Francis Carruthers Gould Sold at Auction Prices

Francis Carruthers Gould (1844-1925), 'Free Trade', ink, signed with initials, 7" x 9.25" (18 x 23.5cm), along

Francis Carruthers Gould (1844-1925), 'Free Trade', ink, signed with initials, 7" x 9.25" (18 x 23.5cm), along with a George Morrow cartoon, ink, signed, 8" x 10" (20 x 25cm), unframed, (2).

Francis Carruthers Gould (1844-1925), 'The Treasury Bench Getting Flabby', ink in paper, signed with initials,

Francis Carruthers Gould (1844-1925), 'The Treasury Bench Getting Flabby', ink in paper, signed with initials, 7" x 12" (18 x 30cm), along with two other similar cartoons by the same hand, unframed (3).

Francis Carruthers Gould (1844-1925), 'Joeydicea', ink on paper, signed with initials, 9" x 11.5" (23 x 29cm),

Francis Carruthers Gould (1844-1925), 'Joeydicea', ink on paper, signed with initials, 9" x 11.5" (23 x 29cm), along with another by the same hand from the Westminster Gazette, 9" x 10" (23 x 25cm), unframed (2).

Gould (Francis Carruthers, 1844-1925). Eight original pen and ink cartoons

Gould (Francis Carruthers, 1844-1925). Eight original pen and ink cartoons * Gould (Francis Carruthers, 1844-1925). Eight original pen and ink cartoons, for the Westminster Gazette, 1899-1914, including 'The Chamois', 'George De Wyndham Playeth on "The Harp that once"', 'There was an old Marquis Named Sarum', 'James de Bryce Goeth to Ireland' etc., all initialled, sheet sizes from 15 x 18.9 cm (6 x 7 1/2 ins) to 20.7 x 25.2 cm (8 1/8 x 10 ins), all mounted QTY: (8) NOTE: Francis Carruthers Gould was born in Barnstaple, Devon. After working in banking and stockbroking, his skill in caricature was recognised and from 1897 he gained regular employment as a political cartoonist. His caricatures were published in Truth, the Pall Mall Gazette (1897 to 1903) and Westminster Gazette (1893 to 1914) where he became assistant editor. He also edited his own periodical Picture Politics (1894 to1914).

Royal Staffordshire Wilkinson Toby, Admiral Jellicoe 'Hell Fire Jack'

Depiction of Admiral Jellicoe,a Royal Navy officer, who served in the First World War. Rare blue and white color variation with yellow handle. Designed by Sir Francis Carruthers Gould (1844-1925). Issued: 20th c. Dimensions: 10.5"H Manufacturer: Royal Doulton Country of Origin: England Provenance: David Bearman Collection

Posters (12) by Various artists, mostly Francis Carruthers Gould (1844-) - A collection of 12 political British posters

A collection of 12 political British posters - 50x38 till 101,5x76, all ca. 1910 by Various artists, mostly Francis Carruthers Gould (1844-)

Francis Carruthers Gould [attribuito a], Lotto composto di 3 disegni.

Penna, inchiostro di china e acquerello su carta. mm 255x340. Il lotto include un disegno caricaturale con ritratti di politici disegnati sotto forma di volatili (firmato in basso a destra) e una breve storia in due fogli, firmata nel secondo in basso a destra. (3)

Francis Carruthers Gould [attribuito a], Lotto composto di 3 disegni.

Penna, inchiostro di china e acquerello su carta. mm 255x340. Il lotto include un disegno caricaturale con ritratti di politici disegnati sotto forma di volatili (firmato in basso a destra) e una breve storia in due fogli, firmata nel secondo in basso a destra. (3)

* Gould (Francis Carruthers, 1844-1925). Eight original pen and ink cartoons, for the Westminster Gazette, circa 1899-1914,

including 'The Holiday Season, AD 1914', 'Ye Unionists of England', 'A Cash Settlement', 'John Bull Job', 'The Topmost Note', etc., approximately 27 x 30 cms. and smaller, together with a Vanity Fair cartoon of the artist by Lib, plus an original pencil portrait of a gentleman by Anton van Amrooy, circa 1910, etc. - Quantity (8)

ORIGINAL SATIRICAL ILLUSTRATIONS - [c.1900-20]. GOULD, Francis Carruthers (1844-1925).Ê Three original pen and ink drawings used for the Westminster Gazette: one featuring Kaiser Wilhelm II and Von Bulow. A Penguin in the artic faced with a signed that states: "Here Lies Imperial Preference", the phrase "Tariff Reform" inscribed across the penguin's body. A hippo coming face to face with a crocodile and appearing confused. The three images initialled F C G to the bottom right hand corner. One the verso of each image: "Westminster Gaz" Dimensions for two of the illustrations inscribed to the side/above of the images.Ê Loosely inserted inside an incomplete copy of The Turner Gallery (London: James S. Virtue [1859-61]. Folio (Lacking 1 plate). Provenance: inscribed by a previous owner: " Original edition- India Proofs Imperfect book plate missing".

