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After Louis Wain, a framed and glazed colour print "He's Got My Bone"

A framed Louis Wain print depicting a comical scene of a clown addressing a row of dogs.Approx 40x47cm

LOUIS WAIN ITEMS - POSTCARDS including a large framed Louis Wain print titled Welsher, an album containing various Louis Wain postcards, a Louis Wain Annual 1914, small print I am running away, etc.

Postcards: collection in two early 20th Century albums, to include Edwardian real photographic topographical views/street scenes, pubs/hotels, people/fashion, horses/coaches/transport, cartoon/humour (including Louis Wain Penguins)

LOUIS WAIN PRINT

An extensive collection of Victorian and later postcards: includes erotic and glamour from the Art Nouveau to the Art Deco period, artists include Kirchner, Asti, Pepin, Penot, Peltier, Ney, Ogilvie, Hammick and others, together with some patriotic, World War One, Grus Aus, and Louis Wain cats.

Two framed and glazed Louis Wain prints

Louis William Wain (1860 - 1939)Moonlit view of Roman bridge over the river Tiber with St. Peter's Cathedral in the distance, Rome, the view over Rome and the detail of the CathedralMonochrome gouacheSigned lower left35cm x 25.5cmWith receipt from gallery dated 1969 for £3-15-00Framed and glazed CONDITION REPORT: If you require further images of this lot or a condition report please contact us with your request as condition reports have not been included in the description

A vintage Louis Wain picture of a cat entitled How nice of you to call along with another smaller framed and glazed picture of a cat and dog.

Follower of Louis Wain (1860-1939). Dunce Cat, watercolour, bears signature, 37cm x 29cm.

Follower of Louis Wain (1860-1939). Cat with its paw in the fish jar, watercolour, bears signature, 35cm x 29cm.

After Louis Wain (1860-1939),a study of three cats,coloured engraving,12 x 16 cm, an engraving by Clare Leighton 'Sharpening the Scythe', together with two other engravings (4)

Illustrated Volume etc: Wain (Louis ) and Bingham (Clifton) Fun & Frolic, 4to L. (Ernest Nister) c. 1900, profusely illus., in b. & w. and colour, cloth backed decor. boards, some wear, otherwise Scarce; Kavanagh (Patrick) The Green Fool, 8vo L. (Marlon Brian & O'Keeffe) 1973 (reprint), cloth & d.j., as a lot, w.a.f. (2)N.B. Fun & Frolic should read: c. 1900

A pair of Louis Wain style pottery cats height 13cm

Louis Wain (British 1860-1939), Framed watercolour, signed, ‘Female cat seated in a rickshaw’, 29cm x 38cm Note: The subject was probably inspired by the Japan-British Exhibition held in London 1910.

Tinker, Tailor by E Vredenburg, illustrated by Louis Wain.

A framed Louis Wain print depicting a comical scene of a clown addressing a row of dogs.Approx 40x47cm

Louis Wain for Wilkinson's Royal Staffordshire Pottery, 'The Laughing Cat', inscribed 'The Laughing Cat, Louis Wain' to the tail, with green painted factory mark to the underside, 19cm high

Rutley (Cecily M) The Tale of The Tabby Twins, illus by Louis Wain, boards (binding weak) Condition report Report by RBBoard cover scuffed badly, lightly soiled, inside end paper with pencil colouring, inscribed Peter Xmas 1924, binding poor with loose pages, the back boards with an ink stain and pencil marks

Four Louis Wain type Cat Figures, marked foreign

Follower of Louis Wain (1860-1939). Dunce Cat, watercolour, bears signature, 37cm x 29cm.

Follower of Louis Wain (1860-1939). Cat with its paw in the fish jar, watercolour, bears signature, 35cm x 29cm.

Wonder Book, Ward Lock 1907 includes Louis Wain illustrations, Warne's Pleasure Book (c1930) colour plates, Aesop's Fables by Harry Rountree, Eagle Annuals (1960s) and other vintage children's annuals

Wooden model of a motor boat with clockwork motor and two Louis Wain puzzles, etc

In the manner of Louis Wain,a study of two cats,unsigned,oil on canvas,26 x 20 cm CONDITION REPORT: Unframed, very poor.

Five Louis Wain post-cards

A framed Louis Wain print depicting a comical scene of a clown addressing a row of dogs.Approx 40x47cm

Two large mounted Louis Wain Prints, one being a signed limited edition no. 17/100 - Cats at the opera, the other Cats at the butchers, 27 5/8" x 18 3/8".

A pair of coloured Louis Wain prints each 35 x 47.5cm - both have printed signature and both in simulated wooden frames -some foxing and staining but no visable damage

A monochrome print after Louis Wain, entitled 'Mrs Tabby's Academy', 29 x 33.5cm. Condition report:

A BOX OF BOOKS TO INCLUDE A HARRY POTTER FIRST EDITION AND "CATS NOT BY LOUIS WAIN", ETC

LOUIS WAIN CATS AT SCHOOL, by Louis Wain (1911). George Ratledge. Scarce paperback edition. 1st Edition. Pictorial covers with green cloth spine, title page plus 21 coloured plates, Fair condition. TOGETHER WITH ILLUSTRATED ALICE IN WONDERLAND. Published John Shaw with illustrations by D.R. Sexton, Through the Looking Glass, Macmillan 1915 with a small selection of children's and illustrated titles

AFTER LOUIS WAIN: A PAIR OF CHROMOLITHOGRAPH ILLUSTRATIONS from 'Fun in Catland' of cats on a motoring picnic and in a hammock

Two reproduction Louis Wain framed and glazed prints - "All Aboard for Catlands" and "Motly Crew, 54 X 47cm.

