AFTER JAMES POLLARD STAGE COACHES ENGRAVING

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

AFTER JAMES POLLARD (British, 1792 - 1867). The Birmingham Tally-Ho! Coaches, 1828, Aquatint printed by G. Bentley depicting the stage coach passing the Crown Tea Garden, marked lower left corner "Pri

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

"The Mail Coach in a Storm of Snow" published London, August 5, 1826, and "The Mail Coach in a Thunderstorm on Newmarket Heath" published London, May 21, 1827. Both after paintings by James Pollard an

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

JAMES POLLARD Post Office Engraving, inscriptions read ‘Painted by J Pollard’, ‘Engraved by H Pyatt’, ‘A north east view of the New General Post Office’, subject a busy street surrounding

After James Pollard, Hand Colored Engraving, engraved by T. Sutherland, titled "North Country Mails at the Peacock, Islington" Overall: 30"h x 38"w Sight: 24"h x 32"w

JAMES POLLARD Post Office Engraving, inscriptions read ‘Painted by J Pollard’, ‘Engraved by H Pyatt’, ‘A north east view of the New General Post Office’, subject a busy street surrounding

Framed James Pollard Bottom Fishing engraving with aquatint. Inscribed Painted By J Pollard to lower left corner. Published by T Helme, 1831. Subject depicts male figures fishing in a river. Professio

Early 19th Century print from Pollard's Coaching Incidents "Stage Coach Setting Off". Engraved by Havell. Slight toning and stain. Matted and framed under glass. Sight image measures approximately 14-

"Quicksilver Royal Mail", aquatint engraving, after James Pollard's painting, engraved by Charles Hunt, London, Publ. November 1, 1835 by Ackermann & Co., 96 Strand, in a molded wooden frame with doub

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

Hand-colored aquatints. Engraved by G. Reeves. London. Early 19th century. Dimensions: (Frame) H 16.5" x W 20.5" Condition: Wear consistent with age including toning to paper with some waviness. (1) E

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

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

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

Hand-colored etching, after an original design by James Pollard, 1792 to 1867, an English artist who is known for his coach scenes. The artwork depicts the change of carriage horses. Titled underneath

Quicksilver Royal Mail Vintage Color Engraving/Etching Artist: James Pollard Etched in England by: C. Hunt Image Plate Size: 15" x 18" Reserve: $45.00 Shipping: Domestic: Flat-rate of $22.00 to anywh

R. HAVELL, PRINT H 13'', W 19'', "STAGE COACH SETTING OFF" J. Pollard Del. Visible paper size 13" x 19". Frame size 21" x 26". "Stage Coach Setting Off"

Vintage framed engraving after a work by James Pollard titled "A View on the Highgate Road," by G. Hunt, published by J. Moore, London. Provenance: Phyllis Lucas Gallery, NYC. [Sight: 20" H x 25 1/4"

* Various Artists (18th/19th century) including works by James Storer, Robert Pollard and others, 19 total. engravings Various sizes. Estimate $100-200 Sold to benefit the acquisition funds of the Ind

THEODORE FIELDING HAND COLOR ENGRAVING Elephants Castle, Brighton Road.Engraved by James Pollard. Size: 25.25 in. x 33.75 in.

(5) Plates from Diderot and d'Alembert's Encyclopedie, depicting the design and construction of various types of stagecoaches and carriages. Dimensions: (Frame) H 25" x W 28.75" (Plate) H 14" x W 17.5

English, 19th century, hand colored engravings on paper. "Cork Cutter" and "The Royal Mail..." stage coach published in London, 1804 and 1837. 9"h. 7"w., 9.5"h. 13"w. Together with a seated girl "Moth