Sale Catalogue

Sanders of Oxford

9. A Sale of Prints, William Strang. Etching

A Sale of Prints SALUTATION HOUSE – 104 THE HIGH – OXFORD 01865 242590 - INFO@SANDERSOFOXFORD.COM

Artists

two purchased by Sir Roger Newdigate now in the Ashmolean Museum, Oxford.

Giovanni Battista Piranesi

1. Al Nobile Uomo il Sig. Giambattista Collicola Montioni Foriere Maggiore de Sagri Palazzi Apostolici amatore delle belle arti Etching Giovanni Battista Piranesi Rome 1778 Image 670 x 420 mm unmounted Vasi, Candelabri, Cippi, Sarcophagi, Tripodi Lucerne, et Ornamenti Antichi One of two identical altars dedicated to Apollo with Greek key motif around the rim and Medusa heads on the bowl, found in the Villa of Pompey the Great in Albano.

Plate 95 Wilton-Ely No. 990 F703, C601 Ex collection Sir Howard Colvin [13474] Was £1,200 NOW £970 2. Al Signor Carlo Morris, Cavaliere Inglese Etching Giovanni Battista Piranesi Rome 1778 Image 695 x 350 mm unmounted Vasi, Candelabri, Cippi, Sarcophagi, Tripodi Lucerne, et Ornamenti Antichi Perspective view of the Newdigate candelabrum with ram’s heads and elephant’s heads at the angles. One of

Plate 97 Wilton-Ely No. 992 F705, C603 Ex collection Sir Howard Colvin [13475] Was £1,200 NOW £980 3. Al Suo Carissimo Amico il Sig. Riccardo Hayward Scultore Inglese Etching Giovanni Battista Piranesi Rome 1778 Image 670 x 420 mm unmounted Vasi, Candelabri, Cippi, Sarcophagi, Tripodi Lucerne, et Ornamenti Antichi Marble vas ornamented with frieze of slaves and griffons

4. Al Suo Carrissimo Amico il Sig. Giacomo Byres Architetto Scozzese Etching Giovanni Battista Piranesi Rome 1778 Image 675 x 420 mm unmounted Vasi, Candelabri, Cippi, Sarcophagi, Tripodi Lucerne, et Ornamenti Antichi Marble vase with pedestal from Hadrian’s Villa, Tivoli.

Now in the British Museum.

Plate 59 Wilton-Ely No. 942 F655, C563 Ex collection Sir Howard Colvin [13476] Was £1,100 Now £970

Plate 73 Wilton-Ely No. 960 F673, C579 Ex collection Sir Howard Colvin [13473] Was £1,100 Now £970

5. A Sua Eccellenza il Sig Principe D.Abondio Rezzonico Senatore di Roma Amatore delle belle Arti Etching Giovanni Battista Piranesi Rome 1778 Image 680 x 420 mm unmounted Vasi, Candelabri, Cippi, Sarcophagi, Tripodi Lucerne, et Ornamenti Antichi Marble Candelabrum Plate 27 Wilton-Ely No. 912 F625, C533 Ex collection Sir Howard Colvin [13479] £1,000 Now £800

Victorian & 20th Century etchings

Dicksee (1862-1942) made both original and reproductive prints, specialising in dogs and big cats.

He was a pupil of Legros, but this is scarcely evident, either in subject or style.

[3264] Was £1,500 Now £875

6. The Old Steps at Capri Etching Edgar Barclay London, Published 1st Sep.br 1886 by Rob.t Dunthorne at the Rembrant Head in Vice Street W. Image 625 x 304 mm mounted Ex.Col.: Hon. Christopher Lennox-Boyd [5752] Was £275 Now £200 7. The Boyhood of Raleigh Etching on vellum Herbert Dicksee after John Everett Millais Published 1901 by the Fine Art Society I 562 x 664 mm; Pl. 590 x 700 mm framed Issued in an edition of 400 at 10 gns. PSA index Vol. 2 i/iii Impression signed by Dicksee An impression was exhibited at the RA in 1901 (no.

1430)

8. The Norns Watering the Tree of Life Etching William Bell Scott 1876 Image 245 x 165 mm, Plate 262 x 203 mm framed William Bell Scott (1811-1890) William Bell Scott, painter and poet, was associated with the Pre-Raphaelite movement from its beginning through his friendship with Rossetti. He produced oils and watercolours of Biblical and historical scenes, and also landscape paintings in the Pre-Raphaelite style.

Bell Scott was born in Edinburgh where he received his art education. His father was an engineer and his brother was the historical painter David Scott. He exhibited in Edinburgh and published poetry in the 1830's. In 1837 he moved to London where he associated with the genre painters of the Clique, who included Augustus Egg, Richard Dadd, John Phillip, Henry Nelson O'Neil and William Powell Frith. In London, Bell Scott exhibited in the British Institution from 1841 and the Royal Academy from 1842. On his failure to achieve success in the Westminster Hall cartoon competition in 1843 he took up the mastership of the School of Design in Newcastle, where he remained for the next twenty years, later providing an important link between the PreRaphaelites and their patrons in the north east of England.

Although he contributed to “The Germ”, Scott was never a member of either Etching Club, since he worked and taught in Newcastle and later lived mainly in Ayrshire. His ideals were similar to those of most members of the Etching Club. He was a close friend of Dante Gabriel Rosetti and a great admirer of William Blake. At the time he was probably the most accomplished British artist working outside London.

Ex. Col. Frank Emmanuel [20836] Was £400 Now £320

10. The Road to Ruin “Ascot” Etching L. Flameng Published by the Art Union of London 112 Strand 1878 Image 442 x 352 mm mounted [6074] Was £400 Now £250

Portraits 11. Self-Portrait of Alexander Orlowski Lithograph Alexander Ossipowits Orlowski Natus Varsaviae anno 1777 Aetatis 43 Seipsum Fecit I 415 x 323 mm mounted Collectors Stamp lower right Singer 69003 Alexander Ossipowits Orlowski (1777-1832) [7907] Was £1,750 Now £800

9. A Sale of Prints Etching William Strang 1889 Image and Plate 300 x 390 mm framed Signed in pencil From a limited edition of 60 Binyon 143 [9807] Was £950 Now £675 12. Effigie Di Pio IX. P.O.M. All Maestà Di Ferdinando II. Copper engraving

Da. Tom. Aloysio-Juvara [368Published in Naples c. 1849] I 368 x 315 mm, S 482 x 680 mm mounted Ex. Col House of Savoy [3216] Was £150 Now £80

14. The Marriage Wars Sufferings and death of the Royal Martyr King Charles the First Copper engraving Anonymous Printed and sold by H.Overton & J.Hoole at the White Horse without Newgate London. circa 1715 Image 581 x 880 mm, Done on two plates each plate 595 x 444 mm unmounted [13192] Was £800 Now £680

