Magpie and punchbowl posters & prints

St Katherine Coleman Rectory, Fenchurch Street, City of London Robert Blemmell Schnebbelie

Punch Bowl and Lid detail Anonymous

Punch Bowl and Lid detail Unknown

The Cock and Magpie Tavern, Drury Lane Joseph Henderson

Punch Bowl and Lid Unknown

Punch Bowl and Lid detail Anonymous

Punch Bowl and Lid Unknown

Punch Bowl with Masonic Symbols Anonymous

A Banquet to Genet Howard (after) Pyle

Punch Bowl Anonymous

Two Jubilees - a Harmony in Black and White Anonymous

The Cock and Magpie Tavern, Drury Lane, Westminster, London Waldo Sargeant

The catch singers Anonymous

Punch and Judy G Rymer

A Clown Training a Magpie, late 17th or 18th century Alessandro Magnasco

Magpies on a Pipa Branch Anonymous

Cover of Punch Magazine Anonymous

Devil’s Punch Bowl, Kerguelen Islands John Robertson

Magpie Robin School Chinese

The Cock And Magpie, Drury Lane, 1840 Anonymous

Nest of Magpie Anonymous

The Usurer However Chucked Him Scornfully an Old Pocket-Book with a Ten-Pound Note Inside Saying. 'There 's Your Own Money... Anonymous

A Hunter’s Bag near a Tree Stump with a Magpie, Known as ‘The Contemplative Magpie’ Melchior d' Hondecoeter

Punch and Judy show in Putney, London Anonymous

The Tame Magpie, ca. 1707-8 Alessandro Magnasco

Bowl Unknown

Magpies and Hare Cui Bai

The Eagle and the Magpie Jean-Baptiste Oudry

Mark Lemon, 19th century editor of Punch magazine William Henry Margetson

Punch and Judy Show on the Beach Anonymous

View of a Skittle Ground at Hampstead George Cruikshank

An International Punch, drawing for the magazine Le Journal pour Rire, 1849. Gustave Doré

Children watching a Punch and Judy show in a London street Donald McLeish

Drury Lane, Westminster, London Thomas Colman Dibdin

Bowl Anonymous

Five handmaidens see a magpie in a cage Aart Wolsgrein Jan Luyken