Horse Racing Lithograph. Probably Scott Leighton.

**Originally Listed At $400** Scott Leighton (American, 1847-1898), lithograph printed in color, 1885. Signed Scott Leighton in stone on lower right. Printed in oil colors by Currier and Ives, 115 Nas

Probably 19th C., horse racing colored lithograph print titled "Preparing to Start", frame chipped on top and bottom lengths; together with a harness racing framed print, overall in good condition. Ho

Titles: The Old Mare the Best Horse. [and] Waking up the Old Mare. Artist: Scott Leighton (1849-1898) Lithograph printed in color, 1881 and 1891. New York, published by Currier & Ives, 115 Nassau St

hand-colored lithographs, 19th century, to include "The Trotting Queen Maud S. Record 2:08 3/4" (1881) after Scott Leighton and "Jay Eye See Record 2:10" (1883) after J. Cameron, presented in uniform

Fores's National Sports hand-colored horse racing lithograph, Plate 1, "The Start for the Derby", published in London, 1844, 24" x 44", framed 31" x 50". Some foxing and water stains. Provenance: Late

South Shore" winner of Kings Plate. Dated 1922, in nice vintage oak frame. In nice condition. Framed size: 20 x 25 1/4

A large antique horse racing lithograph. 53 x 82cm.

Framed Horse Racing Lithograph, title to lower border reads ‘St.Albany Steeple Chase’, text below title too faded to read, subject of lithograph men racing on horse with some falling and an audien

Framed Horse Racing Lithograph, title to lower border reads ‘St.Albany Steeple Chase’, text below title too faded to read, subject of lithograph men racing on horse with some falling and an audien

All pencil signed and in the plate, including "A Candle in the Wind Go For Wand 1987-1990," edition 364/1150, "The Great Match Race Ruffian & Foolish Pleasure" edition 218/950, "Turning for Home," edi

Lexington, Man-O-War, Secretariat, Affirmed and one other. All Framed.

Hand colored horse racing lithograph "Passing the Judges Stand" 14 1/4"h x 18 1/4"w

C. 1900 horse racing farm lithograph. "FOREST CITY FARM / CLEVELAND OHIO". Sight 24 1/2" x 29 1/2".

Signed Racing Lithograph of Scott Sharp and Mark Dismore 1998 - Offered Without Reserve - There is NO ESTIMATE on this item. - Framed signed Lithograph of Scott Sharp and Mark Dismore 1998. This was t

19th century horse racing colored lithograph print titled "Preparing to Start". Sight: 8" x 22", Frame: 14 3/4" x 28 1/2". Frame chipped on top and bottom lengths.

Lot of (2) framed lithographs depicting horse racing including lithograph by Pete Curling number 81/500, measures 25 inches tall by 30 inches long, and a framed lithograph by L Sandys-Lumsdaine number

Currier and Ives, United States. Group of four equestrian lithographs including:Scott Leighton (American, 1847-1898). "The Queen of the Turf Maud S, Driven by W.W. Bair: By Harold, Dam Miss Russe

LeRoy Neiman Lithograph. Hand signed by LeRoy Neiman Approx 36x30 inches. Custom framed. Includes certificate of authenticity.

Leroy Neiman Original Lithograph. Hand signed by Leroy Neiman Approx 36x30 inches. Custom framed. Includes certificate of authenticity.

Max Slevogt (German 1868-1932)- Horse-Racing Scenes- 10 lithographs; and Tigers, Lions and other animals- 5 drypoints, ca. 1913; all signed in pencil together with Crowd Scenes- 3 lithographs, all sig

Title: Carnival Game Race Horse & Jockey Additional Information: A carved and painted wooden horse and jockey from a Carnival/County Fair Horse Racing game. There are probably as many names for the ga

This mug is dated 1906 with a Limoges stamp on the bottom. The colors are very strong and the graphic shows Mr. Scott racing his horse. There is one minor chip to the base. Condition (Very Good Plus).

Description: Vintage Dan Patch harness racing fine art lithograph; framed with artist's signature in lower corner. Material: paper; wood; glass. Measurement: approximate 23"h x 32'w in frame/image 21"

Circa 1905 Carved and Painted Double Seat Racing Derby Horse, probably by Herschell-Spillman, with added painted name "Upset" (after the only horse to have ever defeated Man 'O War; at the Saratoga Ra