GREENAWAY, Kate (1846-1901), illustrator. -- Two works

[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.

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

Four (4) Kate Greenaway books and works on paper. 1st item: Kate Greenaway (United Kingdom, 1846-1901) watercolor on paper painting depicting a woman in a pink dress and a bonnet holding a green paras

Heading: (Greenaway, Kate, illustrator) Author: Title: Two books illustrated by Kate Greenaway Place Published: London Publisher:Frederick Warne & Co. Ltd. Date Published: [c.1888-1910] <

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"

(British, 1846-1901) Strolling Woman, signed lower right "KG", watercolor on paper, 5-1/2 x 4-1/2 in.; possibly original gilt wood and composition frame,. Provenance: Estate of Marjorie and Charles We

Heading: (Greenaway, Kate, illustrator) Author: Spielmann, M.H. and G.S. Layard Title: Kate Greenaway Place Published: London Publisher:Adam & Charles Black Date Published: 1905 Descrip

Henri de Toulouse-Lautrec (French, 1864-1901) Two Works. Including 'Souper a Londres' and 'Zamboula-Polka' both lithographs, dated to 1896 and 1900 (the first is from an edition of 100), both printed

each watercolor on paper each signed and inscribed "Roma" lower right each 14 x 20 inches sight; 21 x 27 inches frame

Both floral still lifes, one mixed media, the other oil on board. Each signed at the lower right corner. Dimensions:The frames are 28" x 39" and 30" x 24". Provenance:From a local collection.

Dorcas Cooke Doolittle (American, 1901-1993) Two Works: "Woman in Rose" and "Adoration of the Magi," two oil paintings on canvas, each framed; signed, one on verso. Provenance: The Estate of Dorcas Co

William Dawson (American, 1901-1990) Two Works: 1) Portrait, 1984, carved and painted wood. Size: 8" x 7" (20 x 18 cm); 2) Portrait, 1985, painting on wood. Size: 6.25" x 3" (16 x 8 cm).

Grahams Magazine volume 28, 1846, contains two works by Edgar Allan Poe, The Philosophy of Composition and a positive review of Melvilles Typee, gold decorated, features numerous fashion plates both c

American. 1880s. Silver plate. Depicting two Kate Greenaway girls climbing ladders. Marked 'J.A. Babcock' - a maker in New York. 3.75"H x 3.5"L x 2"W.

Orson Byron Lowell two works 1901ink and gouache on paper, ink and gouache on paper board24.5 h &times; 20 w in (62 &times; 51 cm) Lot includes They Walked Along and Elopement at 3 AM</

The first shows two Kate Greenaway-type girls on ladders on each side of the napkin holder on raised, rectangular base. By Simpson, Hall, Miller & Co. Silver and condition are excellent. The second is

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

New York, Ukraine,1901-1977 Includes two works, larger depicting Lobster Square in Perkins Cove, Ogunquit, Maine in a post impressionist style, the other of an artist seated beneath a weeping willow t

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

Cranberry reverse thumbprint Victorian pickle castor / caster, seated in professionally polished silverplated 10 1/4" H frame with two Kate Greenaway figures and marked "L&L 3795" on underside, comple

Heading: (Thomson, Hugh, illustrator) Author: Title: Two works with illustrations by Hugh Thomson Place Published: London Publisher:Hodder and Stoughton Date Published: Various dates D

GREENAWAY (KATE) Three original illustrations, two of bonneted girls with posies, and one of a lady in red and white dress, pencil, ink and watercolour, variously signed lower left ('K.G.', 'K.G. 11

A VICTORIAN SILVER MUG, by Edward Charles Brown, London 1876, of straight-sided tapering form with reeded handle, engraved in the style of Kate Greenaway with two girls at a window, further engraved w

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