13. Dedicated a S.A.R. il Principe Eugenio Savoja Carignano Lithograph with hand colouring De Belly Torino, Presso l’Editore Fco. Bacciarini, Provveditore di Stampe della Real Famiglia Image 570 x 405 mm, S 915 x 650 mm mounted Marie Theresa, Queen of Sardinia, Daughter of Ferdinand III Grand Duke of Tuscany and widow of Charles Albert Ex.Col. House of Savoy [3258] Was £450 Now £225

15. William the III King of England &c&c&c. of ever Glorious Memory, and the Brave Frederick Duke of Shomberg, &c.

Mezzotint Richard Purcell after Sir Godfrey Kneller Published by a Large Subscription and Sold by the Printsellors of London, and Dublin Price Five Shillings and Five Pence.1750 Image 395 x 580 mm, Plate 430 x 582 mm mounted CS 78 before i/i [unnumbered] Russell 78 ii/ii [13924] Was £600 Now £300

Etching Anonymous c. 1770 Image 320 x 240 mm, Sheet 365 x 256 mm unmounted [17025] Was £300 Now £185

16. The Defeat of Mary Queen of Scots at the Battke of Langside Mezzotint William Ward after R. Westall London Published Augt. 15, 1801 by James Daniell No. 480 Strand Image 603 x 484 mm, Pl. 583 x 653 mm mounted Frankau - William Ward 88, Lennox-Boyd state ii/ii [16677] Was £350 Now £185

Caricatures

17. Madame de Macaroni et Milord of Walking entrant au Colisee

18. He 'cannot' go to Spain. or Canning's death blow Etching Charles Williams Published September 5th 1808 by Horseman No 8 Hanway St Oxford St Image 225 x 331 mm, Sheet 251 x 332 mm unmounted above image: "Vide Dedication to Traits of Royal Dukes and legal Characteristicks."

BM Satires 11023 A scene in front of the Horse Guards.

The stamp on tis print is that of William Lane's Minerva Press, celebrated for its 'Gothick' and sentimental novels Condition: Vertical fold, large Minerva Leadenhall St, Library stamp [21352] Was £200 Now £150

19. Field Pieces Etching with hand colouring After George Moutard Woodward Published November 1808 by S.W. Fores No 50 Piccadilly.

Image 222 x 332 mm, Plate 247 x 349 mm, Sheet 268 x 392 mm unmounted BM Satires 13078 Condition: Tear & crease to lower left of sheet just inside plate. [11534] Was £220 Now £140

20. Il Comitato De Poueri Line and Stipple engraving After James Gillray after David Hess Image 248 x 206 mm, Plate 273 x 220 mm, Sheet 397 x 276 mm unmounted An Italian copy BM Satires 8856 Het Committe van Noodlydende [The Committee of Public Assistance (lit. for the distressed) #11540,#11541 Was £280 the pair Now £190 the pair

21. Muck - Worm.

Copper engraving J Wooding after [John] Boyne Pubd. April 1st 1803 by S.W Fores 50. Piccadilly Image 322 x 196, Plate 380 x 234 mm

unmounted BM Satires 10204 A Muck-worm, a grub, or a dung beetle was a rude description of a miser [11270] Was £100 Now £55

22. A Trip to Dover Lithograph A Ducôte after John Doyle Published by T.M Mc Lean 26 Haymarket, 17 October 1839 Image 268 x 389 mm unmounted [22286] Was £50 Now £30

23. An Unhappy Angler. Fishing for a Budget! (rather an odd fish.)

Lithograph H. B (John Doyle) after sir Robert P. L Printed at the General Lith Estabilsht. 70, st Martins Lane 26 May 1841 Image 285 x 390 mm unmounted Condition: Slight foxing, a few small tears to the outside of the page, none of which affecting the print.

General wearing and small amounts of dirt from ageing [23491] Was £45 Now £30

24. Field Day in the Phoenix Park. May, 8th. 1843.

Lithograph with original hand colouring HB (John Doyle) Dublin Published by T. Price, Dame St. c. 1843 Image 282 x 362 mm unmounted Condition: time toned. [23779] Was £60 Now £35

25. [Sauntering down Bond Street, in the evening...]

Aquatint with hand colouring Michael Egerton London. Published by W. Egerton, 1824.

Image 158 x 230 mm, Plate 212 x 275 mm, Sheet 256 x 318 mm unmounted Plate 5 from Peter Pasquin’s A Day’s Journal of a Sponge; The profoundly rare misadventures of a freeloader (London: 1824).

Condition: Light foxing to sheet and image. [26374] Was £45 Now £35

26. Digging for Crabs. Help, Help ! I am sinking in the quicksand. (Child) O! my Spade______my Spade______give me my Spade Etching Sly Dick Image 160 x 135mm, Sheet 227 x 176mm unmounted [11024] Was £30 Now £15

27. Military Dandies or Heroes of 1818 Etching with original hand colouring William Heath Published Oct 26 1818 by S W Fores 50 Piccadilly and 312 Oxford Street Image 245 x 359 mm, Plate 277 x 392 mm, Sheet 277 x 426 mm unmounted BM Satires 15697 Condition: Repaired tears to the right hand side of sheet into title space and image. [26403] Was £130 Now £90

Published at Sinclairs 10 W: Regester 8:Ed I. 221 x 307 mm S. 262 x 423 mm mounted The Apocryphya Controversy (1824-1836) This was caused by Rev. Andrew Thomson (17791831) minister of St. George’s Edinbrugh leading the Edinburgh Bible Society to break off its apociation with the British and Foreign Bible Society when the latter decided to print Bibles with the Apocrypha bound in: the apocrypha being canonical in Catholic Europe. The Rev. Henry Grey (1778-1859) Minister of St. Mary’s Edinbrugh dissented.

The Quarrell was mainly personal, but had Religious and National overtones.

Thompson on the left: Grey on the right. The infantry officer is called Major O’Trigger.

BM Cat. 15577 [3080] Was £140 Now £75

28. The Grand Old Blue Boy. Or, A Tory Once Again.

Chromolithograph Tom Merry [William Mecham] St Stephens Review presentation Cartoon, Augt 3rd, 1889 Image 480 x 334, Sheet 527 x 366 mm unmounted From The St Stephen's Review Condition: Horizontal centre fold. Scratches to image surface. Area of paper worn to the top of sheet to the word “Presentation”. [26563] Was £75 Now £40

29. Apocrypha Combatants - Neither will come to the scrach Lithograph Anonymous

30. Apocrypha Combatants No. 2 - The Rehersal Lithograph Anonymous Published at Sinclairs 10 West Regester St. Edinbrugh I. 306 x 215 mm 388 x 246 mm mounted The Apocryphya Controversy (1824-1836) This was caused by Rev. Andrew Thomson (17791831) minister of St. George’s Edinbrugh leading the Edinburgh Bible Society to break off its apociation with the British and Foreign Bible Society when the latter decided to print Bibles with the Apocrypha bound in: the apocrypha being canonical in Catholic Europe. The Rev. Henry Grey (1778-1859) Minister of St. Mary’s Edinbrugh dissented.

