Vanity Fair, 1849

Heading: Author: Thackeray, William Makepeace Title: Vanity Fair: A Novel Without a Hero Place Published: London Publisher:Bradbury and Evans Date Published: 1849 Description: <

Captivating Custom Framed Madonna Signed Vanity Fair Cover - Own a Piece of Pop History. We are honored to present a rare and mesmerizing piece of pop culture history: a custom-framed original Vanity

Pair of Metropolis lounge chairs and one Vanity Fair ottoman by Poltrona Frau, Italy, 1990s. Chairs with manufacturer's branded lining and brass tag; Ottoman with tag and embossed logo. Chairs are num

(CARICATURE). Vanity Fair. Approximately 230 chromolithographed caricature plates. 2 volumes. Folio, contemporary half morocco, first volume worn with covers detached; clipped and mounted to album lea

DAME EDNA original early ink study illustration by Hilary Knight for Vanity Fair publication 2001-2003 (published). During 2001-2003 Vanity Fair introduced a monthly mock advice column by Dame Edna to

Vanity Fair, A Novel Without A Hero by William Makepeace Thackeray, 1848, Published by Bradbury and Evans, Bouverie Street, London, Believed to be a First Edition based on issue readings on pp. 336 an

Box of various original and reprinted 19th century Vanity Fair Spy prints, some ex. libris. Provenance: Phyllis Lucas Gallery, NYC.

Lot 88 Anne Fish English (1890-1965) Illustrations for Vanity Fair, Group of 6 (1923) ink and graphite on paper each signed lower right image (largest): 15 x 11 1/4 inches unframed Provenance: Propert

(British, 19th-early 20th century) Vincent Brooks Day & Son, London, publisher: Lester (Lester Reiff), Aug. 30, 1900; Top of the List (William Higgs), 1906; He Rides for Lord Durham (William Griggs),

William Gropper (American, 1897-1977) Great original illustration for Vanity Fair by American artist and illustrator William Gropper. From the collection of former journalist and art and theater criti

Four turn of the century Vanity Fair chromolithograph caricatures depicting Victorian era horse jockeys. Includes "Wenty" (1897), "The Favourite Jockey" (1881) and "Morney" (1891) by Sir Leslie "Spy"

Four turn of the century Vanity Fair chromolithograph caricatures depicting Victorian era huntsmen. Includes "Doggie" (1884) and "The Quorn" (1884) by Sir Leslie "Spy" Ward, with "Bay" (1883) by Theob

Approximately 72 issues of "Esquire", 8 issues of "Stage", 55 issues of "Vanity Fair" and 18 issues of "Fortune" (Lot) NOTE: This lot is being re-auctioned due to non-paying bidder Hugues Levesque of

the group of lighters including one each from 2010, 2013, 2015, 2016, and 2017, and two from 2011; also including a Vaultz desk box; a Swiss Army knife; a wood box of marbles with instruction book 'Al

Five turn of the century Vanity Fair chromolithograph caricatures depicting Victorian era huntsmen. Includes "The Huntsman" (1884) and "Serlby" (1899) by Sir Leslie "Spy" Ward, "Berks and Bucks" (1903

(14) Vanity Fair prints of judges, (12) framed, (2) unframed, largest framed size 23-1/2" x 29-3/4"

Four turn of the century Vanity Fair chromolithograph caricatures depicting Victorian era horse jockeys. Includes "The Baby" (1884) by Sir Leslie "Spy" Ward, "Count Strickland" (1893) by W.B. "Hay" Ha

8 Framed Vanity Fair Caricature Prints includes Soverign No. *, Lieutenant and Bandmaster Daniel Godrey, Baron Mayer Amschel De Rothschild, Sir Michael Costa, Earl of Hopetoun, Men of Day #36, General

(8) VANITY FAIR ILLUSTRATIONS - 1870s to 1880s British Caricature Portraits of Judges of the Queen's Court, aquatint lithos, various artists, as published in the periodical, in matching black stick fr

Vanity Fair Spy Print Assortment (23) items, series of full page caricatures of famous men of the day; some matted under glass in gold frames Property from: Private Collector, Chicago, IL Height: 14 3

(14) Vanity Fair prints of judges, (12) framed, (2) unframed, largest framed size 23-1/2" x 29-3/4"

Four late 19th to early 20th century Vanity Fair Supplement print caricatures depicting Victorian era huntsmen. Includes a double page spread titled "A Master's Meet" (1895), with "Alfred", "The Maste

1880 Thackeray Works Newcomes Virginians Vanity Fair Sketchbooks Illustrated 11v William Makepeace Thackeray was an English novelist of the 19th century. He was famous for his satirical works such as

DESCRIPTION: An 1895 Vanity Fair No.41 playing card deck. Features an overall Americana motif and full suits, with one joker card. Includes original box and is marked:"Vanity Fair Playing Cards No.41