Antique Coaches

This print depicts a Mughal coach pulled by cattle. Originates from a Dutch edition of 'Histoire générale des voyages' by Antoine-François Prévost.

Monumental and unusual Folk Art stage coach figure and horses, 1927. All hand executed, amazing detail, working lamps, velvet interior on coach.

This is an antique coach road map of East Devon. An English, framed lithograph engraving of regional interest, dating to the early 18th century and later.

Coach and Four Horses By Philip Henry Rideout, British 1960-1920 Signed oil painting on board, framed framed: 7.5 x 12 inches board: 6 x 10 inches provenance: private collection, Eng...

Karl Kasimir Otto Ritter von Thoren (born July 21, 1828 in Vienna, died July 15, 1889 in Paris). Dimensions without frame. Signed at the bottom right. Austrian officer and painter....

A fine 19th century oil painting on canvas depicting a Mail coach outside the Swan Inn, in the snow, signed, inscribed and dated 'Bath 1878' lower left, The size being 36cm x 66cm,...

Coach lanterns have the original beveled glass and are signed by the maker James Cunningham & Son , Rochester NY.

Set of 4 English gilt framed oil paintings of coach scenes (signed ROWLAND)

John Charles Maggs British, (1819-1896) Caught in a Snowstorm Oil on canvas, signed Image size: 10 inches x 16.75 inches Size including frame: 14.5 inches x 21.25 inches An atmosph...

Coach lanterns have the original beveled glass, & wrought iron mounting brackets.

He is famously remembered for his pictures of coaching scenes on the Highgate and North Islington Roads and the documentation of such which represented a past history of travel in a ...

Antique Vanity Fair Print 'Bill' R.H. Forster, Rowing Coach by ELF – 1910 This is a vintage Vanity Fair lithograph titled "Bill," featuring Robert Henry Forster, a famous rowing coa...

A near pair of Arts and Crafts Pullman Coach brass table or wall lights.Both stamp marked Registered F&SOne is 35 cm high, the other one 31 cm high

This whimsically charming 18th c. French messenger box is quite the unique find. The outside is covered in horse hide with a bit of the hair still intact. The leather is held in plac...

Pair of American two-tiered polished steel and brass coach lanterns with fluted vents and beveled glass, Early 19th century.

Pair of American nickel silver, copper, and brass coach lanterns with the original flanking circular beveled glass mounted on iron brackets.

Few coach panels survive. This is a striking example with the double headed eagle, gilded armorial and burgundy background.

Pair of American nickel silver and brass enameled iron coach lanterns with the original circular and side lamp beveled glass.

View of the famous Lord Mayor's coach driving through London. The Lord Mayor's coach is famous for its role in the Lord Mayor's Show, which is one of the longest established annual e...

This is a cat postcard by Louis Wain called "The attack on the Stage Coach", originally posted in Edwardian England, circa 1903.

An early 19th century coach panel, larger than the norm, oil on board of an armorial centred by a typical shield, drapes and a warriors arm holding a sword, paper labels to the r...

He appears to be sitting in quiet anticipation, perhaps waiting for a coach. His hat and satchel lie beside him. A wonderful figurative sketch.

The composition depicts a horse-drawn mail coach passing through a picturesque Norman village.

Whether portraying a mail coach racing through the countryside or the activity surrounding a coaching inn, he combined accurate observation with a remarkable ability to convey the ex...

Whether portraying a mail coach racing through the countryside or the activity surrounding a coaching inn, he combined accurate observation with a remarkable ability to convey the ex...

The crowd and the ornate coach give it a strong sense of occasion. Condition: Light wear to the bottom left and bottom right corners.

Such pieces needed to be sturdy enough to withstand the banging and bumping they would get on a coach or train ride. This trunk is built for the purpose.

This is a Scheibenrad, the solid wheel used on heavy carts, not the spoked wheel of a coach or a light wagon. Wheels of this construction carried freight and farm loads.

The underside retains its original historic red protective wash, applied centuries ago to shield the oak from the damp floors of travel coaches and cellars. Today, thanks to its flat...

This panel originated from a gilded carriage—the sort once seen in 18th-century Italy or among the most prominent French households. These golden coach bodies were painted on multipl...