The Quarrell was mainly personal, but had Religious and National overtones.

Mr & Mrs Grey at home, while Mr. Thomson eve drops.

BM Cat. 15575 [3081] Was £130 Now £75

31. [Life in Philadelphia] Lithograph with original handcolour Anonymous c. 1855 Image & sheet 140 x 110 mm unmounted Condition: Trimmed to image [12189] Was £55 Now £35

32. [Life in Philadelphia] Lithograph with original handcolour Anonymous c. 1855 Image & sheet 140 x 110 mm unmounted Condition: Trimmed to image and laid on an album page [12359] Was £55 Now £35

33. In spite of us virtue has the controul the heads new revived Mezzotint with hand colouring Anonymous Pubd Octr 6, 1806 by J. D. Montague Market Stt Borough Road Image 266 x 243 mm, Sheet 315 x 242 mm unmounted BM Satires 10603 Ex. Col.: Hon. Christopher Lennox-Boyd Condition: trimmed within plate to all sides, to image slightly on left. Tear to title a bottom.

[21327] Was £200 Now £100 34. A Lover of Order Lithograph Anonymous London: Published at the Punch Office Image. 249 x 170 mm S. 372 x 255 mm mounted [3099] Was £100 Now £65

[1082] Was £65 Now £35

35. Noxiana - The Lecturer, Not quite pleased with is Subject, although a capital one, sui generis. “ If you can get them when just killed this is of great advantage”...No II Lithograph with original hand colouring Anonymous R. H. Nimmo's lithog: Edinr.'1829 Image 240 mm x 245 mm unmounted Noxiana From a series entitled Noxiana that includes 6 satirical depictions of Robert Knox.

[19588] Was £200 Now £130

36. Oxford Sports - Hounds at Fault. Honest John, Too Much for ‘Em! Lithograph Anonymous c. 1840 Image 204 x 385 mm mounted

37. Shady Retreats for Summer or the Tip of the Ton!!

Can such things be! and Overcomeus like a Summer’s Clouds, without our special Wonder?

Copper engraving with hand colouring Anonymous Pub.d. Sep 4 1827 by J. Fairbourn Broadway Ludgale Hill Image. 211 x 330 mm Pl. 256 x 370 mm S. 293 x 416 mm mounted [3144] Was £180 Now £100

38. Pray, Mr Jinkins Are You Musical.

Lithograph Gabriel Shear Tregear London. Published by G. S. Tregear, Music & Printseller 96 Cheapside 1833.

Image 275 x 225 mm

unmounted [16501] Was £160 Now £100

39. [Oxford Scholars] Etching with hand colouring Cruikshanks London, Pub. by Allen & West, 15, Paternoster Row, January 14, 1797 I 250 x 180 mm mounted [5416] Was £70 Now £45

40. The Apotheosis of Geoffery Gambado.

Stipple William Dickinson after William Henry Bunbury London, Publish’d March 25th; 1791, by W. Dickinson No; 24 Old Bond Street Image 233 x 229 mm, Sheet 319 x 237 mm mounted

The Apotheosis of Geoffery Gambado. From a Capital Picture by Young Titian, painted by order of the Doge of Venice, and deposited in the Pocourante Gallery.

Geoffery Gambardo was the nom-de-plume of Henry Bunbury, the charicaturist.

Not in BM satires Condition: trimmed within plate to top, bottom and left, damage to corners where previously tipped to paper.

[21322] Was £70 Now £50

41. {A Peep at the Plenipo - !!!} Etching Isaac Cruickshank London Pub Jan 1794 by J W Fores No. 3 Picadilly Image 370 x 295 mm, Sheet 408 x 561 mm mounted Beneath the image are eight lines of verse relating to the scene.

[4343] Was £200 Now £120

42. A French Physician with his Retinue going to Visit His Patients Etching with engraving and hand colour James Caldwell after Michel Vincent Brandoin

London, Printed for Jn Smith, No 35 Cheapside & Robt Sayer, No 53 Fleet Street Published as the Act directs 20 Octr 1771.

Image 180 x 248 mm, Sheet 193 x 246 mm unmounted BM Satires 4932 Condition: Laid on album paper. Tear to right margin of sheet. Small tears to bottom of sheet leaving parts of publication line missing. [29401] Was £60 Now £50

43. A Broad hint of not meaning to Dance.

Etching James Gillray.

London, Published, November 20th. 1804, by H. Humphrey, No. 27, St. James’s Street.

Image 235 x 362 mm, Plate 255 x 386 mm, Sheet 350 x 492 mm unmounted BM Satires 10302 Condition: Slight foxing in centre of image. [17223] Was £220 Now £160

44. The Apparition.

Lithograph with original hand colouring John Doyle Published by T. Mc Lean . 26 Haymarket March. 1829.

Image 225 x 310 mm Sheet 255 x 325 mm unmounted Condition: Trimmed, some foxing, tipped to board.

[20871]

Was £80 Now £40

45. A couple of Cochranites Lithograph After John Leech London: Published At The Punch Office I. 198 x 176 mm S. 344 x 255 mm mounted c. 1850: Issued from the Punch Office. presumabley issued after rioting put down after the appearance of part of the Household Cavalry.

[3085] Was £100 Now £50

46. A Disagreeable Coach Companion.

Woodcut with original hand colouring John Lewis Marks London Published by J. L. Marks 91, Long Lane, Smithfield c. 1820 Image 142 x 172 mm, Sheet 190 x 218 mm unmounted

Text in image reads: ‘I shall be glad to get out of this Villainous Coach on purpose to Stretch my legs’ ‘Fgad, you have no occasion to do that, for they are long enough already.’

From Marks’s New Caricaturist.

[21620] Was £55 Now £40

London 9th November 1830 Image 233 x 200 mm unmounted The British Museum (BM Satires 16313) has the same image in a larger format and facing right rather than left.

