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A late 19th century set of ten silk and lace circular place settings decorated in the manner of Louis Wain, 18.5cm diameter, together with a silk Stevengraph menu and bookmark, an 18th century baby's silk glove and three pieces of miscellaneous textile.

A 19TH CENTURY STEVENGRAPH 'THE MEET', framed and glazed, 4.5 x 14.5 cm

A Stevengraph, 'The Lady Godiva Procession', and a small collection of indentures.

A Stevengraph pure silk woven picture depicting a boat race.

A finely woven silk picture titled The Last Lap by Thomas Stevens, an English textile artist renowned for his Stevengraph silk pictures. This piece, produced in Coventry, England, features a detailed depiction of a high-wheel bicycle race, a popular 19th-century sporting event. The vibrant silk weaving captures four cyclists in motion, set against a stadium backdrop, with exquisite detailing in their attire and the bicycles. Thomas Stevens revolutionized textile printing in the late 19th century by creating these intricate woven artworks, which became highly collectible. The artwork is presented in its original period frame with a double mat, complementing the delicate textile medium. The reverse includes the original Stevengraph Works label, listing other available designs from the Coventry-based workshop.Artist: Thomas StevensIssued: 19th centuryDimensions: 9"H x 12"WCondition: Age related wear.

Thomas Stevens Victorian Stevengraph 'The Last Lap' in titled mountPOA https://www.bradleys.ltd/quotation-request-form

A Victorian machine-woven silk Stevengraph of the poem "The Old Arm Chair" by Eliza Cook, in card mount, gilt slip and moulded frame under glass, 34 cm x 13 cm overall

Stevengraphs - Thomas Stevens, London, a woven silk Stevengraph, of railway interest, depicting the Lord Howe steam locomotive, titled 'The Present Time 60 Miles an Hour', 5cm x 15cm; others, For Life or Death, Dick Turpin's Ride to York, The Slip, Full Cry, The Death (6)

Group of seven various framed Stevengraph silk pictures

Fred Archer memorabilia, comprising: a Victorian print of the jockey Fred Archer circa 1886, titled The Late Fred Archer, the jockey portrayed in the colours of the Prince of Wales, published by The Illustrated Sporting & Dramatic News, in a modern mount with oval-shaped aperture, 56 by 36cm., visible print in good condition, not inspected below mount; sold together with a 1986 Cheltenham Art Gallery & Museums Exhibition Catalogue “Fred Archer, Sporting Hero, 1857-1886” which features the above mentioned print to the front cover; the lot also including a further Victorian print titled Fred Archer, Champion Jockey, with decorative embossed mantel clock-shaped card mount featuring a horse's head, oak and laurel; a woven silk stevengraph picture of Archer wearing the Duke of Westminster's colours; and a Victorian pottery octagonal plate from the Wallis Grimson & Co. Portrait Series, featuring Archer and inscribed with details of his career, black & white decoration, restored, (5 items).

A collection of items comprising a Stevengraph "Lady Godiva procession", a pair of German bisque samoyed dog figures, a pair of Staffordshire spaniel ornaments and a smaller spaniel ornament, a large white Staffordshire spaniel, a modern silvered carriage clock with quartz mechanism and a Beswick type heavy horse ornament, together with a mahogany rectangular framed wall mirror, 79 cm x 58 cm

Various late 19th and early 20th century scrapbook items, Stevengraph, etc

A gilt framed silk stevengraph by Thomas Stevens, depicting "The Lady Godiva Procession"

A Collection of Forty-Four Charity Day Flags and Badges of the First World War, contained in a small display folder, together with two embroidered silk postcards and a Stevengraph bookmark "The Old Arm Chair"

* Russian Revolution. An Autograph Postcard in English from 'Ellie', Petrograd, 5th/18th March 1917, to Fanny and Allie Harman of Llandrindod Wells, telling them that she is well though she has been ill for the last month and was taken to the British Nursing Home, mentioning the weather, before dramatically turning to current events, ‘You will soon hear what a terrible time we passed through. One night we all slept in our clothes, boots and all our hats and coats beside us, in case our house was set on fire. A prison, divided from us by only one house, was burnt to the ground and ours was threatened. The 2nd house from this was also burnt and many others. The Emperor is deposed, nothing is settled, all the Ministers have been arrested and new ones appointed. Criminals and political prisoners have been set free so no doubt there will be plenty of robberies and murders, they have already begun. Thank God, we are safe so far. Genie is alright – she has been an angel of mercy to me, she would send her love if she knew I was writing’, signed from Ellie and written vertically down the whole message side of a postcard, address side completed, stamped and postmarked at Petrograd 5 March 1917 and with a later franking mark with indistinct place name, dated 27 March 1917, together with a larger hand-addressed envelope with censor's stamp and label and various postmarks dated 13 March 1970, 15 March 1970 and ’92.3.17’, together with a Stevengraph woven silk postcard of RMS Lusitania, c. 1910, with message written across divided back, a little spotting and soiling QTY: (3)NOTE:An interesting first-hand account written by a British woman, seemingly a teacher, living in Petrograd at the time of the Russian Revolution. At the beginning of February 1917, Petrograd workers began several strikes and demonstrations. On 8 March a series of meetings and rallIies gradually turned into economic and political gatherings, and by 10 March virtually every industrial enterprise in Petrograd had been shut down. To quell the riots, the Tsar looked to the army and ordered it to suppress the rioting by force on 11 March. Unable to rule effectively, Tsar Nicholas II abdicated on 15 March. The postmarks on the postcard and envelope are in the Old Style system and so 13 days earlier than the New Style system. Hence, the earliest postmark on the postcard for 5 March 1917 is actually 18 March 1917 (N.S.) and so stamped three days after Nicholas II’s abdication.

