Jack Greenall Sold at Auction Prices

b. 1905 - d. 1983

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    • Jack Greenall (1905-1983) - Group of pencil drawn caricatures - including “
      Aug. 11, 2015

      Jack Greenall (1905-1983) - Group of pencil drawn caricatures - including “

      Est: £600 - £800

      Jack Greenall (1905-1983) - Group of pencil drawn caricatures - including “The Haunted Gallery”, 7ins x 5.25ins (23), together with a full archive relating to his work and a menu for a meal in his honour at the Cafe Royal, Friday 1st April 1955, signed to the back including the signature of Mountbatten of Burma

      Canterbury Auction Galleries
    • Postcards : Comic Cards (B - H) - Three hundred
      Feb. 27, 2013

      Postcards : Comic Cards (B - H) - Three hundred

      Est: £100 - £200

      Postcards : Comic Cards (B - H) - Three hundred and ninety eight comic postcards, comprising one hundred and sixty Bamforth, fifteen Tom Browne, two Dudley Buxton, twelve Albert Carnell, twenty seven Reg Carter, forty seven G.F.Christie, fifteen Cynicus, seven Ellam, twenty four Jack Greenall, sixty one Gilson & Ludgate and twenty eight Dudley Hardy

      Tennants
    • Greenall (Jack) Useless Eustace, original artwork
      Sep. 20, 2012

      Greenall (Jack) Useless Eustace, original artwork

      Est: £400 - £600

      Greenall (Jack) Useless Eustace, original artwork for 17 10 gag-panels, or single picture cartoons, featuring the popular character from the Daily Mirror, pen and black ink with pale blue wash on artboard, one in pencil only, each c.175 x 135mm., all signed, also several sheets of printed proofs, 1950s-60s (17) ***Jack Greenall produced cartoons for a variety of publications, including Punch, Ideas, Bystander and a few children's comics, before he hit on the simple formula of single frame featuring the regular character of Useless Eustace, an everyman figure who became an instant hit in the mid 1930s, when he first appeared in the Daily Mirror, and went on to be a favourite of Winston Churchill.Greenall finally retired in 1975 and died in 1983..

      Dreweatts 1759
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