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Dog, Equestrian, Sporting Art and Antiques by Highgrove

Catalogue: Fine Art: Prints: Lithographs (9)

Pair of Terrier Dog Prints in Folk Art Frames, 1900 Catalogue: Fine Art: Prints: Lithographs: Pre 1900 item# 1119674
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This is such a charming, humorous pair of dog prints, depicting a terrier (Cairn?) who is at first, sick in bed. Until someone mentions "rats" and he comes to life! So typical of a true terrier! These are signed by the famous American artist Abbot Henderson Thayer (1849-1921) and appear to come from a book, as there are numbers in the corner. The first one is labeled "A very sick dog" and the second one says "Who said rats?". They are housed in a antique matche ...click for details

Fox Hunting Lithograph Collection, England c 1890, rare Catalogue: Fine Art: Prints: Lithographs: Pre 1900 item# 1080765
click for details		Highgrove Antiques 615-943-1809 $65 ea, $950 all
We have a large collection of 'pencil lithographs' that date to the late 1800's. They come from the disbound book "Splutterings of a Sporting Pen" by S.T. Richardson. This was a private publishing as there is no date and the binding was very primitive. Condition of these lithographs is generally good, with obvious age toning and fraying of the paper edges. Some are in better shape than others. Each lithograph measures 17 X 10.75 and is unmatted and unframed. Each one ...click for details

Sporting Magazine "The Field" Framed 1923 Cover Catalogue: Fine Art: Prints: Lithographs: Pre 1930 item# 1078508
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This is an original cover from the famous old (and out of production) sporting magazine, "The Field", from 1923. It features a painting of a fox hound in an open landscape, courtesy of Arthur Ackerman, a London fine art gallery that still exists today. There are so many reproduction vintage magazine covers, but the originals, such as this one, are quite rare. It is housed in an antique mahogany frame that measures 18.75 X 14.75.

Original Vanity Fair Print, Jockeys DONATED Catalogue: Fine Art: Prints: Lithographs: Pre 1900 item# 1062145
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This is an original copy of the very famous, and highly sought-after Vanity Fair print entitled "The Winning Post", dated Dec. 8, 1888. It features caricatures of the well-known racing figures of the day in Victorian-age England. Shown are: Judge Clark, Sir John Astley Bart, J. Osborne, Tom Cannon, J. Watts, F. Webb, F. Barrett, G. Barrett, W. Robinson, and F. Rickaby. The print does have some condition issues. It has some surface scratches which are visible in the photos. There ...click for details

Framed Postcard of Fox Hunter, Signed Henrie Pitcher Catalogue: Fine Art: Prints: Lithographs: Pre 1910 item# 1057664
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We have a colorful old Edwardian era postcard from England depicting a fox hunter entitled "A Country Squire". It is signed and dated in ink on the bottom of the card by the artist, Henrie Pitcher, 25.3.05, which would be March 25, 1905. Pitcher, from England and active around the turn of the century, was known for painting character portraits. He quotes a writer: "Here's to the horse, and the rider too, of course; And here's to the rally o' the hunt, boys". ...click for details

Antique Wallpaper Fragment w/ Steeplechase Scene Catalogue: Fine Art: Prints: Lithographs: Pre 1900 item# 1023624
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A fragment of Victorian wallpaper border with a steeplechase theme. This piece is in excellent condition. The colors are very bright and don't seem to be faded at all. There are just a few creases at the edges. In an antique frame that measures 10.5 X 6.5 inches.

Framed Collection of 19th C. Women Jockey Cards Catalogue: Fine Art: Prints: Lithographs: Pre 1900 item# 1017791
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This framed collection of antique cigarette cards featuring famous female jockeys is just too much fun! These were from the Allen and Ginter's Tobacco Company of Richmond, VA. They were premium giveaway items, found in boxes of cigarettes, similar to baseball cards, and the ones featuring women are the rarest of all. They are housed in a carved folk art frame that measures 16 X 7 inches not counting the ornaments. The backs of the cards were photocopied and those copies are attached to ...click for details

French Lithograph Hunt Still Life, Listed Victor Adam Catalogue: Fine Art: Prints: Lithographs: Pre 1900 item# 1011687
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An extremely beautiful, well executed, hunting still life by the famous, listed French artist and lithographer, Victor Adam (1801-1866). This signed, circa 1850, lithograph is entitled "Animaux du Chasse" (Animals of the Hunt)and it features a hunting dog surrounded by just about every kind of game species there is. It is housed in an ornate gilded gesso frame from the mid 1800's that measures 21.5 X 17.5 inches. Born in Paris, Victor Adam was the son of Jean Adam the engraver. ...click for details

Hand Colored French Lithograph of Side Saddles Catalogue: Fine Art: Prints: Lithographs: Pre 1900 item# 1008892
click for details		Highgrove Antiques 615-943-1809 $385
An absolutely stunning 19th century hand colored French lithogaph showing various ornate side saddles and fancy stirrups. This is a page from a catalog of the well-known Parisian saddler, Alp. CAMILLE Jeune, displaying his famous monogram. It is housed in a very fine gilt frame ca. mid 1800's. The framed size is 16.5 X 22 inches.

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