Louis Wain, Beagle, The seven ages vertical   (1)

Louis Wain, Birn Bros, Just a few lines   (1)

Louis Wain, Charles Voisey, I have read   (1)

Louis Wain, Comical Cat series, Let us be Friends   (1)

Louis Wain, Davidson, We Looked Out For You   (1)

Louis Wain, Davis, Brown Tabby & Faulkner, Blue Russian   (2)

Louis Wain, Faulkner, Grace   (1)

Louis Wain, Hartman, In the Weighing Room (1)

Louis Wain, Hartman, Welsher   (1)

Louis Wain, playing table tennis, Christmas Greetings   (1)

Louis Wain, Tuck, Humorous, Fortune Telling (1)

Louis Wain, Tuck, I Can See + repro   (2)

Louis Wain, Tuck, I will have a new hat   (1)

Louis Wain, Tuck, Prize Pussies, I'm tired of waiting   (1)

Louis Wain, Wrench 13033, Who will get the kiss   (1)

After Louis Wain, two humorous colour prints depicting cats behind a table, 'The Wedding Breakfast' and 'The Bachelor's Party', both published by Penny Illustrated Paper number 1896, one unframed, 24cm by 49.5cm, (a/'f) (2)

A late 19th/early 20th Century watercolour of street scene with horse and cart, unsigned; together with an ink sketch of an old Crown Derby factory and two other framed prints, an oak framed mirror and a Louis Wain print (6)

Postcard collection in two albums plus loose, early to mid 20th century including four original World War I ink and watercolour cartoon/ship designs, two Louis Wain cats, various topographical views including some real photography figures in the fashions of the period in one box

Two Albums of Early XX Century Picture Postcards and Photographs, to include Christmas and Easter cards, animals including Louis Wain, sentimental numerous many by Donald McGill and topographical views.

*After Louis Wain (1860-1939), and Violet Roberts (1880-circa 1958). Prize Cats, a set of 12 early 20th century pencil and watercolour illustrations on cream silk, each showing a single cat in humorous pose, with caption in calligraphic pencil to lower margin with title, a few minor spots, each watercolour 12 x 12 cm (4.75 x 4.75 ins), and mounted and framed as two sets of six images, overall size of mount 24 x 94 cm (9.5 x 37 ins), matching frames, glazed A series of meticulously detailed and technically accomplished paintings entitled: Third Prize; Second Prize; Disqualified; Silver Cup; Premiership; Special, and: Championship; Silver Medal; First Prize; Honorable Mention; The Glad Eye!; Diabolo The Stick Trick. (2)

LOUIS WAIN (1860-1939). Seated cat smoking a cigarette, signed lower left, pencil drawing on paper, gilt framed and glazed, 22.5 x 26 cmNote - See copies of letter for provenance

LOUIS WAIN (1860-1939). Two seated cats smoking, signed lower left, pencil drawing on paper, gilt framed and glazed, 22.5 x 26 cmNote - See copies of letters for provenance.

A 19th Century oval portrait miniature of a young gentleman; and two humorous cat prints after Louis Wain, (3)

A Louis Wain comical cat figure, c.1920, by Wilkinson & Co

A rummage box to include a paire of cloisonne candlesticks; Dresden powder pot; Wedgwood black Jasper ware pot; Coalport owl; various vintage art glass; Louis Wain prints etc. (qty)

POSTCARDS - ASSORTED Approximately 110 cards, including real photographic views of Rice's General Store, Springfield, Ontario; St. Mary Street, Cardiff; Penrikyber Colliery; Treaman Colliery, Aberaman; the R.M.S. Empress of Scotland; and Library Grounds, Moose Jaw; with views of Caledonian Road, Stevenston; a Louis Wain artist-drawn; the wreck of the 'Hilda', St. Malo, 1905, signed by one of the few survivors, James Grinter; a portrait of Lt-Com. Holbrook, V.C.; and others, (loose). Note (1): The S.S. Hilda was owned by the London and South Western Railway and was operating the passenger and general cargo service between Southampton and Saint-Malo at the time of her loss, in snow squalls, against the Pierre de Portes rocks. Over 125 people were drowned. Note (2): James Grinter (1856-1945) was born in the village of Ryall, in the parish of Whitchurch Canonicorum (Dorset). He married Amandine Coutu of St. Peter's Port, Guernsey in 1878, and at the time of the tragedy was living at 10, Frederick Street, Newtown, Southampton. He had been shipwrecked twice previously and, on this occasion, survived by climbing and clinging to the rigging. The only other survivors of the 'Hilda' were five Breton onion sellers.