After George Moreland, Travellers with wagons and

George Moreland (1763-1804), At the Tavern Entrance, unsigned, oil on canvas, American Art Assoc., Anderson Galleries label verso and provenance paperwork verso, 24" by 30", framed 31 1/4" x 37". Need

OIL/CANVAS GEORGE MORELAND, FIGURES IN A LANDSCAPE SIGNED & TITLED ON STRETCHER, ORIGINAL FRAME (15 1/2" X 21 1/4")

Regency Tole Tray with Hunting Scene, England, c. 1810, hunt scene after George Moreland, lg. 30 1/2, wd. 21 3/4 in.

After George Moreland Self portrait of the artist with his dog, seated at a table outside the Bell Inn signed 'GM' (at left, on the edge of the bench) oil on lined canvas 35.5 x 45 cm (14 x 17 11/16

In the style of GEORGE MORELAND (England 1763-1804) "Seascape with Figures" Oil on board. 10 x 12 inches; Framed: 16 x 18 inches. Unsigned. [CONDITION: In overall good condition. With some damage to l

Waiting for the days catch Oil on panel Unsigned Image size: 13.97 x 19.68cm. (5 1/2" x 7 3/4") Frame size: 31.75 x 36.83cm. (12 1/2" x 14 1/2")

"Swiss Mountain Goats"; n.d.; Graphite and Watercolor on Paper; 15" x 12"; Unsigned; Framed (under domed glass); Note; inscribed "Morland" on verso.

After George Moreland. Circa 1800. Engraved by T. Gaugain, the piece is nicely colored and housed in a birdseye maple frame. Some yellowing to paper consistent with age. H16 1/2" W19" Sold from the co

to include a hand-colored print after George Moreland titled Dogs as well as an etched portrait of a French bulldog (indiscernible pencil inscription lower margin), both framed. DOA 17 1/4 x 19 1/2 in

Pair Antique William Ward (British, 1766-1826) Hand Colored Mezzotints. Includes "The First of September Morning" and "The First of September Evening". After paintings by George Moreland. published Ma

nice 19th Century Painted tin horse and wagon, George Brown?

(IRELAND.) George Tyner. The Traveller's Guide Through Ireland. [x], 99 pages, double-page engraved map. 8vo, 8¼x5¼ inches, contemporary calf-backed marbled paper boards, spine defective but

323. SMALL GEORGE BROWN COVERED WAGON | 7.5" l. | Black hoofs are overpainted, front hoop is resoldered to inside of cart, otherwise in all Original (Excellent to Pristine Condition) | $800 - $1,200

Early American hand painted tin with cast iron wheels, classic tin toy features two hinged compartments with covers and hinged canopy, drawn by two white horses, side stenciling reads, "Confectionery,

ORIGINAL RINGLING WAGON WHEEL, PAINTED IN 1944 BY G. ESCALERA. EACH SIDE IS PAINTED DIFFERENLY. WELDED SUPPORTS CAN BE USED AS COFFEE TABLE OR DISPLAY

407. SMALL GEORGE BROWN PERFUMERY WAGON | 10" l. | Cart is primarily restored & aged, horses re-soldered to hitch bars with expert repaint to portions of bodies, displays in (Very Good Condition) | $8

1301. GEORGE BROWN TIP WAGON | Provenance: Edward & Norma Lotz Collection. | 12" l. | Some flaking primarily to horse, overall (Exc. Cond.) for age. | $800 - $1,200

277. SMALL GEORGE BROWN PERFUMERY WAGON | 10" l. | Horses retain some original paint, otherwise Professionally Restored and aged. | $400 - $800

VINTAGE TIN EASTER TOYS / ARTICLES, LOT OF FOUR,comprising two Wyandotte Toys wagons, a George W. Horner & Co. lidded basket with decoration featuring rabbits and ducks, and a circular tin with Peter

RARE Early American Tin toy. All original and complete. Tin wagon with cast iron wheels pulled by 2 horses. Rear compartment opens for storage. Scarce 11" Version. Very Good-Excellent

436. SMALL GEORGE BROWN LORRY OPEN WAGON | Circa 1880s. | 9.5" l. | (Very Good Condition) | $400 - $800

Connecticut,Circa 1880 Rare and early painted tin horse drawn wagon manufactured by George Brown Company of Forestville, Connecticut for G.A. Schwarz, Philadelphia. Highly detailed wagon with opening

Copper Engraved Map Published 1820, London for "Topography of Great Britain, or, British traveller's Pocket Directory" by George Alexander Cooke. Vertical fold as issued. Paper Size: 5.5 x 5.5 inch (1

Copper Engraved Map Published 1820, London for "Topography of Great Britain, or, British traveller's Pocket Directory" by George Alexander Cooke. Vertical fold as issued. Paper Size: 5.5 x 5.5 inch (1