Adam Buck

A child's Drabware tea set with Adam Buck transfer prints of mother and daughter each piece outlined in red.

36K Early 19th century Regency giltwood trumeau pier mirror, the overhanging broken pediment stepped cornice with ball decoration and rope twist detail raised over sanded frieze wit...

While his brother Adam Buck moved to London in 1795, Frederick remained in Cork, where he became well known for his miniature portraits of military officers and other prominent figur...

English pottery copper lustre beaker with Adam Buck figures, Possibly enoch wood, circa 1810-1830.

English pottery copper lustre (luster) and yellow mug with panels of Adam Buck figures and one of fruit, Probably Enoch wood, circa 1810-1930.

A set of Painted English Paste Ware with Adam Buck Transfers. There are 23 pieces in total.

Early 19th century oil painting by Adam Buck, 1759-1833. Born Cork Ireland, Emigrated to London and Was a Court painter with Clients such as Thomas Hope, George IV, The Duke of Yor...

Regency period burr yew work-box; the top with chevron bandings and a coloured engraving in the style of Adam Buck; with brass ring-handles and paw feet; the interior with a lift-out...

The front of the cup is finely painted with a scene of ‘The Mother’s Hope’ perhaps by Thomas Baxter, after an original engraving by Adam Buck (1759-1833). The sides and reverse are d...

There is also a painting by Adam Buck depicting him and family. What better way to show his wealth and classical knowledge than by including his Klismos chair in the painting.

These are depictions of the Muses, Ages and the Cardinal Values and are after the famous prints by Adam Buck that have been used a lot for porcelain designs.

There is also a painting by Adam Buck depicting himself and family and what better way to show his wealth and classical knowledge than by including his Klismos chair in the painting.

The image is probably a copy of the famous images of Adam Buck, which Miles Mason liberally used for his porcelain designs.