Antique Prints and Maps - NO RESERVE - DAY 1 2025-11-15 Auction - 254 Price Results - Proverde Auctions in Provence-Alpes-C?te d'Azur
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John Webber (1751-1793) – A White Bear – Large Folio Engraving (c. 1784)Jan Goeree (1670–1731) – Illustration of the Arch of Titus, Rome – Engraving (18th Century)Johann Wilhelm Weinmann – Botanical Illustration of Broom and Furze Species
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Aix-en-Provence, Provence-alpes-c?te D'azur, France
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Antique Prints and Maps - NO RESERVE - DAY 1

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George Shaw – Zoological Illustration of a Monkey and a Baboon – Engraving (1801): This engraving is a zoological illustration featuring two figures of primates: the Purple-faced Monkey (Cercopithecus vetulus) shown seated and holding a branch, and the Brown Baboon (Papio species)
0001: George Shaw – Zoological Illustration of a Monkey and a Baboon – Engraving (1801)Est. $50-$100
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George Shaw – Zoological Illustration of a Ring-Tailed Lemur and a Tarsier – Engraving (Circa: This engraving is a zoological illustration featuring two species of primates, the Ring-Tailed Lemur (Lemur catta) prominently displayed climbing a tree trunk, noted for its distinctive striped tail,
0002: George Shaw – Zoological Illustration of a Ring-Tailed Lemur and a Tarsier – Engraving (CircaEst. $50-$100
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George Shaw – Zoological Illustration of a Loris – Engraving (1801): This engraving is a zoological illustration featuring a single Loris (Loris tardigradus or related species), shown perched on a branch. The figure is rendered with fine texture to illustrate its fur,
0003: George Shaw – Zoological Illustration of a Loris – Engraving (1801)Est. $50-$100
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George Shaw – Zoological Illustration of an Oran Otan – Engraving (Circa 1800): This engraving is a zoological illustration featuring a single Oran Otan (a spelling variation for Orangutan, Pongo species) shown standing and grasping a prominent, gnarled tree trunk. The primate
0004: George Shaw – Zoological Illustration of an Oran Otan – Engraving (Circa 1800)Est. $50-$100
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George Shaw – Zoological Illustration of the Rhinoceros Beetle Life Cycle – Engraving (1801): This engraving is a zoological illustration detailing the life cycle of the Rhinoceros Beetle (Scarabaeus nasicornis). The plate is numbered 4 and shows four stages of the insect: the adult
0005: George Shaw – Zoological Illustration of the Rhinoceros Beetle Life Cycle – Engraving (1801)Est. $50-$100
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George Shaw – Zoological Illustration of the Palm Weevil and its Larva – Engraving (1801): This engraving is a zoological illustration detailing two stages of the Palm Weevil (Curculio palmarum). The plate is numbered 20 and shows the adult Curculio beetle, a species of weevil
0006: George Shaw – Zoological Illustration of the Palm Weevil and its Larva – Engraving (1801)Est. $50-$100
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George Shaw – Zoological Illustration of a Moth Life Cycle – Engraving (1801): This engraving is a detailed zoological illustration detailing the life cycle of a moth, identified as Ph. Junonia (Phalæna or moth species). The plate is numbered 76 and shows three distinct stages
0007: George Shaw – Zoological Illustration of a Moth Life Cycle – Engraving (1801)Est. $50-$100
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George Shaw – Zoological Illustration of the Deathwatch Beetle – Engraving (1801): This engraving is a detailed zoological illustration detailing the Deathwatch Beetle (Ptinus fatidicus or related species). The plate is numbered 6 and shows the beetle in both a top-down and
0008: George Shaw – Zoological Illustration of the Deathwatch Beetle – Engraving (1801)Est. $50-$100
Henry Shaw (1800–1873) – Illustration of Enamelled Candlesticks – Hand-colored engraving: This illustration depicts two highly ornamental enamelled metal candlesticks rendered in vivid gold, blue, and red tones, with decorative panels featuring geometric and possibly Byzantine or Gothic
0009: Henry Shaw (1800–1873) – Illustration of Enamelled Candlesticks – Hand-colored engravingEst. $50-$100Lot Passed
Henry Shaw (1800–1873) – Illustration of Female Head Dresses from the 15th Century – Engraving: This engraving is an illustration depicting a set of four different female head dresses and hairstyles, shown in profile, with the note indicating their style originates "from the beginning of the
0010: Henry Shaw (1800–1873) – Illustration of Female Head Dresses from the 15th Century – EngravingEst. $50-$100Lot Passed
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Henry Shaw (1800–1873) – Illustration of Knights Fighting – Hand-colored engraving (Circa: This print is an illustration titled "KNIGHTS FIGHTING," depicting scenes of medieval mounted combat (jousting or battle), with the action taking place around the year 1360 according to the note at
0011: Henry Shaw (1800–1873) – Illustration of Knights Fighting – Hand-colored engraving (CircaEst. $50-$100
Henry Shaw (1800–1873) – Illustration of the Burial of Edward the Confessor – Hand-colored: This print is an illustration titled "BURIAL OF EDWARD THE CONFESSOR," depicting a scene from medieval history or manuscript illumination. The scene shows several figures in ecclesiastical vestments
