After E. Duncan. Two Equestrian Engravings

Mr. Will E. Long on "Bertha" and Mr. Charles Davis on "The Traverser", engraved by Edward Hacker after the original paintings by William and Henry Barraud. Both matted and framed.Frame: approx. 30" x

Count Sandor's Exploits in Leicestershire, plate VII, c. August 1, 1833, R. Ackerman Publisher. Engraving by E. Duncan, after J. (John E.) Ferneley. With A. Ackermann & Sons. Ltd. label on verso. 13 3

Property from the Collection of John and Virginia Duncan, Savannah, GA Description: Two Engravings of Georgia Politicians, including an engraving of John Forsyth by E. B. & E. C. Kellogg after Wil

2 E.W. Savory English Equestrian Engraving Prints. This lot includes two prints of lithographs by E.W. Savory depicting horse riding / equestrian scenes. Both are professionally framed and matted. 21.

2 Hand Colored Equestrian Engravings C. R. Stock. This lot includes two hand colored engravings by C. R. Stock, originally painted by E.A.S. Douglas published by Arthur Ackerman. Titled "Off to the Me

2 Hand Colored Equestrian Engravings C. R. Stock. This lot includes two hand colored engravings by C. R. Stock, originally painted by E.A.S. Douglas published by Arthur Ackerman. Each measures 17 inch

Sight- 14 1/2" x 17 1/2"- 19 1/2" x 25" Overall- 25 3/4" x 31 1/2"- 32 1/2" x 36 1/2"

The America Schooner, 170 Tons, Winning the Royal Yacht Squadron Cup & Passing the Victoria & Albert Off the Needles / Friday August 22nd 1851, engraved by E. Duncan after the painting by Augustus But

Two English Equestrian Engravings 19th Century Mr. William Long on "Bertha" and Mr. Charles Davis on "The Traverser" engraved by Edward Hacker after William and Henry Barraud color engravings on paper

Antique Framed Horse / Equestrian Engravings. This lot features two horse / equestrian engravings in a single frame professionally leather matted and in a marquetry frame. 20 inches x 14.5 inches.

Property from the Collection of John and Virginia Duncan, Savannah, GA Description: Two Engravings of The Rev. William Jay, 19th C, comprising one colored engraving of the Reverend William Jay eng

Two 19th C French Equestrian Engravings. Two mixed style, maker, and period 19th century French engravings depicting horses. Both are professionally matted and framed. Largest measures 19 inches x 22

[SLAVERY & ABOLITION]. A group of 3 British publications related to American slavery, comprising:   The Gentleman's Magazine: For February 1743. London: E. Cave, 1743. 8vo. Two engravings. (Toned

Marked on lower margin, London, published Jan 1st, 1830. By W.J.Huggins, maritime painter to his Majesty, engraved by E.Ducan. To Edward Griffith Colpoys Esqr Vice Admiral of the white. This plate of

Lot composed of three engravings: Cristoforo Robetta (Firenze 1462-1535) Allegory of Love e Adoration of the Magi Two engravings applied on cardboard mm 305x282 each Signed on plate (defects) Anonymou

Marked on margin From copyright 1907 photograph, by E.S.Curtis. Plate 78, two strike, photo engraving by John Andrew & Son. depicts the face of an elderly Native American man in a sepia tone. Framed i

Property from the Collection of John and Virginia Duncan, Savannah, GA Description: Thimson, Two Hand Colored Engravings of West India Islands, 1815, comprising Jamaica on one, engraved by T. Cler

Property from the Collection of John and Virginia Duncan, Savannah, GA Description: Thomson, Two Hand Colored Engravings of West India Islands, 1816, comprising Grenada, Tobago, Curacao, Trinidad

Dated 1850, "This Plate of H.M.S. Winchester" Presented to Edward Griffith Colpous ESQ Vice Admiral of the White. After the painting by W. J. Huggins Marine painter to his majesty. Frame 27"x20" and e

Property from the Collection of John and Virginia Duncan, Savannah, GA Description: Kirkwood & Son, Two Hand Colored Engravings of West India Islands, comprising 'No. 65' Guadeloupe, Mariegalante

Property from the Collection of John and Virginia Duncan, Savannah, GA Description: Kirkwood & Son, Two Hand Colored Engravings of West India Islands, comprising St. Vincent's and Barbados on one

The April 1751 issue of "The Gentleman's Magazine", printed at London by E. Cave. 48 pages, two text cuts, no engravings. Notable content on page 190 regarding the expirements by Benjamin Franklin on

T. G. Dutton, A Pair of Antique Hand Colored Engravings. The Clipper Ship Cornwallis and the Clipper ShipMirage. Engraved by E. Duncanframed.15 x 20 inchfes

Assembled Equestrian Engravings. 5 total; Shooting Plate II engraved by T. Sutherland, "Off to Drawl" from a painting by E.L. Voss, Full Cry from a painting by E.L.Voss. Size - 17 1/4 x 19 3/4. Frame