Edward Orme "Stag Hunting" print

English color print "Stag Hunting" published and sold by Edward Orme 1807. Frame size 24"h x 28"w, sight size 14"h x 18"w

Collection of Three (3) English Hunting Scene Prints to Include One (1) "Duck Shooting, La Chasse Aux Canards" Published & Sold April 1, 1807 by Edward Orme, Printseller to the King, Engraver &amp

CAPTION PRINTED BELOW PICTURE: 'African Rhinoceros-hunting' DATE PRINTED: 1814 IMAGE SIZE: Approx 13.5 x 18.0cm, 5.25 x 7.25 inches (Medium) TYPE: Antique aquatint print with original hand colouring,

Stag Hunting Reminiscences. 1887 McQueen and Sons. Printed in London. Great colors and images. 32"x26". Excellent

Set of two prints depicting hunters in red coats and black top hats on horseback readying for a stag hunt and in pursuit of a stag. Foxhounds are also shown surrounding the hunters and bounding across

Copper Plate Published 1823, London for "The Gallery of Nature and Art: or, A Tour Through Creation and Science" by the Rev. Edward Polehampton & John M. Good. Paper Size: 10 x 7 inch (26 x 18cm) Very

After Edwin Landseer. Large Folio Wood Lithographs (Reverse side blank) Special Supplement Published 1876, London for "The Illustrated London News" Centre fold as issued. Paper Size: 22 x 16 inch (56

An Aquatint titled " Arabs Hunting Ostriches." Published by Edward Orme. London. Copyright 1813. Illustrated and engraved by J. H. Clark & Samuel Howitt & M Dubourg. Sight: 7 1/2" H x 9" W. Frame: 11

My Dogs, Edward Orme, London, 1808. Together with 4 more prints, children, women, etc. Largest 15" x 11".

Matthew Dubourg Aquatint Whaling Print From The Drawings By J.H. Clark ;?published in 1813 by Edward Orme , London. Matted and framed. 7 in. x 9 in. Framed 12.25 in. x 14.5 in.

England, 19th Century. Lithographs. "Portrait of Henry Oldaker on his favorite Hunter Pilot" drawn on stone by J. W. Giles. 20.25"h. 24.75"w. And two dated 1806 by Edward Orme. "Smoking Wolves From Th

Title: S AMERICA. Pion gaucho cowboy catching wild bull. Horse. (Edward Orme) 1814 Description: South American catching a Wild Bull' by JH Clark del; M Dubourg sculpt (1814). Antique aquatint print wi

CAPTION PRINTED BELOW PICTURE: 'Shooting a Leopard' DATE PRINTED: 1814 IMAGE SIZE: Approx 12.0 x 18.0cm, 4.75 x 7 inches (Small) TYPE: Antique aquatint print with original hand colouring, borders and

Copper Plate Published 1710, London for "The Gentleman's Recreation" by Richard Blome. Paper Size: 16 x 10 inch (40 x 26cm) Good Condition

Set of 4 Framed Hunting Prints c.1915-1930's published by Edward Orne - 21 in tall x 25 x 1.5 each

BELLASIS, George Hutchins. "A View of the Island of Saint Helena" London: Edward Orme, 1806. Colour engraving. 50.1 x 66 cm (mark). Chipped borders.

"His Majesty George III Stag hunting", "The Monk", approximate frame size of largest 12" x 16".

Group of 3 framed 19th century military regalia prints. ++ 13th Regiment of Native Infantry, Commanded by Colonel Sir Ewen Baillie: Bengal Army. Published by Edward Orme, New Bond Street, London: 1804

THE EARL OF DERBY'S STAG HOUNDS - ENGRAVED BY; R. WOODMAN DISCLAIMER: Pick up DATE: Saturday, July 17 from 10am to 2pm at the address of 161 Raritan River Rd, Califon, NJ

Large sandpaper drawing depicting a hunting scene - stag trapped in water between hunters in boat with spear and hunting dogs on land and water - circa 1860. This is after a similar print by Currier a

Copper Plate Published 1802-20 by Longman, Hurst, Rees & Orme for "The Cycloaedia: or, Universal dictionary of arts, sciences, and literature" By Abraham Rees. Paper Size: 10.5 x 8.5 inch (27 x 22cm)

Edward Scrope Shrapnel (1847-1920). A watercolour of a native camp scene showing a birchbark canoe on the shore and a hunter carrying a stag to his awaiting family. Born in England, Shrapnel lived for

Set of four aquatinted American hunting scenes, each pencil-signed by the artist, "Edward King". Sight 12 1/2"h. x 18 1/2"w., together with a London print of a day cart. Sight 16"h. x 26"w.

A color print produced ca. 1840 by Edward Hacker, after a painting by William Barraud and Henry Barraud. Depicting a mounted huntsman and hounds in a meadow setting, with the dedication MR. WILL. LONG