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A 19thC Stevengraph of the Lady Godiva procession, 14.5cm x 5.5cm, in black and gilt frame.

19th century woven silk Stevengraph 'The Good Old Days' 15cm x 5cm and a woven silk picture of a Heron by Cash's (2)

An antique Stevengraph of a rowing race entitled ' The Final Spurt ', pasted to board with Thomas Stevens retail information verso, overall size, 5 3/8 x 8 1/8in. (13.7 x 20.7cm.), together with woven silk picture of Her Majesty Queen Alexandra, Rd. Q 370915. (2) * Both mounts with foxing and staining, silk images with light stains, otherwise good.

A Victorian stevengraph silk picture - The Death of Nelson, 2 3/8 x 6 ¾in. (6 x 17.2cm.), in a titled green card mount, framed and glazed.

A Stevengraph : The Good Old Days, silk-woven in colours, 6 cm x 15 cm, together with eight further miscellaneous prints by various artists depicting differing subjects, all nine parts framed. (9)

Three framed Stevengraph style machine silk pictures comprising a fire wagon entitled 'For Life or Death', an early steam train and a coaching scene

Chinese famille verte ginger jar, Chinesescroll, Persian miniature chest of drawers, lead tobacco jar with figure of Napoleon, box of Cuban tobacco, Russian school painting and a stevengraphPlease note the ivory puzzle ball and stand are no longer in this lot.

Collection of Victorian porcelain including decorative teawares, plates, wall plaques, glass, Gladstone busts, WH Grant stevengraph, etc.

A framed Stevengraph of Baden Powell, another similar of Lord Charles Beresford, another of Robert Burns and two others, England's Royal Sailor and Prince Albert

Two early 20thC Postcard Albums, containing UK and Devon topography and greetings cards, together with silk and embroidered postcards, loose, a black and white photo of Offwell School 1936, a Stevengraph, 'The Final Spurt', various commemorative ephemera, including a Corgi 1977 Silver Jubilee model of the 1902 Coronation State Landau, boxed etc. (a lot)

Stevengraph woven silk picture 'The First Over' with Thomas Stevens advertising card to the reverse, another 'Called to the Rescue' and a woven silk portrait of the Marquis of Salisbury

19th Century and later pictures, including: a Victorian alphabet sampler, worked by Sarah Hall Ewart, aged 17, 1877, and a Stevengraph of 'The Crystal Palace'; etc.

A framed Stevengraph, "Dick Turpin's last ride on bonnie Black Bess", a small tinplate clockwork bird, a flower press & a hardwood marking gauge

A stevengraph of The Meet, framed and glazed. 23 x 16 cm overall

Stevengraph silkwork picture 'For Life or Death' in gilt frame and another 'The Present Time' with Stevengraph advertisement to the reverse, each 6cm x 13cm

Two 19th century Stevengraph silks of William Gladstone, with a further silk of Queen Elizabeth II dated 1953, a selection of decorative prints, an embossed metal African panel, an Indian carved wood model of a buffalo, a Kenyan cast bronze animal paw dish, named Simba, and a modern Wedgwood transfer printed Turkey pattern meat dish.

Tray lot of collectors pieces including antique Delft box, Indian inlaid box, miner figure, Stevengraph bookmark, etc.

Victorian Stevengraph Framed Silk Picture - The First Point

Victorian Stevengraph Framed Silk Picture - Are Your Ready, Boat Race

Victorian Stevengraph Framed Silk Picture - The Crystal Palace

Victorian Stevengraph Framed Silk Picture - The Lady Godiva Procession

Victorian Stevengraph Framed Silk Picture - The Present Time, Stevenson's Rocket Steam Trains

Victorian Stevengraph Framed Silk Picture - The Last Lap, Ordinary Bicycle Race

Victorian Stevengraph Framed Silk Picture - Dick Turpin and Black Bess

Gilt Framed Double Stevengraph - London and York Mail Coach, Stevenson's Triumph, plus Stevengraph Reference Books

Victorian Stevengraph Framed Silk Picture - The Good Old Days Mail Coach

Victorian Stevengraph Framed Silk Picture - Full Cry Hunting Scene

Victorian Stevengraph Framed Silk Picture - Portrait of the Late Fred Archer, Jockey

Two Victorian Stevengraph Framed Silk Portraits - Gladstone, and The Earl of Beaconsfield

Two Victorian Stevengraph Framed Silk Portraits of Queen Victorian

Victorian Stevengraph Framed Silk Portrait of Lord Kitchener

Framed Stevengraph Hunting Scene, Silk Picture of Queen Victoria, and a Nursery Scene

Three Victorian Stevengraph silk pictures depicting portraits of the following pugilists: John Lawrence Sullivan (American, 1858-1918), "Boston Strong Boy", the first Heavyweight Champion of gloved boxing; Charles Watson "Charley" Mitchell (English, 1861-1918), heavyweight contender and Lightweight Champion; Jem Smith (English, 1863-1931), bare-knuckle prize fighter and Heavyweight Champion of England. In original Thomas Stevens mounts, framed, glazed recto & verso (both sides visible). The silk portraits are well-preserved with some very faint spotting; the mounts have toning from age, creases, marks, wear and slight loss verso. Boxing Interest (3)

Three stevengraphs of the jockey Fred Archer circa 1886, the first in the Royal Colours of HRH The Prince of Wales, one in the colours of "Mr Manton" (Duchess of Montrose); the other in the colours of Lord Falmouth; the lot also including a fourth stevengraph potraying the jockey Tom Cannon in the colours of Lord Rosebery, published by Thomas Stevens, Coventry, the Cannon lacking the original publisher's printed details to the reverse; the lot also including two colour bookplates after Finch Mason portraying steeplechasing and hunting (6) ...