John Key was the Lord Mayor of London between 1830 and 1831. During this time he famously advised William IV and Queen Adelaide not to attend the opening of the New London Bridge fearing violence against the Duke of Wellington. This decision was widely ridiculed making Key and Wellington targets of popular satire [23051] Was £180 Now £110

47. The P****e’s - Privy - Pimp !!!

Etching with hand colouring John Lewis Marks London Pubd by E. Brooks N° 16 Panton St Haymarket—May. 12th 1819 Image 223 x 325 mm, Plate 245 x 345 mm, Sheet 273 x 349 mm mounted BM Satires 13231 [21325] Was £160 Now £100

48. The Services of an English Lord Mayor rewarded with a Spanish Title Don - Key Lithograph L. D. Feed

49. General Sanguinaire.

Etching Matthew Darly Pub Ocr 28. 1777 by M Darly 120 New Bond street & 39 Strand Image 278 x 226 mm, Plate 348 x 251 mm, Sheet 367 x 261 mm mounted General Sanguinaire. ‘Mark-ham; whom Patriarch Noah cursed, O Slave to Sem & Japheth.

O may on his Head vengeance burst, and push his Bones in Tophet, Pollutes the Lawn with human Gore What Devil can do more.’

BM Satires 5400 [21324] Was £150 Now £100

50. A Noble Aiddecamp Etching with hand colouring Robert Dighton Jr. Pubd by Dighton Junr Charing Cross June 1804.

Image and Sheet 282 x 213 mm unmounted BM Satires 10295 Condition: Trimmed to plate mark. A small part of ‘Aiddecamp’ in title missing. [29366] Was £45 Now £35

51. Liberty - Birmingham Lithograph Sumner 1838 Image 250 x 325 mm S. 315 x 446 mm mounted [3101] Was £200 Now £110

52. A fool to pleasure..

Etching Thomas Landseer Published 1828 by Moon, Boys & Graves 6 Pall Mall unmounted Monkeyana, or Men in Minature Thomas Landseer was the older brother of the famous Victorian painter Sir Edwin Landseer. Thomas Landseerengraved the majority of the most famous plates after his brother’s paintings. Thomas Lanseer’s orginal works are seen less frequently than his large scale reproductive engravings. [1222] Was £175 Now £95

53. The Country Squire New Mounted Etching with hand colouring after Thomas Rowlandson c. 1800 Image 176 x 142 mm, Plate 184 x 150 mm, Sheet 213 x 177 mm

unmounted Inscription below with title and ten lines of verse.

[25256] Was £50 Now £40

54. Rural Felicity or Love in a Chaise Etching with hand colouring after Thomas Rowlandson c. 1800 Image 176 x 142 mm, Plate 184 x 150 mm, Sheet 213 x 177 mm unmounted Inscription below with title and ten lines of verse.

[25257] Was £50 Now £40

55. The Sanctified Sinner Etching with hand colouring after Thomas Rowlandson c. 1800 Image 173 x 145 mm, Plate 193 x 149 mm, Sheet 204 x 177 mm unmounted Inscription below with title and ten lines of verse.

[25261]

Was £50 Now £40

56. The Wanton Frolic Etching with hand colouring after Thomas Rowlandson c. 1800 Image 176 x 141 mm, Plate 185 x 145 mm, Sheet 212 x 177 mm unmounted Inscription below with title and ten lines of verse.

Schiff 41 [25255] Was £50 Now £40

57. The Willing Fair, or Any Way to Please Etching with hand colouring after Thomas Rowlandson c. 1800 Image 182 x 140 mm, Plate 187 x 147 mm, Sheet 212 x 175 mm unmounted Inscription below with title and ten lines of verse.

[25262] Was £50 Now £40

General Interest Ballet & Dance

58. Fanny Cerrito Lithograph with hand colouring Haguental Paris Publie par Aubert & Cie Pl. de la Bourse, 29 Imprimerie d’Aubert & Cie circa 1850 I 238 x 193 mm mounted Gloires de l’Opera Fanny Cerrito, Ballerina. Dancing the Lituana in London 1840.

Fanny Cerrito, born 1821 made her debut at the San Carlo Naples and came to London in 1840. She was married to the dancer and choreographer Saint-Leon.

The Lituana, as one can see from the costume and from Cerrito’s attitude, is a Polish dance - a mazurka or smolnska. It is strange that in the background are mosques and minarets! [5170] Was £500 Now £300

59. Carlotta Grisi & Perro. Dansau la Polka Lithograph with hand colouring Haguental & Fagonde Paris Publie Par Aubert & Cie Pl. de la Bourse I 255 x 210 mm mounted Gloires de l’Opera [5168] Was £450 Now £295

Classical and Mythological

60. Vilor fiam plusquam factus sum, et humilis ero in occulis meis Copper engraving Jacob Frey after Dominichin c. 1710 Image 335 x 297 mm, Plate 385 x 310 mm, Sheet 407 x 351 mm mounted Lettered below the image with quotation from the Bible, 'Vilior fiam plus quam factus sum, et humilis ero inocculis meis 2 Regum - Cap.6.

After one of the pendentives of the Bandini Chapel in San Silvestro al Quirinale in Rome. The painting is Spear 101.i Condition: small repair to tear to right side [21220] Was £200 Now £170

Fashion

62. Revue De La Mode Gazette de la Famille No. 471 Steel engraving with hand colouring Falconer after A. Chaillot 10e Annee_1881 Paris Image 254 x 211 mm mounted [10618] Was £45 Now £20

Fish

61. Revue De La Mode Gazette de la Famille No. 479 Steel engraving with hand colouring Falconer 10e Annee_1881 Paris Image 245 x 220 mm mounted [10619] Was £30 Now £20

63. Salmo Fario Lin. (Jun.) The Common Trout (young) Lithograph with original hand colouring heightened in silver and gold Joseph Dinkel Imp en Cont a la Lith de Nicolet a Neuchatel (Suisse) 1842 Image 214 x 362, Sheet 325 x 485 mm unmounted Lettered above image Salmones to the top left and Tab 3b to the top right. Description written in French, German and English.

From History of the Freshwater Fish of Central Europe

by Louis Agassiz and Carl Vogt.

Jean Louis Rodolphe Agassiz (1807 – 1873) was a Swiss paleontologist, glaciologist, geologist and the first person to scientifically propose that the earth had been subject to a past ice age. A dedicated scholar of Ichthyology (the study of fish) the History of the Freshwater Fish of Central Europe was his second publication on the subject. Illustrated by his lifelong friend Joseph Dinkel, of which little is known other than his relation to Agassiz, this publication was begun in 1839 and completed in 1842.

In 1840 Agassiz published Etudes sur les glaciers ("Study on Glaciers"), which put forward the theory of a past sequence of glacations develpoed alongside Jean de Charpentier and Karl Friedrich Schimper. The theory was met with much contemporary criticism, as most scientists of the day thought that the earth had been gradually cooling down since its birth as a molten globe, and wasn’t internationally accepted until the 1870s.

[27718] Was £100 Now £80

65. Salmo Hucho Lin. (Adult.) The Huchen of the Danube (young) Lithograph with original hand colouring heightened in silver Joseph Dinkel Imp en Cont a la Lith de Nicolet a Neuchatel (Suisse) 1842 Image 214 x 362, Sheet 325 x 485 mm unmounted Lettered above image Salmones to the top left and Tab 12 to the top right. Description written in French, German and English.

