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A Stevengraph 'The Struggle' depicting a horse race

A woven silk Stevengraph, The Lady Godiva Procession, 5 x 15 cm, in original printed mount with advertisement on reverse, later mounted, framed and glazed

A large selection of royal commemorative ephemera including framed print of 4 generations of royals, Victoria to George V; framed napkin, royal visit 1905; a Stevengraph; etc.

A silk Stevengraph, The Good Old Days, mounted and framed, 5cm x 15cm.

A framed Stevengraph

A horse racing stevengraph "The Start" framed and glazed

A 19th century Stevengraph, by Thomas Stevens, Inventor and Manufacturer Coventry and London, The First Point, a huntsman and hounds of the chase, 5cm x 15cm; others, The Slip, The Finish, The Death and The Good Old Days (5)

Silk Stevengraph "Victoria" Edwardian topographical postcards, and a collection of 1920s semi nude cards.

Thomas Stevens, stevengraph bookmark, a present from The Crystal Palace opened by the Queen, May 10th 1854, with original backing

A quantity of various pictures and prints including two George Studdy prints, a beaded watch holder, a 'Good Old Days' silk sampler by Thomas Stevens, Stevengraph Works, Coventry, woven in pure silk, two watercolour maritime scenes with sailing boats, five other prints of noted paintings, a print on glass titled 'Sring' published by W. B Walker, a 'Jolly Beggars' Robert Burns brass clock/sign, a Chinese School portrait Doris Mabel Adelaide Smit in a brown 1920's dress on linen rolled up in a metal tube and one other together with a wooden snake

Late 19th/Early 20thC Stevengraph In Sepia Depicting Figures In A Courtyard, 17x12 Inches

Two Stevengraph bookmarks framed "Happy Birthday"

A set of three Stevengraph bookmarks: The last Rose of Summer, Happy Birthday and The Old Armchair

Framed Stevengraph together with reference book on Stevengraphs and encyclopedia of British pottery and porcelain marks

Late 19th/Early 20thC Stevengraph In Sepia Depicting Figures In A Courtyard, 17x12 Inches

Stevengraph and a collection of prints

A 19th century naive portrait of a young girl, watercolour, a stevengraph 'Death of Nelson', and four further pictures

A miscellaneous collection to include a black lacquer desk standish with painted foliate detail, a leather cased medicine glass, early plastic dressing table wares, a trio of Stevengraph woven silk pictures in Oxford type timber frames, the Start Full Cry Dick Turpin's last ride on his bonny Black Bess, ceramic tiles, silver plated wares, a brass figure of a horse standing besides a gate, etc

19th century Stevengraph machine embroidered picture showing the Clifton Suspension Bridge with tug boat, inscribed to mount - Clifton Suspension Bridge, 6 x 14 cm approx in oak Oxford type frame with gilt slip

A pair of framed and glazed Stevengraphs, entitled 'The Start' and 'The Finish', together with a Stevengraph entitled ;The Late Fred Archer' and a circular print of two young ladies.

Late 19th/Early 20thC Stevengraph In Sepia Depicting Figures In A Courtyard, 17x12 Inches

Two Brocklehurst-Whiston Macclesfield silks; "The King's School, Macclesfield" and "The Wizard", three Cash silks and a Stevengraph "The Final Spurt" (6).

Pair of Cashs woven pictures, early railway engines, framed, length 12.25" overall and a Stevengraph "The Struggle," (3).

Stevengraph silk, "The Struggle", 5 x 15cms, mounted, unframed, another racing Stevengraph and a hunting Stevengraph, "The Meet", (3).

A Stevengraph of a stagecoach

Two Victorian Stevengraph book marks, depicting Hope The Anchor of The Soul, and May Health and Happiness be Thine, and a silk bookmark, 'Read, Mark, Learn', (3).

Two Framed and Glazed Stevengraphs ' The Good Old Days ' and ' For Life or Death ' plus another Stevengraph Style Picture

After Claude Lorrain (French 1600-1682). A set of six sepia etchings and mezzotints, engraved by Richard Earlom, titled 'From the Original Drawing in the collection of the Duke of Devonshire', published in 1774 by John Boydell, 20.5 x 25.7cm, framed and glazed, together with thirteen other assorted prints and pictures, including: a Stevengraph of Dick Turpin's ride to York, a stipple engraving of Edmund Burke, a pair of sepia engravings of arcadian scenes and a pair of engravings by Charles Knapton after Panini. (19) Provenance: The Collection of the Late P. J. Rankin.

A box containing brass table lamp, copper kettles, an early 19th century snuff box, a framed and glazed Stevengraph entitled 'The Slip' and other items.

A pair of WWI silk embroidered, lace edged handkerchiefs showing burning buildings, entitled "Souvenir d'Arras" and "Souvenir d'Ypres", 18.5 x 18.5cm, and 21 x 20cm, and a pair of small Stevengraphs of hunting scenes with small cut scraps of animals enhancing the mount, each Stevengraph 5 x 15cm, and an oval engraved print, hand tinted, of a female classical figure in a chariot pulled by three putti, 17.5 x 24cm, all framed and glazed (5).

