Early 19th Century Framed drawing of a kitten in a basket, original frame and from my own collection. The tabby kitten looks like a British Shorthair, a breed I love. A killer face with a smile and the biggest eyes. 11 1/2" by 15". There are some losses to the frame which didn't bother me since these things are age appropriate. This drawing is very well done and is a great piece of Americana.
Polypodium Dryopteris from European Ferns By James Britten F.L.S. Cassell, Petter, Galpin & Co. This book was published about 1840 and the botanical is original
Aspidium Thelptersis from European Ferns by James Britten F.L.S. with Colored Illustrations From Nature by D. Blair, Cassell, Petter, Galpin & Co. Book of botanicals was published about 1840
Polypodium Alpestre from Cassell's European Ferns, condition is excellent. European Ferns by James Britten F.L.S.with colored illustrations from nature by D. Blair F. L. S. Cassell, Petter, Galpin & co. 1845
Hark! Charley stone lithograph published by F. glover in the Fly Magazine about 1840. Hand colored, close trimmed along upper margin. 17.5x21.5cms. these prints are colorful and decorative.
The Bachelor, stone lithograph published by F. Glover in the fly magazine 1840. Hand coloring. this is a great accent for the Staffordshire figure The Bachelor listed seperately. Size 16.5x21cms.
