HENRY NOCK ENGLISH PISTOL

Decorated with two broad brown stripes, handle with leafy terminals. 2 3/4 inches

playing cats, oil on canvas, Couldery Horatio Henry, English painter, 1832 - 1893, London, signed, framed, 60 cm x 45 cm German Description Spielende Katzen, Öl auf Leinwand, Couldery Horatio Hen

Henry's (English), 20th century. Matched set of four pieces of Italian crafted luggage, having grey cotton covering and tan leather reinforced edges, including a toiletry case. The three suitcases hav

SEAFORTH, Charles Henry, (English, 1801-1872): Merchant vessels at see, one with British flag, the other with Japanese flag, a very small paddlewheel steamer in the back left appears to have American

after MOORE, Henry, (English, 1898-1986): "Stringed Instrument", bronze sculpture with monofilament line, signed and numbered 2/6, affixed to stone plinth, overall 6.75" h.

Warren, Henry (English/American/Philadelphia, 1793-1876), The Country Stroll, 1849, oil on canvas, 11 x 8.75 inches, name carved into the stretcher bar reverse, gilded wood frame likely of the period

EARP, William Henry, (English, 1831-1914): "Cattle Watering, Derbyshire", Oil/Wood, 18" x 23", signed lower right, titled on the liner verso, framed, 26.5" x 32.5".

after MOORE, Henry, (English, 1898-1986): Patinated bronze figure of a standing meerkat with a pup on its head, signed on side of leg, affixed to marble plinth, 17.5" h. x 4.75" x 5".

Chapman, Charles Henry (English 1879 - 1972), Barnyard Chicken Coup, circa 1910, oil on canvas, 29 x 36 inches, signed lower right, Provenance: Concept Art Gallery, framed measuring 38 x 45.75 inches.

WILLIAMSON, William Henry, (English, 1820-1883): Sailing Ships on Rough Seas off the Coast, Oil/Canvas, 12" x 24", signed lower left, interesting gilded gesso frame with flag seal and crossed sabers,

after MOORE, Henry, (English, 1898-1986): Patinated bronze abstract figure of a woman in a rocking chair with child on her lap, signed and numbered 2/9, affixed to marble plinth. Overall 10.25" h. x 9

Cooper, Henry (English, active 1910-1935), landscape painting, oil on canvas measuring 19 by 29 inches, in a gilt and painted wood frame.

after MOORE, Henry, (English, 1898-1986): Abstract bronze seated figure holding an animal, signed on base, affixed to stone plinth, overall 12" h. x 6.5" x 6.5".

A collection of books and literature on weapons collecting, A collection of books and literature on weapons collecting, including Boothroyd's Revised Directory of British Gunmakers, English Pistols an

Attributed to Henry Holiday (English, 1839-1927) Salve Stained Glass Window, Circa 1880 stained leaded glass H 17 1/4 x width 39 3/4 inches (sight); H 21 1/4 x width 43 1/2 inches (frame). Property fr

VIEW OF WESTMORELAND, ENGLAND" SGND G.H. BOUGHTON 1853, OIL / CAVNAS 30" X 44 De accession of the Albany Institute Collection late 70s early 80s. SPECTACULAR FRAME

Henry Moore (English, 1898-1986) "Eight Reclining Figures", 1958 lithograph in colors pencil-signed and dated lower left. Matted and framed. sight 13-1/2" x 11-1/2", framed 24" x 19-3/4" Provenance: P

HENRY MOORE ENGLISH BRONZE RECLINING WOMEN SCULPTURE Henry Moore (ENGLISH, 1898 – 1986). Bronze sculpture reclining women. after cast Signed Henry Moore and numbered 1/9 Measures: Without Base 14.5�

HENRY MOORE ENGLISH BRONZE RECLINING WOMEN SCULPTURE::Henry Moore (ENGLISH, 1898 – 1986). Bronze sculpture reclining women. after cast Signed Henry Moore and numbered 3/9 after Measures: Without Bas

"An Interesting Patient", oil on canvas, signed 'W. Henry Gore' (lower left), preserved label verso inscribed "An interesting patient / W. Henry Gore / 30 East Russell St / London W.C.", 36x24in., ove

Cattle in the Field, 1861 Oil on canvas Signed and dated bottom right In highly decorative gilt frame H. 32" W. 44 1/2"

HENRY MOORE ENGLISH BRONZE SCULPTUREHENRY MOORE ( 1898--1986) ENGLISH BRONZE SCULPTURESIGNED SIZE 6-1/4 x 3x 2.5” after

ENGLISH HENRY ATKIN EDWARDIAN STERLING BASKET: Approx. 27.27 Troy ounces. A shaped footed dish with handle, of Sterling Silver. Made by Henry Atkin, of Sheffield, England. Dated 1907. Appropriate impr

Henry Simpole (English) With Conway Stewart (British) And Chatterley Pens Chatsworth In Graphite #2/10, L 6.37'' | with 18ct gold broad nib.