From History of the Freshwater Fish of Central Europe

by Louis Agassiz and Carl Vogt.

Condition: Very light watermark to the lower right hand corner. [27727] Was £100 Now £80

64. Salmo Fario Lin. The Common Trout Lithograph with original hand colouring heightened in silver and gold Joseph Dinkel Imp en Cont a la Lith de Nicolet a Neuchatel (Suisse) 1842 Image 214 x 362, Sheet 325 x 485 mm unmounted Lettered above image Salmones to the top left and Tab 3 to the top right. Description written in French, German and English.

From History of the Freshwater Fish of Central Europe

by Louis Agassiz and Carl Vogt.

[27716] Was £100 Now £80

66. Salmo Hucho Lin. (Adult.) The Huchen of the Danube (old) Lithograph with original hand colouring heightened in silver Joseph Dinkel Imp en Cont a la Lith de Nicolet a Neuchatel (Suisse) 1842 Image 214 x 362, Sheet 325 x 485 mm unmounted Lettered above image Salmones to the top left and Tab 13 to the top right. Description written in French, German and English.

From History of the Freshwater Fish of Central Europe

by Louis Agassiz and Carl Vogt.

Condition: Very light watermark to the lower right hand corner. Printers crease to the top left hand corner and small stain to the lower right hand margin. [27733] Was £100 Now £80

67. Salmo Lacustris L. (Jun.) The Silver Trout (young) Lithograph with original hand colouring heightened in silver Joseph Dinkel Imp en Cont a la Lith de Nicolet a Neuchatel (Suisse) 1842 Image 214 x 362, Sheet 325 x 485 mm unmounted Lettered above image Salmones to the top left and Tab 14 to the top right. Description written in French, German and English.

From History of the Freshwater Fish of Central Europe

by Louis Agassiz and Carl Vogt.

Condition: Light watermark to the lower right hand corner, small stain to the right margin, not affecting image. Some marks and surface dirt to image. [27728] Was £100 Now £80

68. Salmo Lacustris L. The Silver Trout Lithograph with original hand colouring heightened in silver Joseph Dinkel Imp en Cont a la Lith de Nicolet a Neuchatel (Suisse) 1842 Image 214 x 362, Sheet 325 x 485 mm unmounted

Lettered above image Salmones to the top left and Tab 15 to the top right. Description written in French, German and English.

From History of the Freshwater Fish of Central Europe

by Louis Agassiz and Carl Vogt.

Condition: Light toning and foxing to sheet and image.

Faint watermark to the lower right hand corner, small stain to the right border. [27725] Was £90 Now £80

69. Salmo Salar L. (Fem.) The Rhine Salmon (female) Lithograph with original hand colouring heightened in silver Joseph Dinkel Imp en Cont a la Lith de Nicolet a Neuchatel (Suisse) 1842 Image 214 x 362, Sheet 325 x 485 mm unmounted Lettered above image Salmones to the top left and Tab 2 to the top right. Description written in French, German and English.

From History of the Freshwater Fish of Central Europe

by Louis Agassiz and Carl Vogt.

[27732] Was £100 Now £80

70. Salmo Salar L. The Rhine Salmon Lithograph with original hand colouring Joseph Dinkel Imp en Cont a la Lith de Nicolet a Neuchatel (Suisse) 1842 Image 214 x 362, Sheet 325 x 485 mm unmounted

Lettered above image Salmones to the top left and Tab 1 to the top right. Description written in French, German and English.

From History of the Freshwater Fish of Central Europe

by Louis Agassiz and Carl Vogt.

Condition: Heavy toning and some foxing to sheet and image, large water mark to the right hand margin affecting image. Minor tears and creases to margins not affecting image. [27731] Was £70 Now £60

71. Salmo Trutta Lin. (Jun.) The Lake Trout (young) Lithograph with original hand colouring heightened in silver Joseph Dinkel Imp en Cont a la Lith de Nicolet a Neuchatel (Suisse) 1842 Image 214 x 362, Sheet 325 x 485 mm unmounted Lettered above image Salmones to the top left and Tab 6 to the top right. Description written in French, German and English.

From History of the Freshwater Fish of Central Europe

by Louis Agassiz and Carl Vogt.

Condition: Light watermark to the lower right hand corner and margin not affecting image. Some minor surface dirt to sheet and image. [27735] Was £100 Now £80

72. Salmo Trutta (Var. Lomanus) The Lake Trout (variety)

Lithograph with original hand colouring heightened in silver Joseph Dinkel Imp en Cont a la Lith de Nicolet a Neuchatel (Suisse) 1842 Image 214 x 362, Sheet 325 x 485 mm unmounted Lettered above image Salmones to the top left and Tab 8 to the top right. Description written in French, German and English.

From History of the Freshwater Fish of Central Europe

by Louis Agassiz and Carl Vogt.

[27737] Was £100 Now £80

73. Salmo Umbla Lin. (Fem. adult.) The Char (female) Lithograph with original hand colouring heightened in silver Joseph Dinkel Imp en Cont a la Lith de Nicolet a Neuchatel (Suisse) 1842 Image 214 x 362, Sheet 325 x 485 mm unmounted Lettered above image Salmones to the top left and Tab 11 to the top right. Description written in French, German and English.

From History of the Freshwater Fish of Central Europe

by Louis Agassiz and Carl Vogt.

Condition: Some minor surface dirt to sheet and image.

[27730] Was £100 Now £80

74. Salmo Umbla Lin. (Jun.) The Char (young) Lithograph with original hand colouring heightened in silver Joseph Dinkel Imp en Cont a la Lith de Nicolet a Neuchatel (Suisse) 1842 Image 214 x 362, Sheet 325 x 485 mm unmounted Lettered above image Salmones to the top left and Tab 9 to the top right. Description written in French, German and English.

From History of the Freshwater Fish of Central Europe

by Louis Agassiz and Carl Vogt.

[27720] Was £100 Now £80

From History of the Freshwater Fish of Central Europe

by Louis Agassiz and Carl Vogt.

Condition: Watermark to the lower right hand corner, stain to the right border. [27726] Was £90 Now £80

Games

75. Salmo Umbla Lin. (Mas: adult.) The Char (o. male) Lithograph with original hand colouring heightened in gold Joseph Dinkel Imp en Cont a la Lith de Nicolet a Neuchatel (Suisse) 1842 Image 214 x 362, Sheet 325 x 485 mm unmounted Lettered above image Salmones to the top left and Tab 10 to the top right. Description written in French, German and English.

From History of the Freshwater Fish of Central Europe

by Louis Agassiz and Carl Vogt.