Three Stevengraph woven silk pictures, The Lady Godiva Procession, The First Train, Called to the Rescue(3).

Four Stevengraph woven silk pictures, Declaration of Independence, Landing of Columbus, Ploughin the field, Crystal Palace (4)

Two Stevengraph woven silk pictures, Are You Ready, The Final Sprint(2).

Three Stevengraph woven silk pictures, The First Innings, The Last Lap, The First Touch(3)

Large stevengraph of Fred Archer riding the 1881 Derby and St Leger winner Iroquois,woven silk picture by Thomas Stevens of Coventry, mounted under glass in a modern frame,  28 by 39cm., good condition; sold with two unframe stevengraphs of Fred Archer, one in the colours of HRH The Prince of Wales, the other in the silks of the Duke of Westminster, (3 items).

Three 19th century horse racing prints,the first a woven silk stevengraph titled “The Start”; the next a colour lithograph titled Jockeys of the Day, a supplement of the Illustrated London News dated 1891; the other an engraving after the artist Ben Herring titled “Wanota, Winner of the Ascot Stakes”, all mounted, framed & glazed, the jockeys print the largest 57 by 47cm., good condition, (3).

A late 19th century Stevengraph - The First Point, in a mahogany frame, 29cm wide.

Thomas Stevens, Stevengraph of The Crystal Palace in original card mount with advertising back complete with original envelope (has been creased from top right of silk across the mount o/w gd)

Silk Pictures, 5 pictures to comprise coloured double portrait of King Edward VII and Queen Alexandra (tape marks to card mounts o/w gd), b/w Stevengraph of Benjamin Disraeli entitled The late Earl of Beaconsfield (mount damaged, silk gd), Lord Kitchener cigarette card issue, b/w A. Pere of couples dancing (vg) and the cover of a book of Scot's Poems incorporating a silk (gd)

1953 CORONATION OF QUEEN ELIZABETH II SILK EMBROIDERY, STEVENGRAPH

Silver, Jewellery and Bijouterie - a Modernist silver and hardstone ring; an amber necklace; gold coloured metal stick pins; silver intaglio rings; a plated aide memoir; an agate and champleve enamel snuff box; a Stevengraph bookmark, York Minster; etc

THOMAS STEVENS, STEVENGRAPH SILK EMBROIDERY, LATE 19TH / EARLY 20TH CENTURY titled The Start, framed and under glass23cm high x 29cm wide overall

c1890 Three Horse Racing Stevengraph embroidered silks by Thomas Stevens Stevengraphs, titled - The Meet; The Start; The Death, in period wooden frames - some fading to colours (3)

Two 19th Century Stevengraph silk pictures, 'The First Time'; 'The Present Time'.

A collection of mainly sporting related china and ephemera, including a Royal Doulton Tony Weller jug, a pair of Arthur Wood Sporting Series cricketing mugs, a cup and saucer inscribed "Presented by William R Ward Family Grocer Coventry" depicting a cricketing scene, a Gray's pottery plate "The Noble Sport of Cricket The Renowned Cricketers George Parr and Alfred Mynn Esq.", a Goss type commemorative football "Inverness", another similar rugby ball "Plymouth", another similar golf ball "Lydney Forest of Dean", a German pottery figure of a gentleman cricketer, a Staffordshire figure of a "Girl with carpet bowls", a plaster figure of "J B Hobbs", painted figure of a "Dog playing tennis", painted figure of a "Dog playing cricket" (very A/F), stevengraph "The First Over" (very faded), an oak mounted letter rack decorated with two coloured print scenes of huntsmen, a Victorian commemorative mug 1897, copper lustre jug, Moorcroft pin dish, Royal Crown Derby figure of a "Wren", two small glass jugs, grey glass stemmed drinking glass and a brass chamberstick

A Victorian woven silk Stevengraph 'For Life or Death', 5 x 15cm, together with four various Stevengraphs of various subject (5)

A quantity of Old Indian wooden printing blocks in floral and geometric patterns, a wood and metal tribal face mask, and a vintage framed Stevengraph silk bookmark.

