<< YCBA Home Yale Center for British Art Yale Center for British Art << YCBA Home

YCBA Collections Search

Search Constraints

Start Over
You searched for:

Creator Foster and Son (London, England)

Remove constraint Creator: Foster and Son (London, England)

Subject Terms Agar, James Charles Herbert Welbore Ellis, Earl of Normanton, 1818–1896 -- Bookplate.

Remove constraint Subject Terms: Agar, James Charles Herbert Welbore Ellis, Earl of Normanton, 1818–1896 -- Bookplate.

Search Results

Foster and Son (London, England), auctioneer. A catalogue of a collection of pictures, the works of first-class living artists :
Foster and Son (London, England)
A catalogue of a collection of pictures, the works of first-class living artists
1855
Foster and Son (London, England), auctioneer. A catalogue of the original pictures by eminent British artists:
Foster and Son (London, England)
A catalogue of the original pictures by eminent British artists
[1855]
Foster and Son (London, England), auctioneer. A catalogue of an important collection of pictures by the ancient masters, and by artists of the British school ... :
Foster and Son (London, England)
A catalogue of an important collection of pictures by the ancient masters, and by artists of the British school ...
1865
Foster and Son (London, England), auctioneer. A catalogue of the very interesting collection of foreign and English pottery and porcelain, formed by J. Loraine Baldwin, esq. .... :
Foster and Son (London, England)
A catalogue of the very interesting collection of foreign and English pottery and porcelain, formed by J. Loraine Baldwin, esq. ....
1870
Foster and Son (London, England), auctioneer. A catalogue of a collection of twenty English pictures, of high merit and great importance, being a portion of the well-known collection of Charles Birch, esq. of Westfield House, Edgbaston, near Birmingham, whose cabinet of British art has justly obtained a more than local celebrity :
Foster and Son (London, England)
A catalogue of a collection of twenty English pictures, of high merit and great importance, being a portion of the well-known collection of Charles Birch, esq. of Westfield House, Edgbaston, near Birmingham, whose cabinet of British art has justly obtained a more than local celebrity
1855