|
DATE |
CAPTION |
DRAWING |
SIZE |
PRICE |
|
14 Dec 1877 |
Modern Aesthetics |
Gathering of people
including 3 ladies with rackets and commentary likening them to Greek
godesses |
5 x 7 |
£12.50 $21.25 |
|
31 Aug 1878 |
An Unforeseen
Consequence |
Boy with cricket bat,
girl with tennis racket |
4 x 7 |
£10.00 $17.00 |
|
26 Oct 1878 |
The Rise & Fall of the
Jack Spratts |
Adult and child mixed
match with comment on fashion |
7 x 4 |
£10.00 $17.00 |
|
23 Nov 1878 |
Can You Guess My Age? |
Couple with tennis
rackets |
6 x 4 |
£10.00 $17.00 |
|
13 Sep 1879 |
Lawn Tennis Costume |
Young lady wearing dress
made from tennis net, holding racket |
5 x 3.5 |
£10.00 $17.00 |
|
13 Sep 1879 |
Washed Out Tennis
Players |
Group of ladies with
rackets under umbrellas in rain storm |
5.5 x 7 |
£12.50 $21.25 |
|
20 Sep 1879 |
The Great Turf Tyrant &
His Victims |
Drawing of tennis racket
with spider-tennis ball and their victims |
9.5 x 7 |
£12.50 $21.25 |
|
04 Oct 1879 |
The Game Of The Day |
Political cartoon
showing Bismarck negotiating on a tennis court |
7 x 9.5 |
£15.00 $25.50 |
|
04 Oct 1879 |
Precept & Example |
Grandfather his tennis
playing offspring in front of tennis court |
6 x 7 |
£15.00 $25.50 |
|
18 Oct 1879 |
Hygienic Excess |
4 young ladies posing on
a tennis court |
5.5 x 7 |
£15.00 $25.50 |
|
08 Nov 1879 |
13th Book Of
Euclid |
Young Lady and Mr Punch
on a tennis court with heart shaped tennis rackets |
5.5 x 7 |
£12.50 $21.25 |
|
22 May 1880 |
Mrs Ponsonby De Tomkyns
On Marriage |
Couple discussing his
prospects in front of a pair of young ladies playing tennis |
6 x 5 |
£10.00 $17.00 |
|
09 Oct 1880 |
A Palpable Hit |
Stout tennis player
apologising for his poor play |
5.5 x 7 |
£12.50 $21.25 |
|
21 May 1881 |
A Wet Blanket |
Group of Ladies
discussing the new Curate, lady in foreground holding tennis racket |
5.5 x 7 |
£10.00 $17.00 |
|
28 May 1881 |
A Conscious Martyr |
Young lady in tennis
dress on tennis court complaining she has no one to play tennis with |
5.5 x 7 |
£15.00 $25.50 |
|
01 Jul 1882 |
Did You Ever See Anybody
So Light & Slender |
2 people watching mixed
match |
5 x 7 |
£10.00 $17.00 |
|
07 Oct 1882 |
Barbarous Technicalities
of Lawn Tennis |
Grandmother watching
army major serving in mixed doubles match |
5 x 7 |
£15.00 $25.50 |
|
21 Oct 1882 |
Lost Illusions |
Pair of drawings in
which young lady doesn’t recognise young man in his city clothes rather than
his tennis clothes |
5 x 7 |
£10.00 $17.00 |
|
11 Nov 1882 |
More Lost Illusions |
Pair of drawings in
which young lady is disappointed when she sees young man in his tennis
clothes |
5 x 7 |
£10.00 $17.00 |
|
03 Feb 1883 |
Lawn Tennis In Winter |
Womean playing tennis in
rain. With 3 verse poem |
4 x 4 |
£10.00 $17.00 |
|
14 Jul 1883 |
A New Taste In Men &
Women |
Couple discussing
another couple at tennis match |
5 x 7 |
£10.00 $17.00 |
|
04 Aug 1883 |
An Isthmian Game |
Caricature French &
English men at net (political comment re Suez Canal) |
9 x 7 |
£10.00 $17.00 |
|
20 Oct 1883 |
Awful Effect On Too Much
Lawn Tennis By The Sea |
2 elegant but sunburnt
ladies at ball |
4 x 4 |
£10.00 $17.00 |
|
20 Oct 1883 |
Plucky |
Curate using wheelbarrow
to transport lawn-tennis marker across village |
5 x 7 |
£10.00 $17.00 |
|
13 Sep 1884 |
