Knight of the Garter by WH Pyne 1808

This aquatint engraving of Country Fair is from The Costumes of Great Britain designed, engraved and written by William Henry Pyne, published in 1808 by William Miller, London. Thiss is a rare origina

This aquatint engraving of Fireman is from The Costumes of Great Britain designed, engraved and written by William Henry Pyne, published in 1808 by William Miller, London. Thiss is a rare original han

This aquatint engraving of Herald is from The Costumes of Great Britain designed, engraved and written by William Henry Pyne, published in 1808 by William Miller, London. Thiss is a rare original hand

This aquatint engraving of Halfpenny Showman is from The Costumes of Great Britain designed, engraved and written by William Henry Pyne, published in 1808 by William Miller, London. Thiss is a rare or

19th century engraving by W.H. Pyne depicting scenes of men fishing. Published Richard Ackerman London 1822.11.5 x 9in sight Inventory Code: 1K-214 Provenance: Part of over six-hundred Items consigned

W, H. Knight Watercolor on paper of a Harbor Scene signed lower right. Measuring 13 x 11 inches framed, watercolor 12 x 10 inches. Very good condition.

Antique Knight of Garter photograph from 1926. The Most Noble Order of the Garter is an order of chivalry founded by Edward III of England in 1348. The most senior order of knighthood in the British h

Hand Colored Aquatint Published 1808, London for "The Costume of Great Britain" by William Henry Pyne. Paper Size: 14 x 10 inch (36 x 26cm) Good Condition

Hand Colored Aquatint Published 1808, London for "The Costume of Great Britain" by William Henry Pyne. Paper Size: 14 x 10 inch (36 x 26cm) Good Condition

Hand Colored Aquatint Published 1808, London for "The Costume of Great Britain" by William Henry Pyne. Paper Size: 14 x 10 inch (36 x 26cm) Good Condition

Hand Colored Aquatint Published 1808, London for "The Costume of Great Britain" by William Henry Pyne. Paper Size: 14 x 10 inch (36 x 26cm) Good Condition

Hand Colored Aquatint Published 1808, London for "The Costume of Great Britain" by William Henry Pyne. Paper Size: 14 x 10 inch (36 x 26cm) Good Condition

Hand Colored Aquatint Published 1808, London for "The Costume of Great Britain" by William Henry Pyne. Paper Size: 14 x 10 inch (36 x 26cm) Good Condition

Hand Colored Aquatint Published 1808, London for "The Costume of Great Britain" by William Henry Pyne. Paper Size: 14 x 10 inch (36 x 26cm) Good Condition

Knight of The Garter (KG). Position 3, with dark green base undersigned "Made in England by R. Courtenay". Later post war figure, including moveable visor. Pristine condition.

Knight of The Garter. Near mint condition. Signed by Courtenay on the bottom of base.

In Coronation Gown #43053, In Knights of the Garter Robes #43054, and On Throne. 3 pieces. Mint to near mint condition. Boxes excellent.

Princess Elizabeth in WW2 ATS Uniform #43052, Queen Elizabeth in Coronation Gown #43053, Queen Elizabeth in Knights of The Garter Robes #43054, and Queen Elizabeth in State Dress #43055. 4 pieces. Min

Prototype of limited edition collection, Knights-of-the-Garter the most iconic Prime Ministers of the 20th century. Dual faced character jug of Margaret Thatcher and Winston Churchill. They share a da

Knight's Cross, instituted in 1808. Breast Badge, 64 mm, Silver, centre medallion enameled, original suspension ring and ribbon. A beautiful badge, in extremely fine condition! I

Knight's Cross Miniature, instituted in 1808. Breast Badge, 15 mm, GOLD, both sides enameled, both central medallions GOLD, enameled, original Royal Crown suspension device, and ribbon. Rare and super

"The Mick" Mickey Mantle Autographed 11x14 Bl/Wh. Comes with COA.

Pyne, William H. The Costume of Great Britain. 1808. London: William Miller, 1808. Folio. Mixed issue. Illustrated with hand-colored aquatint vignette title-page, and 60 hand-colored aquatint plates,

Ruins of Golubac Fortress, Serbia. Title: Ruins of Golumbacz. Engraver: Francis William Topham (Leeds 15 April 1808 – 31 March 1877 Córdoba) Artist: after William Henry Bartlett (1809 &#821