(4pc) THOMAS STEVENS SILK STEVENGRAPHS

British, 19th century, woven silk horseracing prints "The Start" and "The Finish", original mats stating beneath picture "Woven In Pure Silk By Thomas Stevens, Stevengraph Works, Coventry.", under gla

These done by Thomas Stevens, England.. .19 th Century....7 x 4 inches each.....mounted in one frame....#99

LOT OF THREE: "Full Cry", "The Good Old Days", "Untitled"; c. 1870s; Stevengraphs - Wolven Silk; 2" x 5.75" (each); Signed in Matte Lower Left (2); Framed (under glass).

19th century, England. Stevengraph Pure Silk Woven Pictures. Each housed in its original matt and early frame. Largest: 7 1/2" x 10 1/2" (framed) Sold from the collection of a Carolina gentleman and l

Stevengraph woven silk picture "Called to the Rescue. Heroism at Sea" with history of Thomas Stevens, inventor and manufacturer. Factory matted and framed. Sight image measures approximately 2" in hei

Two Stevengraphs of Crew Teams Rowing Scenes including The first depicting a rowing competition having title "Are You Ready?" and "Woven in Silk by Thomas Stevens, inventor and manufacturer, Coventry

Stevengraph woven silk, 'The Finish", circa 1900, fragment of a woven silk pictorial ribbon by Thomas Stevens, each ribbon was titled and marked 'Woven in silk by Thomas Steven inventor and sole propr

Housed in a black wooden frame with gilded gold accents. Depicting 'The Present Time', the Lord Howe locomotive on the tracks. Captioned 'Woven in Silk by Thomas Stevens, Inventor and Manufacture, Cov

Housed in a black wooden frame with gilded gold accents. Depicting 'The Good Old Days', which displays a four-horse drawn carriage. Each picture is captioned 'Woven in Silk by Thomas Stevens, Inventor

Title: Pair of “Stevengraphs” Pictures Stevengraphs are pictures woven from silk, originally created by Thomas Stevens in the 19th century. Thomas Stevens, a local weaver, adapted the Jacquard loo

THOMAS STEVENS (English 1828-1888) A PAIR OF VICTORIAN EQUESTRIAN AND HUNT THEME STEVENGRAPHS, "The Struggle," and "Full Cry," 1875-1888, woven silk, matting reads, "Woven in silk by Thomas Stevens, i

Lot (2) Stevengraph's (Tom Cannon, 9 1/2" x 7 1/2" and "The Struggle", 6" x 8 1/2"), and book "The Silk Pictures Of / Thomas Stevens".

19th century, England. Stevengraph Pure Silk Woven Picture. The charming image is titled “The Good Old Daysâ€. Good colors and with the original matt and artist label on verso. H5" W8"

Three T. Stevens Silk Stevengraphs. The second, "Behold The Man" and "The Templars Pledge". All marked, "T. Stevens, Coventry" on verso. English. 11"l

Four T. Stevens, Silk Stevengraph Bookmarks. Forget me Not, "Unchanging Love", "To My Daughter", "A Birthday Gift". Together with a silk stevengraph, "To My Daughter" in black. Fair condition. 9"h

Woven in silk by Thomas Stevens in Coventry & London. Series of three glass framed panels depicting a fox hunt. One is THE MEET, Second is FULL CRY, and third is THE DEATH. Each panel has informatic o

"Full Cry" and "The Finish", both marked "Woven in silk by Thomas Stevens, inventor and manufacturer, Coventry and London (registered), approximate frame size 9" x 6" and 9 1/4" x 5".

DESCRIPTION: (2 Pc) Two English needworks on silk featurings hunting scenes, Titled: "The Death" and "The Start" by Thomas Stevens. Complete in frame. CIRCA:19th Ct. ORIGIN:England DIMENSIONS:H:7.5" x

Pair of Stevensgraph Silk Fox Hunting Scenes "The Meet" and "The Death" silk woven images, 2 by 6 in. each Artist Thomas Stevens (English, 1828-1888), Coventry and London. Condition: Each with discolo

Stevengraph, Hand Woven Embroidery "The Good Old Days" Horse Drawn English Carriage; Thomas Stevens, Inventor, Manufacturer, Coventry and London [Registered]. size: 2 x 6 matte, 5.25 x 8 outside matte

manufactured by Thomas Stevens Abraham Lincoln: Stevensgraph Memorial Ribbon Coventry, England woven silk ribbon: 2 1/8"w x 9 1/2"h; framed: 3 1/2"w x 10 1/2"h Provenance: Property from the Collection

Made by Thomas Stevens for the 1876 Centennial Exposition in Philadelphia, two embroidered silk ribbons depicting a profile bust of Washington, a famous quote from his eulogy and other text, the Horti

Donald Brett (1900-1949 United Kingdom) 'Thomas Stevens' Oil on Canvas. Signed lower left. Canvas 20x30'', framed 30x40''. Excellent condition.

19th century, including two scenic embroideries and two still life embroideries; overall: 15 x 17-3/4 in. (largest framed)