Condition: Several printers creases to sheet, affecting image to the left. [27719] Was £100 Now £80 76. Thymallus Vexillifer Ag. (Jun. fem) The Grayling (y. female) Lithograph with original hand colouring heightened in silver Joseph Dinkel Imp en Cont a la Lith de Nicolet a Neuchatel (Suisse) 1842 Image 214 x 362, Sheet 325 x 485 mm unmounted Lettered above image Salmones to the top left and Tab 16 to the top right. Description written in French, German and English.

77. Le Roi et la Vole [cards] Lithograph with hand colouring Langlume I 230 x 161 mm mounted [6854] Was £50 Now £30

A. Maclure Published for the Benefit if the Liverpool Sailors Home,

By Acker mann & Co. Strand, London; Maclure, Macdonald & Mcgregor. Liverpool, Grundy: Manchester and McClure & So, Glasgow Image 310 x 470 mm, S 383 x 510 mm mounted The Ocean Monarch, an emigrant ship, left Liverpool for America on 24 August 1848. Six miles off Great Orme's Head, North Wales, a passenger was discovered lighting a fire which quickly got out of control. Many emigrants took refuge in the bows and rigging of the foremast, which snapped hurling them in to the sea.

Several nearby vessels assisted in the rescue but of the 322 people on board, 178 were lost.

[3026] Was £180 Now £75

Maritime 78. The Death of Captain Faulknor.

Stipple engraving William Bromley and Blackberd after Thomas Stothard Published by R. Bowyer, Historic Gallery, Pall Mall 1801 Proprietor of the Splendid Edition of Humes History of England Image 615 x 459 mm, Sheet 720 x 498 framed Condition: Some creasing and foxing in the margins not affecting image [10649] Was £1,000 Now £780

79. Destruction of the American Emigrant Ship Ocean Monarch, on the 24th August, 1848 Lithograph with tint stone

80. Six Sea Views (No. 1) Etching P.C. Canot after W. V. Vander Veld Published London Nov. 1 1773 by J. Boydell, Engraver No. 90 Cheapside I. 188 x 247 mm Pl. 225 x 254 mm F. 323 x 358 mm framed Based on pictures in the collections of Thomas Pratt and Duke of Montagne [7964] Was £300 Now £160

Military

81. Six Sea Views (No. 3) Etching P.C. Canot after W. V. Vander Veld Published London Nov. 1 1773 by J. Boydell, Engraver No. 90 Cheapside I. 188 x 247 mm Pl. 225 x 254 mm F. 323 x 358 mm framed Based on pictures in the collections of Thomas Pratt and Duke of Montagne [7966] Was £300 Now £160

83. The Victory Of The Alma, Carrying The Batteries, And Planting The Standard Lithograph with tint stone E. Walker London Published October 23rd 1854 by Lloyd Brothers & Co 22 Ludgate Hill Image 315 x 492mm unmounted The Battle of Alma, fought on the 20th September 1854, the first of the Crimean War, was an outstanding Franco-British victory. General St Arnault for the French and Lord Raglan for the English defeated General Menchikov's Russian troops, who lost about 6,000 men that day. This victory created an opening which allowed the French and British forces to advance to Sebastopol and their next engagement.

Condition: light creases and folxing to image and margins. [10977] Was £275 Now £150

82. Brest Lithograph Ferd Perrot c1830 Image 630 x 410 mm mounted [4566] Was £400 Now £200 84. Daniel Bryan, the sailor who so nobly Volunteered at the risk of his life to bury the French General during the Seige of Acre Aquatint with hand colouring J Vivares after F.B.Spilsbury & Daniel Orme.

London Published by T.McLean. c. 1820 Image 252 x 354 mm, Sheet 320 x 465 mm unmounted

Printed on 1820 watermarked J Whatman paper [19474] Was £45 Now £35

85. Peace Manoeuvers A Field Battery, Royal Artillery, coming into action, supported by infantry of the line.

Colour lithograph R. Simkin 1880 Image 188 x 240 mm mounted [12233] Was £40 Now £25 86. The Procession of the Knights of the Most Noble Order of the Garter Etching with aquatint Richard Cooper after Sir Anthony Van Dyck Published as the act directs July 7. 1782 bt Richard Cooper, Edward Street Cavendish Square London Image 353 x 1349 printed on two sheets unmounted Laid down, trimmed within the plate mark, folds to centre of each sheet [10818] Was £400 Now £300

87. The Battle of Tanieres near Mons 1709.

Etching C.Dubosc after L.Laguerre

Printed and Sold by Tho. Bowles, next to the Chapter House, St.Pauls Church Yard. c 1725 Image 477 x 718 mm Plate 541 x 731 mm Sheet 626 x 807 mm mounted [13923] Was £550 Now £350

88. The Pursuit of the Enemy after the Battle of Ramillies, Exercitus Faseratus hostem Sugientem Post Pralium Ramilliense persequens, La Poursuite apres la Bataille de Ramillies Etching C.Dubosc after L.Laguerre Printed and Sold by Tho. Bowles, next to the Chapter House, St.Pauls Church Yard. c 1725 Image 480 x 717 mm Plate 545 x 723 mm Sheet 625 x 802 mm mounted [10392] Was £550 Now £350

Theatre

Sports Golf

89. Shakespeare. Troilus & Cressida. Act II. Scene II. Copper engraving Francis Legat after George Romney Published Jany. 1st, 1795, by John & Joshia Boydell, at the Shakespeare Gallery, Pall Mall, East No. 90 Cheapside, London Image 494 x 365 mm, Pl. 570 x 415 mm framed [19981] Was £390 Now £300

90. “ North Berwick” (Mr. R Maxwell) Lithograph Anonymous Benrose Dalziel Ltd. Watford & London I 325 x 199 mm mounted Vanity Fair [8126] Was £400 Now £200

91. Rule I (g) “Out of Bounds” is any place outside the course.

Chromolithograph Charles Crombie 1907 Image 158 x 220 mm mounted From Rules of Golf [23654] Was £50 Now £30

94. Rule XII When a ball lies in or touches a hazard, nothing shall be done to improve its lie.

Chromolithograph Charles Crombie 1907 Image 158 x 220 mm mounted From Rules of Golf [23650] Was £50 Now £30

92. Rule IX Any loose impediment may be removed...

Chromolithograph Charles Crombie 1907 Image 158 x 220 mm mounted From Rules of Golf [23664] Was £50 Now £30

95. Rule XIV If a ball...be lost in water in a hazard, a ball may be dropped in the hazard..

Chromolithograph Charles Crombie 1907 Image 158 x 220 mm mounted From Rules of Golf [23651] Was £50 Now £30 93. Rule VII A Ball must be played whrever it lies.....