Genuine Enthusiasts |
Spectators watching
finale of a tournament using umbrellas to shelter from cold east wind |
5 x 7 |
£10.00 $17.00 |
|
04 Oct 1884 |
Lawn Tennis |
Young man declines entry
to a tournament thinking himself too good |
5.5 x 4 |
£10.00 $17.00 |
|
21 Aug 1886 |
Adding Hypocrisy To
Crime |
Girl asking Grandfather
to hide rackets, not wanting people to know they were going to play tennis
on a Sunday |
5 x 4 |
£10.00 $17.00 |
|
06 Dec 1886 |
Things One Would Rather
Have Left Unsaid |
Man saying goodbye to
woman on tennis court |
4 x 4 |
£10.00 $17.00 |
|
19 May 1888 |
Question Of The Day |
Couple talking with
match in background |
5 x 7 |
£10.00 $17.00 |
|
24 Sep 1892 |
A Good Beginning |
Man talking to umpire at
tennis match about his adorable nieces |
5 x 7 |
£10.00 $17.00 |
|
07 Dec 1895 |
Suggestions For
Novelties In Sleeves |
Dresses with sporting
themes to the sleeves |
7 x 5 |
£10.00 $17.00 |
|
08 Oct 1902 |
|
Young lady and boy in
tennis clothing discussing shooting prowess of man with shot gun |
7 x 4.5 |
£10.00 $17.00 |
|
12 Jul 1905 |
A Little Learning |
Young lady in tennis
clothing and older man discussing scientific discoveries |
5.5 x 7 |
£10.00 $17.00 |
|
20 Sep 1905 |
Our Artists Net Profits |
Cartoons from the
Eastbourne tennis tournament |
7 x 9.5 |
£10.00 $17.00 |
|
04 Oct 1911 |
|
A tennis four hunting in
the undergrowth for the lost tennis ball |
5 x 7 |
£12.50 $21.25 |
|
08 Jul 1914 |
|
Lady greeting man
holding racket horizontally by throat watched by 2 ladies – ‘he takes the
plate round in church’ |
5 x 7 |
£10.00 $17.00 |
|
08 Jul 1914 |
Fancy Dress |
Tennis at the vicarage
in fancy dress |
5 x 7 |
£10.00 $17.00 |
|
05 Jul 1922 |
Tennis Is Getting
Dangerous |
Lady wearing Lenglen
bandana – ‘that’s the second I’ve seen with ‘ead orl bandaged up!’ |
3 x 3 |
£10.00 $17.00 |
|
05 Jul 1922 |
The Price Of Efficiency |
Series of 15 drawings
showing old and new serves |
9 x 7 |
£12.50 $21.25 |
|
09 May 1923 |
The Broadcaster |
Dog spreading bucket of
white over a tennis court to dismay of young tennis playing family |
4.5 x 7 |
£10.00 $17.00 |
|
16 May 1923 |
|
A fierce tennis club
secretary asking tramp-like figure to move on |
6.5 x 4.5 |
£12.50 $21.25 |
|
23 May 1923 |
The Merrie Month |
Tennis match in a snow
storm |
5 x 7 |
£12.50 $21.25 |
|
30 May 1923 |
|
Young lady encouraging
her partner who is not an accomplished tennis player |
5 x 7 |
£12.50 $21.25 |
|
20 Jun 1923 |
|
Pair of drawings showing
lady tennis player as she saw herself and how the camera saw her |
4.5 x 7 |
£12.50 $21.25 |
|
27 Jun 1923 |
|
Scene in sports shop in
which customer tries to persuade salesman to come to play tennis with her |
5 x 7 |
£15.00 $25.50 |
|
04 Jul 1923 |
|
Court being covered at
Wimbledon with a clown providing the entertainment |
5 x 7 |
£15.00 $25.50 |
|
04 Jul 1923 |
A Lawn Tennis Problem |
2 young ladies wondering
how to divide the best partner |
4.5 x 7 |
£15.00 $25.50 |
|
04 Jul 1923 |
A Tournament Of Fliers |
Political cartoon with
reference to Britain and France. Shows lady serving with another lady
watching her |
9.5 x 7 |
£12.50 $21.25 |
|
18 Jul 1923 |
Stirring Event In
Chelsea |
A Cubist artist marks
out his tennis court, in front of admiring crowd |
5 x 7 |
