Louis Wain Print - Master of Cat College,

the anthropomorphised master seated amongst flowers with red brick university in the background, the original painted c.1914, 52 cm x 72 cm, framed & glazed; together with McKenzie Thorpe print 'Roy R

Gucci x Louis Wain Cat Print Messenger Bag (Never Carried W/Dust Cover) - This lovely messenger bag is a result of the collaboration between British illustrator Louis Wain and Gucci. The bag is crafte

A collection of Louis Wain comical cat prints and another similar by Henrietta Rormen: Largest 45 x 36cm. (6)

"Pussy Enjoys the First Blizzard of the Year". Framed original print from "Leslie's Weekly" December 1898; possibly hand colored. Custom mat and frame. Appears in very good condition; not examined out

"Seaside Joys". Vintage color lithograph print of a mother cat and kittens on a beach. "7. Seaside Joys" to lower margin. Custom frame with UV filter plexi-glass. Appears in excellent condition; not e

"Sketches at the Cat Show, Crystal Palace". Lithograph page from the Oct. 22, 1887, issue of The Illustrated London News, page 482. Custom mat and frame. Appears in very good condition; not examined o

Cat Print collection 5 prints various sizes from artists Linda Jane Smith and Louis Wain. Good condition. We combine postage on multiple winning lots and can ship worldwide. UK postage from £4.9

Lithographs Published 1902, London for "The Louis Wain Nursery Book" Illustrated by Louis Wain. In Old Mounts. Overall Size: 11 x 9.5 inch (28 x 24cm) Good Condition overall

Louis Wain 22x9 Colour Print Titled 'What We Are About To Receive' from an original Oil Painting by the Artist. Print Shows 10 cats about to receive food. Humorous Print. Good condition. Good conditio

Louis William Wain (5 August 1860 - 4 July 1939) was an English artist best known for his drawings of anthropomorphised cats and kittens. This is an original pen and ink to cream paper drawing of a Ca

Groupings, including: "Waiting for something to turn up"; "Who are you?" (clipped corners); "Some Sport"; "Here's Luck - and five-fold Luck at that..."; "Look out for me"; "N-ggers"; "Wallflowers" & "

"A Cat's Matrimony" Series 6122, published by Davidson Bros.

All Caricatures, including: "Things like this you know must be, after a famous victory"; "Sie denken wohl ich bin ein Affe!"; "Down with mice I say!"; "J'en ai l'eau a la bouche"; "I can see..."; "My

"The Cat's Life," Series 6123, published by Davidson Bros.

AN UNFRAMED PEN & WATERCOLOUR, signed Louis Wain, "Cat Bartender". 1 ft 8ins x 1 ft 2ins.

Group of 3 C.W. Faulkner and Co, some written on and 1909. Black Persian, orange tabby.

All Tuck's Oilette, "Diabolo", including: "not so easy as it looks"; "The Stick Trick" (mailed); "A young beginner"; "Even Baby plays it"; "Quite Professional" (mailed); "It hit me in the eye" (mailed

All Raphael Tuck's Humorous "Fortune Telling" series, including: "You will be lucky in love"; "You will come to great fame"; "You will get your heart's desire"; "You will be loved by everybody" & "You

All of children playing, various publishers. including fishing, jump rope, see-saw, swing, snowball fight, cricket, dog racing, schoolroom mayhem. Mostly mailed, fair to good condition.

All "Bust Portraits", including: "Brown Tabby Persian; "Blue Russian"; "A Persian Prince"; "The Young Coquette"; "Chinchilla Persian"; "White Persian"; "Black Persian"; "Ruffled Plumes"; "The Bully" (

All Christmas Greetings, including: "Jack the Giant Killer"; "Preparing for the party"; "Baby Darling"; "A pretty kettle of fish"; "Give me the farthing change please" & playing table tennis. Three ma

Various publishers, all Courting Themed, including: "I hope you will like this note"; "You're just the one I'm waiting for"; "I thought you loved me..."; "I hope I shall catch you"; "Tea and Scandal";

All black & white sporting scenes, including: "A Sack Race"; "Welsher!!!" (x2); "Hockey" & "After the Scrum is Over". Three mailed, generally good condition.

All Valentines Cards, including: "A Kiss for my Valentine. Oh! pray be very careful, dear. They'll hear you in the house, I fear." (x2); "We's both love one another. Dos oo love me? say oo do, Then we