Prints, Maps and Posters

Giovanni Brizeghel, after Marco Moro - 'Piazza S. Marco', 19th century hand-coloured lithograph, 23cm x 34cm, within a gilt frame, together with a quantity of 18th and 19th century engravings.

David Law, after Gerald W. Brierley - .The Armada Sailing for Feccol, hand-coloured etching, signed by the artist and engraver in pencil, published by Arthur Lucas, 1882, 51.5cm x 78cm, together with a 20th century maritime restrike etching, probably after William Lionel Wyllie, and one further 20th century print by Mark Myers, 'The Mary Rose off Southsea Castle'.

After Frederick Henri Kay Henrion - 'A harassed school teacher from Hayes ...', (Poster advertising trips by Green Line Coaches to Hampton Court Maze), 20th century colour lithographic, 101cm x 63cm.

After Frederick Henri Kay Henrion - 'Un Parisien Arrivant de Calais ...' (London Transport Poster), 20th century colour lithograph, 101cm x 63cm.

After Leonard Cusden - Posters for ROSPA (The Royal Society for the Prevention of Accidents), a collection of 49 colour lithographs, most approximately 74cm x 49cm.

After Henri Matisse - 'The Sculpture of Matisse' (Poster for the Exhibition at the Tate Gallery, 1953), lithograph in colours, published by Mourlot, Paris, 76cm x 51cm.

After Frederick Henri Kay Henrion - 'Olivetti Lettera 22' and 'Olivetti Summa 15', two 20th century colour lithographic advertising posters, each 76cm x 50.5cm.

After Frederick Henri Kay Henrion - 'Hand in Your Greetings Telegrams in Advance', and 'Before Sending Your Postal Order Make it as Secure as You Can' (G.P.O. Posters), two 20th century colour lithographs, both 76cm x 51cm.

After Frederick Henri Kay Henrion - 'One Rabbit', mid-20th century colour lithograph, 75cm x 49.5cm, together with two colour lithographs, Second World War propaganda posters from the same 'Dig for Victory' style series.

After Graham Sutherland - 'An Exhibition at the Tate Gallery' (Poster for the Exhibition at the Tate Gallery, 1953), lithograph in DayGlo ink, 76cm x 50.5cm.

After Eric McKnight Kauffer - 'Use Your Health Services' (Poster for NHS), 20th century colour lithograph, printed by J. Weiner Ltd, 76cm x 50.5cm.

After Clare Leighton - Weekend Walks (Poster for London Transport, 1938), colour lithograph, printed by the Baynard Press circa 1938, 76cm x 57.5cm.

After Dudley Hardy - D'Oyly Carte Opera Company Poster, colour lithograph, printed by David Allen & Sons Ltd circa 1930s, 76cm x 51cm, together with two further theatrical posters.

Curwen Press (publisher) - '60 Paintings for '51' (Poster for the Festival of Britain), colour lithograph, published by the Curwen Press circa 1951, 76cm x 51cm, together with a Henry Moore sculpture exhibition poster.

Marjorie Sigley - 'Ivan's Cockerels, No. 9', mixed media screenprint, signed, titled and dated '95 in pencil, together with a small quantity of similar works by the same hand.

After Frederick Henri Kay Henrion - 'Post Early' (G.P.O. Posters) and 'Telephonists Urgently Wanted', two 20th century colour lithographs, 38cm x 25.5cm and 36cm x 23.5cm respectively.

After Frederick Henri Kay Henrion - 'Philips Philishave Dry Shaver with the World Famous Rotary Action', 20th century colour lithograph, 50cm x 34cm, together with another similar advertising poster after Henrion.

After Frederick Henri Kay Henrion - 'City Men and Country Men take Punch Magazine Home for the Fun of It' (Poster for Punch Magazine), colour lithograph, published by Bradbury Agnew & Co, 76cm x 101cm, together with another Punch Magazine lithographic poster after Henrion.

After Abram Games - 'United Nations Day, October 24th 1948', colour lithographic poster, printed by Fosh & Cross, 73cm x 49cm, together with two other posters by the same hand and twelve further advertising posters.