Chromolithograph Charles Crombie 1907 Image 158 x 220 mm mounted From Rules of Golf [23665] Was £50 Now £30

96. Rule XVI When ye balls lie within six inches of each other...(the distance to be measured from their nearest points.)

Chromolithograph Charles Crombie 1907 Image 158 x 220 mm mounted From Rules of Golf [23668] Was £50 Now £30

97. Rule XVIII.. The player..may remove... molehills..by brushing lightly with the hand......

Chromolithograph Charles Crombie 1907 Image 158 x 220 mm mounted From Rules of Golf [23658] Was £50 Now £30

98. Rule XX.....A player shall not play until the...ball is at rest under penalty of one stroke.

Chromolithograph Charles Crombie 1907 Image 158 x 220 mm mounted From Rules of Golf [23667] Was £50 Now £30

99. Rule XXXI If a ball lie in fog...only so much there of shall be touched as will enable ye player to find his ball.; Chromolithograph Charles Crombie 1907 Image 158 x 220 mm mounted From Rules of Golf [23652] Was £50 Now £30

100. Rule XXXII A player may stand out of bounds to play a ball lying within bounds.

Chromolithograph Charles Crombie 1907 Image 158 x 220 mm mounted From Rules of Golf [23648] Was £50 Now £30

102. A Country Race Course with Horses Running.

Aquatint and engraving Francis Jukes and J. Jukes after W. Mason Published May 20 1780 as rhe Act directs by R. Pollard, Braynes Row, Spa Fileds I 440 x 640 mm, S 285 x 654 mm mounted part illustrated [3088] Was £2,000 Now £1300 the pair

Horse Racing

101. Protector Mezzotint with hand colour C.H. Hodges after George Stubbs Published March 25, 1790 by J & J Boydelm Cheapside, & at the Shakespeare Gallery, Pall Mall London Image 370 x 469 mm, Pl. 432 x 509 mm mounted Lennox-Boyd 85, state iii/iii Condition: Some light creasing and rubbing. Print high lighted with brown. Repaired tear in right margin going into plate not affecting the image. [14389] Was £1,000 Now £850

103. Baronet Stipple engraving George Townly Stubbs after George Stubbs London Published Feby. 20th 1794 by Messrs Stubbs, Turf Gallery, Conduit Street, c. 1794 Image 390 x 500 mm, Pl. 401 x 501 mm unmounted Lennox Boyd 100 State ii/iii [14388] Was £1,100 Now £875

Hunting & Shooting

104. Eagle brother to Spread Eagle Line and Stipple engraving JohnWhessell London Published Aug. 13 1805 by John Harris / Sweeting’s Alley. Cornhill. & 8 Old Broad Street Image 370 x 485 mm, Plate 406 x 507 mm framed Siltzer (not recorded) Ex Col. Christopher Lennox-Boyd [10454] Was £1,250 Now £900 106. Ideas Aquatint H. Alken 1827 Image: 425 x 385 mm mounted [9930] Was £350 Now £150

105. Chelim Mezzotint William Ward after Henry Bernard Chalon London Published 2nd. Decr. 1809 by C. Random D.B. Sporting Gallery 5 Hart Street Bloomsbury Image 405 x 554 mm, Plate 470 x 580 mm Frankau - William Ward 296, Siltzer 93 Proof before all letters, with cleaned inscription space Ex Col. Hon Christopher Lennox-Boyd Condition: repaired tear to top of image.

[10409] Was £1,000 Now £800

107. Mr. Robert Luther of Acton Salop. On his favourite old mare by Hesperus, with a few Dogs belonging to the United Pack of Fox Hounds.

Lithograph with hand colouring Engraved by C.Fairland, Painted by W. Roos June 1849

Image 560 x 629 mm, Plate 600 x 705mm mounted [15994] Was £485 Now £350

Rowing

108. The Oxford and Cambridge Boat Race Lithograph with hand colouring Anonymous Published by S. Lipschitz 84 Brushfield Street Bishopgate London, c. 1871 Image 445 x 595 mm framed A rare print of the Oxford and Cambridge Boat Race in its original frame.

[2138] Was £1,000 Now £780

To The Right Hounorable Lord Viscount Falmouth, Recorder of the Borough of Truro, this North West View of Truro is by Permission most humbly Dedicated by his Lordships much Obliged & obedient Servant, William Varley Aquatint Frederick Charles Lewis after William Varley Published by W.Varley, June 1806. Truro Image 320 x 440 mm, Plate 410 x 565 mm mounted A scarce view of Truro in Excellent condition. [13932] Was £450 Now £300

British Topography 109. To the Corporation and Inhabitants this South West View of St. Mary’s Church Truro is most humbly inscribed by their much obliged servant Wm. Varley Aquatint F.C. Lewis after William Varley Published Decr. 1805 by. W. Varley, Truro, Cornwall Image 320 x 440 mm, Pl. 410 x 565 mm mounted A scarce view of St. Mary’s parish church before it was incorporated into the Cathedral.

William [Fleetwood] Varley (1785 -1856), the drawing master and brother of John Varley [7012] Was £200 Now £140

110. Abingdon Etching on vellum L. Valmon after Vicart Cole Copyright 1897 by Messers. Arthur Tooth & Sons, Publishers, 5 & 6, Haymarket, London, 299 Fifth Avenue,. New York, & Messers. Steifold & Co. Berlin, Printed by Messers.A. Salmon & Ardale, Porcabeuf succr, Paris.

Image 457 x 747 mm framed Signed by L. Valmon PSA index Vol. 2 i/ii [20732] Was £950 Now £700

Oxford

111. "Balliol" - Oxford.

Charcol Elias Mollineaux Bancroft 1894 Image & Sheet 415 x 596 mm mounted An original charcol drawing of Balliol College by Elias Mollineaux Bancroft (1846 - 1924). Bancroft was a landscape painter. He exhibted at the pricipal London galleries and at the Royal Cambrian Academy. He lived in Manchester amd often worked in Wales. [11821] Was £450 Now £300

112. Christ Church from the Meadow, Almanack 1776 Engraving Mich. Rooker Image 472 x 446 mm framed [6122] Was £280 Now £195

113. The Golden Cross, Oxford Lithograph Cecil Aldin Printed and Published by Eyre & Spottiswoode Ltd. East Harding St, London, E.C. c 1930 Image 380 x 330 mm mounted Signed in pencil, blind stamped.

[10366] Was £750 Now £600

114. Godstow Lock Albumen Photograph Anonymous c. 1885 Image 130 x 162 mm framed [14797] Was £100 Now £65

115. Godstow from above the bridge Gelatin silver print Attributed to Vaughan at Parkers c.1879 Image 190 x 115 mm framed [14792] Was £90 Now £60

116. [Magdalen College] Watercolour Anonymous c. 1890-1900 Image 330 x 485 mm mounted Possibly by Alexander Macdonald or a pupil of.

