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Lot 280
PATTERSON, James Laird Journal of a Tour in Egypt, Palestine, Syria and Greece, 1st edit, folding tinted lithographs, 1 black and white lithograph, 1 plan plus woodcuts in text, some light marking to plates, bound in the publisher`s cloth, spine with some wear, 1852 and ALLRIDGE, Thomas, A Transformed Colony...Sierra Leone, 1st edit, photographic plates and large coloured map, in the publisher`s cloth, head of spine worn, 1910, with presentation stamp of Oxford University (2)
Lot 668
Michel Francois Damame-Demartrait 1763-1827- "Vue Du Kremlin"; aquatint printed in colours with hand colouring, 41x61cm: Auguste Bry, 19th century- "Palais Imperial Dit De Paul 1er, Terrasse du Kremlin, 14 Octobre 1839", after Andre Durand, publ. Ernest Bourdin, Paris; hand coloured lithograph, 32.8x45cm: Auguste Bry, 19th century- "Couvent de Smolnoi, Vue Prise de l`Esplanade", after Andre Durand, publ. Ernest Bourdin, Paris; hand coloured lithograph, 32.8x45cm, (3)
Lot 798
* Thomas Rowlandson, British 1756-1827- "The Apostate Jack R the Political Rat catcher NB Rats taken Alive!", publ by W Humphrey N 227 Strand; hand-coloured etching, 23x35cm: Thomas Rowlandson, British 1756-1827- "The Covent Garden Night Mare", publ by H Humphrey No 27 Strand; etching, 24x34cm: George Cruikshank, British 1792-1878- "Twelfth Night or What you Will!", publ jan 1815 by H Humphrey St James`s Street; etching, 23.5x34cm: James Sayers, British 1748-1823- "The Last Scene of the Managers Farce", publ 8th May 1795 by H Humphrey New Bond Street; etching, 38.7x28cm: C Tilt, Publ Fleet St 1830- "The Connoisseur", after G Spratt; hand-coloured etching, 26x19.8cm: Edward Topham, British 1751-1820- "The Union...Whom__has join`d let no Man put asunder!", publ by Elizabeth Darchery, James Street March 11 1783; hand-coloured etching, 17x23cm: George Cruikshank, British 1792-1878- "Radical Parliament!!"; hand-coloured aquatint, 13x21cm: Thomas Rowlandson, British 1756-1827- The Prince of Wales, from `A Man of Fashion`s Journal`, publ May 1 1802 by R Ackerman Strand; etching, 19x24cm: James Gillray, British 1757-1815- "The Arch-Duke", after Lieut Swarts, publ by H Humphrey, New Bond Street Nov 15th 1796; etching, 35.5x25cm: William Davison, British, late 18th century- "Spaniard Lousing"; engraving, 23.5x16cm: William Davison, British, late 18th century- "The Frenchmen in Billingsgate"; engraving, 16.5x23.5cm: Anthony Cardon, British 1772-1813- William Pitt, after Henry Eldridge, 1801; stipple engraving, 33x23.5cm: together with a lithograph of The Duke of York and a further cartoon titled `Always go Systematically to work- first get a house then a Wife- & then a Child...", various sizes, (14) (unframed)
Lot 835
Jean Baptiste Arnout, French b.1788- "Filles du Calvaire, Boulevard du Temple, Boulevard Saint Martin", "Boulebard St Denis, Boulevard Bonne Nouvelle", Boulevard Poissoniere", "Boulevard Montmartre, Boulevard des Italiens, Boulevard de Capucines, Boulevard de la Madelaine", from `Paris en Miniature`, publ a Paris chez Aubert; lithographs, three, 55.7x37cm: Frederic Sorrieu, French b.1807- "Vues de Paris"/"Views of Paris", publ Jeannin, Rue de Croissant, No 20, Ch Tilt 86 Fleet Street, Baily Ward & Co; lithograph, 49x32cm: Swebach, French early 19th century- "Voitures Russes/Russian Carriages", publ Jeannin, Rue de Croissant, No 20, Ch Tilt 86 Fleet Street, Baily Ward & Co; lithograph, 49x32cm: Victor Jean Adam, French 1801-1866- "Page Historique, Pierre Ie a Pultawa, etc…", publ Demaisons-Cabasson Quai Voltaire N13, ; lithograph, 55x36.3cm: After Hendrik van der Burch, Dutch d.1854- "Porte St Paul a Rome", "Vue de la Cava", publ chez Mmme Vre Turgis rue St Jacques No 16; lithograph, 55x36cm: After Hendrik van der Burch, Dutch d.1854- "Madrid", "Vue de Tolosa", publ chez Mmme Vre Turgis rue St Jacques No 16; lithograph, 57x37.5cm: together with a small collection of other 19th century prints and lithographs mostly of Spanish subjects, (a lot) (unframed)
