Advertising fans: El Santo de la Isidra, a fan for the farce in one act, written by Carlos Arniches, with music by Tomás López, which was premiere...

A “Mouchoir” fan, an example of the scarce fans with leaf shaped as a square, like a handkerchief, the leaf of cream paper painted with a smiling...

Advertising fans: a fan in fontange form with wood monture dyed green, the guard printed with the brand Maison Prunier, Paris, the recto with a la...

A large selection of very well-travelled fans, from Korea; Durban; Malta; Spain; Dresden, Austria; Granada; Japan; Kyoto; Indonesia; the UK; Kandy...

Four late 19th century Spanish tourist fans: The first showing the village street scene of the Barber of Seville, the client holding the shaving b...

Advertising fans: less common Galerie Lafayette paper fans, one for Galeries Lafayette Ltd on Regent Street, London, featuring the tiger to the ve...

Ann Collier: Using the technique for Tenerife lace, two 3D fans representing interlocking cogs, worked in lilac and black, the central cogs sittin...

Of French interest: nine fans, with connection to France, consisting of a fontange fan advertising the Lake and Imperial Palace in Annecy and the ...

Advertising fans: four varied and interesting fans, the first advertising Mumm champagne, the café de Paris and the municipal Casino in Constantza...

Advertising fans: a printed paper example for the Hotel Dieudonné, London, with inked signature and date of 1911; together with another similar fo...

America/ Australia and Canada: a selection of fans relating to travels in these countries, some with a connection to the Fan Association of North ...

Advertising fans: a French paper fan in fontange form on wood monture for the Samaritaine de Luxe, 27 Bd des Capucines, Paris; together with anoth...

John and Pippa Brooker: “Frizzleton Voles Fan Factory, a fan designed by Pippa, the monture by John, dated 2005, delightful and humorous depiction...

Commemorative fans: seven fans produced by the Fan Museum Trust, consisting of a fan to celebrate the tercentary of Lloyds of London, in fontange ...

Advertising fans: six fans for French department stores, the first in fontange form, advertising Au Bon Marché with a crinolined lady and her so...

Advertising fans: A good Art Deco printed paper fan in fontange form, for the Savoy Hotel, London, signed Brunelleschi, (1879 – 1949) printed by M...

Two cream fans from the 1890’s, the first painted with a gathering of naked cherubs or children on a rowing boat, whilst the reserves portray Cupi...

Of topographical interest: Five fans, 19th and 20th century, the first a wood brisé, of the type made in Austria, previously lot 237 in the Christ...