Cruikshank family. Collection of caricatures, 19th century, etchings, all hand-coloured except item 5, all mounted, many also framed and glazed (not examined out of frames), and comprising:
1) Cruikshank (Isaac, 1764-1811). Irish Volunteers advancing at the Seige [sic] of Dublin, [London:] T. Tegg, c.1800-10, 244 x 350 mm,
2) ibid. Dreadful Fears of Invasion, [London]: T. Williamson, 1803, 288 x 216 mm, transverse tear through imprint (recent attempted tape-repair verso),
3) Cruikshank (Isaac Robert, known as Robert, 1789-1856). Mathew-orama for 1825, or "My Memorandum Book" make every body comfortable, "that's my way", London: G. Humphrey, April 1825, etching with aquatint, depicting actor Charles Mathew in the various guises of his 'Monopolylogue', framed, mount aperture 300 x 380 mm,
4) ibid. A Beau-Clerk for a Banking-Concern, London: G. Humphrey, 1825, depicting Mrs Coutts handing a cheque to Lord Burford, framed, mount aperture 257 x 355 mm, a few closed tears to edges extending into frames but not image,
5) ibid, A Steward at C Sea in a Vain Tempest! or, Gaining the Point of Matrimony in spite of Squalls, London: Sidebethem [Sidebotham], 1819, 242 x 345 mm,
6) Cruikshank (George, 1792-1878). Coriolanus addressing the Plebeians, London: G. Humphrey, 1820, depicting George IV (the former Prince Regent) as Coriolanus, framed, mount aperture 218 x 294 mm,
7) ibid. Back & Front View of the Ladies Fancy-Man, Paddy Carey. This Brazen Image was erected by the Ladies in honor of Paddy Carey O'Killus, Esq. their Man O'Metal!!!, London: J. Fairburn, 1822, on Richard Westmacott's statue of Achilles erected in honour of the Duke of Wellington, 235 x 335 mm,
8) The Root of the King's Evil, London: Thomas McLean, 1835, 282 x 375 mm, marginal spotting and tears (qty: 8)

BM Satires 10081 (Irish Volunteers), 10049 (Dreadful Fears), 14877 (Mathew-orama), 14874 (A Beau-Clerk), 13386 (A Steward), 13677 (Coriolanus), 14376 (This Brazen Image), 13503 (The Root).