Lot 244
RICHARD PHILLIPS (PRINTED FOR), 19TH CENTURY COLOURED AQUATINT, PUBLISHED 1804, “Tunbridge Wells”; together with a small Book by Arthur W Brackett containing a facsimile of the same image as its frontispiece; together with AFTER W BROTHERHOOD, ANTIQUE COLOURED LITHOGRAPH (PUBLISHED BY W J TOUDY & CO), “Pennsylvania (Centenary 1776-1876)”, 10” x 8” (3)
Lot 280
A coloured lithograph being printed no.1 of 25,000 copies of Winston Churchill, and another entitled `Sleep to gather strength for the morning`, being a quotation from Churchills speech on 21-10-1940, being a penguin print no.3 of which 10,000 copies have been lithographed and then the plates destroyed, framed and glazed (2)
Lot 287
A collection of loose maps comprising " A new map of The County of Derby", compiled and published by Stephen Glover, engraved on steel by Josiah Neele, Strand London, circa 1830, being a hand tinted map showing the various boroughs of Derby, surrounded by sixteen steel engravings or places of local interest to include Chatsworth, Haddon Hall, Buxton Church etc 47x40cm, hand tinted map of Derbyshire, engraved for Lewis topographical dictionary, drawn by J & C Walker, circa 1836, with the various boundaries coloured in, 23x17cm, another hand coloured map of Derbyshire, engraved for Lewis topographical dictionary, circa 1835, 23x17cm, a coloured map of Derbyshire from the encyclopedia Britannica, 9th edition, produced by W & AK Johnston Ltd, lithograph circa 1900, 23x17cm, a guide to knowledge of Derbyshire, made originally from a wood block print, produced by J Archers, 100 Drummond Street Euston Square, circa 1833, with a separate sheet describing the County of Derbyshire (5)
Lot 288
A collection of loose maps of Liverpool comprising, a hand tinted map published 4th June 1795 by J Stockdale of Piccadilly, 20x26cm, a guide to knowledge of Liverpool, being a wood block print, circa 1834, 16x23cm, together with a printed sheet from Pinnock`s guide to knowledge, Liverpool and its environs, engraved from an actual survey made by William Swire in 1823 and 1824 for the history, directory and gazetteer of Lancashire, published by William Wales & Co, Castle Street Liverpool, 41x53cm, Liverpool divisions of extended borough, zincographed at the ordinance survey office Southampton 1885, 33x55cm, Liverpool, produced by A & C Black, Edinburgh, circa 1869, 15x19cm, hand tinted map of Liverpool showing the various wards, engraved by J Gardner, Regent Street London, circa 1850, 32x29cm, a coloured lithograph of the environs of Liverpool, circa 1890 and a similar map, 31x48cm, environs of Liverpool lithograph, circa 1895, and a further map of the environs of Liverpool, lithograph, circa 1895, 31x48cm, a black and white map of Liverpool, published by Cassell, Petter and Galpin, London, circa 1860, 62x42cm and a similar map, Liverpool, drawn and engraved by BR Davies, 16 George Street, Euston Square, circa 1863, 63x42cm (12)
Lot 292
