'The Coquet, or a Political Courtship', John Doyle, HB Sketches, 1830.
"The Coquet, or a Political Courtship" (Brougham offered political office, with Brougham and Vaux, Henry Brougham & Charles Grey) political caricature by John Doyle, published in his series of HB Sketches, by E.McLean in November 1830. Stone lithograph. Size 31.5 x 26 cms including title, plus margins. Ref G1175

'Cure for the Gout', John Doyle, HB Sketches, 1830.
"A Cure for the Gout" (Political future of Lord Holland, with Holland, Henry Richard Vassall) political caricature by John Doyle, published in his series of HB Sketches, by E.McLean in November 1830. Stone lithograph, close trimmed to upper margin. Size 36 x 28.5 cms including title, plus margins. Ref G1174

'The False Alarm, or Much ado about nothing', John Doyle, HB Sketches, 1830.
"The False Alarm, or Much ado about nothing" (Public opposition to Wellington, with John Bull, Wellington, King William IV, Robert Peel) political caricature by John Doyle, published in his series of HB Sketches, by E.McLean in November 1830. Stone lithograph. Size 37 x 27 cms including title, plus margins. Ref G1173

'Ret Aliation', John Doyle, HB Sketches, 1830.
"Ret Aliation" (Debate on widespread distress; with Robert Peel, Joseph Hume) political caricature by John Doyle, published in his series of HB Sketches, by E.McLean in November 1830. Stone lithograph. Size 36 x 27.5 cms including title, plus margins. Ref G1172

'Guy Fawkes, or the Anniversary of the Popish Plot', John Doyle, HB Sketches, 1830.
"Guy Fawkes, or the Anniversary of the Popish Plot" (opposition to Wellington; Duke of Wellington, Finch-Hatton, George William, John Scott, John (Earl of Eldon), Sidmouth, Henry Addington) political caricature by John Doyle, published in his series of HB Sketches, by E.McLean in August 1830. Stone lithograph, slight foxing. Size 37.5 x 27.5 cms including title, plus margins. Ref G1171

The Chorus, Hogarth, 1833.
"The Chorus" engraved after William Hogarth, published in The Works of William Hogarth, 1833. Steel engraved antique print, good condition. Size 15.5 x 19.5 cms including inscription, plus good margins. Ref G730

The Lecture, Hogarth, 1833.
"The Lecture" engraved after William Hogarth, published in The Works of William Hogarth, 1833. Steel engraved antique print, good condition. Size 16 x 22 cms including inscription, plus good margins. Ref G729

Columbus Breaking the Egg, Hogarth, 1833.
"Columbus Breaking the Egg" engraved after William Hogarth, published in The Works of William Hogarth, 1833. Steel engraved antique print, good condition. Size 18 x 17 cms including inscription, plus good margins. Ref G728

Midnight Modern Conversation, Hogarth, 1833.
"A Midnight Modern Conversation" engraved after William Hogarth, published in The Works of William Hogarth, 1833. Steel engraved antique print, good condition. Size 15.5 x 14 cms including inscription, plus good margins. Ref G727

Country Inn Yard, Hogarth, 1833.
"Country Inn Yard" engraved after William Hogarth, published in The Works of William Hogarth, 1833. Steel engraved antique print, very slight foxing. Size 15.5 x 13.5 cms including inscription, plus good margins. Ref G715

"Effects of Emmigration ...", caricature by George Cruickshank, 1852.
"Probable Effects of Over Female Emmigration, or Importing the Fair Sex from the Savage Islands in consequence of Exporting all our own to Australia !!!!" caricature by George Cruickshank published by D.Bogue in The Comic Almanack, about 1852. Etching with recent professional hand colouring, several vertical folds as published. Size 40 x 15.5 cms, plus margins. Ref F9882

"The Bloomers in Hyde Park ... 1852", caricature by George Cruickshank, 1852.
"The Bloomers in Hyde Park, or an Extraordinary Exhibition for 1852" caricature by George Cruickshank published by D.Bogue in The Comic Almanack, 1852. Uncoloured etching, several vertical folds as published. Size 40 x 15.5 cms, plus margins. Ref F9881

"... Female Enfranchisement", caricature by George Cruickshank, 1853.
"The Rights of Women, or the Effects of Female Enfranchisement" caricature by George Cruickshank published by D.Bogue in The Comic Almanack, 1853. Uncoloured etching, several vertical folds as published. Size 40 x 15.5 cms, plus margins. Ref F9880

"A New Court of Queens Bench", caricature by George Cruickshank, 1850.
"A New Court of Queens Bench" (legal interest) caricature by George Cruickshank published by D.Bogue in The Comic Almanack, 1850. The lower title states "As it ought to be - or - the Ladies trying a contemptible scoundrel for a 'Breach of Promise' " Uncoloured etching, several vertical folds as published. Size 40 x 15.5 cms, plus margins. Ref F9879

Scene at the London Museum, caricature by George Cruickshank, 1816/1835.
"A Swarm of English Bees hiving in the Imperial Carriage!! - Who would have thought it !!! !!!" caricature by George Cruickshank originally published in 1816, this edition published by Thomas McLean in 1835. The lower title states "A Scene at the London Museum, Piccadilly, or a peep at the spoils of ambition, taken at the Battle of Waterloo, being a new Tax on John Bull for 1816 &c." Uncoloured etching with full plate mark and good margins. Size 36 x 26.5 cms, plus margins. Ref F9878

'Fitting Out', naval caricature by George Cruickshank, 1835.
"Fitting Out ..." naval theme caricature by George Cruickshank relating to a Master William Blockhead destined for the H.M.S. Hellfire, West India Station. Published by Thomas McLean in 1835. Uncoloured aquatint with full plate mark and good margins. Size 28 x 20.5 cms, plus margins. Ref F9877

Miss Pattie Laverne (actress), c1885.
"Miss Pattie Laverne" in Othello, Figaro Cartoon, 'Cards of the Day'. Chromolithograph published about 1885. Size 7.5 x 19 cms including titles, plus margins. Ref F9754

Cockney social caricature, shooting, Robert Seymour, 1835 / 1878.
"Dang it pincher hold him fast!" caricature by Robert Seymour, published in Seymour's Humorous Sketches by Henry Bohn, 1878. First published as a lithograph in about 1836, this is a later steel engraved version. Size about 11.5 x 17 cms, plus margins. Ref F9697