Sales catalogue 466: Maggs Bros

Date:
1925
Reference:
WA/HMM/CM/Sal/13/36
Catalogue details

Licence: Public Domain Mark

Credit: Sales catalogue 466: Maggs Bros. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    Rowlandson (T.)—continued. 417 ——— Filial Affection, or a Trip to Gretna Green. A post carriage and four 1s tearing down hill to Gretna Green, pursued by mounted horsemen. The foremost rider, a squire, flourish- ing whip at the occupants of the chaise, who are leaning out of the window on either side pointing a pistol. Engraving in colours. Size 10% by 16? inches, with margins. 1785. £9 9s. The Pleasures of Margate—in four compartments. Morning. A family breakfasting at Michiner’s Grand Hotel. Noon. Dining at Michiner’s Grand Hotel. Evening. A drive on the sands. Night. At the bazaars. Raffling for prizes, flirtations, etc. Engraving in colours. Size 112 by 154 inches, with margins. 1800. Very rare in this undivided state. £10 10s. 418 419 RUBENS (P.). Le Chapeau de Paille. Young lady, three-quarter length, large hat with feathers, low- Gxess. Stipple and line engraving in colours after Rubens, Size 10% by 74 inches, no margins. Circa 1800. £12 12s. Portrait of Helena Forman, Ruben’s wife. 420 SMITH (J. R.). Chalybeate Well at Harrogate. Exterior of building; zo deft, negro attendant carrying umbrella, and woman with basket, two central figures, mother and daughter; at door of well an old man; Zo rzght, a woman drinking at well and man standing over her, Mezzotint. Size 14 by 19? inches, with full inscription and narrow margins. Finely printed in colours. Extremely rare in this state,