c FRANCESCO BARTOLOZZI Four Seasons Engravings

FRANCESCO BARTOLOZZI Four Seasons Engravings, label to reverse reads ‘Saxons & Clemons Inc’, subject portraits of four figures, measures 9 7/8 x 25 5/8 inches, white wooden frame, surface wear and

Summer, Spring, Autumn. 3 Prints of (4) from Bartolozzi's Four Seasons series. Colour Printed Stipple Engravings Published C1800, London. Engraved Francesco Bartolozzi after Francis Wheatley and Richa

Lot of three framed hand colored stipple engravings produced by Francesco Bartolozzi, published by Mariano Bovi and original image after Giovanni Battista Cipriani. Each one framed measuring 14.5" x 2

ASSORTED BRITISH AND EUROPEAN PRINTS, LOT OF FOUR, including a Francesco Bartolozzi (Italian, 1727-1815) engraving titled "Cupid & Psyche", published 1781 in London; and an Angelique Briceau (French,

by Italian artist Francesco Bartolozzi. Dated 1785. In giltwood framed. 10h x 9w.

P. L. Surugue, (4) hand-colored engravings, 18th c, After David Teniers, Pierre Louis Surugue (French, 1686-1782). the four seasons: Le Printems, L'Ete, L'Automne, L'Hiver, 10.75"h x 7.5"w (sight), 18

Continental. 19th century. Pair of white glazed figural "Four Seasons" caryatid-form vases depicting "Spring" and "Summer". "V" mark to the base of each. Approx. of one, h. 15.5".

(lot of 5) Framed art, including: (1) satirical watercolor on paper, "The Equestrian Divine: Post equitem sedet atra cura," unsigned, sight: approx 4.75"h, 6.5"w, overall: approx 7"h, 8.5"w, (4) hand-

Set of 4 Antique Four Seasons Engravings by Mallet. Framed and matted. Some gilt loss to frames.Measures 16 inches x 13.5 inches.

A group of four 1th century city views including Berlin, Hall in Scwaben, Bremen and Braga, all approximately 4.5 x 2.75, some repairs to each. No Reserve Free shipping for this item within the contin

Thomas 7th earl of northcumberlan, earl of essex, his grace the Duke of Marlborough, Mary queen of Scots, untitled engravings on paper sculpt Francesco Bartolozzi largest 18 x 12.5 inches unframed Ove

19th Century Francesco Bartolozzi Engraving of Di Vinci Artwork.Measures 24 inches x 18.25 inches.

Francesco Bartolozzi - Engraving. Dimensions 37.5x35

AFTER FRANCESCO BARTOLOZZI, ENGRAVING, PUB G. ZOCCHI 1761 H 13.5" W 17'' APRILE Scene of a man and a woman shearing sheep; two women and a boy standing behind them ready for more sheep; a dog standing

Charles Calton, "Hippopotamus," "The Peccary," "The Porcupine," and "The Wolf," 18th c., four engravings, framed, H.- 7 7/8 in., W.- 11 5/8 in.

Early 20th C. Four Seasons Scrolls - 4 Hand Painted Chinese Wall Scrolls - Signed in Original Box. Approx. size of scroll 55 inches tall x 13 wide (box) 2 tall x 8 wide x 14 deep IMPORTANT: NO In-Hous

Jenny, Francesco Bartolozzi engraving. Enclosed in a Hogarth frame. 24 x 19 cm.

SET OF FOUR 19th CENTURY FRENCH CUT STONE "FOUR SEAONS" SCULPTURES. ORIGINALLY PURCHASED FROM NORBERT ANTIQUES, HOUSTON. PROPERTY OF THE LATE JUDGE ROY HOFHEINZ. Height: 52 in. by Width: 21.5 in. by D

Meissen (German, founded 1720), circa 1880, polychrome and gilt porcelain "Four Seasons" rocaille form clock, model 2172,, decorated with putti and florals, on three C-scrolled feet, originally modele

Group of four 19th c. drawings, in graphite on paper, depicting the four seasons in charming pastoral scenes. All signed PB and dated 1886. Dimensions: (All) Height: 7 1/2 in x width: 5 1/2 in. SKU: 0

FRANCESCO BARTOLOZZI ITALIAN ENGRAVING HOLY FAMILY

18th Century Francesco Bartolozzi stipple engraving 1795, titled "The Lady of Richmond", Mary Howard. One of the famous Bartolozzi plates of the Royal Collection of drawings by Hans Holbein. Published

Antoine Watteau (French, 1684-1721). Four black and white engravings depicting the four seasons. Each marked "A. Watteau" lower left. Each in a gilt Trowbridge frame, marked on back. Mat opening: 16-1

1793 and 1799 Francesco Bartolozzi (1728 - 1815) Stipple Engravings. Two imitations of original drawings by Hans Holbein. 1792. Published by John Chamberlaine. Printed by W. Bulmer and Co., London. In