1750 Three Engravings China Peking Costumes

Three engravings from Prevost's Voyages, printed at Paris in 1750. Includes view of Peking, costumes of the Tartars, and a scene from Ceyon. Fine, each measures 7.5 x 10". Reserve: $30.00 Shipping: Do

Three engravings of Tartars in various costumes, two with archery weapons, and one costume. All from a work by Prevost on voyages to the Orient, printed at Paris , 1750. Each 7 x 10". Fine condition.

6 framed George Henry Mason hand colored engravings from the Costume of China, three with descriptive sheets from the book. These hand colored engraved plates are from Costumes of China by George Henr

Two engravings showing costumes and an Island scene from Ceylon, printed circa 1750 from "Histoire Générale des Voyages, ou nouvelle collection de toutes les relations de voyages par mer et par terr

A lot of five engravings of China from a work by Prevost showing among other things, boats including Dragon and Barques. Printed at Paris circa 1750, Fine, each measures 7.25 x 9.75". Reserve: $50.00

Two engraved plates of Chinese costumes including women and Mandarins. From work of Prevost Voyages, printed at Paris circa 1750. Fine, Each measures 7 x 10". Reserve: $20.00 Shipping: Domestic: Flat-

China, three Peking glass snuff bottles. Height 3 in.

TWO Engravings of money of China and Japan, printed at Paris by Chez Didot from "Histoire Generale des Voyages" by Prevost. Measures 7 x 9.5". Fine. Reserve: $20.00 Shipping: Domestic: Flat-rate of $8

Mason, George Henry, The Costume of China, Illustrated by Sixty Engravings with Explanations in English and French by George Henry Mason, Esquire Major of His Majesty's (Late) 102d Regiment. London: P

Orange silk satin embroidered in metallic & silk thread, lined w/ linen, B 46", L 48", (blue dye bleeding, wear/pulls to cording, stains/discoloration, shattering & 2.5" holes at underarms, 3" seam op

An engraving of Siamese costumes printed at Paris 1750 for Prevost's Voyages. Fine condition, measures 7 x 10". Reserve: $20.00 Shipping: Domestic: Flat-rate of $6.00 to anywhere within the contiguous

Arisian costume, walking dress, le cotillon (Guerard) colored engravings on paper Nicolas Guerard (1648-1717) Par Tout de Mesme largest 11.5 x 7.5 inches (plate) 15 x 11 inches (paper) unframed Overal

Three 17th c Dutch engravings including costume engraving by Wenceslaus Hollar and two portraits of others. Hollar mounted with mild discoloration. Else Fine, measures 5 x 7" and smaller. Reserve: $30

Print from steel engraving titled „Peking in China“.This engraving is from Meyers Universum, published by Carl Joseph Meyer.Artist and engraver unknown.Notes: Aus. D. Kunstant. D. Bibliogr. Instit

SET OF THREE CHINA TRADE HAND-COLORED ENGRAVINGS18th CenturyBy Franz Xaver Habermann (Germany, 1721-1796). Depicts Nanking, China, an Audience with the Emperor of China and a View of Siam. Titled in F

2 Antique Framed George Henry Mason Hand Colored Engravings from the Costume of China. A Tailor and a Woman Embroidering. These Hand Colored Engraved Plates are From Costumes of China by George Henry

2 Antique Framed George Henry Mason Hand Colored Engravings from the Costume of China. A Bird Seller and a Puppeteer. These Hand Colored Engraved Plates are From Costumes of China by George Henry Maso

2 Antique Framed George Henry Mason Hand Colored Engravings from the Costumes of China. A Vegetable Vendor and a Man with Traps. These Hand Colored Engraved Plates are From Costumes of China by George

China, ROC Period, three Peking glass snuff bottles in a range of colors from dark red to pink, each decorated with different motifs. Height 2 in.

2 Antique Framed George Henry Mason Hand Colored Engravings from the Costume of China. A Man with a Raree Show and a Parasol Maker. These Hand Colored Engraved Plates are From Costumes of China by Geo

China, 19th C., three Peking glasses. 4 in., 2 1/4 in.

Four Plates from "The Costume of China" From "The Costume of China, illustrated by sixty engravings: with explanations in English and French", originally printed in London, 1800, engraved by Dudley af

Antique hand colored Stipple and aquatint engraving from the Costumes of China by the Chinese artist, Pu-Qua of Canton. Published by W. Miller, London. Dimensions: (Frame) H 17.5" x W 15.25" (Sight) H

Lot of four framed 19th century hand colored engravings with a China theme. Includes "The City Quang Chew Fu, or Canton" published by Astley; "Forme de la Cour Imperiale de Peking" published by Jacob