The Cricket Match by N Hunter

Attractive oil on board (36cm x 36cm) showing two boys watching the game through a window.

Cornfields, Clouds and Cricket Hoveringham Cricket Club behind the Reindeer Pub (Nottinghamshire) by Anthony Woodbridge

Oil on canvas, framed (frame 43cm x 35cm, image 33cm x 25cm).  Signed 2008.  A fine oil depicting this Nottinghamshire ground which is renowned for …

The Squint-Eyed Wicketer

Cute little hand-coloured engraving, c1880 (12cm x 18cm).  Not quite PC by today's standards - "squint-eyed wicketer . . . your plump nose".  Fun …

The Cricket Match by Richard Rhead Simm

Wonderful oil on copper (framed 24cm x 20cm) signed by the artist.  Simm (born 1926) was a distinguished artist for Royal Doulton and this is typica…

Basebe, C - The Gentlemen

The Gentlemen by Charles Basebe Fine Large hand-coloured aquatint by Charles Hunt after Charles Basebe.  Published by WH Mason in Brighton c1841.  …

Anderson JC - Sketches At Lord's Nos 9-12

 John Corbet Anderson Lithographs - Sketches At Lord's Nos 9-12   Four Lithographs - Box, Parr, Guy and Clarke - on one sheet as issued.  Down & …

Anderson JC - Sketches At Lord's Nos 5-8

John Corbet Anderson Lithographs - Sketches At Lord's Nos 5-8   Four Lithographs - Mynn, Wisden, Pilch and Samson - on one sheet as issued.  Down …

Anderson JC - Reginald Hankey Esqre

John Corbet Anderson Lithograph - Reginal Hankey Esqre Large series Lithograph.  Down & West 27

WG Advert

WG Advert  Example of a typical advert featuring WG- The Two Champion Players.  Wood engraving from journal.          …

Dr WG Grace II

Dr WG Grace II  Wood engraving with a single fold, as issued in ‘Men of the Day’ c1890.  35cm x 45cm.

Dr WG Grace I

Dr WG Grace I  Attractive sepia chromolithograph by Maclure, Macdonald & Co of Glasgow (frame 42cm x 53cm).  This little known image appeared in Pe…

Ireland's Royal Brighton Gardens

Ireland's Royal Brighton Gardens Hand-coloured aquatint after H Jones, c1830.  One of the classic cricket prints from the pre-Victorian era.   Ima…