal Mail Coach Engraving after the original by James Pollard. Professionally framed and double matted with silk mat. Measures 25"x29 1/2"x1". Weight 9 pds. PROVENANCE: A Charleston SC Privat

INCLUDING: GUSTAVE DORE (SELECTED ENGRAVINGS, HENDERSON 1973). THE GRAPHIC WORKS OF ODILON REDON (1969). DURER'S UNIVERSE (HOETINK, 1971), THE COMPLETE ENGRAVINGS, ETCHINGS & DRYPOINTS OF ALBRECHT DUR

FOXING AND TONING TO IMAGES. CHIPPED PIECE TO EDGE OF ONE FRAME.

Henry Papprill, NYC color engraving, Henry A. Papprill, (British, 1816-1903), "New-York", 14"h x 20.75"w (sight), 24"h x 29.25"w (frame size), matted and framed under glass Provenance: Property from a

Marked on corners J. Harris and C.C. Henderson. Full color engraving, published in London 1843 By Mess fores, at their sporting and fine print repository. Titled Pulling to the Unskid Depicting a hors

H Papprill, "Outward Bound " Engraving framed very nicely in very good condition off the rock fort and light house Liverpool . a very nice nautical piece painted by S walters 22" x 20" framed see pics

George Hunt engraving titled "Stage Coach"; four hunt prints published by I. W. Laird, London 1841, titled "Unkenneling", "The Death", "Full Cry", and "Breaking Cover" and two other prints. Stage Coac

Set of four hand colored engravings by John Harris after the original painting works Charles Cooper Henderson Fores's Coaching Recollections. Unframed with image size 17.5" tall x 26.5" wide and loose

CHARLES COOPER HENDERSON (1803-1877), BRITISHTHE NIGHT COACH; WELLS-LYNN TO LONDON ROYAL MAILPair of oils on canvas; each titled to the nameplate.Each 13 ins x 24 ins; 33 cms x 61 cmsProvenance:Townsh

Stretchers 27" x 20" framed to 32" x 25". Unsigned. Re-lined to stabilize craquelure, would benefit from a cleaning.

WILL.HENDERSON (1844-1904), ARTIST PROOF, Hand Signed Lower Right. After Nicolas Lancret (1690-1743) Engraved Mezzotint by Will. Henderson, "Innocence". Will.Henderson, Considered One of the Mo

NEW YORK Engraving by Henry Papprill, Taken From The North West Angle of Fort Columbus. size: 21 x 29.75

Approx. 24" x 31 1/2" . Needs light cleaning

Original Hand-Colored Engraving, featuring the Parent of the Modern Coach Dog. W.H. Lizars. Col. H. Smith. Color Coordinated Museum Matting, Ivory Matting, Gold Fillet, presented in a Gold Ornate Fram

27.75 in. x 16.5 in. Charles Cooper Henderson, (1803-1877, England), oil painting titled "The Exeter Coach - held up", Henderson is famous for paintings and lithographs of horses and coaches, framed s

James Pollard, "Newman’s Patent Stage Coach", two coloured engravings, 11.25 x 17 each.

DON SWANN (American, 1889 - 1954). Henderson's Castle, Limited edition engraving. Pencil signed, dated and numbered (62/300). Framed. Not examined out of frame. - 5.5' x 7.75'; frame: 13" x 10"

Pair Coach Scene Hand Colored Engravings In Rosewood Frames. 16 1/4" X 13 3/4"

KNEE DEEP. Fores’s Coaching Incidents Series, plate 1. British, 19th Century. Aquatinted engraving after Charles Cooper Henderson engraved by John Harris III (British, 1811-1865). Published June 12,

Nineteenth Century Stagecoach Lithograph On Card, no apparent inscriptions, subject shows horses pulling a stage coach, lithograph of an engraving, measures approx 5 x 7 in. Nineteenth century stage c