A collection of loose maps comprising hand tinted map of Chester, published for the proprietors by Vernor & Hood, December 1st 1805, 18x23cm, hand tinted map of Chester from the ordinance survey, circa 1837, 30x20cm, together with some pages relating to the Miscal cooperation boundary`s, a black and white plan of Chester, published June 4th 1795 by J Stockdale Piccadilly, 22x26cm, hand coloured map of Chester boundary`s, circa 1835, 11x9cm, hand tinted map of the voting divisions of The County of Cheshire, showing various hundreds and polling places, circa 1832, 24x28cm, hand tinted map of The City of Chester and the various townships, lithograph produced by C Ingrey, circa 1832, 26x30cm, hand tinted map of Cheshire, circa 1886, 29x45cm, and another hand tinted map of Cheshire, produced by Edward Weller, circa 1870, 29x41cm (8)
Lot 139
ARCHIBALD STANDISH HARTRICK. Unframed, signed in pencil lithograph on paper, "Alms, Giving the Cart Bread, St Peter`s, Dunstable" together with JOHN FREDERICK GREENWOOD. Unframed, signed in pencil limited edition etching on paper 3/50, deer in a highland landscape "The Challenge" (2) 17" 11 1/4" and 10 1/2" x 16 3/4"
Lot 132
Northumberland – Estate Plan A Plan of Beton Park Estate in the County of Northumberland^ belonging to John Potts esq 1848^ lithograph on a single leaf of paper approx 20x15 ins with two inset views of the prospects of the mansion house^ produced by M & M W Lambert^ Lithographers of Newcastle^ good condition
Lot 502
Sir William Russell Flint, British 1880-1969- Three models; lithograph printed in sepia, signed in pencil, with blindstamp, 45x66cm: French School, mid/late 20th century- Parisian street scene; oil on canvas, signed, 51x41cm: John Rocque`s Map of Surrey (1762); publ in facsimile by the Surrey Archaeological Society Castle Arch, Guildford 1931, 9 maps and preface, folio, (3) (part unframed)
Lot 503
John Keane, British b.1954- "Commodity Collage"; collage, serigraph printed in colours on coloured paper, signed, titled, numbered IX/XV and dated 1988 in pencil, 83x58cm: Brigitte Hoeppe, German b.1941- Untitled/flowers; lithograph printed in colours, signed and numbered 30/150 in pencil, 50x39cm., (2) (may be subject to Droit de Suite)
Lot 535
Jean Ignace Isidore (Gerard) Grandville 1803-1847- "La Metempsycose realisee, no.6, Le loup dans la bergerie", publ. a Bruxelles chez Daem[ll?], et á Paris, chez Méant, fils, rue St. Antoine, No. 9; hand coloured lithograph, 19x25cm: together with two 19th century hand coloured etchings entitled "Azulejo Y Amapola" and "Girasol", (3)
Lot 582
British School, mid 19th century- Portrait of a lady with flowers in her hair; pencil and watercolour on buff, 23x18cm: British School, mid/late 19th century- "Fire Proof Sugar Refinery erected for Messrs Charles & John Frederick Bowman by C.Dyson Esq Architects, 1851", publ Vincent Brooks lithographer, 421 Oxford Street, London; hand coloured lithograph, 63x85cm, (2)
Lot 690
Israeli School, mid-late 20th century- Adam and Eve; hand-coloured lithograph, signed in Hebrew and numbered 38/150 in pencil, 49.5x35cm: After Leslie Mathew Ward (Spy), British 1851-1922- "The Prince of Prince`s (Mr H Mallaby-Deeley)", publ by Vanity Fair; hentschel-colourtype, colour reproduction print, 38x26cm: French School, early 19th century- "Secrétaire-Bibliotèque", from Meubles et Objets de Goût, No 195; hand-coloured engraving, 19x31.5cm: Pellerin & Co Imp, Paris, Imagerie d`Épinal, No 11- "Sa Majesté Mozaffer-ed-Dine, Shah de Perse"; hand-coloured lithograph, 35.5x27cm: William Henry Bartlett 1809-1854- "The Park and City Hall, NY", after Pollock; hand-coloured engraving, 12.5x19cm: Dissey, French, mid-late 20th century- Group of clowns; black felt-tipped pen, signed, dedicated and dated 63, 26x37cm: together with two colour photocopies after a print by David Hockney and a book of photogravures titled `Les Hotels de Paris`, by Georges Pillement, II Rive Gauche et Ille Saint-Louis, editions Tel, (a lot) (unframed)
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