ORIGINAL SATIRICAL ILLUSTRATIONS - [c.1900-20]. GOULD, Francis Carruthers (1844-1925).Ê Three original pen and ink drawings used for the Westminster Gazette: one featuring Kaiser Wilhelm II and Von Bulow. A Penguin in the artic faced with a signed that states: "Here Lies Imperial Preference", the phrase "Tariff Reform" inscribed across the penguin's body. A hippo coming face to face with a crocodile and appearing confused. The three images initialled F C G to the bottom right hand corner. One the verso of each image: "Westminster Gaz" Dimensions for two of the illustrations inscribed to the side/above of the images.Ê Loosely inserted inside an incomplete copy of The Turner Gallery (London: James S. Virtue [1859-61]. Folio (Lacking 1 plate). Provenance: inscribed by a previous owner: " Original edition- India Proofs Imperfect book plate missing".

Carruthers Gould (Francis) - Original artwork for 3 political cartoons,

all depicting the founder of passive resistence, the non-conformist minister and politician, Dr John Clifford, pen and black ink, v.s., 220 x 300mm. et infra, all captioned in ink on contemporary mounts, all for the Westminster Gazette, framed and glazed, 1902-12; with a copy of Political Caricatures, 1904, F. Carruthers Gould, signed by the artist, and numbered 36, on front free endpaper, in lettered boards, worn, folio, Edward Arnold, 1904; with a portrait by Otto Schneider of R. Waldo Emerson, etching, 240 x 165mm., signed in pencil by the artist, framed and glazed, New York, 1906 (5)

GOULD, FRANCIS [TOGETHER WITH] TENNIEL, JOHN. COLLECTION OF 13 POLITICAL CARTOONS (FRAMED AND GLAZED)

Gould, Sir Francis Carruthers. Twelve ink drawings (one coloured), all signed with initials, various sizes, many with additional leaf providing caption (11 frames) [together with] Tenniel, Sir John. Pencil drawing, 157 by 205mm., signed with monogram and dated, caption and signature on mount (1 frame); all mounted, framed and glazed, some spotting and browning, some soiling

A rare set of ten Wilkinson Limited Staffordshire pottery Toby jugs of the Allied War Leaders, designed by Sir Francis Carruthers Gould

A rare set of ten Wilkinson Limited Staffordshire pottery Toby jugs of the Allied War Leaders, designed by Sir Francis Carruthers Gould (1844-1925), comprising: The Right Honourable David Lloyd George holding a shell inscribed 'Shell Out', Admiral Jellicoe holding a jug inscribed 'Hell Fire Jack', Lord French clutching a foaming jug inscribed 'French Pour Les Francais', Field Marshall Sir Douglas Haig seated on a tank with a propeller shaped handle behind him, Admiral Beatty holding a shell inscribed 'Dreadnought', President Woodrow Wilson wearing an Indian chief's headdress and inscribed 'Welcome Uncle Sam' to the plinth, Marshall Foch with foaming champagne bottle inscribed 'Au Darble Le Kaiser', Earl Kitchener with jug inscribed 'Bitter For Kaiser', Field Marshall Joffre with a shell inscribed 'Ce Que J'Offre', King George V seated with a globe in his lap, inscribed 'Pro Patria' to the base of his throne, all with Wilkinson Ltd England and Carruthers Gould facsimile signature marks and retailer's mark Soane & Smith Ltd, some jugs individually dated, 24cm. - 30.5cm., Admiral Beatty's hat with restoration

Gould, Francis Carruthers

Gould, Francis Carruthers Two original ink political cartoons: Taking him on, 1903, c.46x47cm. including mount, very slight spotting; The Man on the Raft, 1904, c.46x47cm. including mount; both framed and glazed, signed, with annotations to mounts (2)

Gould, Francis Carruthers

Gould, Francis Carruthers Three original ink drawings comprising political cartoons of Arthur Balfour: Hanky Panky, 1904, c.38x46cm. including mount; Master (?) of the Situation, 1905, c.37x44cm. including mount; Achilles - New Style, 1912, c.41x51cm. including mount; all framed and glazed, signed, each mount captioned (3)

F. CARRUTHERS GOULD. Begbie, Harold. The Political Struwwelpeter * The Struwwelpeter Alphabet * Great Men.

F. CARRUTHERS GOULD. Begbie, Harold. The Political Struwwelpeter * The Struwwelpeter Alphabet * Great Men. Together, 3 First Editions with color illustrations by Gould printed by The Graphotone Company, the last title by Edmund Evans. Thin 4to, publisher's cloth-backed illustrated boards, scattered wear and soiling; hinges repaired on Alphabet, owner's ink and pencil notes on front blanks, hinges cracked on Political. London: Grant Richards, 1899; 1900; 1901

Sir Francis Carruthers Gould (1844-1925)

Sir Francis Carruthers Gould (1844-1925) Pall Mall Budget 1891 pen and ink drawing for a cover illustration signed with initials, 35.5 x 29cm Provenance: From the collection of the late Dennis Gifford

Francis Carruthers Gould (British, 1844-1925)

Waiting for the Home Rule Bill Three crows perched on a branch entitled 'Opposition', each caricature further signed by Andrew Bonar Law, Frederick Edwin Smith and Sir Edward Carson, signed with initial, mount inscribed and dated 1912, ink and crayon 16 x 23.5cm (6 5/16 x 9 1/4in).

