POLITICAL INTEREST CARICATURES, After James Gillray (1757-18...

Hammer

£50

POLITICAL INTEREST CARICATURES, After James Gillray (1757-1815), 'The Daily-Advertiser; Vide, Dundas's Speech in the House of Commons....', a hand coloured engraving, approximately 36cm x 26.5cm, together with four other hand coloured engravings after Gillray, titled 'PIGS MEAT; or The Swine Flogg'd out of the Farm Yard', approximately 35.5cm x 25.5cm, 'THE PIGS Possessed....', approximately 42cm x 30.5cmm 'True Reform of Parliament, ie Patriots lighting a Revolutionary Bonfire in New Palace Yard', approximately 30cm x 41.5cm and 'Sketch for a Monument of Disappointed-Justice', approximately 34.5cm x 25cm, all five framed and glazed (5) (condition: The Daily Advertiser engraving has a patch of cream paint on the upper left hand door panel, True Reform has a patch of stain and damage to the bottom right hand corner, Disappointed Justice has cracked glass and Pigs Possessed has a crease on the skyline, it has damaged glass verso which displays two uncoloured prints)