The lettering records the victorious crew members from bow to stroke, cox A. J. M. Clarke, and coach Dr Michell, alongside their respective rowing weights recorded in stones and poun...

Signs depicting "Le Cheval Blanc" (The White Horse) belonged to the most prestigious inns and coaching stations of the 18th century. The white horse was not merely a beacon of hospit...

With their incredible knowledge of the material, their great skills in the technique, their passion for glass and fine eye for detail the glass masters of Signoretto are worldwide pr...

In addition to promoting Hand Separator Oil, the can lists numerous "Indian Specialties," including harness oil, coach oil, harvester oil, gas engine oil, cylinder oil, cattle spray,...

In the foreground a heavy coach stands at the left beside women and children in local dress, its team of horses ridden by two postilions toward the center, and on the right armed men...

At the right stands a fountain with a seated goddess in a chariot drawn by lions in a round basin, before a large building with a bell turret and balconies. A heavy coach with footme...

In the street horses draw mail coaches and a cab toward the viewer, a man holds up a sign board on a pole near the railings at the left, and pedestrians, children and a dog crowd the...

The street is full of traffic: coaches drawn by teams of horses, a cab, a man carrying a sign board on a pole at the left, men and women walking along the railings, street lamps and ...

A lively genre scene set outside the King's Head, a coaching inn and veterinary surgery. An abundance of amusing details bring the scene to life, such as the dog barking at the horse...

PLATE VII: A detailed study of an elegant four-door Berline de Campagne, or travelling Berlin carriage. The complete coach is shown in side elevation, accompanied by a front view and...

Each urn presents two different hand-painted hunt scenes framed within gilt rondels, including mounted hunters with their hounds, a gathering before the hunt and an elegant coaching ...

Royal House Antiques Royal House Antiques is delighted to offer for sale this wonderful 17th-century hand-coloured engraved road map by the celebrated English cartographer John Ogil...

The caption under the upper image reads "Strada ferrata che passa sopra ad una postale" (railway passing over a post road), and the caption under the lower image reads "Carrozza e Ri...

Drawn by Jacques-Raymond Lucotte and engraved by Robert Bénard, they combine highly decorative Rococo coach design with precise technical documentation of carriage construction, susp...

This antique engraving of Temple Bar shows Sir Christopher Wren's great stone gateway at the boundary of the City of London and Westminster, with coaches, omnibuses and pedestrians c...

English Victorian (19th Cent) country style maple framed silhouette of coach and horses titled: \"Changing Horses at Oxford\"

Born in Canterbury in 1803, Cooper initially trained as a coach painter and scene painter before studying at the Royal Academy Schools.

Rudolph Ackermann included the view in his series of aquatints of the London turnpikes in 1797, and it was reproduced in Sir Walter Besant’s London South of the Thames in 1912. An En...

American Vintage black and white photograph of the 1925 BHS football team with a mascot monkey on the front row and the two coaches in the back

They met in Paris and travelled through France, then by diligence along the coast road to Genoa, by sea to Leghorn [Livorno] and train to Pisa then Florence, before returning to Legh...

He made many types of objects, including furniture mounts, ornaments for mantelpieces and coaches, and mounts for porcelain or marble vases.

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., New York Literature: Anne Thorold, A Catalogue of the Oil Paintings of Lucien Pissarro, London, 1983, no. 182, pp. 104-105 (illustrated) Artist biography: Born on the 20th Febru...

His subjects ranged from sporting, coaching, and military scenes to still lifes and portraits.

It offers insight into the development of long-distance routes, coaching travel, and the organization of the landscape in the late 17th century.

He made many types of objects, including furniture mounts, ornaments for mantelpieces and coaches, and mounts for porcelain or marble vases.

Focusing on painting coaching and driving scenes. Standing mainly paints in watercolors and has chosen that as his medium.

In 1821 Pollard was commissioned by the Kings Print seller to paint a Coaching Inn signboard showing a mail coach with horses and passengers.

Objects of this type were prized in Georgian taverns, coaching inns, hunting lodges, and country houses, where they served both as practical drinking vessels and lively conversation ...

However, his success was somewhat undone by gross financial mismanagement, and extravagant living. He evidently kept a coach and horses and a country house for his mistress.