1626 John Speede London "Mape of Hungri" two sheet

1626 John Speede map of the Kingdom of Denmark- two sheet hand colored map w/ towns, costumes, & types vignettes border, double framed, 16" x 20 1/2"

Speede, John THE MAPE OF HUNGARI [London] 1626 H. 39.5cm W. 51.3cm (sight) Engraved map, hand-coloured [Sold with]: Brion de la Tour, Louis Paris, [c. 1766] H. 38.5cm W. 53cm (sight) Engraved

Heading: Author: Speed, John Title: A New Mappe of the Romane Empire Newly Described by John Speede Place Published: London Publisher:G. Humble Date Published: 1626 Description:

Turkey in Asia & Europe.- Senex (John) Turky in Europe Corrected from Observations Communicated to the Royal Societys at London and Paris, large two-sheet map, engraving with some outline hand-colouri

Heading: Author: Hogarth, William Title: The Original Works of William Hogarth Place Published: London Publisher:John and Josiah Boydell Date Published: 1790 Description: T

Or: "A Newe Mape of Tartary." Hand colored map "augmented" by British cartographer John Speede (1551 - 1629). Originally sold by London merchants Thomas Bassett of Fleet Street and Richard Chiswell in

JOHN SENEX (English, 1678-1740) A New Map of Italy, 1708 Engraving with later hand-coloring (two sheets) Corrected from the Observations Communicated to ye Royal Society at London and ye Royal Academy

1680 News sheet “Votes of the House of Commons” dated November 20, 1680, pertaining to a plot to overthrow the government. Two pages, printed at London by assigns of John Bill and Thomas Newcomb.

John and Paul Knapton, London, 1748; Condition: nicks and large losses to paper; creases; mat burn; one with water stain to lower left; each 28 x 21 inches sheet; 42 x 33 inches framed

Two screenprints with woodblock, 46/90, each signed, titled, dated and numbered in pencil to margin, published by Advanced Graphics, London, with their blindstamp(each sheet 112cm x 84.5cm (44in x 33.

Charles John Kemeys-Tynte (1800-1882): Two Jockeys Up Ink on paper, unsigned, with label from William Drummond, London. 2 1/2 x 4 5/8 in. (sheet), 8 1/2 x 10 in. (frame). Sir Guy Campbell. An Artist's

John Speede 1626, Thomas Bassett / Richard Chillwell, Abraham Goos; "The Description of America", hand colored, center fold, slight foxing, framed size 19" x 23 1/2", G-G+

EIGHT GEORGE III SILVER GADROONED RIM SHAPED PLATES six by James Young, London, 1792 Including two by John Parker I & Edward Wakelin, London, 1764, with engraved crest to border; diameter 9 1/2in (24c

A SET OF TEN GEORGE III SILVER GADROONED RIM PLATES by John Parker I & Edward Wakelin, London, 1773 Together with two similar English silver plates by Vander & Hedges with Tessiers Ltd. marks, London,

John Bowles (British 1709 - 1779) "A New and Exact Map of America Laid Down from the Latest Observations and Discoveries", circa 1750 Two sheet map engraving of the "Representation of the Customs and

(MISSISSIPPI RIVER.) John Ross. Course of the River Mississipi, From the Balise to Fort Chartres. Engraved folding map of the lower Mississippi River on two sheets joined. 44¾x15 inches sheet siz

SENEX, JOHN. Group of 25 full-sheet and double-page engraved maps in fine original hand-color. 12 large two-sheet double-page maps measuring approximately 40x26 inches each; 13 unfolded full-sheet map

(COLONIAL NORTH AMERICA.) John Senex, Charles Price, and John Maxwell. North America. Large engraved map of North America on two sheets of laid paper joined. 39x26¾ inches overall, wide margins;

Revolutionary War-dated ALS, three pages on two sheets, 8.25 x 13.5, March 5, 1779. Handwritten letter to his wife, Sarah Livingston Jay, from Philadelphia while serving as president of the Continenta

Two Matching Neo-Classical Style Silver Covered Two Handled Urnsone London, ca. 1810, John Croch maker; height: height: 17.5 in.; 77 ozt.; the other, American, Howard & Company maker; height: 17.5 in.

JOHN BALDESSARI Two Opponents (Blue and Yellow). Color screenprint on Rives BFK, 2004. 302x302 mm; 11x11 inches (sheet), full margins. Signed, dated and numbered 127/165 in pencil, lower center. Print

TWO 18TH CENTURY CAST SILVER CANDLESTICKS, the first by John Cafe, London 1751, the second by Ebenezer Coker, London 1761, each with knopped stem and six-shell base. (2) Ebenezer Coker stick 23.5cm hi

AFTER DOGBERRYColor screenprint and relief, 1993, on two joined sheets of wove paper, signed and numbered 21/33 in pencil, printed by Spring Street Workshop, New York, published by Pace Editions, Inc.

A massive William IV silver two-handled tray, John Edward Terrey, London, 1833 decorated with vine cluster and leaf border conforming large feet and scroll handles, the centre flat chased and engraved