England, 18th century. A folio print of two William Hogarth engravings, titled The Times, Plates I &

England, 18th century. A folio print a William Hogarth engraving, titled France Plate I. Overall good condition, measures 19 x 25 inches.

England, 18th century. A folio print a William Hogarth engraving, titled Mr. Walpole. Overall good condition, measures 19 x 25 inches

England, 18th century. A folio William Hogarth engraving, titled The King of Prussia. Overall good condition, staining in margins. Measures 19 x 25 inches

England, 18th century. A folio print a William Hogarth engraving. Overall good condition, measures 19 x 25 inches.

England, 19th century. A folio print a William Hogarth engraving, titled King Henry the Eighth & Anna Bullen. Overall good condition, measures 19 x 25 inches.

England, 18th century. A folio William Hogarth engraving, c. 1735. Overall good condition, staining in margins. Measures 19 x 25 inches.

England, 18th century. A folio William Hogarth engraving. Overall good condition, staining in margins. Measures 19 x 25 inches.

England, 18th century. A folio William Hogarth engraving, c. 1735. Overall good condition, staining in margins. Measures 19 x 25 inches.

England, early 19th century. A folio William Hogarth engraving, plate VI. Overall good condition, staining in margins. Measures 19 x 25 inches.

Late 18th or early 19th century engraving, signed in plate by William Hogarth (British, 1697-1764), titled "Beggar's Opera Act III", 17.25"h x 21.75"w, overall size including frame 24"h x 38.25"w x 1"

Antique 18th C William Alexander Chinoiserie Print. Originally made in 1796, this print is dated 1814. Antique 18th century English hand colored engraving titled China Plate 45. Published by J Murray

William Hogarth, England, "Credulity, Superstition, and Fanaticism", copper plate engraving on paper, matted and in a modern frame

After William Hogarth, 1697-1764. An 18th century engraving on paper titled "Marriage A-la-Mode" Plate II. Signed "Wm Hogarth" in the plate lower left. Some toning and rippling to paper, slight foxing

(lot of 4) William Hogarth (British 1697-1764), "The Four Times of the Day" (Plates 1-4), engravings with hand coloring, each titled in plate lower center, dated 1738, overall (with frame/each): 26.5"

19th century steel plate engraving after Hogarth. Titled "England." Dimensions: (Frame) H 13.75" x W 15.75", (Sight) H 7" x W 9" Condition: Light age toning. Rubbing to frame corners.

A GROUP OF TWO ETCHING AND LINE ENGRAVINGS FROM WILLIAM HOGARTH (English 1697-1764) "THE INDUSTRIOUS PRENTICE," LONDON, ENGLAND, 1747, LATER 19TH CENTURY PRINTING, comprising Plate 1 "The Fellow Prent

Incl Analysis of Beauty Plate 2, One Plate from Hudibras, Morning & Night - Two plates of four from the Four times of Day series, and A Taste in High Life. Copper Plates Originally Published 1822 [But

Late 18th or early 19th century framed William Hogarth (British, 1697-1764) engraving titled 'A Medley,' depicting a congregation of fanatics in the throes of a psalm, double matted and framed, sight

Benjamin Smith (British, 1754-1833) after William Hogarth (1697-1764), engraving titled "Sigismonda mourning over the Heart of Guiscardo," published June 4, 1795, overall dimensions including frame 31

18th C. French Sword Fighting Prints, 1740. Two matted engravings from P.J. F. Girard's "Treatise on Arms, teaching how to fight with the pointed sword alone" (The Hague, 1740), plates #99 (Defending

**First Time At Auction** Sir William Hamilton (British, 1719-1805) and Pierre-Francois Hughes (French, 1719-1805). Plate 37 from "Antiquites Etrusques, Grecques et Romaines, Cabinet de M. William Ham

A lot of two albums. The first contains a series of 59 XVIII-century French engravings titled Le Sacre du Louis XV, the Coronation of Louis XV. Prints by Nicolas-Dauphin de Beauvais, 1687 to 1763, aft

Three 19th C. botanical prints including two by Elizabeth Blackwell, wood strawberries and cordon, plate 12" x 7.75", overall 19.5" x 14.5", with other of turnip, plate 13" x 8.5", overall 19.5" x 14.

Two 18th C. hand colored engravings, botanical studies of flowering plants and insects. Signed in plate “P. Sluyter Sculp,” Pieter Sluyter, 18th C. Dutch engraver. After original paintings