Early Engraving of Derbyshire, England dated 1825

EARLY 19TH C. GERMAN ENGRAVING DATED 1825 - Johann Nepomuk Strixner is the engraver after Bartholomäus Bruyn - MEASURES APPROX. 26" X 20"

Dated 1825, early and rare artist PROOF, engraving by Francis Philip Stephanoff titled "The Visit From Poor Relations" Published by R. Bowyer and stamped "Proof S.W Reynolds Sculpt" in lower right as

Early Engraving of Baltimore Maryland A rare view of early Baltimore Harbor Circa 1800 - 1835 Print Type: Engraving Dated: Early 19th Century Orig

Early Engraving of Baltimore Maryland A rare view of early Baltimore Battle Monument Circa 1815 - 1835 Print Type: Engraving Dated: Early 19th Century

Nashville A rare view of Nashville, Tennessee - Circa 1800 - 1835 Print Type: Engraving Dated: Early 19th Century Origin: American Demensions

Early Engraving of Mount Vernon & Georgetown Virginia Rare views of the both. Print Type: Engraving Dated: Early 19th Century Origin: American</

Henry Peach (British, fl. 1894-1928) Original Watercolor, signed and dated 1909. Derbyshire, England. Wooded Landscape with stream. In Gilt Frame, no glass. Measures 31.5 x 25" in frame, 28 x 21.25".

Nicolas De Fer (French 1646-1720) "L Amerique Méridionale, et Septentrionale" early state hand colored map engraving dated lower right "1699" 18" x 23" Condition: overall good condition, some yellowi

Daniel Haigh Esquire W. Giller (engraver) London *Due to size, we cannot offer shipping on this lot. Artist: British ~ London Print Type: Mezzoti

LOT 4 18TH C. ENGRAVINGS / LITHOGRAPHS - DATED AS EARLY AS 1751

Early 19th century framed needlepoint sampler dated 1825 and signed Elizabeth Mary Hawks. Birds eye maple frame. Condition: minor fading and discoloration, see images. Frame measures 16.5" tall x 15.7

A group of three German engravings early 19th century, one dated 1828 showing views of Germany. One of Hamburg, another handcolored and a third being a "Panorama of Niederwald". Very Good, 8 x 6". Res

Four Modern/Contemporary Works of Art Comprising a conte crayon on paper landscape by Hunter Mallory (American, 1926-2014), with inscription, signed and dated 1974 l.l.c.; an engraving titled "Early M

England, early 18th century. An engraving by George Vertue (England, 1684-1756). Paper is thin and edge wear is present.

Edward Ash. Early New England Home. Signed and titled. Not dated. Slight paint splatter, otherwise good condition. 38" w x 19" h. Est. $100-200. Ship: $55

Fraktur. Watercolor on paper. Dated 1825. Condition: Excellent original condition. Frame is period. Frame H 17-5/8" W 14-3/4" Sight H 14" W 11-1/2". Copy and paste this link for a high-res image: http

Needlework sampler, American, dated 1825. Excellent condition with minor staining. Framed size H15-1/4" W 19-5/8". Window opening H 11" W 15-3/8".

FINE EARLY NEEDLEWORK, LIKELY PART OF A FIRE SCREENEngland, Dated 1767Depicts a coastal estate, with swans in the foreground, several vessels, figures crossing a bridge, and multiple buildings. Dated

This amazing early sampler was intricately worked with figures, trees, urns, birds, animals, windmills, flowers, buildings, baskets of fruit, hearts and verse. The most important, of course, are the f

An early 20th century gold sea lion medallion. Of circular outline, the front depicting a sea lion playing ball, with wreath motif reverse. Engraving dated 1902 to the reverse. Length 4.7cms. Weight 1

consisting of three early 19th century colored depictions of jellyfish lithographed by "I. Beggrow," possibly of St. Petersburg, Russia and a manuscript-dated 1773 British engraving of crustaceans. Al

3 Early 20th C Tin Terrestrial Globes. 1) Chad Valley Birmingham, England. Dated 1940. Size: 11"H x 8" diameter (28 x 20.5 cm). 2) Terrestrial Globe with Months, Seasons, and Zodiac Signs on Base. Uni

WILLIAM BLAKE The Destruction of Job's Sons. Engraving, 1825. 217x170 mm; 8&#8541;x6&#190; inches, full margins. Edition of 215, an early impression with the word "Proof" engraved lower right. Publish

1st item: Early 19th century Blount County, Tennessee land grant, dated 1825 and signed by Governor William Carroll (1788 - 1844). Document grants Malcomb McGregor 50 acres of land. Housed in a walnut