Two Victorian Stevengraph book marks, depicting Hope of The Soul and May Health and Happiness be Thine and another, (3).

A Stevengraph - The Meet; along with three framed Feathers (2).

A 19th century stevengraph machine embroidered picture showing the Clifton Suspension Bridge with tug boat, inscribed to mount "Clifton Suspension Bridge", 6cm x 14cm in an oak Oxford type frame with gilt slip

Small gilt framed stevengraph of the Crystal Palace with original mount, K. Norman, oil on board, coastal landscape with boats, signed, 12ins x 15ins

Stevengraph of Fred Archer in Prince of Wales colours

Small Stanhope viewer in the form of a crucifix on necklace together with a small Stevengraph type bookmark

A Victorian Stevengraph, worked in silks with a ship, Britannia and flowers, dated 1851, 15.5cm x 19.5cm

FRAMED STEVENGRAPH - CYCLING titled The Last Lap, the woven picture by Thomas Stevens. Also with a Stevengraph titled Called to the Rescue. (2)

AFTER THOMAS STEVENS "The meet", silk Stevengraph, six Le Blond pictures and one small hunting print

A Victorian Stevengraph, worked in silks with a ship, Britannia and flowers, dated 1851, 15.5cm x 19.5cm

Two signed coloured prints after Lionel Edwards, one showing Belvoir Hunt with old label verso - The Battle of Rutlands (?) Belvoir proof by Lionel Edwards, the other from The Hunting Countries Series showing the South Notts Fox Hounds from Ploughman's Wood, both signed in pencil bottom left, 37 x 51 cm approx both in brown and gilt frames together with further sporting and other pictures and prints including a signed coloured Cries of London print, a needlework sampler by Minnie Truscott, three 19th century ornithological coloured engravings, a 19th century map of Gloucestershire, a Stevengraph needlework picture - The Meet, etc

A rare and large Stevengraph of the 1881 Derby winner Iroquois with Fred Archer up, silk picture, 10 by 23cm., 4 by 9in. the mount inscribed OWNED BY P. LORRILARD, IROQUOIS, WINNER OF THE DERBY, 1881, RIDDEN BY F. ARCHER, framed & glazed, overall 23 by 35cm., 9 by 13 3/4in.; sold together with a tailor's advertisement card bearing a coloured picture of Iroquois winning the Derby (2)

Stevengraph silk picture, portrait of the late Fred Archer, wearing the colours of the Prince of Wales

FRED ARCHER STEVENGRAPH IN CONTEMPORARY FRAME AND MOUNT

A gilt framed Stevengraph depicting the meeting of a hunting party.

A 19th Century Stevengraph titled The Present Time and another The Good Old Days (2)

Four Brocklehurst-Whiston Stevengraph pictures: Prestbury, Kettleshulme, Gawsworth and the Queens Coronation

A pair of Brocklehust-Whiston Stevengraph hunting scenes and another No 2 'Filage de la Soie' silk spinning scene, plus a Masonic ladies festival programme and two French fashion prints

A Victorian stevengraph of the boatrace, entitled 'Are You Ready'

Postcards/Cigarette Cards :Postcards approx 100 incl many RP’s, WWI silk cards and Stevengraph Bradford Exps 1904, general condition good.

A "STEVENGRAPH", a pure silk machine woven picture in monochrome of Kenilworth Castle, mount inscribed "Woven in silk by T. Stevens (Coventry) Ltd.", 19cm x 33cm in Hogarth glazed frame, together with TWO SMALLER "STEVENGRAPHS" entitled "Columbus lea ving Spain 1492" and "Signing of the Declaration of Independence July 4th 1776" (3)

An ethnographic Stevengraph, Golly!! Don't I Like Chicken, 11cm x 6.5cm; another, The Lady Godiva Procession, 5.5cm x 15cm (2)

Collection of Stevengraph and other machine-made book marks, including some Victorian and Edwardian, together with a collection of presentation book plates, printed advertising book marks, Christmas cards and other material.

A Framed Stevengraph, The Start.

Two Stevengraph Silk Woven Pictures "The Meet" And "Full Cry"

A late 19th century Stevengraph, 'The Start', 5 x 14cm, together with another 'Full Cry', (2).

Framed and Glazed Stevengraph 'The Good Old Days'

Thomas Stevens - The Present Time, woven silk stevengraph; G Hodgson - Pair of landscape watercolours; and a framed and glazed etching (3)

A 19th Century papier-maché snuff box, the top depicting three gentlemen with a chicken and coinage, a framed porcelain plaque depicting a young girl holding a ball in the 18th Century manner, a white metal snuff box, the lid set with a Wedgwood terracotta medallion depicting the profile of a Roman emperor, the back stamped "Wedgwood", and a framed stevengraph inscribed "Ye Peeping Tom of Coventre"

* A framed double Stevengraph 'The London & York Mail Coach' and 'Dick Turpin's Ride to York' woven in the York Exhibition, 1879 and two Le Blonde prints.