A 19th century horse racing stevengraph 'The Start' - framed as an oval, 21cm x 26cm

Pair of Stevengraph woven silk pictures 'The Start' and 'The Finish' image size 5cm x 15cm

STEVENGRAPHS, 3 hunting silk Stevengraphs, together with "Lady Godiva Procession" and "Dick Turpin's Last Ride", also 2 framed Stevengraph book marks

A COLLECTION OF STEVENGRAPH BOOKMARKS and similar, including one mounted on the original Thomas Stevens, Coventry, card (some damaged)

Two stevengraph silk panels, Kenilworth Castle and Coventry, both 17x32.5cm.Qty: 2

A framed silk stevengraph together with topographical watercolours, and three various oval colour mezzotints (6)

A collection of assorted vintage and later postcards together with a Stevengraph 

A miscellany to include a brass Jam pan measuring 34.5cm, brass chestnut roaster, toasting fork with a ship and a Stevengraph depicting The Death.

Two stevengraph silk panels, Kenilworth Castle and Coventry, both 17x32.5cm.Qty: 2

Two 19th century cardboard plates decorated with prints of paintings after Arthur and Harry Payne, The Coronation of Queen Victoria in Westminster Abbey June 28th 1838 and The Queen and Prince Albert Touring in the Highlands, Summer 1860, Accompanied by the Ghillie John Brown, 20cm diameter, (a/f), a Copeland Spode commemorative whisky decanter for the Coronation of George V and Queen Mary June 22nd 1911, with retailer's name Andrew Usher & Co, Distillers, Edinburgh, with crown stopper (chipped), 25cm and a framed Stevengraph The Present Time, (4).

After John Burnet (1784-1868), "Greenwich Pensioners commemorating the Battle of Trafalgar", hand coloured engraving, engraved by the artist, 43 x 71cm approx., in a glazed maple frame; Victorian woven silk Stevengraph, "The Death of Nelson", 5.8 x 17.2cm, in a titled card mount and glazed frame; and Geoffrey Hunt (b.1948), "Nelson's Ships - Agamemnon Opens Fire on the Ca Ira, 13th March 1795", signed in pencil in the margin, offset lithograph, 48 x 60cm. (3)

Rowing - a Victorian Stevengraph, Are You Ready?, by Thomas Stevens, Coventry and London, 5.5cm x 15cm; another, Jindy (2)

Two Victorian Stevengraph silk panels, 'The Good Old Days' and 'The Present Time', a 19th century engraving after Ackermann & Co 'The Iron Steam Ship Great Britain, 3500 Tonnes, 500 Horse Power', plan of Birmingham in the year 1731 and an engraving of Doctor Benjamin Hoadly Lord Bishop of Winchester (5).

Two woven silk Stevengraph portraits “Victoria”; & “Right Hon. W. E. Gladstone, M.P”, each in a glazed frame; together with various loose photographs, postcards, etc.

A late 19th / early 20th Century machine-woven silk Stevengraph of the poem "The Old Arm Chair" by Eliza Cook, in card mount and moulded frame under glass, 38 x 19 cm

An album of approximately 130 postcards, including RPs of "Colliery and Brickworks, Nostell", "Ironbridge", "Victoria FC 1907-8", a Stevengraph postcard of the "Peeping Tom Coventry", humour, topography, greetings, etc.

A Stevengraph of Kenilworth Castle, 18.5 cm x 32.5 cm, marked to the mount "Woven in silk by T Stevens Coventry Limited", framed and mounted.

Assorted pictures, to include a lithograph of Whitehall, a Ray Bell watercolour of a ship, a plate from a maritime book depicting a diagram of a capstan, two coloured etchings, Antwerp and Brussels and a Stevengraph, Far Cry (6)

VICTORIAN STEVENGRAPH - CALLED TO THE RESCUE

A Stevengraph depicting The Death Of Nelson after a painting by Daniel Maclise

Cricket related collectables to include a stevengraph The First Over, another photograph England Tour of Australia 1998/99 signed, a ball and a print Location:If there is no condition report shown, please request

Small framed Stevengraph picture ' Death of Nelson ', and another ' Wellington and Blucher '

A copy of a 19thC Stevengraph "Royal Mail", framed and glazed, 7cm x 15cm.

A miscellany to include England's Hope, Prince Albert Edward, Princess Alexandra Stevengraph silk bookmark by J. Matthews; 'Things a Lady Would Like to Know', bound photo album, women's magazines, Home Journal, Woman's Own, Woman's Weekly etc, Ogden's Redbreast Flake tin, Topical Times Footballers, Typhoo William Shakespeare cards, Thos. Broadbent & Sons, Ltd notepad etc.

Reversable monkey nutcracker; Brass Jam pan measuring 34.5cm and a Brass Chestnut roaster, toasting fork with a ship. A Stevengraph depicting The Death.

EPHEMERA. A group of Dickens related ephemera in two modern albums and loose, including: actors autographs, first day covers, Tuck's Oilette postcards, a stevengraph bookmark, loose engraved illustration from various Dickens works, 3 issues of All the Year Round 1873 (poor condition), various booklets, etc

3 Stevengraphs depicting hunting scenes, and 2 depicting Stephenson's "Triumph", and another locomotive Stevengraph, all framed, largest 20cm x 21cm

A selection of William Gladstone related commemorative memorabilia including commemorative ceramic plates, Stevengraph woven picture, brass Gladstone plaque, ceramic tiles and related items