FRANCIS CARRUTHERS GOULD (1844-1925, BRITISH)

FRANCIS CARRUTHERS GOULD (1844-1925, BRITISH) Initialled Pen and Ink Drawing Lord Salisbury Depicted as a Sleeping Owl 8 ½" x 7"

SIR FRANCIS CARRUTHERS GOULD, RBA (1844-1925) THE

SIR FRANCIS CARRUTHERS GOULD, RBA (1844-1925) THE GENERAL ELECTION JANUARY 1906 a Political Cartoon for the Westminster Gazette, signed with initials, pen and ink, 21 x 30.5cm and another, Diluted for Irish Consumption by Arthur Moreland (2)

A Wilkinson 'Royal Staffordshire' Pottery Toby

A Wilkinson 'Royal Staffordshire' Pottery Toby Jug, designed by Sir Francis Carruthers Gould (1844-1925), King George V (1919), modelled seated holding a globe in his lap (unfinished colouring), with black printed marks of facsimile Carruthers Gould signature, Wilkinson Ltd and 'Soane & Smith, 462 Oxford Street, London, W', 31cm high; and another Toby Jug, Marshall Foch (1918) (unfinished colouring), with black printed marks of facsimile Carruthers Gould signature, Wilkinson Ltd and 'Soane & Smith, 462 Oxford Street, London, W', 30.5cm high (restorations) (2)

A Set of Eleven Wilkinson 'Royal Staffordshire'

A Set of Eleven Wilkinson 'Royal Staffordshire' Pottery Toby Jugs, modelled as the allied war leaders, circa 1915-1919, designed by Sir Francis Carruthers Gould (1844-1925) and issued during and immediately after the Great War, comprising: Rt. Hon. David Lloyd George (1915); Admiral Jellicoe (1915); Lord French (1915); Field Marshall Sir Douglas Haig (1917); Admiral Beatty (1917); President Woodrow Wilson (1918); Marshall Foch (1918); General Botha (1918); Earl Kitchener (1915); Field Marshall Joffre (1918); and King George V (1919), all with black printed marks of facsimile Carruthers Gould signature, Wilkinson Ltd and 'Soane & Smith, 462 Oxford Street, London, W', 25cm to 31cm high

Charles Stewart Parnell with Irish MP's - drawing by Francis Carruthers Gould (1844-1925)

Charles Stewart Parnell with Irish MP's - drawing by Francis Carruthers Gould (1844-1925)

SIR FRANCIS CARRUTHERS GOULD (1844-1925) In finely

SIR FRANCIS CARRUTHERS GOULD (1844-1925) In finely preserved very fresh condition LIBERAL GOVERNMENT 1906 a caricature for the Westminster Gazette, signed with initials, with pencil inscription and numbered 79749 verso, pen and ink on stout white card, 19.5 x 25cm, unframed

SIR FRANCIS CARRUTHERS GOULD (BRITISH, 1844-1925)

SIR FRANCIS CARRUTHERS GOULD (BRITISH, 1844-1925) A folio of political caricatures, 1860s to 1901 Including various sketches and lithographs, one inscribed in the artist's hand 'Original drawing - sketch of Mr. Norman Wilkinson', another 'Original sketch of Mr Rudge - a heavy swell on the ocean'; Together with two letters in the artists hand, one dated 10 July 1901, mentioning subjects drawn in the 1860s, including Lord Derby and John Russell; the letters and folio addressed to The Rev. W.B. Tracey Esq. 15 in. (38 cm.) and similar

SIR FRANCIS CARRUTHERS GOULD (BRITISH, 1844-1925)

SIR FRANCIS CARRUTHERS GOULD (BRITISH, 1844-1925) A folio of political caricatures, 1860s to 1901 Including various sketches and lithographs, one inscribed in the artist's hand 'Original drawing - sketch of Mr. Norman Wilkinson', another 'Original sketch of Mr Rudge - a heavy swell on the ocean'; Together with two letters in the artists hand, one dated 10 July 1901, mentioning subjects drawn in the 1860s, including Lord Derby and John Russell; the letters and folio addressed to The Rev. W.B. Tracey Esq. 15 in. (38 cm.) and similar

SIR FRANCIS CARRUTHERS GOULD (British, 1844-1923)

SIR FRANCIS CARRUTHERS GOULD (British, 1844-1923) A set of four pen and ink drawings depicting Sir William Harcourt to include 'Verifying his References', 'An Anglo-Saxon Study', 'A Way of Sitting upon People' and 'An Automatic Gesture', each signed with initials bas droite and inscribed with title on the mount (see illustration)

Sir Francis Carruthers Gould (1844-1925)

Sir Francis Carruthers Gould (1844-1925) Caricature of Lord Salisbury Pen and ink 18cm x 15cm * this caricature probably coincides with Lord Salisbury's second spell as Prime Minister between 25th June 1895 to 11th July 1902.

Sir Francis Carruthers Gould British, 1844-1925 PROCESSION OF BRITISH ROYALTY