A collection of memorabilia relating to the Victorian jockey Fred Archer,comprising; a cart-de-visite of Archer with his daughter Nellie Rose; a framed Stevengraph of Archer in the colours of Mr Dover, which original publisher's mount; a clay pipe, the bowl featuring the late Fred Archer and the Duke of Portland's 1889 Derby winner Donovan; a brass and enamel pocket watch stand featuring Archer; a silver pendant (stamped .925) for keeping postage stamps, bearing an enamelled portrait of Fred Archer in the Royal Colours; a gentlemen's stick pin set with a portrait of Archer after the Vanity Fair print; and E.M. Humphris's book 'The Life of Fred Archer'  published by Hutchinson's Booklover's Library, with d/jPlease be aware all glass will be removed from framed and glazed items prior to posting and may result in delays to shipping your items. (This service is included in the cost of postage and packing). We can also totally remove all framing and mounts upon request to reduce shipping costs. Alternatively lots can be collected in person by prior appointment from NN8 1RT.

An 18th century polychrome Delft tile, 12cm, and a Victorian Stevengraph, ‘The Meet’

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An album of approximately 90 Victorian greetings cards, greetings postcards, etc, including a Wiggle-Woggle card, an 1887 "Rimmel's Comic Pocket Book Almanac Topsy Turvy" and a woven silk Stevengraph-type bookmark, (none stuck-down).

A Victorian Stevengraph, depicting Dick Turpin and Lady Godiva, 7 x 15cm (2)

Victorian woven silk Stevengraph 'Dick Turpin's last Ride' with the Stevengraph advertisement on the reverse, another 'Lady Godiva Procession' and a child's silk book mark 'Wishing you a Happy New Year', all framed

An 18th century lead tobacco box and cover, of chamfered rectangular form, with figural and dolphin finial, 15.5cm wide, a 19th century small oil on panel, depicting shipping on rough seas, 5.5 x 9.5cm, in bird's eye maple frame, and with miniature easel stand, a Stevengraph "Full Cry", and a late 19th century carved ivory puzzle ball (AF), on turned stand. (4)

A Fred Archer silk Stevengraph, 13 x 8cm

Three Stevengraph hunting scenes

A woven silk Stevengraph Bookmark commemorating 'The Late, Lamented President Lincoln,' 1865, featuring an image of the president surrounded by an eagle and national flags, length 19cm, identical examples to be found in the Henry Ford Museum of American Innovation, Dearborn, Missouri, USA

A woven silk Stevengraph bookmark featuring 'John Bright', featuring an image of the individual with the words 'The Apostle of Free Trade' written above and two crossed flags beneath, length 14cm

An antique Stevengraph of a rowing race entitled ' The Final Spurt 'pasted to board with Thomas Stevens retail information verso, overall size, 5 3/8 x 8 1/8in. (13.7 x 20.7cm.), together with woven silk picture of Her Majesty Queen Alexandra, Rd. Q 370915. (2)

Pictures and Prints - a pair of 19th century Baxter prints, each mounted in verre eglomise frames; a pair of Stevengraph hunting silks, The First Point, The Struggle (4)

Stevengraph woven silk picture 'Are You Ready', another 'The Good Old Days' and a woven silk bookmark by W H Grant commemorating the International Mining Exhibition, Newcastle 1887

A Stevengraph "The Death of Nelson".

Pictures and Prints - a pair of 19th century Baxter prints, each mounted in verre eglomise frames; a pair of Stevengraph hunting silks, The First Point, The Struggle (4)

19th century woven silk Stevengraph 'The Good Old Days' and another 'The Water Jump'

Three framed silk Stevengraph or similar silk pictures, comprising The Good Old Days (coach and horses), The Present Time (railway locomotive with train) and Fred Archer (jockey) horse racing / equestrian interest, overall size of largest 17 x 24cm

Pair of framed ' Stevengraph ' silk pictures, ' The Present Time ' and ' Full Cry '

Oak panels, paintings, Sunderland lustre plaque, Stevengraph woven silk, slides, dog wall plaque etc.

An antique Stevengraph of a rowing race entitled ' The Final Spurt ', pasted to board with Thomas Stevens retail information verso, overall size, 5 3/8 x 8 1/8in. (13.7 x 20.7cm.), together with woven silk picture of Her Majesty Queen Alexandra, Rd. Q 370915. (2) * Condition: Both mounts with foxing and staining, silk images with light stains, otherwise good.

Brocklehurst-Whiston, Macclesfield stevengraph style silk machine woven panels including Huddersfield House, 1890, Charles Stuart marching through Macclesfield towards London and Queen Elizabeth II Coronation (8cm x 15cm) (3)

Stevengraph, 'The Present Time' woven silk picture in original Thomas Stevens card mount with printed details to reverse, circa 1880, showing locomotive hauling an express passenger train, approx 15cm x 5cm, bears label verso Rowley, Kensington W8

A 19th Century stevengraph "The Death of Nelson", framed and glazed

Pair of Stevengraph woven silk pictures 'The Start' and 'The Meet' one with the trade label of Thomas Stevens to the reverse image size 5cm x 15cm

Early 20th century schoolWatercolourSailing boats, indistinctly initialled and dated 1902 12 x 23 cmtogether with one further, by the same hand, similar, stevengraph of  Dick Turpin and 2 small colour prints (5)Condition ReportSee pictures for condition.Additional picture added.