Condition: Small repaired tear [10864] Was £400 Now £330

117. Magdalen Tower & Bridge Photograph Anonymous c.1865 Image 184 x 110 mm framed [6482] Was £70 Now £50

118. Queen’s College, Oxford Etching William Walcot c. 1920 Image and plate 292 x 388 mm mounted [15967] Was £1,000 Now £800

119. The Isis Gelatin silver print Attributed to Gillman and Soames c. 1896 285 x 365 mm framed An exceptional photograph of the Isis. [10064] Was £240 Now £195 121. Worcester College from the Provest’s Garden Steel engraving Le Keux Published by J. Parker. Oxford Nov. 1st 1855 Image 256 x 369 mm, Plate 327 x 418 mm, Sheet 670 x 510 mm framed [4229] Was £250 Now £200

Public Schools, Colleges & Education 120. Wadham College, Oxford Watercolour George Pyne c. 1840 Image 210 x 151 mm framed [5029] Was £1,500 Now £995

122. Rugby School as it appear'd in the Year 1809, Is

by Permission respectfully dedicated to the Honorable the Trustees By their much obliged and Obedient Servant E.Pretty.

Etching with aquatint.

R. Reeve after E. Pretty

Rugby, Published by E.Pretty, Drawing Master, June 1811 Image 205 x 460 mm, Pl. 275 x 490 mm Framed Pupils playing cricket in front of the school buildings [17109] Was £450 Now £360

123. To the Noblement & Gentlemen Educated at Rugby, this View of the School is respectfully dedicated By their humble Servant, E.Pretty. .

Etching with aquatint.

R. Reeve after E. Pretty Rugby, Published by E.Pretty, Drawing Master, June 1816 Image 205 x 460 mm, Pl. 275 x 490 mm framed [17110] Was £250 Now £200

Japanese Landscape and Famous Places

124. Bishu- Nagoya shinkei: Actual view of Nagoya, Bishu (Owari) Province Woodblock print (nishiki-e) Utagawa Hiroshige II (1829-1869) November 1859 Oban tate-e single sheet [9.5 x 14 inches] framed Signature: Hiroshige ga Publisher:Uoya Eikichi Series: Shokoku meisho hyakkei: One Hundred Views of Famous Places in Various Provinces Number 15 from the series One Hundred Views of Famous Places in Various Provinces which dates from the middle of Hiroshige II's career, when he was in his mid-thirties. At this point he started using the name 'Hiroshige', since his master Hiroshige I had just died in 1858, and Hiroshige II had taken over the title 'Hiroshige', thus the prints in this series are signed 'Hiroshige'. The series does not appear to contain the full one hundred prints advertised in the title; it is currently known to contain at least 81 prints.

The series title is in the tall rectangular cartouche in the top right corner; the title of each individual print is in the square cartouche to its left.

Condition: Excellent impression on full sheet with mica in roof.

[23923] Was £3,500 Now £3150

MAPS

125. Senshu Ushitaki Tanfu: Maple leaves at Ushitaki, Senshu (Izumi) Province Woodblock print (nishiki-e) Utagawa Hiroshige II (1829-1869) February 1859 Oban tate-e single sheet [9.5 x 14 inches] framed Signature: Hiroshige ga Publisher: Uoya Eikichi Series: Shokoku meisho hyakkei: One Hundred Views of Famous Places in Various Provinces Number seven from the series One Hundred Views of Famous Places in Various Provinces which dates from the middle of Hiroshige II's career, when he was in his mid-thirties. At this point he started using the name 'Hiroshige', since his master Hiroshige I had just died in 1858, and Hiroshige II had taken over the title 'Hiroshige', thus the prints in this series are signed 'Hiroshige'. The series does not appear to contain the full one hundred prints advertised in the title; it is currently known to contain at least 81 prints.

The series title is in the tall rectangular cartouche in the top right corner; the title of each individual print is in the square cartouche to its left.

Condition: Excellent impression on full sheet with mica in tree. [23924] Was £3,600 Now £3250

126. A New and Accurate Map of all the Known World Drawn from the latest & most Authentic Surveys assisted by the best & most approved Modern Maps Charts & C. Where in all the late Discoveries & Improvements are carefully Delineated. The whole being Regulated by Astronomical Observations Copper engraved map with handcolour Bowen, Emmanuel London, 1752 27 x 52 cm. framed From A complete atlas, or distinct view of the known world by Emanuel Bowen [9533] Was £1,200 Now £900

127. A New Map of the Terraqueous Globe according to the latest Discoveries and most general Divions of it into Contienents and Oceans.

Copper engraved with hand colour Wells, Edward Published Oxford 1726-38 framed This decorative and instructional world map was part of a set of 22 maps dedicated to William, Duke of Gloucester, who was then an 11 year old student at Oxford. Wells was a teacher of mathematics and geography at Christ Church College. The 11 year old William, heir to the throne, began his studies at Christ Church in 1700 at the age of 11 and died a few months after the map was issued (1700). Wells designed his maps for instructional use in the geography courses he taught at Christ Church College at Oxford and his clear

and direct cartographic presentation proved popular with the general public as well. Something of a surprise commercial success, the atlas received several printings well into the 1730s.. The wonderfully decorative maps are greatly prized for their charming vignettes including views of Oxford, and provide a fascinating snapshot of British understanding of the world at the outset of the 18th century. Wells maps are known for geographical accuracy and the strength of the engraved images. This map shows California as an Island, an incomplete New Holland attached to N. Guinea, partial New Zealand Coast line and no Southern Continent.

Michael Burgers was an engraver and draughtsman from Holland whom move to England and settled in Oxford in 1673. Whilst in Oxford he worked for David Loggan on Oxford Illustrata, published in 1675, and eventually succeeded Loggan as Engraver to the University. Burgers engraved the first Oxford Almanack in 1676 and continued to engrave most of them for the next 43 years. Burgers also illustrated books and produced architectural, botanical and portrait engravings.

Shirley World 608 [3326] Was £2,200 Now £1700

128. Regni Angliae et Walliae Principatus Tabula divisa in LII Regiones, Anglice Shire dictas....

Copper engraved with hand colouring Allard, Carel J. Covens and C. Mortier, Amsterdam c. 1721 495 x 580 mm framed [10408] Was £550 Now £440

129. A Mapp of Y County of Buckinghamshire Copper engraved with hand colour Blome, Richard c. 1715 247 x 175 mm framed [3327] Was £200 Now £110

130. [Map of the River Thames from Lechdale to Richmond] Lithograph Anonymous Edward Stanford Ltd, 1960 Each section 188 x 1060 mm mounted Presented in three equal horizontal sections Condition: vertical folds as issued [22230] Was £400 Now £200