Francis Wheatley (1747-1801) British. "Cries of

Francis Wheatley(1747-1801), British, Print. Titled "Cries Of London" 1799A woman holding baskets as a focal point. Two men are located behind the woman on the viewers right and horses are located beh

AFTER FRANCIS WHEATLEY (BRITISH, 1747-1801) PRINTS, LOT OF 14, lithograph on paper, hand-colored, including examples from the series "Cries of London"; engravers include Vendramini, Schiavonetti, and

GROUP OF ENGLISH GENRE PRINTS, LOT OF TEN, from the "Cries of London" series, after Francis Wheatley (British, 1747-1801), later issue marked for publisher upper left corner, each laid on board and ho

Attributed to: Francis Wheatley (BRITISH, 1747-1801) oil on canvas, Beautiful Portrait of a young woman holding a dove, 50 in. x 39-1/2in.

Francis Wheatley (attrib.), watercolor, Francis Wheatley (attrib.) (British, 1747-1801), "The Road to the Village", watercolor on paper, no signature visible, 7"h x 8.5"w (sight), 22"h x 23"w (framed)

After Francis Wheatley, RA (British, 1747-1801) Shakespeare, All's Well that End's Well, Act V Scene III, Engraving by George Sigmund Facius (1750-1814) and Johann Gottlieb Facius (1750-1802) Publishe

Francis Wheatley (English 1747-1801), See-Saw. Peg-Top, a pair of sepia etchings. With 4 French etchings each of one of the seasons engraved by Mallet. Largest 11 1/2" x 15 1/2".

Francis Wheatley, R. A. (1747-1801), Tears for Romeo & Julietoil on canvas (lined), unsigned, painted in a feigned oval, presented in a gilt frame with gallery plaque. Stretcher size 28 x 23 in.; Fram

after: Francis Wheatley English-Irish (1747-1801) Mezzotint by Eugene Lily "Repairing to Market" Blindstamp Lower Left "Printsellers Association" Good Condition. Frame Measures 28" by 24". Shipping $9

FRANCIS WHEATLEY (BRITISH, 1747–1801) OIL ON CANVAS, H 13.5" W 17" ASCOT LODGE NEAR WINDSOR Relined canvas.

FRANCIS WHEATLEYUnited Kingdom/England/Ireland, 1747-1801“Jeune Fille Arrive”. Unsigned.Pencil and India ink with tinted watercolor on cream (wove?) paper. Framed. Exhibited:“Les Mai

Painting: Attributed to Francis Wheatley (United Kingdom, England, Ireland 1747-1801), street scene with tavern, oil on wood panel. 11 1/4" x 12 3/4", frame overall 17 1/2" x 19".

SET OF FRANCIS WHEATLEY CRIES OF LONDON PRINTS. Height: 22 by Width: 17 by Depth: 1

SET OF FRANCIS WHEATLEY CRIES OF LONDON PRINTS. Height: 22 by Width: 17 by Depth: 1

Group of 15 colored stipple engravings on wove paper after paintings by Francis Wheatley by various artists. Some imprinted with Colnaghi & Co. as publishers. Provenance: Phyllis Lucas Gallery, NYC. [

Attributed to Francis Sartorius (British, 1775-1831) Full Cry oil on canvas 21 x 39 inches.

1838 Engraving of Queen Victoria in Coronation Robes - Painted by Alfred Edward Chalon (British, 1780-1860) / Engraved by Samuel Cousins (British, 1801-1887) / Published by Francis Graham Moon (Britis

Francis Calcraft Turner (1782-1846 British) ''In Full Cry'' 1845 Oil on Canvas 20''x30'' Image. Depicts a hunting scene with various equestrian figures and dogs. Signed and dated l.r. corner. Professi

(12) Cries of London engravings, hand colored engravings after paintings by Francis Wheatley, (10) in original frames, (2) unframed, image size 13-3/4" x 10-3/4", framed size 21-3/4" x 17-3/4", prints

PINK (Octavius) Cries of London, no date, Art and Music publisher, early 20th century, 4to, 14 colour plates after Francis Wheatley, patterned cloth, rubbed

Lot includes two FRANCIS WHEATLEY matted prints which are titled, “Hot Spiced Gingerbread, Smoking Hot” and “Milk Below.” One print depicts man in the street holding a tray with gingerbread wi

An antique English William Adams and Sons Tunstall stone ware set of a jug and a pitcher. The wares are adorned with scenes from Cries of London and were originally painted by Francis Wheatley and eng

An antique English William Adams and Sons Tunstall stone ware set of a jug and a pitcher. The wares are adorned with scenes from Cries of London and were originally painted by Francis Wheatley and eng

JOHN WAKELIN (British w. 1747-1802) AND ROBERT GARRARD I (British d. 1818) A GEORGE III PERIOD STERLING SILVER CENTER BOWL FOR WAKELIN & GARRARD, LONDON, ENGLAND, CIRCA 1801-1802, of hemispherical sha