£12.50 $21.25 |
|
18 Jul 1923 |
The Intruder |
4 drawings showing lady
dominating the court at the expense of her partner |
9 x 7 |
£15.00 $25.50 |
|
25 Jul 1923 |
|
Young lady at tennis
party explaining why she no longer plays tennis |
4.5 x 7 |
£12.50 $21.25 |
|
25 Jul 1923 |
Crinolinette |
Double page showing
pictures of young lady playing tennis in crinoline, with accompanying poem |
14 x 9 |
£15.00 $25.50 |
|
08 Aug 1923 |
Brightening The Luncheon
Hour |
Road menders playing
tennis in their lunch break using spades etc for rackets |
6 x 4.5 |
£15.00 $25.50 |
|
15 Aug 1923 |
|
Novice playing in a
mixed four |
4 x 7 |
£12.50 $21.25 |
|
21 Jun 1925 |
|
Elderly lady looking at
2 tennis players wearing Helen Wills visor, declaring them to be jockeys |
4.5 x 7 |
£12.50 $21.25 |
|
21 Jun 1926 |
|
Lady declaring 'Yours'
as partner takes evasive action from a fierce shot |
5 x 7 |
£15.00 $25.50
|
|
23 May 1927 |
|
Young female umpire
announcing score and the likely outcome of the match |
4.5 x 7 |
£12.50 $21.25 |
|
23 May 1927 |
|
Ill-attired & nervous
youth apologising to angry partner for his poor play |
4.5 x 7 |
£12.50 $21.25 |
|
22 Jun 1927 |
The man who knew his
place |
Man ducking away from
his energetic female partner |
3.5 x 4 |
£10.00 $17.00 |
|
13 Jul 1927 |
|
Foursome debating how to
choose their partners |
5 x 7 |
£12.50 $21.25 |
|
13 Jul 1927 |
|
Hostess offering new
tennis balls to her guests – ‘They are bound to be good as they are pre-war’ |
7 x 7 |
£12.50 $21.25 |
|
03 Aug 1927 |
|
Mother and daughter
critically discussing their tennis playing son/brother |
4.5 x 7 |
£10.00 $17.00 |
|
17 Aug 1927 |
|
Onlooker points out net
is too low - girls playing tennis realise that is why they were doing so
well |
4.5 x 7 |
£12.50 $21.25 |
|
01 May 1929 |
|
Mixed 4 leaving public
court ‘Did you see that topping return?’ ‘You mean that time you hit the
ball?’ |
5 x 7 |
£10.00 $17.00 |
|
13 May 1929 |
|
Mens 4 with player being
told not to cower behind net –‘What’s the net for then?’ |
5 x 7 |
£10.00 $17.00 |
|
15 May 1929 |
|
Couple on court; girl
(to sleeping partner) ‘I will say this for you – you don’t snore’ |
5 x 7 |
£10.00 $17.00 |
|
29 May 1929 |
|
New member hangs his
coat on the net post |
6 x 4 |
£10.00 $17.00 |
|
26 Jun 1929 |
|
Girl with cigarette in
mouth (just starting set with crack player) ‘What are you waiting for?’ |
3 x 4 |
£10.00 $17.00 |
|
18 Jun 1930 |
|
Tennis novice in sports
shop trying to buy a racket which goes 'ping' rather than 'twang'
|
5 x 3.5 |
£12.50 $21.25 |
|
27 May 1931 |
Couple leaving court,
man with bandaged head |
‘Hope I didn’t hurt you
badly but I thought it better one of us should retire injured otherwise we
should have been beaten’ |
5 x 7 |
£10.00 $17.00 |
|
09 Sep 1931 |
Mixed 4 including portly
pair |
Playing on smaller court
because host cannot run now he has put on weight |
5 x 7 |
£10.00 $17.00 |
|
16 Sep 1936 |
Couple playing with
balls attached to net by long strings |
‘Those people next door
refuse to return our balls’ |
5 x 7 |
£10.00 $17.00 |
|
21 Jul 1937 |
Couple with fierce
ladies doubles being arranged in background |
‘Wouldn’t you like to
have a game?’ ‘Later – at the moment I think they’re arranging a women’s
fearsome!’ |
5 x 7 |
£10.00 $17.00 |