[CHILDREN’S LITERATURE]. GREENAWAY, Kate (1846–1901), illus...

[CHILDREN’S LITERATURE]. GREENAWAY, Kate (1846–1901), illustrator. –– HARTE, Bret (1836–1902). The Queen of the Pirate Isle. London: Chatto and Windus, n.d. [1886]. 8vo.

1878 Childrens Books Kate Greenaway Painting Caldecott Art Poetry 4v A charming collection of childrens literature! Each of the books from popular childrens publisher McLoughlin Brothers contains 6 fu

1889 1ed Kate Greenaway Book of Games Color Illustrated Children’s Literature “Living in that childish wonder is a most beautiful feeling - I can so well remember it. There was always something mo

1910 Kate Greenaway Apple Pie Color Illustrated Childrens Alphabet Literature “Living in that childish wonder is a most beautiful feeling - I can so well remember it. There was always something

Vintage Reprint edition.This is an undated reprint edition.A nice antique children's book of rhymes and pictures by British author and illustrator Catherine "Kate" Greenaway (1846-1901). Illustrations

Kate Greenaway (English, 1846-1901). "Bedtime". Watercolor and ink on paper. Sight: 5 3/4" x 4 3/8". Frame: 12" x 10 1/4". Illustration depicts a woman with children in a domestic setting. Signed "KG"

A Day in a Child's Life. Greenaway, Kate; Myles B. Foster. London: Frederick Warne & Co., Ltd.,n.d. (ca. 1930). Early Edition Music by Myles B. Foster, Late Organist of the Foundling Hospital. Illustr

French Sarreguemines wood framed stand with ceramic top. Measures 19" by 21" by 19". Some chipping underneath to top where it clamps to frame. complete with sink, ewer and small jar. The sink has a ha

French Sarreguemines Kate Greenaway Child's Wash Stand. Marked "Lavabo Bebe Sarreguemines & Digoin" porcelain top with divided bowl are on a white paited metal stand, which is also marked "Digoin", wi

Victorian Toothpick Holder, Pink Agata, 3.25" x 3.25", Toothpick Is 2.25" Square Pink Agata Art Glass By New England, Set On Tufts #2590 Silverplate Frame Featuring Kate Greenaway Child, Nice Mottling

3.5" X 3.5" Figural Silverplate Napkin Ring - J.A. Babcock - Two Kate Greenaway Children Climbing Ladder

Victorian Sterling Silver Scent Bottle By Sampson Mordan, London, 1881. Cylindrical form engraved with Kate Greenaway children playing on a wall. The interior is made with a glass bottle and stopper,

Napkin ring collection of eight (8) including designs featuring children, Kate Greenaway, and cherubs. One of the small Middletown rings featuring trumpet boys shows one boy missing most of an arm. De

Victorian Pickle Castor, 9.75" x 5.25", Cranberry Art Glass Insert, Egg Shape, Enamel Floral Decor, Set On Tufts #3397 Silverplate Frame With Kate Greenaway Children, Insert With Rim Nick, Ron Blessin

Victorian Pickle Castor, 9.75" x 5.25", Cranberry Art Glass Insert, Egg Shape, Enamel Floral Decor, Set On Tufts #3397 Silverplate Frame With Kate Greenaway Children, Rim Chip On Insert, Ron Blessing

2.75" X 2.75" Figural Silver-plate Napkin Ring Tufts #1617 - Kate Greenaway Child Lying Down with Reticulated Napkin Ring on Back

VICTORIAN QUADRUPLE-PLATE SILVER STANDS, LOT OF SIX, for pickle jars, shakers, and bride's bowls, one with Kate Greenaway child, including two marked for Pairpoint and two for Wm. Rogers. Fourth quart

3.25" X 3" Figural Silver-plate Napkin Ring Kate Greenaway Child in Top Hat & Tail Coat

2.5" X 3.5" Silver-plate Napkin Ring Strickland, No Number - Two Kate Greenaway Children in Winter Clothing

5.5" X 3.5" Figural Silver-plate Napkin Ring Maker & # Cannot Be Deciphered - Kate Greenaway Child Holding Oar

Figural Silverplate Toothpick Holder - 3.25" X 4" - Meriden #43 - Kate Greenaway Child Standing Near Bag

3.5" X 2.5" Figural Silver-plate Napkin Ring Southington #210 - Kate Greenaway Child Standing with Ring

Two English Embroidery Fragments , late 19th c., including "Mother and Children", after Kate Greenaway, silk thread and oil on silk, 6 3/4 in. x 5 in.; and "Cottage Path", monogrammed "Z.E.M" lower le

This group of antique Kate Greenaway and collectible children's books include Marigold Garden circa 1910 with pictures and rhymes by Kate Greenaway, Frederick Warne and Company and engraved and printe