0012: Henry Shaw (1800–1873) – Illustration of the Burial of Edward the Confessor – Hand-coloredEst. $50-$100Lot Passed
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Antoine François Prévost – Illustration of Zodiac Coins and Portuguese East Indies Coinage –: This engraving is a plate illustrating two distinct series of coinage and symbols, labeled "Monnoye qui représente les douze Signes du Zodiaque" (Coins representing the twelve Signs of the Zodiac)
0013: Antoine François Prévost – Illustration of Zodiac Coins and Portuguese East Indies Coinage –Est. $75-$150
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Antoine François Prévost – Illustration of Arms and Musical Instruments of the Kingdom of Whydah: This engraving is a plate illustrating various Arms and Musical Instruments from the Kingdom of Whydah (Juda or Ouidah, located in present-day Benin). The title reads "Armes et Instrumens de Musique
0014: Antoine François Prévost – Illustration of Arms and Musical Instruments of the Kingdom of WhydahEst. $75-$150
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Antoine François Prévost – Topographical Illustration of the Temple of Kon Jan, Siam –: This engraving is a topographical illustration titled "TEMPLE DE KON JAN SIAM," depicting a rugged, mountainous coastal landscape with a prominent, spire-like rock formation or structure rising from
0015: Antoine François Prévost – Topographical Illustration of the Temple of Kon Jan, Siam –Est. $75-$150
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Antoine François Prévost – Topographical Illustration of a Street in Nanjing, China –: This engraving is a topographical illustration titled "VUE D'UNE RUE DE NANKING" (View of a Street in Nanjing), depicting a bustling street scene in Nanjing, China. The view shows low-rise buildings
0016: Antoine François Prévost – Topographical Illustration of a Street in Nanjing, China –Est. $75-$150
Francis Orpen Morris – Zoological Illustration of a Coot – Hand-colored wood engraving (Circa: This illustration is a zoological portrait of a single Coot (Fulica atra), a type of waterfowl, labeled simply "COOT." The bird is depicted with its characteristic black plumage and distinctive white
0017: Francis Orpen Morris – Zoological Illustration of a Coot – Hand-colored wood engraving (CircaEst. $75-$150Lot Passed
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Francis Orpen Morris – Zoological Illustration of a Red-Necked Phalarope – Hand-colored wood: This illustration is a zoological portrait of a single Red-Necked Phalarope (Phalaropus lobatus), a small wading bird, labeled "RED-NECKED PHALAROPE." The bird is depicted in its vibrant breeding
0018: Francis Orpen Morris – Zoological Illustration of a Red-Necked Phalarope – Hand-colored woodEst. $75-$150
Francis Orpen Morris – Zoological Illustration of a Bean Goose – Hand-colored wood engraving: This illustration is a zoological portrait of a single Bean Goose (Anser fabalis), labeled "BEAN GOOSE." The goose is shown swimming in water, with its reflection and one webbed foot visible below
0019: Francis Orpen Morris – Zoological Illustration of a Bean Goose – Hand-colored wood engravingEst. $75-$150Lot Passed
Francis Orpen Morris – Zoological Illustration of a Brent Goose – Hand-colored wood engraving: This illustration is a zoological portrait of a single Brent Goose (Branta bernicla), a small, black and dark grey goose, labeled "BRENT GOOSE." The goose is depicted floating on water, showcasing
0020: Francis Orpen Morris – Zoological Illustration of a Brent Goose – Hand-colored wood engravingEst. $75-$150Lot Passed
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Johann Wilhelm Weinmann – Botanical Illustration of Balsam of Gilead – Hand-colored engraving: This print is a detailed botanical illustration numbered N. 223, depicting a branch of the Balsam of Gilead (Balsamum verum or Commiphora gileadensis), with the titles provided in both Latin (Balsami
0021: Johann Wilhelm Weinmann – Botanical Illustration of Balsam of Gilead – Hand-colored engravingEst. $75-$150
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Johann Wilhelm Weinmann – Botanical Illustration of Orache Species – Hand-colored engraving: This print is a detailed botanical illustration numbered N. 492, depicting two different species of Orache (Atriplex), a genus of herbaceous plants. The two figures, labeled a. and b., show
0022: Johann Wilhelm Weinmann – Botanical Illustration of Orache Species – Hand-colored engravingEst. $75-$150
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Johann Wilhelm Weinmann – Botanical Illustration of Wormwood Species – Hand-colored engraving: This print is a detailed botanical illustration numbered N. 171, depicting two different species of Wormwood (Artemisia). The plate showcases three distinct figures: b. Artemisia caule purpurascente
0023: Johann Wilhelm Weinmann – Botanical Illustration of Wormwood Species – Hand-colored engravingEst. $75-$150
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Johann Wilhelm Weinmann – Botanical Illustration of Bugloss and Scorpion Grass Species: This print is a detailed botanical illustration numbered N. 666, depicting several related species from the Boraginaceae family, commonly known as Bugloss (Anchusa) and Scorpion Grass (Myosotis, or
0024: Johann Wilhelm Weinmann – Botanical Illustration of Bugloss and Scorpion Grass SpeciesEst. $75-$150